Sharp Aquos Crystal 2 User guide

AQUOS CRYSTAL 2

User Guide

AQUOS CRYSTAL 2 User Guide

Contents

1

Introduction

About the User Guide........................................................ 3

Accessing Instructions on Handset................................... 3

Getting Started

Package Contents............................................................... 6

Parts & Functions.............................................................. 6

USIM Card Installation....................................................... 7

Handset Memory & SD Card.............................................. 9

Charging Handset..............................................................12

Power On/Off................................................................... 14

Touchscreen Operations...................................................15

Handset Initial Settings...................................................16

Basic Operations

Basic Operations...............................................................20

Applications.......................................................................22

Activating Applications Quickly (Quick Launcher).........23

Handset Phone Number.................................................... 26

Using Manner Mode.......................................................... 26

Using Airplane Mode.........................................................27

Text Entry.........................................................................27

Google Account................................................................. 29

Google Play....................................................................... 31

Security Codes.................................................................. 33

USIM PIN............................................................................35

Turning Off Display (Screen Lock)..................................36

Updating Software........................................................... 37

Operating by Gripping Handset (Grip Magic)................. 38

Handset Interface

Welcome Sheet (Lock Screen) Basics...............................42

Home Screen (Feel Home) Basics..................................... 43

Icons at Display Top (Status Bar)...................................44

Checking Handset Status & Notifications (Notifications

Window)............................................................................. 46

Customizing Welcome Sheet (Lock Screen).....................47

Customizing Home Screen (Feel Home)........................... 49

Disabling Touch Operation Temporarily (Childlock)....... 54

Copying Onscreen Text (Copy Anywhere).......................55

Writing Notes on Display (KAKU Notepad).....................55

Capturing Screenshots (Clip Now)...................................56

Phone

Calling................................................................................ 60

Optional Services..............................................................64

Making Call Settings........................................................ 69

Address Book.................................................................... 71

Hiding Contacts (Secrecy Settings)................................ 74

Messaging & Internet

Messaging.......................................................................... 78

S! Mail Initial Setup......................................................... 78

Sending S! Mail/SMS.........................................................79

Opening & Replying to S! Mail/SMS................................81

Using Gmail....................................................................... 83

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Using Email........................................................................86

Using the Internet (Chrome)............................................88

Camera

Capturing Photos..............................................................94

Recording Videos.............................................................. 95

Music & Images

Music Files (Music)......................................................... 100

Viewing & Managing Photos/Videos (Album)................101

Connectivity

Wi-Fi................................................................................ 104

Using Tethering Functions.............................................107

Bluetooth ® ...................................................................... 108

Global Services

Global Roaming............................................................... 114

Calling from Outside Japan...........................................115

Handset Settings

About Settings............................................................... 120

Sound/Notification Settings......................................... 121

Wallpaper & Display Settings........................................124

Energy Saving Settings..................................................126

Home Applications Setting............................................ 130

Useful Settings...............................................................130

About phone....................................................................134

Accounts Settings.......................................................... 135

Call Settings................................................................... 135

Mail Settings...................................................................136

Guide Setting..................................................................139

Data Usage Settings...................................................... 140

Storage Settings.............................................................142

Application Settings.......................................................143

Data Transfer................................................................. 143

Other Settings................................................................146

For Assistance

File Storage.....................................................................162

Backup & Restore...........................................................162

Troubleshooting.............................................................. 163

Specifications..................................................................165

Warranty & After-Sales Service................................... 166

Customer Service............................................................166

Safety Precautions

Safety Precautions.........................................................168

Important Product Information.....................................176

Handset & Hardware Care............................................. 177

General Notes................................................................. 179

Radio Wave Exposure and Specific Absorption Rate (SAR)

Information..................................................................... 181

Water Resistance............................................................182

Introduction

About the User Guide

Thank-you for purchasing this product.

Before You Begin

Read " Safety Precautions " thoroughly beforehand for proper

usage.

Accessible services may be limited by contract conditions.

Guide Usage Notes

In the User Guide, most operation descriptions are based on handset at time of purchase.

Unless noted otherwise, descriptions are for Home Screen

(Feel Home).

"Confirmation" refers to a window that appears after operation, such as authentication prompt window, selection window or caution window.

Some operation descriptions may be omitted.

Screenshots & Key Labels

Screenshots in the User Guide may differ in appearance with actual Display. Key labels in the User Guide are simplified for description purposes and differ with actual Display.

Other Notations

In the User Guide, the product is referred to as "handset." microSD™/microSDHC™/microSDXC™ Card is referred to as "SD

Card."

"403SH" here refers to this mobile phone "AQUOS CRYSTAL 2."

Accessing Instructions on Handset

3

Launching Guide

In app sheet, (Basic) (Guide)

Guide top screen opens.

・Guide usage information and confirmation for automatic updates appear at initial startup. Follow onscreen prompts.

Enable/Disable Automatic Checking for

Updates

In Guide top screen, off BACK

Auto Update on /

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Showing Status Bar Indicator

Show indicator to launch Guide from Notifications Window.

In app sheet, (Basic) (Guide)

Launching Guide from Notifications

Window

Launch the Guide quickly for how to use functions, etc. when indicator is set to appear.

Drag Status Bar down for Notifications Window


・If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.

Indicator

Notifications Window opens.

Guide


Using Guide

on BACK

Indicator is shown.

Item

Enter information to search for

Description

Search for items in Guide.

Open Guide

FAQ

Check how to operate handset by category, and use voice searching for operations to check.

Check frequently asked questions, and quickly access the FAQ mobile site.

Getting Started


Parts & Functions.............................................................. 6


Handset Memory & SD Card.............................................. 9


Power On/Off................................................................... 14



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Package Contents

Package Contents

・Handset (AQUOS CRYSTAL 2)

・Battery is built into handset.

・Handset back cover is not removable.

・TV Antenna Cable (Complimentary sample)

・クイックスタート (Japanese)

・お願いとご注意 (Japanese)

・Warranty

Parts & Functions

Handset Parts

Name

Mic

SD/USIM

Card Slot

Display

Proximity/

Light Sensor

Notification

Lamp

External

Device Port

Earphones-

Microphone

Port

Receiver

Area

(Direct Wave

Receiver) 2

Internal

Camera

Mic/

Recorder Mic

Description

Use when talking to emopa or using

Speakerphone for calls.

Insert/remove SD Card and USIM Card.

Handset uses a touchscreen-type Display.

Operate with your fingers on Display.

Light Sensor detects ambient light level.

When Sweep ON 1 or Grip Sensor is enabled, also prevents Touchscreen misoperation during calls.

Illuminates while charging or for notifications (missed calls, new messages, etc.).

Connect AC Charger or Micro USB Cable here.

Connect TV Antenna Cable or Earphones with Mic (optional accessory) here.

Hear other party's voice through this.

Use to shoot photos or videos of yourself.

Talk to other party through this. Also use while recording videos.

1　For details on Sweep ON, see "

On/Off with Motion

Settings

."

2　For details on Direct Wave Receiver, see "

Call Window

Layout/In-Call Operation

."

Name

Mic

(Recorder Mic)

External

Camera

Mobile

Light

FeliCa

Mark

Grip Sensor

Area

Speaker

Description

Use when talking to emopa or while recording videos.

Shoot photos or videos.

Use as a camera flash, flashlight, etc.

Hold up to reader/writer when using NFC/

Osaifu-Keitai ® .

Turns on Display, etc. when handset is held with both right and left sensor areas touched.

Listen to music, video sound, One Seg, etc.

Handset Keys

USIM Card Installation

USIM Card is an IC card containing customer and authentication information, including handset number.

Handling USIM Card

・See instructions included with USIM Card for handling.

・Avoid applying labels. May damage USIM Card.

・USIM is replaceable (at cost) in case of loss/damage.

・Wipe clean with a dry, soft cloth.

・Always keep the IC chip (metal) clean.

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IC chip (metal)

USIM Card Usage Notes

Observe the following when using USIM Card.

・Always follow emergency procedures to suspend service if your USIM Card or handset (USIM Card inserted) is lost/ stolen. For details, contact

Customer Service .

・Customer is responsible for any damage caused by inserting USIM Card in an other-brand IC card reader, etc.

SoftBank Corp. is not responsible in such case.

・It is recommended that you back up information that is saved on USIM Card. SoftBank Corp. is not responsible for damages from saved information that is lost.

・Always power off handset before inserting/removing

USIM Card.

・Note that USIM Card specifications and performance may change without notice.

・Return USIM Card to SoftBank Corp. when canceling subscription.

・USIM Card is the property of SoftBank Corp.

・Returned USIM Cards are recycled for environmental purposes.

Name

(Power Key)

Key

Volume Up

Volume

Down Key

Description

Turn Display off/on. Long Press for power on/off, Reboot, Airplane mode, etc.

Increase volume. Long Press for Mobile

Light on/off (in Welcome sheet (lock screen)).

Decrease volume. Long Press to activate/ cancel Manner mode (in Welcome sheet

(lock screen) or Feel Home).

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Inserting USIM Card

Always power off beforehand.

Open Card Slot Cover

Removing USIM Card

Always power off beforehand.


Pull out USIM Tray

・Do not pull USIM Tray forcefully or at an angle; damage may result. Gently pull it out horizontally from the edge.

Place USIM Card in USIM Tray

・Check orientation of USIM Card (see notch), then gently place it with IC chip (metal) facing up.

Insert USIM Tray into USIM Card Slot (bottom opening)

・Check orientation of USIM Tray, then gently insert it all the way horizontally.

Close Card Slot Cover by pressing then

・Press ○ areas firmly so that there is no gap between handset and Card Slot Cover. Debris trapped between gasket and Card Slot may allow ingress of liquid.

Pull out USIM Tray

・Do not pull USIM Tray forcefully or at an angle; damage may result. Gently pull it out horizontally from the edge.

Remove USIM Card

Insert USIM Tray into USIM Card Slot (bottom opening)

・Do not insert USIM Tray at an angle; damage may result.

Check orientation of USIM Tray, then gently insert it all the way horizontally.



SIM Unlocking

Handset supports SIM unlocking. After unlocking SIM, other companies' SIM cards can also be used on handset.

・When using another company's SIM card on handset, accessible services/functions, etc. may be limited. SoftBank

Corp. makes no guarantees whatsoever regarding the proper operation of handset.

・For details on SIM unlocking, see SoftBank Website.

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Handset Memory & SD Card

Photos and videos taken with handset, files created with applications, etc. are saved in handset memory. Install and use an SD Card as needed.

Handset Memory/SD Card Usage Notes

Use of SD Cards

Handset supports SD Card up to 128 GB. Some SD Cards may not operate properly. Observe the following when using SD Cards.

・Do not insert or remove SD Card forcefully.

・Do not touch terminals or expose them to metal objects.

・Some files are not savable.

・Make sure not to erase or overwrite files accidentally.

microSDXC Card

Handset supports microSDXC Cards (SDXC-compatible SD

Cards). microSDXC Cards are supported by SDXC-compatible devices only.

Exchanging Files with Non-SDXC-Compatible

Devices

To exchange files between handset and non-SDXCcompatible devices, use SD Cards (microSD/microSDHC

Cards) supported by handset and those devices. Inserting a microSDXC Card used on handset in a non-SDXC-compatible device may corrupt card files.

Do not format the microSDXC Card on that device even if prompted to do so. Formatting deletes all microSDXC

Card files and changes the file system. The original memory capacity may be unavailable after formatting.

To use a corrupted microSDXC Card, format it on an SDXCcompatible device.

Handset Memory/SD Card Files

Handset memory/SD Card files may be lost/altered due to accidents, malfunctions, repairs, handset upgrade/ replacement, mishandling, etc. Back up important files regularly. SoftBank Corp. is not liable for any damages resulting from loss/alteration of files.

・Never power off while files are being accessed.

Save Location

By default, files, including videos and photos taken with handset, are saved in handset memory. Even with downloaded commercially-available apps described as saving data on SD Card, files are saved in handset memory.

SD Card Caution

Keep SD Card away from infants; may cause choking if swallowed.

Inserting SD Card


Insert SD Card into SD Card Slot (top opening)

・Gently insert SD Card all the way horizontally with terminals facing up.



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Formatting SD Card

When using a new SD Card for the first time, always format it on handset.

・Formatting deletes all SD Card files. Format SD Card with caution.

・When formatting, keep handset charged or charge it adequately beforehand.

In app sheet, (Settings)

Enter Operation Password OK

・If Operation Password is unset, follow onscreen prompts.

ERASE EVERYTHING

Storage

All SD Card files will be deleted.

Erase microSD

ERASE SD CARD

Unmounting SD Card


Storage

Unmount microSD OK

Unmount microSD changes to Mount microSD . (SD Card is unmounted.)

・To mount SD Card again, Tap Mount microSD .

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Removing SD Card

Always unmount SD Card beforehand.


Remove SD Card

・Lightly push SD Card in and release finger (SD Card pops out slightly); gently pull it out horizontally.



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Charging Handset

Battery is built into handset.

Internal Battery

A lithium-ion battery is built into handset; it is not removable.

Recycling

This product requires a lithium-ion battery. Lithiumion batteries are recyclable. To recycle a used lithiumion battery, take it to any shop displaying the recycling symbol.

Battery Cautions

Battery Care

To help maintain performance and life of Internal Battery, do not store in the following conditions (battery level should be at approximately 40% for optimal storage).

・Full (immediately after charging is complete)

・Exhausted (too low to power on handset)

Bulges of Internal Battery

Depending on usage, bulges may appear near end of battery life; this does not affect safety.

Internal Battery Replacement

Internal Battery is a consumable item; may need to be replaced if operating time shortens noticeably. Internal

Battery is not user replaceable; its replacement incurs fees and requires handset submission to a SoftBank Shop or other appropriate servicer. For details, contact a SoftBank

Shop or SoftBank Customer Support, General Information .

About Charging

The following charging options are available.

Charging

Option

AC Charger

USB charging

Cigar lighter socket

Description

Connect handset and AC Charger (optional accessory) directly.

Connect handset and a PC with Micro USB

Cable (optional accessory).

Charge handset in a car using Micro USB

Charging Adapter (optional accessory) and

In-Car Charger (optional accessory).

Notification Lamp

Notification Lamp illuminates red while charging; illuminates green when charge is almost full.

・If Notification Lamp is blinking, charging is not working properly. Make sure that you are using Charger and products specified by SoftBank Corp. If you are using specified products only, contact a SoftBank Shop or

SoftBank Customer Support, General Information .

Charging Cautions

Water Resistance

Handset is water resistant; however, if Micro USB plug is inserted while it is wet, liquid (tap water, beverage, sea water, pet urine, etc.) or a foreign object adhered to handset or Micro USB plug may cause overheating, burnout, fire, malfunction, burns, etc. due to electric shock, shortcircuiting, etc.

・AC Charger (optional accessory), Micro USB Charging

Adapter (optional accessory), Micro USB Cable (optional accessory) and In-Car Charger (optional accessory) are not waterproof. Never connect Micro USB plug while handset or Charger is wet.

Handling Cables

Do not pull, bend, or twist cable; may damage the cable.

About Charging Abroad

SoftBank Corp. is not liable for problems resulting from charging handset abroad.

AC Charger

AC Charger is an optional accessory. Be sure to use SHCEJ1 or

ZTDAC1 (Micro USB, 1.0 A) specified by SoftBank Corp.

For information on other peripheral devices, see SoftBank

Website.

The following explains how to charge handset using SHCEJ1.

・See User Guide for corresponding AC Charger.

・Never connect Micro USB plug while handset or AC Charger is wet.

Charging by PC

Connect handset to a PC with Micro USB Cable (SHDDL1; optional accessory).

・Make sure that PC is turned on.

・Handset may not charge or charge slowly depending on connection/PC status.

・Never connect Micro USB plug while handset or Micro USB

Cable is wet.

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Insert Micro USB plug of Micro USB Cable into External Device

Port

Insert Micro USB plug of AC Charger into External Device Port

・Insert Micro USB plug in correct orientation; otherwise,

External Device Port may be damaged. Check contours and orientation of Micro USB plug, then insert it with tabs (○) facing down.

Extend blades and plug AC Charger into AC outlet

Charging starts and Notification Lamp illuminates.

・Notification Lamp goes out when charge is full.

After charging, remove Micro USB plug from External Device

Port, then unplug AC Charger and retract blades

・Insert Micro USB plug in correct orientation; otherwise,

External Device Port may be damaged. Check contours and orientation of Micro USB plug, then insert it with tabs (○) facing down.

Insert USB plug of Micro USB Cable into PC USB port

Charging starts and Notification Lamp illuminates.

・Notification Lamp goes out when charge is full.

After charging, remove Micro USB Cable from handset and PC

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Power On/Off

Power On

Long Press until SHARP logo appears

Power Off

(Long Press)

Handset powers on, and

Welcome sheet (lock screen)

appears after a while.


・A screen for initial settings may appear the first time handset is powered on. See "

Handset Initial Settings " for

details.

Drag up

Power off

OK

Home Screen (Feel Home) appears.

・The appearance of icon may differ depending on handset settings.


Handset shuts down.

Touchscreen Operations

Handset uses a touchscreen-type Display. Operate with your fingers on Display.

Touchscreen Usage Cautions

Touchscreen Operation

To prevent malfunctions, observe the following.

・Do not use with wet fingers or if Display is wet. If

Display is wet, wipe it with a soft cloth.

・Do not use with gloves/long fingernails, pens, pencils or sharp objects.

・Do not use with objects on/against Display.

Display Care

Do not place a sticker or shield (commercially-available protective film, privacy protector shield, etc.) on Display.

In Case of Unexpected Touchscreen Response

If handset initiates operation without Touchscreen

(Display) being operated or does not respond after

Touchscreen being operated, try the following.

(Display turns off)

Use Touchscreen

(Display turns on)

Tap

Contact Display lightly and briefly.

Drag

Touch icon or other item lightly, move it where desired, and release finger.

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Flick

Contact Display lightly, then brush screen up/down or left/ right.

Pinch/Spread

Contact Display lightly, then move fingers toward each other

(Pinch) or away from each other (Spread).

Touch & Hold

Contact Display lightly; release finger when screen changes.

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Handset Initial Settings

A screen for language selection may appear the first time handset is powered on. Here, make initial settings for Wi-Fi, a

Google™ Account, etc.

Insert USIM Card before powering on handset.

Making Initial Settings

Initial setting items and screen content may differ depending on contract conditions and handset settings. Follow onscreen prompts.

・To skip to the next setting, Tap SKIP in each screen.

Tap language NEXT

Tap & Go screen appears.

・To change language, Drag it up/down.

・If Wi-Fi is not set, Select Wi-Fi screen appears. Follow onscreen prompts.

SKIP

Wi-Fi setup screen appears.

NEXT

Add your account appears.

・To learn about Tap & Go, Tap Learn more .

Or create a new account Follow onscreen prompts

Select Wi-Fi screen appears.

Tap access point

NEXT

Enter password CONNECT

My SoftBank setting screen appears.

・To use your existing Google Account, Tap Enter your email , then follow onscreen prompts.

・See " Google Account " for details on a Google Account.

Wi-Fi setup is complete; handset restarts.

・To skip Wi-Fi settings, Tap SKIP , then follow onscreen prompts. Handset restarts after operation.

Follow onscreen prompts

Initial settings are made.

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Basic Operations


Applications.......................................................................22





Text Entry.........................................................................27

Google Account................................................................. 29

Google Play....................................................................... 31

Security Codes.................................................................. 33

USIM PIN............................................................................35




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Basic Operations

Welcome Sheet (Lock Screen)

After a period of inactivity, Display turns off to save battery power (Screen lock active).

Press unlocked.

to open Welcome sheet (lock screen); screen can be

・Welcome sheet (lock screen) also appears at power on.

Navigation Bar

Icons appear on Navigation Bar (Display bottom). See below for icon descriptions.

To unlock screen and use handset, Drag

Sheet (Lock Screen) Basics " for details.

up. See "

Welcome

Name

Back key

Home key

Recent apps key

Back key key

Keyboard

Description

Return to the previous screen.

Return to Home Screen.

1

Activate/exit Quick Launcher.

2 Touch &

Hold to open/close Notifications Window.

Close keyboard.

3

Change keyboard/input method.

3

1　Drag up for Google Search.

2　Application usage history can be set to appear instead of

Quick Launcher.

3　Appears when keyboard is open.

Selecting Options and Navigating

Screens

Tap item, icon, key, etc. to open menu/window or execute corresponding function/operation.

Home Screen (Feel Home)

Most operations start from Home Screen. Activate applications, check notifications, change handset settings, etc.

Feel Home appears as Home Screen by default.

・Activate most applications from app sheet in Feel Home. See

" Home Screen (Feel Home) Basics

" for details.

・To return to the previous screen, Tap .

・To return to Feel Home, Tap at Display bottom.

・In the User Guide, most operation descriptions are for Feel

Home.

Tap

Menu Operations

at Display top or bottom to open menu or settings.

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Handset Settings and Making Settings

In app sheet, Tap handset functions.

(Settings) to customize the operation of

・In some windows, Touch & Hold for menu or settings.

・Checkbox ( / ) or switch ( some options. Tap to enable (

) option.

/

/ ) appears for

) or disable ( /

・Drag/Flick slider, spinner, etc. to adjust some settings. If available, Tap or for additional settings.

Portrait Orientation & Landscape

Orientation

The screen changes to portrait orientation when handset is rotated sideways.

・Depending on the current screen, the orientation may not change even by changing handset orientation.

・Handset can be set so that the screen does not change from vertical to horizontal orientation while handset is held. See

" Changing Grip Magic Settings

" for details.

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One-Hand Operation (Shrinking Screen)

Shrink screen for easier one-hand operation.

・Open shrunk screen along the left or right edge of Display.

・Some screens may not be shrunk.

・Full-screen view is restored when screen orientation is changed to horizontal or when Display turns off.

Drag (to open along the left edge) or along the right edge) up

(to open

Applications

Activating Applications

In app sheet, Tap application

Screen shrinks.


Shrunk Screen Operations

Moving Shrunk Screen

In shrunk screen, down/left/right OK at upper right Drag screen up/

Enlarging/Reducing Shrunk Screen Size

In shrunk screen, screen OK at upper right Pinch or Spread

Restoring Full-Screen View

In shrunk screen, Drag

Display and Drag left/right up Keep finger on

・When Dragging left/right, Drag in the direction of shrunk screen.

Capturing Screenshots

Long Press and Volume Down Key at the same time to capture a screenshot of the current screen.

・May be unavailable for some applications.

・Open captured screenshots from (Album), etc.

・Alternatively, use Clip Now and slide your finger along the top edge of Display to capture a screenshot. See "

Capturing

Screenshots (Clip Now)

" for details.

Application activates.


Activating Applications in Folders

In Feel Home, some applications may be collected in folders (e.g., ). To activate applications in folders:

Tap folder Tap application

・To close folder without activating application, Tap .

Exiting Applications

In any application, Tap repeatedly

Feel Home returns and application exits.

・Feel Home also returns when Tapping on Navigation

Bar, but application does not exit. In this case, activate

Quick Launcher, open application from History, then exit it.

See " Activating Recently Used Applications (History)

" for details.

Where to Obtain Applications &

Updates

Use Google Play™ to obtain new applications or update

installed ones. See " Google Play " for details.

Activating Applications Quickly

(Quick Launcher)

Activate recently used applications and favorite applications quickly. In addition, activate mini-applications and miniwidgets to use multiple applications at the same time.

Quick Launcher

Use the following options to activate applications from Quick

Launcher.

Option

History

Favorites

Mini apps

Description

Activate recently used application.

Activate application saved in Favorites.

Activate mini-application or mini-widget while using applications.

Activating Recently Used Applications

(History)

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Quick Launcher (History) opens.

・"History" appears green when selected; if not, Tap

History .

Tap application


・Flick left/right for hidden applications.

History Operations

Deleting All Application History Items

In Quick Launcher (History), Clear all

Deleting Application History Items Individually

In Quick Launcher (History), Touch & Hold application to delete Clear from list

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Activating Frequently-Used

Applications (Favorites)

Favorites

Activating Multiple Applications (Mini-

Applications)

While using applications, activate another application (miniapplication/mini-widget) in a small separate window.

・Mini-application/mini-widget can be activated in Feel Home as well.

・Mini-application/mini-widget may not activate depending on current application window.

Mini apps

Quick Launcher (Favorites) opens.

Tap application in Favorites

Quick Launcher (Mini apps) opens.

Tap mini-application or mini-widget in Mini apps


・Flick left/right in Favorites for hidden applications.

Favorites Operations

Adding Applications and Functions to Favorites

In Quick Launcher (Favorites), ＋

(e.g., Application )

Tap item type

Tap application, function, etc.


Deleting Favorites Items

In Quick Launcher (Favorites), Touch & Hold application, function, etc. to delete Peel off

Mini-application window or mini-widget window opens.

・Follow onscreen prompts.

Use of Mini-Applications/Mini-Widgets

Mini-Widgets

There is no mini-widget in Mini apps by default. Add from

Mini apps.

Operation of Mini-Applications/Mini-Widgets

Operation of each mini-application/mini-widget is different. Most operations are described in "Mini-

Application/Mini-Widget Operations" below. If description does not apply, follow onscreen prompts.

Mini-Application/Mini-Widget

Operations

Exiting Mini-Application/Mini-Widget

In mini-application/mini-widget window,

Moving Mini-Application/Mini-Widget Window

Drag mini-application/mini-widget window by frame to new location

Minimizing Mini-Application/Mini-Widget

Window

In mini-application/mini-widget window,

Minimize

・Alternatively, for some applications, Tap

・To restore original size, Tap .

.

Adding Mini-Applications/Mini-Widgets

In Quick Launcher (Mini apps), ＋ application / Add widget mini-widget to add

Add mini

Tap mini-application or

Deleting Mini-Applications/Mini-Widgets

In Quick Launcher (Mini apps), Touch & Hold miniapplication/mini-widget to delete Peel off

Adding Mini-Widgets in Mini-Widget Window

In mini-widget window, widget to add

Add widget

・Flick up/down for hidden widgets.

Tap

Deleting Mini-Widget from Mini-Widget Window

In mini-widget window, widget to delete ( )

Remove widget

DELETE

Tap

Setting Mini-Widget Background Color

In mini-widget window,

Black / White / Translucence

Background color

Using Mini-Application/Mini-Widget Data and

Information with Other Application

Touch & Hold mini-application/mini-widget window

Drag data or information to other application

Showing Data Selection Screen from Mini-

Application Window (During Video Playback)

In mini-application window (during video playback),

Mini-Application/Mini-Widget Usage

Note

Mini-application/mini-widget may not work properly depending on application to be used at the same time.

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Handset Phone Number

Checking Your Phone Number

In app sheet, (Settings) Profile

Profile window opens.

・Handset number appears in Own phone number field.

Profile Operations

Editing Profile

In Profile window,

YES

Edit information

・To show/add entry fields, Tap , and to delete, .

Sending Profile

In Profile window,

YES


Send Tap send method

Setting Items when Sending Data

In Profile window, setting

Send

Tap items to send (

YES

)

Send profile info

Save

Deleting Saved Information

In Profile window, Delete

・Preset information will not be deleted.

YES

Using Manner Mode

Mute ringtones and other handset sounds to avoid disturbing others around you.

Activating Manner Mode

・Camera shutter sound, video recording tones, music, video/ game sounds, etc. still play even in Manner mode.

In Welcome sheet (lock screen) or Feel Home, Long Press

Volume Down Key

Manner mode activates.

Manner Mode Operations

Canceling Manner Mode

In Welcome sheet (lock screen) or Feel Home, Long Press

Volume Down Key

Activating Manner Mode by Selecting Option

Drag Status Bar down for Notifications Window

(Manner mode) Standard manner / Silent manner

Using Airplane Mode

Leaving power on, suspend signal-transmitting functions.

Activating Airplane Mode

(Long Press)

Airplane mode

Text Entry

Keyboards

Use onscreen keyboards for text entry. In 12-key Keyboard, multiple characters are assigned to each key. In QWERTY

Keyboard, a single letter is assigned to each key.

・Tap Text entry field for keyboard. To hide it, Tap

・Text entry descriptions are for S-Shoin (default input method).

.

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Switching Keyboards

In a text entry window, Input UI

Airplane mode activates.

Canceling Airplane Mode

(Long Press) Airplane mode

Airplane Mode Caution

Activating Airplane mode disables Wi-Fi and Bluetooth ® , interrupting corresponding transmissions.

Wi-Fi/Bluetooth ® connections can be used even in

Airplane mode by enabling Wi-Fi/Bluetooth ® after activating Airplane mode; make sure that such connection/ transmission is allowed in your current location before use.

QWERTY keyboard or 12 keyboard

Keyboard is switched.

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12-Key Keyboard Layout QWERTY Keyboard Layout

Enter characters.

Undo conversion; reverse-toggle character options before confirming entry.

Backspace cursor.

Move keyboard in the arrow direction.

Current entry mode

Delete characters.

Advance cursor; add space at text end.

Show text entry options. (During text entry, convert hiragana.)

Insert line break; confirm current characters.

Enter pictograms, symbols, or emoticons; switch conversion options.

Toggle entry modes.

Enter space; toggle case; add ゛ or ゜ for hiragana.

Enter characters.

Toggle case.

Toggle entry modes.

Enter pictograms, symbols, or emoticons; switch conversion options.

Undo conversion.

Open text entry options.

Current entry mode

Delete characters.

Insert line break; confirm current characters.

Advance cursor; add space at text end.

Backspace cursor.

Enter space. (During text entry, convert hiragana.)

Switching Entry Modes

In a text entry window,

Keyboard interface changes accordingly. Current entry mode indicator, such as

Kanji), appears.

(Half Alphabet) or (Hiragana/

・Tap to toggle Half Numeric, Hiragana/Kanji, and Half

Alphabet modes. Flick right to toggle these in reverse order.

Using Other Entry Modes

In a text entry window, Flick mode up

Keyboard interface changes accordingly.

Tap entry

Entering Letters

In 12-key Keyboard, to enter Phone:

・Entry in Half Alphabet is described.

In a text entry window,

(twice: h)

(twice: n) (twice: e)

(p changes to P)

(three times: o)

Phone is entered.

・To toggle case, type a letter and Tap . Tap as required to toggle case.

・Alternatively, for character entry, Touch & Hold key for guide instead of Tapping key repeatedly. See "

Flick Input

" for details.

Flick Input

In 12-key Keyboard, Flick key for target character (instead of

Tapping key repeatedly).

・Touch & Hold key for guide; Flick toward target character to enter.

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Google Account

Use a Google Account and get more convenience with Google services. A Google Account is required to use some services or fully use some applications.

Google Account Cautions

Google Account Email Address & Password

Do not forget your Google Account email address and password.

Google Account Operations & User Interface

Operations and user interface are subject to change due to automatic application updates or other reasons.

Creating a Google Account

In app sheet, (Settings) Accounts

Add account r s p q

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Target

Character

Operation

Tap

Touch

Touch

Touch

Touch once.

and Flick left.

and Flick up.

and Flick right.

and Flick down.

・To enable/disable key preview and Flick input guide, in a text entry window, Tap Display / Layout Key input guide .

Google

Add your account appears.

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Or create a new account VERIFY

Enter first name Enter last name NEXT

SMS will be sent to entered phone number.

I AGREE

Enter username (email address) NEXT

NEXT


Enter password Re-enter password NEXT

Select whether to enable data backup receive news and offers from Google Play

Select whether to

NEXT

Enter phone number for recovery NEXT

Remind me later NEXT

An account is created.

・To set payment information, Tap Add credit or debit card

/ Enable SoftBank billing / Redeem NEXT . Follow onscreen prompts.


Signing in to a Google Account

If an application requires a Google Account, Add your account appears. Sign in with an existing Google Account to use the application.

In Add your account, enter email address NEXT

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Google Play

Download a variety of applications (free/paid) from Google

Play. Change the setting of downloaded applications to enable manual or automatic updates. Sign in to a Google Account beforehand.

Google Play Cautions

Application Installation Disclaimer

Many different kinds of applications can be installed on handset from Google Play (provided by Google Inc.).

SoftBank Corp. is not responsible in any way for userinstalled applications (quality, reliability, legality, fitness for a purpose, credibility, accuracy, etc.) or resulting malfunctions (viruses, etc.).

Google Play Operations & User Interface

Operations and user interface are subject to change due to automatic application updates or other reasons.

Installing Free Applications

In app sheet, (Play Store)

Enter password NEXT

Google Play opens.


Tap free application INSTALL

Application downloads and installs.

ACCEPT


You are signed in to your Google Account.

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Purchasing Applications


Updating Installed Applications


Google Play opens.


Tap paid application prompts

Tap price


Follow onscreen

Purchased Applications

Payment

Pay once. Re-downloads of uninstalled applications are free of charge.

Use on Other Android Devices

Install same application on other Android devices under same Google Account at no added cost.

Refund Requests

Request refunds within designated period. Returned applications are deleted from handset; no payment is required. One refund request per application.

In Google Play,

REFUND

My apps Tap application

・See "

Getting Help with Google Play " for details.

Application Purchase Disclaimer

Purchase applications at your own risk. SoftBank Corp. is not responsible for any disadvantage resulting for user or third parties.

Google Play opens.


My apps

Tap application UPDATE



Making Application Update Settings

Setting Automatic Update Options

In Google Play, apps

Settings

Select update option

Auto-update

Setting Automatic Update by Application

In Google Play,

, etc.

My apps

Auto-update ( )

Tap application

・Tap Auto-update to toggle on ( )/off ( ).

・Automatic update is not available for some applications.

Uninstalling Applications

Applications installed via Google Play can be uninstalled.


Google Play opens.


My apps

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Security Codes

Code Types

The following codes are required for handset use.

Code

Center Access

Code

Operation

Password

Description

Four-digit code you have set in subscription contract; necessary to

change subscription details, use optional services

from landlines, etc.

A user-defined code necessary to use settings and applications related to security, personal information, etc.; unset by default.

Code Cautions

Do not forget Center Access Code; write it down if necessary. If you forget the code, contact us for recovery.

For details, contact SoftBank Customer Support, General

Information

.

Be careful not to reveal security codes to others. If misused by others, SoftBank Corp. is not liable for any resulting damages.

Tap application UNINSTALL

Application uninstalls.

OK

Getting Help with Google Play

In Google Play, Help & Feedback

Google Play Help window opens.


A description for each item appears.

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Setting Operation Password

In app sheet,

& Security

(Settings) Other settings Lock

Resetting Operation Password

If prompted for Operation Password, Tap PASSWORD

RESET then Tap OK . Follow onscreen prompts.

・My SoftBank authentication is required to reset

Operation Password. Set My SoftBank authentication from (My SoftBankプラス).

Operation password setting OK

Password Setting window opens.


Re-enter Operation Password OK OK

Operation Password is set.

Operation Password Usage Notes

Changing Operation Password

Refer to the steps for setting Operation Password.

(Current Operation Password is required to proceed.)

USIM PIN

USIM PIN and USIM Card Lock

When USIM card lock is enabled, PIN (a code for USIM Card) is required for handset use each time handset is powered on; helps prevent unauthorized use by others.

・Enable USIM card lock by enabling PIN.

・PIN is 9999 by default.

PIN Entry Cautions

PIN entry is required when changing PIN, when powering handset on with USIM card lock enabled, etc.

・Entering incorrect PIN three consecutive times activates

PIN Lock. To cancel, Personal Unblocking Key (PUK) is required; contact SoftBank Customer Support,

General

Information .

・Entering incorrect PUK ten consecutive times activates

PUK Lock, disabling handset. For recovery, USIM Card must be reissued at a SoftBank Shop (fees apply).

Enabling USIM PIN

When PIN (a code for USIM Card) is enabled, PIN entry is required for handset use each time handset is powered on with USIM Card installed.

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In app sheet,

& Security


Lock & Security menu opens.

Set up USIM card lock

OK ( )

Lock USIM card Enter PIN

PIN is enabled (USIM card lock is enabled).

Disabling USIM Card Lock

In Lock & Security menu, Set up USIM card lock

Lock USIM card Enter PIN OK ( )

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Operation at Power On

When USIM card lock is enabled, PIN entry window appears each time handset is powered on. To use handset:

Tap PIN entry field

Enter PIN OK

Turning Off Display (Screen Lock)

Screen Lock

After a period of inactivity, Display turns off to save battery power (Screen lock active).

Screen lock prevents accidental Touchscreen operation.

・To activate Screen lock manually, Press when Display is turned on.

・Set handset to activate Screen lock when handset is placed

flat as needed. See " On/Off with Motion Settings " for

details.

If Screen Lock Activates while Playing

Music

Music continues to play. For operation, Press to open Welcome sheet (lock screen) and use operation panel

(operations may vary depending on application).

Handset is usable.

Changing USIM PIN

Enable USIM card lock first. See "

Enabling USIM PIN " for

details.

In app sheet,

& Security


Set up USIM card lock current PIN OK enter new PIN OK

Change USIM PIN

Enter new PIN OK

Enter

Re-

PIN is changed.

Unlocking Screen

When Display is turned off (Screen lock active),

Welcome sheet (lock screen) opens.

・Welcome sheet (lock screen) may not open depending on handset settings; use handset normally.

In Welcome sheet (lock screen), Drag up

Screen is unlocked.

・The appearance of icon may differ depending on handset settings.


・For enhanced security, set handset to require pattern drawing or password/Lock No. passcode entry for unlocking

screen as needed. See " Lock & Security Settings

" for details.

Other Methods for Turning On Display

Set Display to turn on when handset is gripped (Grip

Magic) or when Display is Flicked (Sweep ON). See

" Operating by Gripping Handset (Grip Magic) " and "

On/Off with Motion Settings

" for details.

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Updating Software

Software Updates

At specified time, handset automatically checks for/downloads firmware updates as required.

・Software Update cannot be performed if application or function is in use.

・Alternatively, update firmware manually.

Software Update Cautions

Applications

Applications may be updated or newly added, or names, icons, operations and user interfaces of applications may be changed.

During Update

Handset cannot be used until Software Update completes; it may take some time to complete.

Data Backup

Saved data may be lost depending on condition of handset

(malfunctioning, damaged, water seepage, etc.). It is recommended that you back up important data before updating software. SoftBank Corp. is not responsible for damages from loss of data.

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Updating Software Manually

Operate handset where signal reception is good and without changing location. Also operate with adequate battery charge.

Signal becoming weak or Battery becoming low during an update may cause an update failure.

・Remove Micro USB Cable (optional accessory) from handset beforehand; otherwise, Software Update may not complete properly.

・An update failure may disable handset.

In app sheet, (Settings) About phone

Operating by Gripping Handset

(Grip Magic)

Set actions that occur when handset is picked up or set down.

Grip Magic

Use Grip Magic to perform preset actions when grasping Grip

Sensor Areas or when setting down handset and releasing Grip

Sensor Areas.

Software update

Software update menu opens.

Software update YES

Software Update starts.


Software Update Operations

Enabling/Disabling Automatic Updates

In Software update menu, Automatic Update Settings

NOT AUTOMATICALLY UPDATE or AUTOMATICALLY

UPDATE OK

Changing Automatic Update Start Time

In Software update menu, Update Schedule Settings

Select time OK OK

The following actions are set by default.

Item

Turn screen on by holding

Deterrence rotate screen

Action

Display turns on when handset is picked up (Grip Sensor Areas grasped) with

Screen lock active.

Screen does not change from vertical to horizontal orientation automatically while handset is held.

・Change Grip Magic actions as needed. See "

Changing Grip

Magic Settings " for details.

Grip Magic Cautions

Grasping Grip Sensor

Grip Sensor responds to touch on both the right and left of handset. As Grip Sensor does not respond when touched on only one side, be sure to touch Grip Sensor on both sides.

Releasing Grip Sensor

Release Grip Sensor on both sides. If one side remains contacted, Grip Sensor will continue to react.

General Use

Grip Magic may not function properly in the following cases.

・Operation with gloves worn

・Operation while a metal object is in contact with Grip

Sensor

・Operation when handset is wet

・Attaching or detaching a cover while Grip Magic is enabled

(Disable Grip Magic, then enable it again.)

Changing Grip Magic Settings


Useful

Useful window opens.

Grip magic

Grip magic window opens.

Set each item

Setting is complete.

Grip Magic Operations

Enabling/Disabling Grip Magic

In Grip magic window, On / Off

・Tap On to disable ( Off ), Off to enable ( On ).


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Setting Whether to Turn On Display when

Handset Picked Up

In Grip magic window, Turn screen on by holding

・Tap Turn screen on by holding to toggle on ( )/off

( ).

・If handset is picked up immediately after (about two seconds) Pressing to turn Display off, Display may not turn on when handset is picked up.

・If Proximity/Light Sensor is covered by a hand or other object, Display may not turn on even when Grip

Sensor Areas are touched, or operation may not be possible. Also, Display may turn off regardless of handset settings.

Setting Whether to Minimize Volume and Use

Vibrator when Handset Picked Up for Incoming

Call

In Grip magic window, Volume down for incoming calls

・Tap Volume down for incoming calls to toggle on

( )/off ( ).

Setting Whether to Prevent Vertical to

Horizontal Screen Change while Handset Held

In Grip magic window, Deterrence rotate screen

・Tap Deterrence rotate screen to toggle on (

( ).

・The feature may not follow settings with certain applications.

)/off

Setting Whether Handset Vibrates for New

Notification Indicator when Handset Picked Up with Display Off

( In Grip magic window, Notify by vibrating

)

・Tap

( ).

to toggle on ( ), to toggle off

Setting Number of Times that Handset Vibrates for New Notification

In Grip magic window, Notify by vibrating times Only once /

Notify

Every time till notification confirmation

・Available when Notify by vibrating is enabled.

Specifying Applications for which Handset

Vibrates

In Grip magic window, Notify by vibrating

Notification application setting Add apps application ( ) Add apps


Tap

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Canceling Applications for which Handset

Vibrates

In Grip magic window, Notify by vibrating

Notification application setting Remove apps

Tap application ( ) Remove apps YES


Setting Whether to Increase Volume when

Handset Placed Down while Playing Music,

Video, Etc.

In Grip magic window, Volume up for watching media


・Volume may not change depending on application in use and usage conditions.

Specifying Whether to Use Grip Magic with

Case or Cover Attached to Handset

In Grip magic window, Putting cover setting

Uncovered / Covered

・Before setting to Covered, attach the cover or case to handset.

・Grip Magic may not function properly depending on case/ cover type.

Handset Interface





Window)............................................................................. 46




Copying Onscreen Text (Copy Anywhere).......................55

Writing Notes on Display (KAKU Notepad).....................55


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Basics

Welcome sheet (lock screen) appears at power on or when is Pressed while Display is turned off (Screen lock active).

Welcome Sheet (Lock Screen) Layout

Activating Applications


Application window opens.

Tap application

Wallpaper 1

Notifications of missed calls and new messages or from applications, etc. appear here.

Tap to show owner information.

2

Drag up for applications, settings, etc.

Drag up to unlock screen.

Date and time, weather, messages from emopa, etc.

appear here (Info area).

1

Drag up to activate SH Camera.

1　Flick left/right to toggle view.

2　Set owner information beforehand. See "

Lock & Security

Settings " for details.


・Change assigned applications as needed. See "

Customizing

Welcome Sheet (Lock Screen) " for details.

Viewing Tutorial on Welcome Sheet

(Lock Screen)

In application window, onscreen prompts

(Let's Try!) Follow

Notifications (Missed Calls, New

Messages, Etc.)

Notification appears in Welcome sheet (lock screen) for missed calls, new messages and information from applications.

Tap notification twice

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Home Screen (Feel Home) Basics

Most operations start from Home Screen. Feel Home appears as Home Screen by default.

In the User Guide, most operation descriptions are for Feel

Home.

Toggling Sheets & Pages

Feel Home consists of two sheets; activate applications in app sheet, and access widgets or save shortcuts to frequentlyused applications in desktop sheet.

Flick left/right to toggle sheets.

Corresponding window opens.


Notification Count & Grouping

Notifications may be grouped depending on the number of unread notifications. To show all notifications, Tap the bottom notification twice.

App sheet consists of multiple pages.

Flick up/down to toggle pages.

・Adding shortcuts to desktop sheet may add pages to it.

Flick up/down to toggle pages.

App Sheet Layout

Activate applications.

Tap to toggle pages; large dot indicates current page position.

Dock (activate applications)

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Desktop Sheet Layout

Icons at Display Top (Status Bar)

Indicators (new message notification, handset status, etc.) appear on Status Bar (at the top of Display).

Status Bar Layout

Use widgets.

Activate applications from shortcuts.

Tap to toggle pages; large dot indicates current page position.

1

Dock (activate applications)

1　Available when application shortcuts and widgets are

added. See " Adding Shortcuts

" and " Adding Widgets " for

details.

Notifications, warnings, etc. appear here. (Notification

Indicators)

Handset status and other information appear here.

(Status Indicators)

Main Notification Indicators

Notification Indicators appear on the left.

・Notification Indicators do not appear in Welcome sheet (lock screen).

Indicator Description

Guide Available 1

Bright Keep On

Urgent News

Call Arriving/in Progress

Call on Hold

Missed Call

New Answer Phone Message

New Voicemail

New SMS/S! Mail

New Email

New Gmail

Unchecked Alarm

Calendar Event

One Seg Viewing in Progress

One Seg Recording in Progress

Application Update Available

Application Installation Complete

Data Downloading

Bluetooth ® File Reception Request

SD Card Unmounted

Readying SD Card

Connected via USB

Screenshot Captured

Screenshot Failed

Screenshot Captured (Clip Now)

Screenshot Failed (Clip Now)

More Notifications

Mobile Light On

1　Drag Status Bar down and launch Guide from Notifications

Window.

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Main Status Indicators

Status Indicators appear on the right.

Indicator Description

Battery Strength

Charging

Signal Strength

No Signal (4G LTE/4G/3G)

4G LTE/4G Data in Use 1

3G Data in Use

Airplane Mode

Wi-Fi Connected

Bluetooth ® On

Bluetooth ® Connected

Manner (Standard) Mode

Manner (Silent) Mode

Getting Location Information

Answer Phone Set

Answer Phone Set (Message Recorded)

Alarm Set

NFC/Osaifu-Keitai ® Lock Set

NFC/Osaifu-Keitai ® Lock Set (USIM Card only) 2

Hiragana/Kanji Mode

Half Alphabet Mode

Half Numeric Mode

Full Alphabet Mode

Full Numeric Mode

Character Code Mode

1　Corresponding indicator appears when handset is connected to FDD-LTE (SoftBank 4G LTE) or AXGP (SoftBank 4G).

Between these Networks, handset connects to SoftBank 4G whenever possible.

2　Appears when a USIM Card with NFC locked on another mobile phone is then installed in handset.

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Checking Handset Status &

Notifications (Notifications

Window)

Open notifications, check handset status or change various settings.

Opening Notifications Window

Drag Status Bar down


・To close Notifications Window, Tap .

Notifications Window Layout

Setting keys

Drag down to show second and subsequent lines of

Setting keys.

Notifications and active functions

Use corresponding functions.

Open Settings.

Delete all notifications and close Notifications Window.

Notifications Window Operations

Selecting and Deleting Notifications

In Notifications Window, Flick notification left/right

・Some notifications may not be deleted.

Blocking Notifications from Specific

Applications

In Notifications Window, Touch & Hold notification

Block ( )

・Tap Block to toggle on ( )/off (

・May be unavailable depending on application.

).

Showing Notifications from Specific

Applications at the Top

In Notifications Window, Touch & Hold notification

Priority ( )

・Tap Priority to toggle on (

・Available when Block is disabled (

)/off (

).

).

Setting Keys

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Customizing Welcome Sheet (Lock

Screen)

Set Wallpaper for Welcome sheet (lock screen) and change assigned applications (shortcuts).

Setting Wallpaper


Set Manner mode option.

Toggle Wi-Fi on/off.

Toggle Bluetooth ® on/off.

Enable/disable Auto-rotate screen.

Set Display brightness.

Drag down to show second and subsequent lines of

Setting keys.

Toggle Energy saving settings on/off.

Set Bright Keep.

Manage use of location information.

Enable/disable account sync.

Open Wireless output menu.

Enable/disable Reader/Writer, P2P.

Enable/disable Airplane mode.

Turn on/off Mobile Light.

Drag up to hide second and subsequent lines of Setting keys.

Toggle Grip Magic on/off.

Open window for customizing Setting keys.

Customizing Setting Keys

Rearranging Setting Keys

In Notifications Window, Customize rearrange it

Drag icon to

Deleting Setting Keys

In Notifications Window, Customize Drag icon to unused key area (right above Navigation Bar)

Adding Setting Keys

In Notifications Window, Customize Drag icon from unused key area (right above Navigation Bar) to target location

(Welcome sheet)

Welcome Sheet wallpaper

Welcome sheet wallpaper menu opens.

Tap in Image field Tap page (e.g., Page 1 )

Tap option (e.g., Contents Manager(wallpaper) ) onscreen prompts

Follow


・To remove set Wallpaper, Tap To cancel the setting when

Tapping an option.

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Operations

Setting Live Wallpaper to Welcome Sheet (Lock

Screen)

In Welcome sheet wallpaper menu, field Tap image in Live wallpaper

SET WALLPAPER

・For some Wallpapers, additional settings are available.

Follow onscreen prompts.

Applying Feel Home Wallpaper Setting to


In Welcome sheet wallpaper menu, To reflect the wallpaper setting

Changing Assigned Applications

(Shortcuts)

Change applications (shortcuts) that appear when Dragging up.


(Welcome sheet)

Shortcut

Tap shortcut to change

Tap shortcut type (e.g., Application )

Tap application/function to activate with shortcut

Shortcut is set.


Customizing Home Screen (Feel

Home)

Set Wallpaper and theme for Feel Home, rearrange icons, change layout of icons as well as add folders, shortcuts and widgets.

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Setting Wallpaper

In Feel Home, Touch & Hold open area

Menu opens.

Wallpaper Setting

Tap option (e.g., Album(wallpaper) ) prompts


Follow onscreen

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Setting Theme and View


Menu opens.

Home settings

Home settings window opens.

Tap theme (Standard, Color pop or Natural)

Home Setting Operations

Changing Wallpaper

Wallpaper set in "

Setting Wallpaper " appears by default. To

change Wallpaper:

In Home settings window, Tap graphic above From list


・To use Wallpaper set in "Setting Wallpaper," Tap graphic above Wallpaper.

Viewing Tutorial on Feel Home

In Home settings window, View for Let's Try!

Showing/Hiding Google Search Widget in App

Sheet

/ for Display In Home settings window,

Google Search

・Tap

( ).


Showing/Hiding Dock

In Home settings window,

・Tap

( ).

to toggle on ( ),

/ for Display Dock to toggle off

Showing/Hiding Guide Tab when Switching to

App Sheet/Desktop Sheet

/ for Show guide In Home settings window, tab

・Tap

( ).


Setting Home Position

In Home settings window, Apps Sheet / Desktop

Sheet in Home Position Settings

Tap color, pattern, etc.

Theme is set.

・For Standard , Tap Visible / Invisible to show/hide icon background as needed.

Rearranging App Sheet Pages

In app sheet, Touch & Hold open area

Menu opens.

Edit pages

Moving Icons/Widgets

In Feel Home, Touch & Hold icon/widget

Drag to target location

Release to place icon/widget.

・To a folder: Drag icon to target folder.

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Drag page up/down to target location

MOVE

Page is moved.

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Changing Icon Layout

Change layout of icons in app sheet (columns/rows per screen).


Adding Folders

Add folders to collect icons.

・Folders can also be created in desktop sheet and dock.

In Feel Home, Touch & Hold icon to place in folder

Menu opens.

Home settings

Add to new folder

Home settings window opens.

In Layout Setting, Simple / 3x4 / 4x5 / 5x6

Layout is changed.


・Select Simple for large icons and text.

Hiding Applications

In app sheet, Touch & Hold open area setting for application to hide

Application view

・Tap to show application again. Icon appears at end in app sheet.

Layout Setting Caution

When Layout Setting is set to Simple, desktop sheet is hidden.

Folder is added, and icon is saved in the folder.

Drag another icon to group into the folder

2 icons are saved in the folder.

・Alternatively, to create a folder, Touch & Hold open area in

Feel Home, then Tap Create Folder .

Folder Operations

Changing Folder Names

In Feel Home, Tap folder of window

Tap Name entry field at top

Enter folder name Next

Placing Icons in Folder

In Feel Home, Touch & Hold icon Drag to folder

Moving Icons Out of Folder

In Feel Home, Tap folder it out of folder

Touch & Hold icon Drag

Deleting Folders

In Feel Home, Touch & Hold folder Peel off

・Move icons out of target folder beforehand.

Adding Shortcuts

Add an application shortcut to desktop sheet.

In desktop sheet, Touch & Hold open area

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Menu opens.

Add shortcut

Application Tap application

・

Shortcut is added.

appears for shortcut icons.

Shortcut Arrangement Operations

Adding Shortcut from App Sheet to Desktop

Sheet

In app sheet, Touch & Hold icon Add shortcut

Deleting Shortcuts

In desktop sheet, Touch & Hold shortcut icon Peel off

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Adding Widgets

Add Album, Calendar, etc. as follows.

Touch & Hold open area of desktop sheet

Disabling Touch Operation

Temporarily (Childlock)

Set Childlock to disable touch operation temporarily and prevent unintended operation. (An incoming call cancels

Childlock automatically.)

Setting Childlock

Favorites (Childlock)

Menu opens.

Add widget

Tap widget

Widget is added.

Removing Widgets

In desktop sheet, Touch & Hold widget Peel off

OK

Childlock is set.

Canceling Childlock

When Display is turned off, Unlock screen

・To cancel Childlock when Display is turned on, Press to turn off Display first.

Copying Onscreen Text (Copy

Anywhere)

Copy text in webpages, images, etc. on Display.

Using Copy Anywhere

・Show content to copy on Display beforehand.

Favorites (Copy Anywhere)

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Writing Notes on Display (KAKU

Notepad)

Write notes on Display and save them as images. Attach saved images to email or share them.

Using KAKU Notepad

・Show screen to add notes to beforehand.

Favorites (KAKU Notepad)

Copy Anywhere window opens.

Trace over area to copy Drag frame to specify scan area

Pencil palette opens.


・Move pencil palette by Dragging toward top or bottom of

Display.

・If pencil palette is minimized, Tap pen or tool with to return to original size.

Tap pen ( , etc.) Trace on Display to create notes

Text is scanned (scan result window).

・Pencil palette is half-transparent while creating notes.

After completing notes,

Screen with added notes is saved as an image.

・Open saved image from Photo in Contents Manager, etc.

Text is copied.

Copy Anywhere Operations

Editing Scanned Text

In scan result window, Edit text OK

Looking Up Scanned Text in Dictionary

In scan result window, Dictionary

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Pencil Palette Layout

Capturing Screenshots (Clip Now)

Slide finger along the edge of Display to capture a screenshot.

Capture permanent screenshots for saving as image files or temporary screenshot for temporary use.

Enabling Clip Now

In app sheet, (Settings) Useful

Pens 1

Undo

Eraser

Clip out 1

Enter text

Save

Share/save

Change background

Stamp 1

1　Tap again while using to change pen color/thickness, cutout method, stamp type, etc.


Clip Now

Clip Now window opens.

Clip Now ( )

Clip Now is enabled.

・Tap Clip Now to toggle on ( )/off ( ).

Capturing Permanent Screenshots

Capture screenshots for saving as files. Webpages opened from browser (e.g., Chrome) are saved with their URL.

・Some screens may not be captured, or URL may not be saved.

Touch upper left (upper right) corner of Display

Opening Permanent Screenshots

In app sheet, (Tools) (Clip Now)

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Screen shrinks.

Slide finger to the right (left) along the top edge of Display

Screenshot list appears.


Tap screenshot

Permanent screenshot is captured.

Screenshot appears (screenshot details).

・URL appears for webpage screenshots. Tap URL to open corresponding webpage.

・When Auto-rotate screen is enabled, rotating handset

90 degrees changes screenshot list to screenshot details automatically.

Screenshot Operations

Sharing Screenshots

In screenshot list, Touch & Hold screenshot

Tap sharing option Follow onscreen prompts

Deleting Screenshots

In screenshot list, Touch & Hold screenshot

YES

Deleting All Permanent Screenshots

In app sheet,

Delete All

(Settings)

YES

Useful Clip Now

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Capturing and Opening Temporary

Screenshot

Capture screenshot of webpage, etc. for saving it temporarily.

Captured screenshot can be opened while using other applications as well.

・Only one temporary screenshot can be captured. It cannot be saved as a file.

Touch upper right (upper left) corner of Display finger down along the edge of Display

Slide

Setting Clip Now Operation

In app sheet, (Settings) Useful Clip Now

Clip Now window opens.

Slide operation settings

Temporary screenshot is captured; portion of screenshot appears at the right (left) of Display.

Drag portion of screenshot at the right (left) of Display to the left (right)

Slide operation settings appear.

From upper left / From upper right


Tap option

Temporary screenshot appears.

・To move screenshot aside, Drag it to the right (left) of

Display.

Deleting Temporary Screenshot

While temporary screenshot appears, Touch & Hold screenshot ( appears) Drag screenshot to

Phone

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Address Book.................................................................... 71


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Calling

How to dial directly to make a call and answer a call, as well as options when a call is arriving/during a call are described.

(Handset does not support Video Call.)

Support for VoLTE and HD Voice

Handset supports VoLTE and HD Voice for high-quality call

sound. See " Using VoLTE

" for details.

Call Caution

Handset is equipped with a "Direct Wave Receiver" which transmits sound by vibrating Display. Do not place a sticker, shield, etc. on Display; other party's voice may

become hard to hear. See " Call Window Layout/In-Call

Operation " for details.

Placing Calls

In Feel Home, (Phone) Dial

CALL

Handset dials the number.

・Call begins when other party answers.

・For in-call operations and cautions, see " Call Window

Layout/In-Call Operation ."

To end call, Drag End call down

Dialpad window opens.

・When missed call window appears, Tap returns, perform again.

. If Feel Home

Use onscreen dialpad to enter number

Call ends.

・If "Screen locked" is not shown on Display, Tap End call .

・After calls to/from numbers not saved in Address Book, a window to add an unsaved number to Address Book appears.


Troubleshooting

Q.

Call does not connect

A.

Did you dial all digits for the number? Dial all digits for numbers starting with a "0" area code, etc.

A.

Is the signal weak? Change locations and call again.

・Include area code for landline numbers.

・To correct number, Tap to delete digit(s), then enter correct number.

Answering Calls

When a call arrives, Incoming call window opens.

As call is arriving, Drag Answer down

Call connects.

・When screen is unlocked, Tap Answer .

・For in-call operations and cautions, see " Call Window

Layout/In-Call Operation ."


Call ends.


・After calls to/from numbers not saved in Address Book, a window to add an unsaved number to Address Book appears.


Missed Calls

For unanswered calls, notification appears in Welcome sheet (lock screen).

・Tap notification twice to open Call History. Check missed call records and call back as needed.

・When screen is unlocked, appears on Status Bar. Drag

Status Bar down for Notifications Window, then Tap notification.

Arriving Call/Answer Phone Operations

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Placing Call on Hold

As call is arriving, Drag Answer Holding down

・When screen is unlocked, Tap Hold .

・Caller incurs call charges while on hold.

・To answer call, Tap Answer .

・To end call, Tap End call .

Answering with Answer Phone

As call is arriving, Drag down Absence Memo

・When screen is unlocked, Tap Incoming call

Absence Memo .

Stopping Ringtone, Vibration and Notification

Lamp Illumination

As call is arriving, Press Volume Down Key


Silent .

Playing Back Answer Phone Messages

In Welcome sheet (lock screen), Tap notification twice

Tap message

・When screen is unlocked, Drag Status Bar down for

Notifications Window, then Tap notification Tap message.

・Once playback ends, Display returns to message list.

・To stop playback, Tap Stop .

Rejecting Arriving Calls

As call is arriving, Drag down Reject


Reject .

Forwarding Arriving Calls

As call is arriving, Drag down Forwarding


Forwarding .

・Set a phone number to forward calls to beforehand. See

"

Call Forwarding

" for details.

Showing Caller's Name and Photo for Incoming

Calls

As call is arriving, Drag

Addressbook Info down Display


Display Addressbook Info .

・Available when "Simple secrecy for incoming calls" is

enabled. See " Call Settings

" for details.

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Call Window Layout/In-Call Operation

Other party name/number

Other party photo

Call time

Mute own voice.

Adjust volume/quality.

Record call.

End call.

HD Voice call in progress 1

Show dialpad.

Open menu.

Use Speakerphone.

1　Also appears as call is arriving or on hold, and also in Call

History.

After a period of inactivity during a call, misoperationpreventing lock screen appears and touch operation is disabled.

Drag down to unlock misoperation-preventing lock.

Drag down to end call.

Receiver Area (Direct Wave Receiver)

Receiver area (Direct Wave Receiver) is located at the top of Display.

During a call, adjust the position of handset up, down, left, or right for better hearing.

・Hold handset so that Receiver area covers your ear as much as possible and blocks out surrounding noise for clearer sound.

・How well sound can be heard differs with each individual and depends on the surrounding environment.

・When earphones are connected to handset, Direct Wave

Receiver is disabled; sound is heard from the earphones.

In-Call/Voice Memo Operations

Adjusting Call Volume

During call, Volume Up/Down Key

Enabling/Disabling Noise Suppression

During call, Volume disable) in Noise suppression

(to enable)/ (to

・Enable Noise suppression for clearer other-party voice.

Enabling/Disabling Slow Talk

During call, Volume disable) in Slow talk

(to enable)/

・Enable Slow talk for slower other-party voice.

(to

Recording Call (Voice Memo)

During call, Voice Memo

・To end recording, Tap Stop .

Playing Back Voice Memos

In app sheet, phone

(Settings)

Voice Memo List

・To stop playback, Tap Stop .

Call Answer

Tap Voice Memo

Placing Call on Hold

During call, Menu Hold

・To resume call, Tap Unhold .

Connecting/Disconnecting Bluetooth ® Device

(Headset, Etc.) for Handsfree Conversation

During call, Menu Bluetooth ON / Bluetooth OFF

・Available when handset is paired with a Bluetooth ® device with handsfree functionality (e.g., headset).

Opening Address Book

During call, Menu Address Book

Opening Call History

During call, Menu Quote to Call log

Opening Profile

During call, Menu Quote from profile

Placing Current Call on Hold & Calling Another

Number

During call, Menu Add Call

Troubleshooting

Q.

Difficulty with call

A.

It may be difficult to make a call in a location with noise.

A.

Check the call volume when using Speakerphone. It may be difficult to make a call with a raised call volume.

Q.

The other party cannot hear me

A.

Are you covering Mic/Recorder Mic on the bottom surface of handset with your finger, etc.? Make sure not to cover Mic/Recorder Mic.

Q.

Sound experiences popping during a call

A.

Are you moving location during a call? Popping may occur when switching areas for a better signal. This is not a malfunction.

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Using VoLTE

VoLTE (Voice over LTE) is a system enabling voice calls over

LTE networks. Compared to voice calls over conventional 3G connections, high-sound quality calls and reduced time until ring tones sound are possible (requires separate subscription).

・Available when the counterpart model is a VoLTE-compatible model from SoftBank. In addition, it is necessary for both handset and the counterpart model to be within the

SoftBank 4G LTE (FDD LTE) service area, with "VoLTE voice call" and "Use 4G" enabled.

・VoLTE is unavailable during international roaming.

・During calls over VoLTE, appears on Display.

HD Voice

HD Voice supports a wide range of audio tones for clearer, more natural-quality voice calls.

・Available when the counterpart model is an HD Voicecompatible model from SoftBank.

・HD Voice is compatible with VoLTE and 3G network.

Use HD Voice with VoLTE for voice calls of even higher quality.

Disabling VoLTE

In app sheet,

Network settings

(Settings)

・Tap VoLTE voice call

Other settings

VoLTE voice call ( to toggle on ( )/off (

)

).

VoLTE Caution

VoLTE uses 4G network service, and is unavailable when

4G network service is disabled on handset. If VoLTE is unavailable, follow the steps below to check whether 4G network service is enabled ( ).

In app sheet,

Network settings

・If disabled (

(Settings) Other settings

Cellular networks

), Tap Use 4G to enable it (

Use 4G

).

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Emergency Location Report

Making emergency calls (110, 119 or 118) automatically reports handset location to corresponding agency (police, etc.). This system is referred to as Emergency Location

Report, and notifies location based on positioning from base stations.

・Location Report does not incur registration/transmission fees.

・Location/signal conditions affect positioning accuracy.

Always provide location and call purpose.

・Hiding Caller ID (using 184, etc.) cancels Location Report.

However, corresponding agency may obtain location information in life threatening situations.

・Location Report is not sent for calls made while outside

Japan.

Emergency Call Cautions

Emergency calls can only be made within the SoftBank service area.

・Emergency calls cannot be placed when Airplane mode is active. Cancel it first.

Optional Services

Use these SoftBank Optional Services:

Optional Services

The following optional services are available.

Service

Call

Forwarding

Voicemail

Call Waiting 1

Group Calling 1

Notify Caller

ID

Call Barring

Description

Divert all/unanswered calls to a preset number.

Divert all/unanswered calls to Voicemail

Center; access messages via handset/ touchtone phones.

Answer calls during a call.

Merge multiple calls.

Send or hide your number when placing calls.

Restrict incoming/outgoing calls by conditions.

1　Requires separate subscription

Call Forwarding

In app sheet, (Settings) Call

Call Settings appear.

Voicemail/divert

Voicemail/divert menu opens.

Settings/stop

Divert menu opens.

Always or No answer Enter number

・For No answer , Tap WAIT TIME and select ring time as needed.

OK

Call Forwarding is set.

Canceling Call Forwarding

In Divert menu, Stop call forward YES

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Voicemail



Voicemail/divert

Voicemail/divert menu opens.

Settings/stop

Divert menu opens.

Always or No answer VOICEMAIL

・For No answer , Tap WAIT TIME and select ring time as needed.

OK

Voicemail is set.

When New Message is Recorded

A tone sounds and appears on Status Bar. To play message, Tap New voicemail notification in Notifications

Window, then follow voice guidance.

Voicemail Operations

Canceling Voicemail

In Divert menu, Stop call forward YES

Setting Missed Calls

Handset notifies you of incoming calls when handset is powered off or out of service area. Initiate Voicemail then follow these steps:

In Call Settings, Missed calls

Follow audio guidance

Settings CALL

Setting Operation of Missed Calls

In Call Settings, Missed calls

Tap item

Sounds & alerts


・Set Missed calls sound, Vibration pattern, Incoming calls lamp, and Ring duration.

Call Waiting

Requires separate subscription.


Group Calling

Requires separate subscription.

During a call, Menu Add Call


Other service settings

Enter number CALL

When call connects, Menu

Group Calling starts.

Merge calls

Notify Caller ID


Other service settings appear.

Call waiting ( )

Call waiting is set.

When Call Arrives during Another Call

A tone sounds; Drag right to answer.

Canceling Call Waiting

In Other service settings, Call waiting ( )


Other service settings

Other service settings appear.

Notify caller ID Hide number or Show number

Caller ID is set.

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Call Barring

Restrict outgoing/incoming calls and SMS messages.

・When attempting to place/send a call/SMS while calling is restricted, a message appears. Message may take time to appear in some areas.

Description Restriction

All outgoing calls

Restrict all outgoing calls.

Bar int'l call

Local & home only

Restrict international calls; while outside

Japan, calls within current country are allowed.

Restrict international calls; while outside

Japan, calls within current country and to

Japan are allowed.

Restrict all incomings

Bar if abroad

Reject all calls.

Reject calls while outside Japan.



Call barring

Call barring menu opens.

Bar outgoing calls or Bar incoming calls Tap option

Restrict / Not restrict

Restriction is set.

Call Barring Operations

Canceling All Outgoing Call Restrictions

In Call barring menu, Bar outgoing calls outgoing calls YES

Stop all

Canceling All Incoming Call Restrictions

In Call barring menu, Bar incoming calls incoming calls YES

Stop all

Restricting Outgoing Calls to Specified

Numbers

In Call barring menu, Restrict destinations Enter

Operation Password number

OK

Switch on/off ( list <Empty>

Specified phone

)

Enter number

Call permitted

OK

Restricting Outgoing Calls to Numbers Saved in

Address Book

(

In Call barring menu, Restrict destinations

Operation Password OK

Enter

Restrict address book

)

Rejecting Calls from Specified Numbers

In Call barring menu, Reject call numbers list

Switch on/off

<Empty>

(

Enter number

)

Specified

Reject numbers

OK

Rejecting Calls from Numbers Not Saved in

Address Book

In Call barring menu, Reject call numbers ( )

Not registered

Rejecting Calls with No/Undisplayable Caller ID or from Payphones

In Call barring menu, Reject call

/ Payphone / Unavailable ( )

Number not sent

Troubleshooting

Q.

Calling is not barred

A.

Are you using Call Forwarding or Voicemail? Calling may not be barred even if All outgoing calls and

Restrict all incomings are set.

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Making Call Settings

Call Settings

Check call information and make settings. Settable items are the following.

Simple secrecy for incoming calls

Operation when putting down

Calling display settings

Quick responses

Answer phone

Voicemail/ divert 1

Missed calls 1

Int'l call settings 2

Call barring 1

Power key ends call

Other service settings 1

Internet call

Item

Any-key answer

Quick silent

Adding new contacts to the address book

Auto answer

Description

Set Volume Up Key function for incoming calls.

Set whether turning over handset stops ringtone and handset vibration as a call is arriving.

Set whether a window appears after a call to add an unsaved number to Address

Book.

Set auto answering and ring time until handset automatically answers when earphones are connected.

Set whether to keep a caller's name and photo from appearing until handset is picked up.

Set what action occurs when handset is set down during a call.

Set screen background, etc. shown during a call.

Edit an SMS message to send to a caller when unable to answer.

Play back Answer Phone and Voice Memos and set operation of Answer Phone.

Enable and set operation of Voicemail and

Call Forwarding.

Set notification of missed calls and

Voicemail messages.

Set a country code list for international calls and Abroad Assistant.

Set call restrictions, rejection, etc.

Enable to end a call.

Set notification of caller ID and Call

Waiting.

Set calling method for Internet calls when connected by Wi-Fi.

1　See "

Optional Services

" for details.

2　See "

Calling from Outside Japan

" for details.

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In Feel Home, (Phone)

Settings


Set each item


Call Setting Operations

Setting Volume Up Key Function for Incoming

Calls

In Call Settings, Any-key answer silent

Answer / Quick

Setting Whether Turning Over Handset Stops

Ringtone/Vibration for Arriving Call

In Call Settings, Quick silent

・Tap Quick silent to toggle on ( )/off ( ).

Setting Whether Window Appears after Call for

Adding Unsaved Number

In Call Settings, Adding new contacts to the address book

・Tap Adding new contacts to the address book to toggle on ( )/off ( ).

Setting Whether Handset Answers Call when

Earphones Connected

In Call Settings, Auto answer

・Tap Auto answer to toggle on (

Auto answer

)/off ( ).

Setting Ring Time until Handset Answers with

Auto Answer

Select In Call Settings, Auto answer number of seconds SET

Call Time

・Available when Auto answer is enabled.

Setting Whether to Keep Caller's Name and

Photo from Appearing until Handset is Picked

Up

In Call Settings, Simple secrecy for incoming calls


・Tap Simple secrecy for incoming calls to toggle on

( )/off ( ).

・When "Simple secrecy for incoming calls" is enabled, function is available if Grip Magic is enabled.

Setting what Action Occurs when Handset is

Set Down during Call

In Call Settings, Operation when putting down

Hold / Mute / Speakerphone / OFF


・When Hold, Mute or Speakerphone is set, function is available if Grip Magic is enabled.

Setting Screen Background, Etc. Shown during

Calls

In Call Settings, Calling display settings onscreen prompts

Follow

Editing SMS Message to Send to Caller when

Unable to Answer

In Call Settings, Quick responses edit Enter message OK

Tap message to

Setting/Canceling Answer Phone

In Call Settings, Answer phone

Mannermode / ON / OFF

Answer phone

Setting Answering Message for Answer Phone

In Call Settings, Answer phone setting Tap message option

Answering message

Setting Answering Time for Answer Phone

In Call Settings, Answer phone setting Select time SET

Answer time

Enabling to End Call

In Call Settings, Power key ends call

・Tap Power key ends call to toggle on ( )/off ( ).

Setting Call Method for Internet Calls when

Connected by Wi-Fi

In Call Settings, Internet call onscreen prompts

Tap item Follow

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Address Book

Save contacts with phone numbers and email addresses to

Address Book.

In addition, save birthdays, nicknames and other information, and set ringtones for incoming calls/messages for each contact as needed.

Address Book Caution

Contacts may be altered/lost if handset is left uncharged or due to accidents, malfunctions, repairs, handset upgrade/replacement, mishandling, etc. Back up important contacts and other data regularly. SoftBank Corp. is not liable for any damages resulting from loss/alteration of contacts.

Adding New Contacts

In app sheet, (Basic) (Address Book)

Contact list (Address Book) appears.

Add new entry

Window for saving new contact opens.


Tap item Complete entry

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YES

Contact is saved.

Operations when Saving Contacts

Saving Photo

In window for saving new contact, Tap top of image frame

(face image, body image) Tap save method Save operation

Setting Operation for Arriving Voice Call

In window for saving new contact, Ring Set item Follow onscreen prompts

Tap

・Set operation such as type of ringtone, vibration, etc.

Adding Groups

In contact list (Address Book),

Add Tap Group name entry field

Add/edit group

Enter group name Save


Setting Groups

In window for saving new contact, Group setting

Tap group ( ) Decision

・If no groups are saved, confirmation for adding group appears. Tap YES for window for saving new group.

Enter group name and Tap Save .

Showing Other Savable Items

In window for saving new contact, Other

・Save chat, nickname, GPS information, organization, etc.

Saving Type of Phone Number, Etc.

In window for saving new contact, Tap type (

Tap type to save

・For Custom , enter type name.

, etc.)

Saving Several Different Phone Numbers, Etc.

to Contact

In window for saving new contact, to Enter number, etc.

for item to add

Deleting Entered Phone Number, Etc.

In window for saving new contact, for item to delete

Saving Contact from Dialpad Window

Save a number entered in dialpad window directly to

Address Book.

In Feel Home, keys to enter number to save

Book

(Phone) Dial


Tap dialpad

Add to Address

Syncing with Contacts on Server

Sync handset Address Book with Google contacts on server.

Also sign in to a Google Account before syncing with a non-Google Account.

In app sheet, account type to sync ( )

(Settings)

Tap account

Accounts Tap

Tap application or data

Dialing from Address Book

In Feel Home, (Phone) AddressBook

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Call ends.



Tap tab

・Drag tab left/right for hidden tabs.

・Tap selected tab again to show sub-tabs (e.g., D, G, J, M, P,

T, and W for A). Tap sub-tab for hidden contacts whose last names' readings start with the sub-tab.

Tap contact

Contact opens.

at right of number

Handset dials number. Call begins when other party answers.

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Hiding Contacts (Secrecy Settings)

Specify contacts as secret entries requiring Operation

Password for viewing.

Specifying Contacts as Secret Entries

Contacts specified as secret are not shown in contact list

(Address Book), recipient selection window, etc.

・Phone number is shown for arriving call.

In app sheet, (Settings) Other settings

Confirm

Secrecy setting for contact is made.

・Secret mode is set once Display turns off.

Viewing Guide for Secrecy Setting

In Secrecy settings, Guide now / Contact secrecy function

Disable secret mode for

Secrecy settings


Secrecy settings appear.


Set contact secrecy

Set contact secrecy window opens.

Tap contact to set as secret (

・Several contacts are selectable.

)

Using Contacts Specified as Secret

Entries

Cancel Secret mode temporarily to view/use contacts.

・Secrecy settings for contacts can be made while Secret mode is temporarily canceled.



Touch & Hold

Entry window for Operation Password opens.


Secret mode is temporarily canceled.

Changing Operation Password for

Temporarily Canceling Secrecy Settings

In Secrecy settings, Disable secret mode temporarily

Operation password setting current Operation Password new Operation Password OK

OK

OK

OK

Enter

Enter

Enter new Operation

Password again OK OK

・The setting made here is reflected in Operation password setting in Lock & Security.

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Messaging & Internet

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Opening & Replying to S! Mail/SMS................................81

Using Gmail....................................................................... 83

Using Email........................................................................86


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Messaging

S! Mail

Exchange messages with S! Mail-compatible SoftBank handsets and email compatible devices (other mobiles, PCs, etc.) beyond

SMS character entry limit; attach media files.

SMS

Exchange short messages (up to 160 single-byte characters) using handset numbers as addresses.

Gmail

Gmail is Google's webmail service. Handset automatically syncs with Gmail.

Email

Use email (POP3/IMAP4) on handset.

・Set up an email account beforehand.

・Sending/receiving email on handset syncs handset and mail server; sent/received messages (in the POP protocol, received messages only) are also accessible from PCs.

S! Mail Initial Setup

Setting Up S! Mail Initially

When activating (Mail) for the first time, complete setup to send/receive S! Mail using Wi-Fi.

In Feel Home, (Mail)

Setup to Wi-Fi connection window opens.


Set Now

Wi-Fi connection setup is complete and thread list opens.


・To skip setup, Tap Set Later . Complete setup later as needed from Wi-Fi Connection in "

Send/Receive Settings ."

Cautions for Sending/Receiving S! Mail

Using Wi-Fi

International S! Mail Transmission Fees

Transmission fees apply when sending international S! Mail messages even if Wi-Fi is in use.

S! Mail Reception while Display is Turned Off

(Screen Lock Active)

To receive S! Mail messages using Wi-Fi even when Display is turned off (Screen lock active), disable Wi-Fi sleep policy ( Never ) in Wi-Fi settings.

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Sending S! Mail/SMS

Sending S! Mail/SMS

The following explains how to send S! Mail/SMS to a recipient saved in Address Book.


Phonebook


Tap tab Tap recipient OK

Thread list opens.

Message composition window opens.

A recipient is specified, and message composition window returns.

・Specify multiple recipients as needed.

・In message composition window, Tap in Recipient field to check recipient's phone number/email address.

Tap Subject field

Enter text

Enter subject Tap Text entry field

Recipient selection window opens.

・To enter phone number/email address directly, Tap Recipient field.

・Tap to attach a file.

・If a subject is entered or a file is attached, the message is sent as S! Mail.

Send

S! Mail/SMS is sent.

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Sending S! Mail/SMS

S! Mail and SMS Switching

S! Mail and SMS may automatically switch at sending, depending on whether a subject is entered, text length, whether a file is attached, etc.

・When creating a message, check which it will be sent as at top of Display.

Using Drafts

In thread list, Tap draft Edit/send

・Disable automatic switching between S! Mail and SMS as needed (thereafter, specify either when creating a message). See "

Common Settings

" for details.

In Case of S! Mail/SMS Send Failure

Failed S! Mail/SMS messages are saved as drafts.

Operations when Creating S! Mail/SMS

Specifying Recipients from Outgoing/Incoming

History

In recipient selection window, Outgoing History /

Incoming History Tap recipient(s) OK

Specifying Multiple Recipients from Mail Group

In recipient selection window, Mail Group group OK

Tap mail

・Set a mail group beforehand. See "

Mail Group Settings

" for details.

Changing Recipient Type (To/Cc/Bcc)

In message composition window, after specifying recipient

(s), in Recipient field Change to To /

Change to Cc / Change to Bcc

Deleting Recipients


(s), in Recipient field Delete recipient

Saving Current Message as Draft


(s),

・Drafts are indicated by in thread list.

Opening & Replying to S! Mail/SMS

Handset receives S! Mail/SMS messages automatically by default. Optionally, retrieve messages manually, and also retrieve all messages saved on the server.

Opening New S! Mail/SMS

When message arrives, new message notification appears in

Welcome sheet (lock screen).

・When Display is turned off, Notification Lamp flashes.

・In screens other than Welcome sheet (lock screen), new message notification appears around Status Bar. It disappears after a while, then Notification Indicator ( appears on Status Bar.

)

In Welcome sheet (lock screen), Tap new message notification twice

About Checking S! Mail/SMS

Mail Widgets

Add Mail widgets (easy mode and detail mode) to desktop sheet to check information of new/unread messages. See

" Adding Widgets

" for details.

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Spam Mail

Set spam filtering to save messages from senders not in

Address Book to Spam mail. New message notification does not appear for those messages. See "

Opening S! Mail/SMS "

for how to check messages saved in Spam mail.

Opening New Messages from Screens other than Welcome Sheet (Lock Screen)

Drag Status Bar down for Notifications Window new message notification Tap message

Tap

・Alternatively, when new message notification appears around Status Bar, Tap the new message notification.

Thread details open.

・For two or more new messages, thread list opens. Tap thread to open.

Tap message

S! Mail/SMS message window opens.

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Opening S! Mail/SMS


Thread list opens.

Tap thread

Thread details open.

・Tap a thread indicated by to open thread details including draft/unsent messages.

Tap message

Saving Attachments

In S! Mail/SMS message window, attachment to save ( ) Save

Tap for

Deleting Threads

In thread list, Touch & Hold thread to delete

Delete

・To select multiple threads, Touch & Hold one, then Tap other threads.

Deleting Messages

In thread details, Touch & Hold message to delete

Delete

・To select multiple messages, Touch & Hold one, then Tap other messages.

Reporting Spam

In thread details, Touch & Hold message to report as spam Yes

・Only one message can be selected.

・In S! Mail/SMS message window, Tap

Spam Yes .

Declare

Checking Spam

In thread list, Spam mail


Listing Addresses of Sender/Recipients

In thread details, List Address

・In S! Mail/SMS message window, Tap .

S! Mail/SMS message window opens.

Message Operations

Protecting Messages

In thread details, Touch & Hold message to protect

・Selected message is protected, and appears beside sent/received date and time.

・To select multiple messages, Touch & Hold one, then Tap other messages.

・To cancel protection, refer to the steps for protecting messages.

Replying to S! Mail/SMS

In S! Mail/SMS message window, /

Enter text Send

Using Gmail

Use Gmail (Google's webmail service) as well as your work/ personal email.

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Setting an Account

Set up a Google Account or an email account to use Gmail.

When activating (Gmail) for the first time, account setup menu appears; complete setup.

・Account setup menu does not appear if you are already signed in to a Google Account.

・To use your existing account, information such as username

(ID), password, and server name is required.

In app sheet, (Google) (Gmail)

Message is sent.

Replying to Threads Easily

In thread details, Tap Text entry field at Display bottom

Enter text Send

・Tap to attach a file (e.g., an image).

Account setup menu opens.


Add an email address

Google / Personal (IMAP/POP) OK


Account setup is complete.

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Creating/Sending Gmail


Message list opens.



In message composition window, Save draft

Discarding Current Message

While creating message, Discard DISCARD

Opening New Gmail




・In screens other than Welcome sheet (lock screen),

Notification Indicator ( ) appears on Status Bar.



Enter recipient, subject and text

Message is sent.

Message Composition Operations

Adding Cc/Bcc Recipients

In message composition window,

Enter recipient in Recipient field

Attaching Files


Select application Select file

Attach file

Message window opens.

・For two or more new messages, message list opens; Tap message to open.


Drag Status Bar down for Notifications Window new message notification

Tap

Opening Gmail


Syncing Accounts Manually

In message list, Drag down

・Sync sent and received messages manually at any time regardless of the automatic sync settings.

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Message list opens.

Tap message


Operations when Opening Messages

Replying to Messages

In message window,

Create message

・To reply to all, Tap all .

for message to reply to for message to reply to Reply

Forwarding Messages

In message window,

Forward for message to forward

Create message

Resetting Messages as Unread

In message window,

・In message list, Tap icon for message to reset as unread

( appears), then Tap .

Deleting Messages

In message window,

・In message list, Tap icon for message to delete ( appears), then Tap .

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Using Email

Send/receive email using application.

(Email), an email-only

Setting an Account

Set up an email account to use email.

When activating (Email) for the first time, account setup menu appears; complete setup.

・Information such as username (ID), password, and server name is required.

In app sheet, (Email)

Creating/Sending Email


Message list opens.

Account setup menu appears at first activation.

Follow onscreen prompts to set up account

Account setup is complete.


Enter recipient, subject and text

Message is sent.

Message Composition Operations

Adding Cc/Bcc Recipients


Enter recipient in Recipient field

Attaching Files


Select application Select file

Attach file


In message composition window, Save draft

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Discarding Current Message

While creating message, Discard DISCARD

Opening New Email




・In screens other than Welcome sheet (lock screen),

Notification Indicator ( ) appears on Status Bar.


Opening Email


Message list opens.

Tap message


・For two or more new messages, message list opens; Tap message to open.


Drag Status Bar down for Notifications Window new message notification

Tap


Operations when Opening Messages

Replying to Messages

In message window,

・To reply to all, Tap

Create message

Reply all .

Forwarding Messages

In message window, Forward Create message

Resetting Messages as Unread

In message window,

・In message list, Tap icon for message to reset as unread

( appears), then Tap .

Deleting Messages

In message window, OK

・In message list, Tap icon for message to delete ( appears), then Tap OK .

Syncing Accounts Manually

In message list, Drag down

・Sync sent and received messages manually at any time regardless of the automatic sync settings.

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Using the Internet (Chrome)

Enter search terms or URLs for easy Internet access.

SSL & TLS

Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Transport Layer Security

(TLS) are encryption protocols that secure Internet transmissions of important/sensitive information such as credit card numbers and corporate secrets, providing protection against online threats (eavesdropping, falsification, impersonation, etc.).

SSL/TLS Caution

When opening a secured page, users must decide as their responsibility whether or not to open the page with use of

SSL/TLS. SoftBank Corp. and the Certification Authorities

Symantec Website Security G.K. and Cybertrust make no guarantees whatsoever to users regarding security of SSL/

TLS.

Using Chrome

In Feel Home, (Chrome)

Chrome Operations

Signing in to My SoftBank

Access My SoftBank to check service charges or reward points, change contract details (subscribed price plan, optional services, etc.), check handset email address, use anti-spam settings, etc.

In Chrome, Bookmarks


My SoftBank

Searching within Current Webpage

In Chrome, Find in page Enter search text

Search results are highlighted.

Saving (Downloading) Images

In Chrome, Touch & Hold image Save image

・ appears on Status Bar when image is saved. To open the image, Tap download complete notification in

Notifications Window.

・Alternatively, open the image from (Downloads) or

(Album).

Opening Saved (Downloaded) Image, Etc.

In app sheet, image, etc.

(Tools) (Downloads) Tap

Chrome activates.


Tap Text entry field at top of Display or URL

Enter search term

Search results or webpage opens.

Adding Bookmarks


Chrome activates.

Open target webpage

Add bookmark window opens.

Check/edit Name, URL, etc.

Save

Current webpage is saved as a bookmark.

Bookmark Operations

Editing Bookmarks

In Chrome, bookmark

Bookmarks

Edit bookmark

Touch & Hold

Edit Save

Deleting Bookmarks

In Chrome, bookmark

Bookmarks

Delete bookmark

Touch & Hold

Opening Bookmarks


Chrome activates.

Bookmarks

Bookmark window opens.

Tap bookmark

Corresponding webpage opens.

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Checking Browsing History


Chrome activates.

History

History window opens.

Tap record

Webpage opens.

Opening New Tabs

Open multiple webpages in different tabs to switch between them easily.


Chrome activates.

New tab

Tap Text entry field at top of Display or URL Go

Another tab opens.

Enter search term

Tab Operations

Switching Tabs

In Chrome, Recent tabs Tap tab

Viewing Webpages without Leaving Browsing

History, Cookies, Etc.

In Chrome, prompts

New incognito tab Follow onscreen

Setting Chrome

Make Chrome settings. Settable items are the following.

Item

Sign in to

Chrome

Search engine

Merge tabs and apps

Autofill forms

Save passwords

Home page

Privacy

Accessibility

Site settings

Data Saver

About Chrome

Description

Sign in to your Google Account and make settings for tabs, bookmarks, history, etc.

View account information.

Select a search engine.

Set whether to show tab browsing history in application usage history.

Enable or disable automatic form entry, or edit address and credit card information.

Enable or disable the saving of user names and passwords by webpages, confirm/delete webpages that have saved passwords, etc.

Set a homepage.

Set whether to show a hint for an access error, whether usage and error reports are sent, etc.

Set text size, etc.

Set whether to allow cookies, enable

JavaScript, etc.

Set whether to economize data usage by compressing webpages before reading them.

View version information, etc. about

Chrome.


Chrome activates.

Settings Set items

Settings are made.

・For some items, additional settings may appear when

Tapping the item.

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Camera



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Capturing Photos

Capture JPEG images.

Camera Usage Note

Mind etiquette when using Camera.

Capturing Photos

In Feel Home, (SH Camera)

Viewfinder Layout

Layout and functions of main indicators are as follows.

・Depending on Camera settings and shooting mode, other indicators may appear, or appearance of indicators may differ.

Viewfinder opens.

Aim External Camera at subject

・For people, focus automatically locks on detected face.

・Spread or Pinch to zoom in or out on subject.

・Drag up/down to adjust brightness.

Shutter sound plays; photo is captured.

Toggle External/Internal Camera.

Capture photo.

Record video.

Change shooting mode.

Access Camera settings.

Change Mobile Light setting.

Open last captured photo/video. (Preview thumbnail)

Photo Viewfinder Operations

Using Mobile Light

In Viewfinder, ON / Auto / LOW / OFF

Locking Focus on Specific Subject

In Viewfinder, Tap subject for focus lock ( )

・To cancel focus lock, Tap area outside .

・External Camera uses color to track subjects; may not correctly track faintly colored subjects or ones similar to background color.

Capturing Self with Internal Camera (on Display

Side)

In Viewfinder,

・Tap to toggle External/Internal Camera.


・When using Internal Camera, 2-second delay is set for

Self-timer.

・Some functions/settings are not available for Internal

Camera.

Capturing Photos Continuously

In Viewfinder, Touch & Hold

・Camera continues to capture photos until is released.

Opening Photo Immediately After Capture

In Viewfinder, Tap preview thumbnail

・For subsequent operations, see "

Viewing & Managing

Photos/Videos (Album) ."

Troubleshooting

Q.

Cannot open Camera/Camera exits suddenly

A.

Camera does not open if battery level is low. Charge handset.

A.

Camera exits automatically after a period of inactivity.

Q.

Images are dark/grainy

A.

Is there a strong light near the subject, or a strong light source in the screen? Avoid letting a strong light source (the sun, light, etc.) in the screen. Leaving handset in a warm place for a long time or where

Camera is in direct sunlight for a long time may affect image quality.

Q.

Cannot focus

A.

Fingerprints, etc. on lens cover prevent Camera from focusing. Wipe clean with a dry, soft cloth.

Photo Capture Cautions

If Lens Becomes Dirty

Fingerprints/smudges may hinder handset imaging. Clean

Lens with a soft cloth beforehand.

Avoid Direct Sunlight Exposure

Do not expose Lens area to direct sunlight for extended periods; may damage color filter, altering images.

Mobile Light Warning

Do not turn on Mobile Light close to eyes, look directly at

Mobile Light when on, or shine Mobile Light in eyes; may affect eyesight or cause other problems.

Recording Videos

Record H.264/AAC videos.

Camera Usage Note

Mind etiquette when using Camera.

Recording Videos

In Feel Home, (SH Camera)

Viewfinder opens.

Aim External Camera at subject

・Spread or Pinch to zoom in or zoom out on subject; also available while recording videos.

・Drag up/down to adjust brightness; also available while recording videos.

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Tone sounds and recording starts.

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Tone sounds and recording stops; video is saved.

Viewfinder Layout

Layout and functions of main indicators are as follows.

・Depending on Camera settings and shooting mode, other indicators may appear, or appearance of indicators may differ.

Toggle External/Internal Camera.

Capture photo.

Record video.

1

Change shooting mode.

Access Camera settings.

Change Mobile Light setting.

2

Open last captured video/photo. (Preview thumbnail)

1　 (stop recording) appears while recording videos.

2　 / appears while recording videos.

Video Viewfinder Operations

Using Mobile Light

In Viewfinder, ON / Auto / LOW / OFF

Locking Focus on Specific Subject

In Viewfinder, Tap subject for focus lock ( )

・To cancel focus lock, Tap area outside .

・External Camera uses color to track subjects; may not correctly track faintly colored subjects or ones similar to background color.

Recording Self with Internal Camera (on Display

Side)

In Viewfinder,

・Tap to toggle External/Internal Camera.


・Some functions/settings are not available for Internal

Camera.

Opening Video Immediately After Recording

In Viewfinder, Tap preview thumbnail

・For subsequent operations, see "

Viewing & Managing

Photos/Videos (Album) ."

Troubleshooting

Q.

Cannot open Camera/Camera exits suddenly

A.

Camera does not open if battery level is low. Charge handset.

A.

Camera exits automatically after a period of inactivity.

Q.

Images are dark/grainy

A.

Is there a strong light near the subject, or a strong light source in the screen? Avoid letting a strong light source (the sun, light, etc.) in the screen. Leaving handset in a warm place for a long time or where

Camera is in direct sunlight for a long time may affect image quality.

Q.

Cannot focus

A.

Fingerprints, etc. on lens cover prevent Camera from focusing. Wipe clean with a dry, soft cloth.

Camera Cautions

If Lens Becomes Dirty

Fingerprints/smudges may hinder handset imaging. Clean

Lens with a soft cloth beforehand.

Avoid Direct Sunlight Exposure

Do not expose Lens area to direct sunlight for extended periods; may damage color filter, altering images.

Continuous Recording Time

Recording capacity is 2 GB per file (recording stops when exceeded). To continue recording, start another session.

Mobile Light Warning

Do not turn on Mobile Light close to eyes, look directly at

Mobile Light when on, or shine Mobile Light in eyes; may affect eyesight or cause other problems.

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Music & Images



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Music Files (Music)

Play music files. Create playlists of your favorite songs as needed.

Playing Music Files

The following file formats are supported.

・3GPP, MP4, MP3, AMR, WMA (WMDRM not supported), ASF

(WMDRM not supported), Ogg Vorbis, WAVE, MIDI, XMF,

RTTTL/RTX, OTA, iMelody, ADTS raw AAC, FLAC

In app sheet, (Entertainment) (Music)

Music Operations

Changing Playback Volume

While song plays, Volume Up/Down Key

Playing All Songs Randomly

In Music, Artists / Albums / Songs

Shuffle all

・Alternatively, for Artists / Albums , Tap an item (e.g., album name) randomly.

Shuffle all to play all songs

Playing All Songs in Current Location from the

Top

In Music, Artists / Albums / Songs

Play from head

・For Artists / Albums , Tap an item (e.g., album name).

Music Player Layout

Music activates.

・Last-opened category appears if Music was previously activated.

Artists / Albums / Songs

Tap item Tap song

Return to the previous screen.

Song image appears here.

Song title, artist, album

Drag slider to adjust playback position.

Play previous song or current song from beginning.

Open menu.

Toggle repeat all songs, repeat current song, repeat off.

Toggle shuffle playback on/off.

Play next song.

Pause/play

Song plays.

・For Songs (in ), Tap song directly.

・Depending on category, after Tapping an item, Tap another item (e.g., album name).

Viewing & Managing Photos/

Videos (Album)

Photos/videos captured on handset and downloaded images are sorted into Event and Map categories.

Viewing Photos/Videos

View captured/downloaded photos and videos.

Image

Photo

Video

File format

JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP, WebP

3GPP, MP4, WMV (WMDRM not supported),

ASF (WMDRM not supported), WebM,

Matroska

In app sheet, (Album)

File list opens.

・Flick up/down for hidden files.


Tap photo/video

Photo/video opens (file view window).

・For video playback, Tap

・

, then follow onscreen prompts.

appears for photos captured with continuous shooting.

appears for photos captured in Photo Sphere mode.

Categories

Category name (e.g., All) appears at upper left of file list.

Sort images into other categories (Folder, Event and Map) as needed.

・All images appear in All category.

Photo/Video Viewing Operations

Switching Categories

In file list, Tap category

・Images in selected category appear.

Using Slideshow

In file list or file view window,

・To stop slideshow, Tap image.

Slideshow

Saving Images as Wallpapers or Address Book

Contact Photos

In file list or file view window,


Register image

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Deleting Images

In file view window,

・If

YES is hidden, Tap Display first.

Zooming In on Photos/Videos

In file view window, Tap Display twice or Spread

・To restore original size, Tap Display twice. Pinch to zoom out.

Switching Views in File List

In file list, folder list, or file view window,

Settings Thumbnail view Multi-tile view /

Grid view / Grid (large) view

Setting Whether to Show Images More Clearly when Display is Bright

In file list, folder list, or file view window,

Settings Sharpness

・Tap Sharpness to toggle on ( )/off ( ).

Selecting a Range of Images from Continuous

Shooting

In continuous shooting photo index window, range Drag / desired range of images right and left to select the

YES

Clip

・Photos that have not been selected are deleted.

Selecting Desired Images from Continuous

Shooting

Tap desired images in continuous shooting photo index window to set as favorites ( )

・In continuous shooting photo index window, Tap

Display only marked images to show only photos set as favorites.

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Selecting and Deleting Images from Continuous

Shooting

In continuous shooting photo index window,

Delete selection Tap photos ( )

YES

Delete

Selecting and Saving Images from Continuous

Shooting

In continuous shooting photo index window, Tap photo

Register image Follow onscreen prompts

Switching Continuous Shooting Photo Index

Window Views

In continuous shooting photo index window,

Switch to grid view / Switch to preview

Troubleshooting

Q.

Cannot open photos or videos

A.

The database may be disabled. Connect handset to a PC using Micro USB Cable, and delete the DATABASE folder in ¥PRIVATE¥SHARP¥PM on handset memory before opening photos or videos.

Connectivity

Wi-Fi................................................................................ 104


Bluetooth ® ...................................................................... 108

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Wi-Fi

Handset supports Wi-Fi (wireless LAN). Access the Internet via household Wi-Fi networks.

About Wi-Fi

Available in the following environments.

Environment

At home

On the go

Description

Connect handset to your Wi-Fi home network. If you have a broadband connection at home but do not have a Wi-

Fi router, consider using a Wi-Fi router by

FON offered by SoftBank Corp. If you are using a Wi-Fi router by FON, refer to the

" Fonルーターかんたん設定ガイド (http:// mb.softbank.jp/mb/special/network/pdf/ wifi_howto_01.pdf) (Fon Router Easy

Settings Guide)" (Japanese).

SoftBank Wi-Fi spots offered by SoftBank are available.

Automatic Updates for Optimizing Wi-

Fi Connection

While using Wi-Fi, updates for optimizing connection may be received or applied automatically.

Enabling Wi-Fi

In app sheet, (Settings) Wi-Fi settings

Off

Wi-Fi settings appear.

Wi-Fi is enabled ( On ).

・Access point search starts; available access points appear upon completion.

・To disable Wi-Fi, Tap On ( Off appears).

Wi-Fi Operations

Enabling/Disabling Available Network

Notifications

In Wi-Fi settings, notification

Advanced

・Available when Wi-Fi is enabled.

・Tap Network notification to toggle on (

( ).

Network

)/off

Enabling/Disabling Continuous Scanning

In Wi-Fi settings, available

Advanced Scanning always

・Tap Scanning always available to toggle on ( off ( ).

)/

Selecting a Wi-Fi Sleep Option

In Wi-Fi settings, policy Tap option

Advanced Wi-Fi sleep

Enabling/Disabling Wi-Fi Settings for Poor

Connections

In Wi-Fi settings, connections

Advanced

・Tap Avoid poor connections

( ).

Avoid poor to toggle on ( )/off

Installing Certificates

In Wi-Fi settings, certificates

Advanced


Install

Checking MAC Address

In Wi-Fi settings, Advanced

・MAC address is shown under "MAC address."

Connecting Selected Access Points

Enable handset Wi-Fi first.



Tap access point

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Enter password CONNECT

Handset connects to the access point.

・Password (indicated by WEP, WPA, KEY, etc.) may be found on a label on your Wi-Fi router. For details, contact the vendor of the router. For public wireless LAN services, check the password with your ISP.

・Depending on access point, password entry may not be required.

Wi-Fi Connection Operations

Connecting Access Points Manually

In Wi-Fi settings,

Network SSID security protocol

Done

SAVE

Add network Enter

Tap Security field Tap


・Depending on security protocol, other fields may also need to be completed.

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Connecting Using AOSS

In Wi-Fi settings,


Easy Settings AOSS

Connecting Using WPS

In Wi-Fi settings,

Button

Easy Settings


WPS Push


・To connect using the PIN method, in Wi-Fi settings, Tap

Easy Settings onscreen prompts.

WPS Pin Entry , then follow

Checking IP Address

In Wi-Fi settings, Advanced

・IP address is shown under "IP address."

Troubleshooting

Q.

Cannot detect access points

A.

There may be multiple access points using neighboring channels. In this instance, handset may not detect access points correctly.

Disconnecting Wi-Fi



Tap connected access point DISCONNECT

Wi-Fi is disconnected.

・Password entry may be required to reconnect to access point.

Using Wi-Fi Direct

Use Wi-Fi Direct to establish a Wi-Fi connection with other

Wi-Fi Direct compatible devices with no need for an access point or Internet connection.

・Enable handset Wi-Fi first.



Advanced Wi-Fi Direct

Found Wi-Fi Direct compatible devices appear in Peer devices field.

・If target device does not appear, Tap SEARCH FOR

DEVICES to try searching again.

Tap target device authentication

Follow onscreen prompts for

Handset connects to the device.

・A connection request will be canceled if not accepted within a certain period of time.

・To disconnect devices, Tap one then Tap OK .

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Using Tethering Functions

Tethering Functions

Tethering functions make handset act as an external modem

(like a Wi-Fi router).

Use tethering functions to connect a PC or game device to the

Internet through handset.

・Requires separate subscription.

・Use after confirming that handset is updated to the latest software.

Setting Tethering Functions

When using tethering functions, several methods are available for connecting handset with other devices.

Make settings according to connection method and status of target device beforehand.

Settable items are the following.

Item

USB tethering

Wi-Fi tethering

Set up Wi-Fi hotspot

Wi-Fi tethering

Easy

Connection

Bluetooth tethering

Description

Set whether to enable tethering via Micro

USB Cable.

Set whether to enable tethering via Wi-Fi.

Set information such as network name and security for Wi-Fi tethering.

Use WPS to connect handset to other devices via Wi-Fi easily.

Set whether to enable tethering via

Bluetooth ® .

In app sheet, (Tools) (Tethering)

Tethering function window opens.


Set each item


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Bluetooth

®

Connect handset to other Bluetooth ® devices (e.g., headset) for handsfree conversations, or connect to other Bluetooth ® capable mobile phones, etc. to exchange files.

Bluetooth

®

Functions

The Bluetooth ® function is a technology that enables wireless connection with PCs, Bluetooth ® devices with handsfree functionality, etc. such as the following.

Function

Sound output

Handsfree conversation

File transfer

Description

Listen to music, audio, etc. wirelessly.

Use Bluetooth ® devices (e.g., headsets) for handsfree conversations.

Transfer files between handset and

Bluetooth ® devices.

Bluetooth

®

Usage Cautions

Connection

Bluetooth ® connection may not be possible with some

Bluetooth ® devices. In addition, noise may interfere with wireless or handsfree conversations.

File Transfer

Files may not appear correctly on recipient devices.

Enabling Bluetooth

®

In app sheet, (Settings) Bluetooth

Off

Bluetooth ® menu opens.

Bluetooth ® is enabled ( On ).

・To disable Bluetooth ® , Tap On ( Off appears).

Bluetooth

®

Connection Operations

Renaming Handset Name that Appears on Other

Devices

In Bluetooth ® menu,

Enter name RENAME

Rename this device

・Available when Bluetooth ® is enabled.

・Renaming may not be possible if a pictogram is used.

Setting Whether to Give Priority to aptX ®

In Bluetooth ® menu, disable)/ aptX (to

(to enable) at the right end of aptX line

OK


・Changes are applied to devices connected after setting changes are made. Disconnect and reconnect handset to devices to apply changes.

Setting Whether to Always Use Handsfree

Device for Calls

In Bluetooth ® menu, Handsfree setting


・Tap Handsfree setting to toggle on ( )/off ( ).

・When Handsfree setting is enabled, notification of incoming calls appears on both handset and handsfree device; use handsfree device for conversations even if calls answered on handset. When the setting is disabled, talk on whichever device used for answering the call.

Troubleshooting

Q.

Cannot use Bluetooth ®

A.

Airplane mode may be active. Activating Airplane mode disables Bluetooth ® . (Bluetooth ® can be enabled again while Airplane mode is active.)

Pairing with Other Bluetooth

®

Devices

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Pair nearby Bluetooth ® devices with handset to transfer files, for handsfree conversations, or to listen to music.

・Enable Bluetooth ® on handset and set target devices to be discoverable first.


Bluetooth ® menu appears; found Bluetooth ® devices appear in Available devices field.

・If target device does not appear, Tap try searching again.

Refresh to

Tap target device authentication

Follow onscreen prompts for

Pairing completes; handset connects to some devices (e.g., handsfree devices) automatically.

・Authentication procedure varies by device. Passkey entry may be required.

・Passkey is a 1 to 16-digit alphanumeric code required for authentication between handset and other devices.

・Paired devices appear in Paired devices field.

Pairing Operations

Renaming Paired Devices

In Bluetooth ® menu, name Enter name for target device

OK

Tap


・Renaming may not be possible if a pictogram is used.

Unpairing Devices

In Bluetooth ® menu, for target device


FORGET

Connecting to Bluetooth ® Devices by Service

In Bluetooth ® menu, for target device Tap item


・Available when handset is paired with compatible devices.

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Connecting Paired Bluetooth

®

Devices


Sending Files (e.g., Address Book)

In app sheet, (Basic) (Address Book)

Bluetooth ® menu opens.

・Paired Bluetooth ® devices appear in Paired devices field.

Tap target device

Handset connects to the device.

Accepting Connection Requests

Handset automatically accepts connection requests from paired devices. For unpaired devices, set handset to be discoverable first; when connection request arrives, follow onscreen prompts.


Disconnecting Devices (e.g., Handsfree

Devices)

In Bluetooth ® menu, Tap connected device OK


Tap tab Tap contact

Contact opens.

Send Send by Bluetooth

SEND (NO IMG) or SEND (IMAGE) ( YES when face image/photo is not saved)

Tap target device

File is sent.

Receiving Files (e.g., Address Book)

When file reception request arrives,

Bar. To receive files: appears on Status



Tap Bluetooth ® share notification ACCEPT

After file reception, Drag Status Bar down for Notifications

Window

Tap Bluetooth ® share notification of data JUST ONCE / ALWAYS

Tap file Register

File content is saved.


・To always use selected option, Tap ALWAYS .

Opening Files Received by Bluetooth

®

Transfer

In Bluetooth ® menu, file

Show received files


Tap

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Global Services

Global Roaming............................................................... 114


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Global Roaming

Handset is Global Roaming Service eligible. Use the same handset number outside Japan.

Setting a Cellular Provider

Handset connects to an appropriate cellular provider automatically by default. To set a cellular provider manually:


Tap provider

Cellular provider is set.

・To set an appropriate cellular provider automatically, Tap

Choose automatically .

・To search for all available cellular providers, Tap Search networks .

Other settings Network settings

Cellular networks

Cellular network settings appear.

Network operators

Changing Data Roaming Setting

Change setting for data communication outside Japan.


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Calling from Outside Japan

Abroad Assistant is installed on handset. While outside Japan, follow onscreen prompts to place calls easily according to the country the other party is in.

To learn about roaming areas/rates, etc., see SoftBank

Website: http://mb.softbank.jp/en/global_services/

Print out roaming area/rate information to carry while traveling abroad as needed.

Calling Japan


Other settings Network settings

Cellular networks



. If Feel Home


Roaming assistant appears.

・Do not add + before the number.

CALL

Japan number

Cellular network settings appear.

Data roaming


Data roaming is disabled.

Enabling Data Roaming

In Cellular network settings, Data roaming OK

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Calling Landlines & Mobiles within

Current Country


Calling Countries aside from Japan




. If Feel Home




CALL

Stay country number



. If Feel Home




CALL

Other country number


Country code list opens.

Tap country code


・When calling SoftBank handsets, always Tap 日本(JPN) .

Operations when Calling from Outside

Japan

Enabling/Disabling Abroad Assistant

In app sheet, settings

(Settings)

Abroad assistant

・Tap Abroad assistant

Call to toggle on (

Int'l call

)/off ( ).

Changing Country Codes


(Settings)

User list

CHANGE BY LIST

Call

Tap country/area

Tap country/area

Int'l call

REGISTER

・Tap ENTRY DIRECT to enter country name and code directly.

Deleting Country Codes


FROM LIST

(Settings)

User list

Call Int'l call

Tap country/area DELETE

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Handset Settings

About Settings............................................................... 120

Sound/Notification Settings......................................... 121




Useful Settings...............................................................130

About phone....................................................................134


Call Settings................................................................... 135

Mail Settings...................................................................136

Guide Setting..................................................................139




Data Transfer................................................................. 143

Other Settings................................................................146

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About Settings

About Settings

In app sheet, Tap (Settings) to customize operation of handset functions. Handset settings include the following items.

Item

Profile

Sound/ notification

Wallpaper & display

Energy saving

Home applications

Useful

About phone

Accounts

Wi-Fi settings

Wi-Fi spot settings

Bluetooth

Call

Mail settings

Guide

Data usage

Storage

Application

Data transfer

Other settings

Description

Check handset number, email address, etc.

Set Manner mode, ringtone, confirmation tones, etc.

Set Wallpaper, Display brightness, etc.

Adjust corresponding settings together at once to save battery power, or check battery status.

Switch Home application.

Set useful functions such as emopa, Clip

Now, and Grip Magic.

Check handset status.

Create/add accounts; sync them as needed.

Enable Wi-Fi connection.

See "

Enabling Wi-Fi

" for details.

Make SoftBank Wi-Fi spot settings.

Enable Bluetooth ® .

See "

Enabling Bluetooth ®

" for details.

Set call options.

Set Mail options.

Show/hide Guide indicator.

Check data usage and set limit.

Check handset/SD Card memory status, mount SD Card and erase SD Card files.

Check installed applications and running applications.

Import files from other mobiles using SD

Card or Bluetooth ® , or save handset files to SD Card.

Set operation of other functions.


Settings appear.

Set each item


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Sound/Notification Settings

Sound/Notification Settings

Set Manner mode as well as make settings for ringtone, operation tones, etc. Settable items are the following.

Item

Mode settings

Media volume

Alarm volume

Ring volume

エモパー volume

For Incoming call

Interruptions

For new message

For notification

When device is locked

App notifications

Notification access

Other sounds

Description

Set Manner mode.

Set volume for music, videos, etc.

Set volume for Alarm.

Set volume for ringtones for incoming calls, etc.

Set volume for emopa.

Set ringtone and other options for incoming calls.

Control interruption of incoming calls and notifications.

Set ringtone and other options for incoming messages.

Set sound and other options for notifications.

Set whether to show all notifications when Display is turned off (Screen lock active).

Block notifications from applications or set priority for notifications.

Control access of applications to notifications.

Set whether to play sound when Tapping menu items, etc. or to vibrate handset when Tapping dialpad, etc.


Sound/notification

Sound/notification menu opens.

Set each item


Sound/Notification Operations

Setting Manner Mode

In Sound/notification menu, Mode settings

Standard manner mode / Silent manner mode

・To cancel Manner mode, Tap OFF .

・Camera shutter sound, video recording tones, music, video/game sounds, etc. still play even in Manner mode.

Setting Volume for Music, Videos, Etc.

In Sound/notification menu, Drag Media volume slider to adjust volume

・Sound plays at set volume when releasing finger from slider.

Setting Volume for Alarm

In Sound/notification menu, Drag Alarm volume slider to adjust volume


Setting Volume for Ringtones for Incoming

Calls, Etc.

In Sound/notification menu, Drag Ring volume slider to adjust volume


Setting Volume for emopa

In Sound/notification menu, Drag エモパー volume slider to adjust volume

・emopa speaks at set volume when releasing finger from slider.

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Setting Ringtone for Incoming Calls

In Sound/notification menu, For Incoming call

Melody Tap option ( Sound/Ringtone , Media

Storage , etc.) JUST ONCE / ALWAYS Tap tone/file OK

・Sound plays when Tapping a tone/file. To stop playback,

Tap Play/stop .


Enabling/Disabling Vibration for Incoming Calls


Vibration ON / OFF

Setting Vibration Pattern for Incoming Calls


Vibrator pattern Tap pattern OK

・Handset vibrates when Tapping a pattern.

Setting Notification Lamp Illumination for

Incoming Calls


Blinking pattern / Blinking color Tap item

・Notification Lamp flashes when Tapping an item.

OK

Setting Whether to Allow Interruption of Calls and Notifications

In Sound/notification menu, Interruptions calls and notifications arrive

When

Always interrupt /

Allow only priority interruptions / Don't interrupt

・For Allow only priority interruptions / Don't interrupt

, a screen to select how long you want the setting to remain in effect appears. Select time then Tap OK .

・For Don't interrupt , Manner mode (Silent manner) activates.

Setting Priority for Interruption by

Notification Type

In Sound/notification menu, Interruptions and reminders / Calls / Messages

Events

・Tap Events and reminders / Calls / Messages to toggle on ( )/off ( ).

・For Calls / Messages , Tap Calls/messages from

Anyone / Starred contacts only / Contacts only to select notifications to receive by caller/sender.

・Effective when "When calls and notifications arrive" is set to "Allow only priority interruptions," or when "When calls and notifications arrive" is set to "Always interrupt" and during set downtime.

Setting Days and Times for which to Receive

Calls and Notifications Set as Priority

Interruption

In Sound/notification menu, Interruptions

Tap day ( ) DONE Start time /

Days

End time Follow onscreen prompts

・Effective when "When calls and notifications arrive" is set to "Always interrupt."

Setting Ringtone for Incoming Messages

In Sound/notification menu, For new message ringtone Tap option ( Sound/Ringtone ,

Select

Media

Storage , etc.) JUST ONCE / ALWAYS Tap tone/file OK


Tap Play/stop .


Setting Vibration Pattern for Incoming

Messages

In Sound/notification menu, For new message vibration Tap pattern OK

・Handset vibrates when Tapping a pattern.

Select

Setting Notification Lamp Illumination Color for Incoming Messages

In Sound/notification menu, For new message lamp color Tap item OK

Select

・If set color is not supported by handset, Notification

Lamp does not illuminate in that color.

Setting Ringtone, Vibration Pattern or

Notification Lamp Illumination Color for

Incoming Messages by Contact

In Sound/notification menu, For new message

Individual ringtone setting Select contact ringtone / Select vibration / Select lamp color


Select

Canceling Ringtone, Vibration Pattern and

Notification Lamp Illumination Color for

Incoming Messages by Contact

In Sound/notification menu, For new message

Individual ringtone setting Select contact

Individual Ringtone OK

Cancel

Setting Ringtone for Notifications

In Sound/notification menu, For notification

Notification sounds Tap option ( Sound/Ringtone

, Media Storage , etc.) JUST ONCE / ALWAYS

Tap tone/file OK


Tap Play/stop .


Enabling/Disabling Notification Lamp for

Notifications

In Sound/notification menu, For notification notification light

Pulse

・Tap Pulse notification light to toggle on ( )/off

( ).

・Disable Pulse notification light to save battery power.

Setting Ringtone Duration for Notifications

In Sound/notification menu, For notification duration Ring time setting Set time

Ring

OK

・For Ring single song , selected tone/file plays to the end.

Setting Whether to Show All Notifications when Display is Turned Off (Screen Lock

Active)

In Sound/notification menu, When device is locked

Show all notification content / Don't show notifications at all

Setting Whether to Block Notifications from

Applications

Select In Sound/notification menu, App notifications application Block

・Tap Block to toggle on ( )/off ( ).

Setting Whether to Give Priority to

Notifications from Applications

In Sound/notification menu, App notifications application Priority

・Tap Priority to toggle on ( )/off ( ).

Select

Controlling Access of Applications to

Notifications

In Sound/notification menu, Notification access


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Enabling/Disabling Vibration when Tapping

Dialpad, Etc.

In Sound/notification menu, Other sounds feedback

Haptic

・Tap Haptic feedback to toggle on ( )/off (

・Disable Haptic feedback to save battery power.

).

Enabling/Disabling Confirmation Tones when

Tapping a Menu, Etc.

In Sound/notification menu, Other sounds touch tones

Audible

・Tap Audible touch tones to toggle on ( )/off

( ).

・Disable Audible touch tones to save battery power.

Enabling/Disabling Dialpad Tones

In Sound/notification menu, Other sounds touch tones

Dial pad

・Tap Dial pad touch tones to toggle on ( )/off

( ).

・Disable Dial pad touch tones to save battery power.

Enabling/Disabling Tone when Locking/

Unlocking Screen

In Sound/notification menu, Other sounds lock sounds

Screen

・Tap Screen lock sounds to toggle on ( )/off

( ).

・Disable Screen lock sounds to save battery power.

Enabling/Disabling Tone when Charging Starts

In Sound/notification menu, Other sounds start charging

Sound

・Tap Sound start charging to toggle on ( )/off

( ).

・Disable Sound start charging to save battery power.

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Wallpaper & Display Settings

Wallpaper & Display Settings

Set Wallpaper, Display brightness, etc. Settable items are the following.

Item

Wallpaper

Welcome

Sheet

Screen edge effect

Brightness level

Screen timeout

Quality mode

When device is rotated

Screen lock during call

Font Settings

Daydream

Display left percents of

Battery

Description

Set Wallpaper for Home Screen.

Set Wallpaper and other options for


Set operation when Display turns on, etc.

Set Display brightness.

Set a period of inactivity after which

Display turns off automatically.

Select image quality according to purpose, or set handset to adjust image quality automatically.

Set whether to rotate Display with handset orientation automatically.

Set whether to lock screen during calls to prevent Touchscreen misoperation.

Set font size and font type.

Set screensaver to activate when Display turns off while charging.

Set whether to show battery strength in percent beside battery indicator on Status

Bar.


Wallpaper & display

Set each item


Wallpaper & Display Operations

Setting Image in Handset Memory or on SD Card to Home Screen Wallpaper

In Wallpaper & display menu, Wallpaper option ( Album(wallpaper) , etc.)

Tap

JUST ONCE /

ALWAYS Follow onscreen prompts



Setting Preloaded Image as Wallpaper

In Wallpaper & display menu, Wallpaper

Wallpapers / Preset wallpaper / Wallpapers

Live

JUST ONCE / ALWAYS Select image SET

WALLPAPER / SET TO WALLPAPER / Set wallpaper

・For some images, additional settings are available. Follow onscreen prompts.



Setting Still Image as Wallpaper for Welcome

Sheet (Lock Screen)

In Wallpaper & display menu, Welcome Sheet

Welcome Sheet wallpaper page (e.g., Page 1 ) in Image field Tap

Tap option (e.g., Contents

Manager(wallpaper) ) Follow onscreen prompts

・To remove Wallpaper, Tap To cancel the setting when

Tapping an option.

Setting Live Wallpaper to Welcome Sheet (Lock

Screen)


Welcome Sheet wallpaper

Tap image SET WALLPAPER in Live wallpaper field

・For some Wallpapers, additional settings are available.


Applying Wallpaper Setting to Welcome Sheet

(Lock Screen) Wallpaper


Welcome Sheet wallpaper setting

To reflect the wallpaper

Wallpaper & display menu opens.

Setting Shortcuts on Welcome Sheet (Lock

Screen)


Shortcut Tap shortcut to change Tap shortcut type ( Application , etc.) activate with shortcut

Tap/set function to

Setting Information for Info Area in Welcome

Sheet (Lock Screen)

In Wallpaper & display menu, Welcome Sheet area エモパー (emopa)/ 天気設定

Info

(weather)/ 株

価設定 (stocks) Follow onscreen prompts

Setting Area where Clock is Shown when emopa is Enabled

Clock In Wallpaper & display menu, Welcome Sheet display Center of screen / Info Area

・Available when emopa is enabled.

Setting Welcome Sheet (Lock Screen) Lighting

Time


Welcome lighting time Tap number of seconds

Enabling/Disabling Effect that Appears on

Display Edges when Display Turns On

In Wallpaper & display menu, Screen edge effect

Off / On

・Tap Off to enable ( On ), On to disable ( Off ).

・Toggle Off to save battery power.

Setting Display Edge Effect Pattern


When display turns on Flow / Ambient /

Diffusion OK

・Available when Screen edge effect is enabled.

Setting Whether to Show Display Edge Effect when Calls Arrive or Charging Starts


For incoming call / When start charging ( )

・Available when Screen edge effect is enabled.

・Tap For incoming call / When start charging to toggle on ( )/off ( ).

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Setting Display Brightness

In Wallpaper & display menu, Brightness level

Automatic brightness / Brighten while charging

OK

・Tap Automatic brightness / Brighten while charging to toggle on ( )/off ( ).

・Drag slider to adjust brightness.

Setting a Period of Inactivity after which

Display Turns Off

Tap In Wallpaper & display menu, Screen timeout time

・Set a shorter time to save battery power.

Setting Image Quality

In Wallpaper & display menu, Quality mode Tap mode

Enabling/Disabling Automatic Screen Rotation

In Wallpaper & display menu, When device is rotated

Rotate the contents of the screen / Stay in portrait view

・Set to "Stay in portrait view" to save battery power.

・May not work properly depending on application in use.

Setting Whether to Lock Screen during Calls

In Wallpaper & display menu, Screen lock during call

・Tap Screen lock during call to toggle on (

( ).

)/off

Setting Text Size for Menus, Etc.

In Wallpaper & display menu, Font Settings size General Tap size

Font

Setting Text Size for S! Mail/SMS

In Wallpaper & display menu, Font Settings size Mail Tap size OK

Font

Setting Text Font

In Wallpaper & display menu, Font Settings font Tap font OK

Text

・Tap SEARCH DOWNLOAD FONT to search for fonts on

Google Play.

・Depending on the application, changing the font may prevent text from being shown correctly. Reset to the preset font.

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Setting Whether to Play Slideshow while

Charging with Display Off

In Wallpaper & display menu, Daydream Off / On


Setting Screensaver Display Options and Images

In Wallpaper & display menu, Daydream Photo

Table / Clock / Google Photos / Photo Frame


・Available when Daydream is enabled.

・To check set screensaver, Tap Start now .

Setting Whether to Show Battery Strength in

Percent beside Battery Indicator on Status Bar

In Wallpaper & display menu, Display left percents of

Battery

・Tap Display left percents of Battery to toggle on

( )/off ( ).

Energy Saving Settings

Using Energy Saving Settings

Use handset in an energy-saving mode by changing settings of

Display, etc. at once.


Energy saving Energy saving settings

Energy saving settings appear.

Energy save


・Energy save symbol appears green when Energy saving settings are enabled.

Energy Saving Setting Operations

Disabling Energy Saving Settings

In Energy saving settings (Energy save symbol appears green), Energy save (Energy save symbol appears gray)

Changing Energy Saving Settings Individually

In Energy saving settings, Edit


Tap setting

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Changing Energy Saving Settings

According to Battery Level

Set Energy saving settings to be enabled when battery level falls below a certain level.


Energy saving Energy saving settings


for Switch by batt. ( )

Tap bar to set battery level at which to enable Energy save


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Changing Energy Saving Settings by

Time of Day

Set handset to enable/disable Energy saving settings automatically at a preset time of day.


Switching time

OK

Set time at which to enable Energy save

Switch Energy saving OFF / ON

Energy saving Energy saving settings for set switch time (


)


Set timer window opens.

Tap switch time ( Switch time 1 , etc.)

Using Energy Save Standby

Restrict the operation of background applications while

Display is turned off (Screen lock active).


Energy saving Energy save standby

Energy save standby window opens.

ECO STANDBY

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Setting Applications with Restricted Operation in Energy Save Standby

In Energy save standby window, EDIT applications to set (BLOCK appears) YES

・To cancel restricted operation, Tap BLOCK application (RUN appears).

RUN for for set

Energy Save Standby Cautions

Applications with Periodic Data Communication

Depending on the application, data communication may not be carried out correctly after ECO STANDBY is switched from enabled to disabled. Power handset off then back on. May not work properly while charging handset even if

BLOCK is set in EDIT.

ECO STANDBY

ECO STANDBY restricts the operation of background applications while Display is turned off (Screen lock active). Some functions may not operate correctly.

Battery Settings

Check Battery usage.



・ECO STANDBY symbol appears green when ECO STANDBY is enabled.

Energy Save Standby Operations

Disabling Energy Save Standby Settings

In Energy save standby window (ECO STANDBY symbol appears green), ECO STANDBY (ECO STANDBY symbol appears gray)

Energy saving Battery

Battery window opens.

Tap item

Details of Battery usage appear.

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Home Applications Setting

Home Applications Setting

Set Home application.


Home applications

Home applications window opens.

Tap Home application


Delete Home Applications

In Home applications window, prompts

Follow onscreen

・Preinstalled Home applications cannot be deleted.

Useful

Useful Settings

Useful Settings

Set useful functions such as emopa, Clip Now, and Grip Magic.


Item

エモパー

(Japanese only)

Clip Now

Grip magic

On/off with motion

Recent apps key

Self check

Description

Set what information to receive and how to receive it from emopa.

For details on emopa, see " エモパーを利用

する (http://help.mb.softbank.jp/aquoscrystal2/pc/09-10.html) " (Japanese).

Set what action occurs when sliding your finger along the edge of Display.

Set actions that occur when handset is picked up or set down.

Set how operation of handset turns

Display on or off.

Set actions that occur when Recent apps key is Tapped.

Diagnose handset or restart in Safe mode.



Set each item


On/Off with Motion Settings

Set how operation of handset turns Display on or off.


Item

Bright Keep

Turn off by putting flatly

Sweep ON

Let's Try!

Description

Set whether to keep Display from turning off while handset is held.

Set whether Display turns off when handset is placed flat.

Set whether Display turns on when Display is Flicked while it is turned off (Screen lock active).

View tutorial on Sweep ON.


Useful

On/Off with Motion Operations

Setting Whether to Keep Display On while

Holding Handset

In On/off with motion window, Bright Keep

(Notify) / ON (Not notify) / OFF

ON

・For ON (Notify), appears on Status Bar.

・Hand-held state is determined from handset angle and Proximity/Light Sensor; usage status may affect determination of hand-held state.

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Setting Whether to Turn Off Display when

Handset is Placed Flat

In On/off with motion window, Turn off by putting flatly

・Tap Turn off by putting flatly to toggle on ( )/off

( ).

・Available when Bright Keep is enabled.

・May not work properly depending on application in use.

Setting Whether to Turn On Display by Flicking when Display Off (Screen Lock Active)

In On/off with motion window, Sweep ON ON /

Enable while holding(When grip sensor is enabled) / OFF

・For "Enable while holding(When grip sensor is enabled)," function is available when Grip Magic is enabled.


Viewing Tutorial on Sweep ON

In On/off with motion window, Let's Try!

onscreen prompts

Follow


On/off with motion

On/off with motion window opens.

Set each item


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Recent Apps Key Setting


Self Check Settings

Diagnose handset by selecting items to diagnose from functions/components.


Useful


Recent apps key

Quick Launcher / Recent applications


Useful


Self check

Self check window opens.

START CHECKING

Select checking method window opens.

SELECT FROM PHONE FUNCTIONS

Tap item(s) to diagnose ( ) Next

Next

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Self Check Operations

Diagnosing Handset by Selecting Items to

Diagnose from Symptoms

In Select checking method window, SELECT FROM PHONE

SYMPTOMS

Next

Tap problem type

Start diagnosis

Tap symptom


Viewing Advice Related to Temperature Rise in

Handset

In Self check window, TEMPERATURE ADVICE onscreen prompts

Follow

Restarting Handset in Safe Mode

In Self check window, REBOOT WITH SAFE MODE

OK

・Handset restarts in a state near to its state at time of purchase.

Exiting Safe Mode and Restarting Handset

In Self check window, REBOOT TO CANCEL SAFE MODE

OK

Viewing Self Check Diagnostic History

In Self check window, Tap the diagnostic history to view


Start diagnosis


Diagnosis results appear.

・Tap diagnosis result for detailed result screen.

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About phone

About phone

Check handset status or calibrate sensors.


About phone

About phone menu opens.

・For details on Software Update, see " Updating Software ."

About Phone Operations

Checking Handset Status (Battery Status,

Handset Number, Etc.)

In About phone menu, Status

・Tap Battery status to check battery performance.

・Tap IMEI to view barcode with IMEI number.

Calibrating Touchscreen

Calibrate Touchscreen to improve response. Hold handset normally during calibration.

In About phone menu, onscreen prompts

Adjust touch panel Follow

Calibrating Motion & Electromagnetic Sensors

In About phone menu, Adjust sensitivity of sensor

OK Follow onscreen prompts (tone sounds when calibration completes) OK

Setting a Cellular Provider

In About phone menu, Carrier Setting


YES

Checking Legal Information, Authentication

Information, or Technical Regulations

Conformity Certification and FCC ID

Handset conforms to technical regulations pursuant to the

Radio Law and the Telecommunications Business Law.

In About phone menu, Legal information /

Authentication / Technical Regulations Conformity

Certification/FCC ID

・For Legal information , follow onscreen prompts.

Accounts Settings

Accounts Settings

Create/add accounts; sync them as needed.


Call Settings

Call Settings


Call

Accounts

Add account prompts

Tap account type

An account is added.

Follow onscreen

Select Applications to Sync by Account

In app sheet, account type

)

(Settings)

Tap account

・Tap an item to sync to toggle on (

Accounts Tap

Tap item(s) to sync (

)/off ( ).

Set each item


・For details on call settings, see " Call Settings ."

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Mail Settings

Make settings for S! Mail/SMS.

Common Settings


Item

Message

Notice

Sound/

Vibration

Thread Mode

Color Style

Setting

Font Size options

SMS/S!Mail

Automatic

Switching

Show Subject

Field

Double enlarge image

My Pictogram

Setting

Decore Picture

Setting

Mail

Save&Load

Spam mail folder

Initialization

Advanced

Settings

Description

Set items that appear in notification for new messages.

Set ringtone, vibration, lamp, etc. for new messages.

Enable/disable conversation thread view for messages.

Change the screen design.

Set the font size.

Enable/disable automatic switching between S! Mail and SMS at sending.

Set whether to enable Subject field to be shown in thread details.

Show small images at double-size.

Change the display order of or delete My pictograms.

Change the display order of or delete decore mail pictures.

Back up/restore message data or export/ import message data in vMessage format.

Enable/disable sorting of messages from senders not in Address Book to Spam Box.

Return message settings to defaults.

Set whether to enable old messages to be automatically deleted, and set number of messages that can be saved. Check used space on SD Card and handset.


Mail settings

Mail settings appear.

・Alternatively, in Feel Home, (Mail) .

Common Settings

Common Settings appear.

Set each item


Send/Receive Settings


Item

Receive

Settings

Send Settings

Wi-Fi

Connection

SMS Send/

Receive

Settings

Display

Progress

Description

Set what portions of message to first retrieve (e.g., notification only) and whether to automatically check new messages when activating Mail.

Set whether to quote a message when replying to S! Mail, set a size limit on images to send, set whether to request delivery reports for sent messages, set whether to show confirmations, and set character encoding.

Make S! Mail settings for Wi-Fi connections.

Set the application used for sending/ receiving SMS.

Set whether to send and receive messages in the background.


Send/Receive Settings

Send/Receive Settings appear.

Set each item


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Mail settings



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Mail Group Settings


Mail settings



Mail Group Settings

Mail Group Setting appears.

Mail Group Setting Operations

Adding a Mail Group

In Mail Group Setting, Add Mail Group name OK

Enter group

Adding Members to a Group

In Mail Group Setting, Tap group Add Group Member

Phonebook / Outgoing History / Incoming

History / Direct Input Select/enter contact to add

OK

Editing a Group Name

In Mail Group Setting, Touch & Hold group name OK

Edit group

Deleting a Group

In Mail Group Setting, Tap next to group Delete

Deleting Members

In Mail Group Setting, Tap group member Delete

Tap next to

Number/Address Settings

Settable and viewable items are the following.

Item

Phone Number

Mail Address

Change Mail

Address

Description

View phone number.

View mail address.

Navigate to My SoftBank to change mail address, etc.


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Guide Setting

Guide Setting

Set whether Guide indicator always appears on Status Bar.


Guide

Mail settings



Number/Address Settings

Guide Indicator Setting appears.

Drag switch to OFF or ON


Done

Number/Address Settings appear.

Set each item


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Data Usage Settings

Check your amount of cellular data usage (per month) and restrict usage.

Data usage is only as tracked by handset, and may differ from actual data usage statement.

Checking Data Usage

Check data usage.


Data usage

Data usage window opens.

Set each item


Data Usage Window Layout

Show cycle for checking data usage/set cycle reset date 1 .

Data communication limit line

Data communication alert line

Services used during period

Open menu.

Enable/disable cellular data communication.

Limit cellular data communication.

Data usage

1　Data usage cycle is reset on the same day of every month

(at time of purchase, day before first handset activation)

(Reset date settable).

Data Usage Operations

Disabling Cellular Data Communication

In Data usage window, Cellular data OK (

・To enable, Tap Cellular data in Data usage window

( ).

)

Setting Time Period for Data Usage to Reset

In Data usage window, Tap date range cycle...

Change

Flick date up/down to select reset date

SET

Checking Data Usage by Application

In Data usage window, Tap application name at Display bottom

Limiting/Alerting Data Usage

Set an upper limit and alert position on data usage beforehand to receive alerts and notifications of limited usage when the upper limit is approached.


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Drag data communication alert line (black) up/down to set alert amount

Upper limit and alert amount on data usage are set.

・When data usage reaches the alert amount, appears at top of Display, and when it reaches the upper limit, notification indicating that cellular data communication is disabled appears. Follow onscreen prompts.

Data usage

Data usage window opens.

Set cellular data limit OK

Amount is shown on data communication limit line (red).

Drag data communication limit line (red) up/down to set upper limit

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Storage Settings

Storage Settings

Check handset and SD Card memory space, mount or unmount

SD Card, and erase SD Card files. Settable items are the following.

・Available items vary depending on status of SD Card, etc.

Item

Total space

Available

Mount microSD

Unmount microSD

Erase microSD

Description

Check total handset memory/SD Card space.

Check free handset memory/SD Card space.

Mount SD Card for use on handset.

See "

Unmounting SD Card " for details.

Unmount SD Card to remove it safely.

See "

Unmounting SD Card " for details.

Format SD Card.

See "

Formatting SD Card " for details.

Encrypt microSD

Release microSD encryption

Export to microSD

Import to phone

Encrypt SD Card.

Decrypt SD Card.

Copy files in handset memory to SD Card.

Copy files in SD Card to handset memory.


Storage

Set each item


Storage Operations

Encrypting/Decrypting SD Card Files

In Storage menu, Encrypt microSD / Release microSD encryption CONFIRM Enter Operation Password

OK START

・Set Lock No. passcode/password for unlocking screen beforehand.

Copying Files in Handset Memory to SD Card

In Storage menu, Export to microSD YES


Copying Files in SD Card to Handset Memory

In Storage menu, Import to phone YES


Setting Preferred USB Connection Mode

In Storage menu, connection mode

USB connection Tap

Cautions for SD Card Encryption/

Decryption

Observe the following when encrypting/decrypting SD Card files.

・Charge handset adequately beforehand, and keep handset charged during the process.

・Set Lock No. passcode/password for unlocking screen beforehand.

・Encryption/decryption is not available if there is not enough free space on SD Card.

・Encrypted SD Card cannot be used on any device other than the one used for encrypting the SD Card.

・To use encrypted SD Card normally, decrypt the SD Card.

・If you perform Reset all with SD Card encrypted, files on the SD Card will be unusable. Disable encryption before performing Reset all.

・SD Card becomes read-only when installed in a device that has been used for encrypting another SD Card.

・To write to read-only SD Card, encrypt it.

・SD Card encryption/decryption may take some time. Do not stop charging or remove SD Card during the process.

If the process is interrupted, SD Card files may be lost.

Storage menu opens.

Application Settings

Application Settings

Check information on installed applications and running applications.


Application

Application menu opens.

・Flick application list left/right to show applications by category (DOWNLOADED, RUNNING, or ALL).

Tap application

Application information appears.

Set each item


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Data Transfer

Import files from other mobiles using SD Card or Bluetooth ® , or save handset files to SD Card.

Data Transfer Cautions

Caution for Importing

Import is not available if there is only a little free space on handset memory. Process stops if Battery runs low.

Operate with adequate battery charge whenever possible.

Caution for Saving

Saving files requires at least 11 MB of free space in handset memory. Process stops if Battery runs low.

Operate with adequate battery charge whenever possible.

Importing Files from SD Card

Import files (contacts, messages, bookmarks, Calendar,

Notepad, User/Learning dictionary, emopa) saved to SD Card on other mobiles or handset to handset.

・Insert SD Card containing a backup file beforehand.

・Contacts may not be imported correctly depending on the device used for saving them.


Data transfer

Data transfer window opens.

・In Data transfer window, Tap Function information to view a video tutorial (Japanese) on the Sharp Website.

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Data import Import

Importing Contacts via Bluetooth

®

Import contacts from other mobiles using Bluetooth ® .

・Enable Bluetooth ® beforehand.


・If SD Card is not inserted or there is no backup file on inserted SD Card, Select device to import from window appears. Follow onscreen prompts.

Tap type of data to import Tap file to import registration / Delete and register

Add

Data transfer

・When Mail is selected, Mail application activates. Follow onscreen prompts.

YES

Import starts.


Complete

Import is complete.

Personal Dictionary/Learning Dictionary

Import Caution

When importing User/Learning dictionary (S-Shoin), existing User/Learning dictionary (S-Shoin) files on handset memory will be deleted.


・In Data transfer window, Tap Function information to view a video tutorial (Japanese) on the Sharp Website.

Data import Import phonebook data from smartphone.

・If SD Card is not inserted or there is no backup file on inserted SD Card, Select device to import from window appears. Follow onscreen prompts.


Import of contacts is complete.

Saving Files to SD Card

Save files (contacts, messages, bookmarks, Calendar, Notepad,

User/Learning dictionary, emopa) on handset to SD Card.

・Insert SD Card beforehand.

・Depending on target device, files saved on handset may not be imported correctly.


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Tap item(s) to save

・When saving contacts, confirmation for saving face image appears. Follow onscreen prompts.

Save YES

Data transfer

Save starts.

・When saving Mail messages, Tapping Save activates

あんしんバックアップ (Anshin Backup). Follow onscreen prompts. See " あんしんバックアップを利用する (http:// help.mb.softbank.jp/aquos-crystal2/pc/09-02.html) "

(Japanese) for details.

Complete

Save is complete.


Save data to microSD

・Tap Function information to view a video tutorial

(Japanese) on the Sharp Website.


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Other Settings

Item

Location

Network settings

Lock &

Security

Secrecy settings

Contacts data access monitor

Language & input

Date & time

Accessibility

Printing

Backup & reset

Other Settings

Make settings for other functions. Settable items are the following.

Description

Enable location information.

Set Airplane mode or make network settings such as Cellular networks.

Set Screen lock, Operation Password, etc.

Specify settings for hiding contacts.

See "

Hiding Contacts (Secrecy Settings) "

for details.

Control access of applications to Address

Book.

Set functions for language and text entry.

Set functions for date and time.

Set functions for text-to-speech, etc.

Set up cloud printing.

Back up application data and handset settings including Wi-Fi password to

Google server, or delete all handset memory files.


Set each item


Other settings

Other settings appear.

Location Information Settings

Enable location information. Settable items are the following.

Mode

Item

Recent location requests

Location services

Description

Set whether wireless networks and GPS are used for obtaining current location.

Obtained location information is used by applications.

View applications that have recently used location information.

Make settings for applications that use location information.


Off DISAGREE / AGREE

DISAGREE / AGREE

Other settings


・To disable use of location information, Tap On ( Off appears).

Changing Accuracy of Location

Information

In Location window, Mode Tap location mode

・Available when Location is enabled.


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Location

Location window opens.

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Network Settings

Set Airplane mode and make network settings. Settable items are the following.

Item

Airplane mode

Default SMS app

NFC/Osaifu-

Keitai settings

Wireless output

VPN settings

Cellular networks

Proxy settings

VoLTE voice call 1

Description

Leaving power on, suspend signaltransmitting functions.

Set application for sending/receiving SMS.

Set behavior of NFC and Osaifu-Keitai

Set wireless output.

Set VPN destinations.

Set Network options.

For details on cellular providers and data

roaming, see " Global Roaming

."

Make proxy settings.

Set whether to use LTE for voice calling.

1　Requires separate subscription

® .


Other settings


Network settings

Network settings appear.

Set each item


Network Settings Operations

Enabling/Disabling Signal-Transmitting

Functions

In Network settings, Airplane mode

・Tap Airplane mode to toggle on ( )/off ( ).

Setting Application for Sending/Receiving SMS

In Network settings, Default SMS app application

Tap

Adding VPN Destinations

In Network settings, VPN settings

SAVE

Set

・Available when Screen lock option is set to Pattern, Lock

No., or Password.

・Tap an added VPN to connect/disconnect it. Touch & Hold to edit/delete it.

Enabling/Disabling Data Roaming

In Network settings, Cellular networks roaming

Data

・Tap Data roaming to toggle on ( )/off (


).

Selecting Whether to Use 4G LTE & 4G

Networks

In Network settings, Cellular networks

・Tap Use 4G to toggle on ( )/off ( ).

Use 4G

Adding Access Points


Names Tap item Set

Access Point

Save

Deleting Added Access Points


Names Reset to default

Access Point

Setting Proxy

In Network settings, Proxy settings exclusion list Set each item OK

Proxy/port/

Connecting to Network via Set Proxy

In Network settings, Proxy settings

YES

Enable proxy

・To disable proxy, Tap Enable proxy ( ).


Setting Whether to Use LTE for Voice Calling

In Network settings, VoLTE voice call

・Tap VoLTE voice call to toggle on ( )/off ( ).

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Lock & Security Settings

Make security settings including Screen lock and security codes. Settable items are the following.

・Available items vary depending on handset settings.

Item

Operation password setting

Screen lock

Make pattern visible

Automatically lock

Power key to lock instantly

Owner info

Smart Lock

Set up USIM card lock

Description

Set Operation Password to use or change some functions.

See " Setting Operation Password " for

details.

Set Screen lock option.

Set whether to show a pattern drawn when unlocking screen.

Set an amount of time before screen is locked after Display turns off automatically.

Set whether to lock screen immediately after Pressing .

Show owner information in Welcome sheet (lock screen).

Set whether to unlock screen automatically by identifying a trusted device, place, face, or voice.

Set whether to require PIN entry when powering on.

See " USIM PIN " for details.

Encrypt handset.

Encrypt phone

Visible passwords

Device administrator

Unknown sources

Storage type

Show/hide passwords as you type.

Use secure credentials

Install certificates

Clear credentials

Trust agents

Screen pinning

Apps with usage access

Enable/disable device management options.

Enable/disable installation of non-Google

Play applications.

Check storage type.

Control access of applications to secure certificates and other authentication information.

Install encrypted authentication information.

Delete all authentication information and reset password for authentication information storage.

Show/hide trusted agents.

Make only specified application accessible on handset.

Control access of applications to application usage history.

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Other settings


Lock & Security

Lock & Security menu opens.

Set each item


Lock & Security Operations

Disabling Screen Lock

In Lock & Security menu, Screen lock None

・When Screen lock option other than None or Swipe is set, after Tapping Screen lock , unlock screen to proceed.

Requiring Dragging for Unlocking Screen

In Lock & Security menu, Screen lock Swipe


Requiring Pattern Drawing for Unlocking Screen

In Lock & Security menu, Screen lock

Draw pattern CONTINUE

Pattern

Draw pattern again

CONFIRM Select how you want to handle notifications when Screen lock is active DONE


・When drawing a pattern to unlock screen, input will be disabled for 30 seconds after five consecutive failures.

Requiring Passcode Entry for Unlocking Screen

In Lock & Security menu, Screen lock Lock No.

Enter passcode

OK

CONTINUE Re-enter passcode

Select how you want to handle notifications when Screen lock is active DONE


Requiring Password Entry for Unlocking Screen

In Lock & Security menu, Screen lock

Enter password CONTINUE

Password

Re-enter password OK Select how you want to handle notifications when Screen lock is active DONE


Setting Whether to Show a Pattern Drawn when Unlocking Screen

In Lock & Security menu, Make pattern visible

・Tap Make pattern visible to toggle on ( )/off

( ).

・Available when Screen lock option is set to Pattern.

Setting an Amount of Time before Screen is

Locked after Display Turns Off Automatically

In Lock & Security menu, Automatically lock time

Tap


No., or Password.

Setting Whether to Lock Screen Immediately after Pressing

In Lock & Security menu, Power key to lock instantly


No., or Password.

・Tap Power key to lock instantly to toggle on ( )/ off ( ).

Setting Whether to Show Owner Information in


In Lock & Security menu, Owner info info on lock screen

Show owner

・Tap Show owner info on lock screen to toggle on

( )/off ( ).

・After enabling "Show owner info on lock screen," enter owner information.

・To show owner information, Tap in Welcome sheet

(lock screen). (Tap to hide it.)

Unlocking Screen Automatically when Tapping

IC Card (NFC) or Connecting Bluetooth ® Device

In Lock & Security menu, Smart Lock

Lock No. passcode/password

Enter pattern/

Trusted devices

ADD TRUSTED DEVICE onscreen prompts

Bluetooth / NFC Follow


No., or Password.

・If a Bluetooth ® device is set as a trusted device, screen is unlocked while handset is connected to the Bluetooth ® device. If an IC card (NFC) is set as a trusted device, unlock screen by placing the IC card (NFC) on the back of handset while Display is turned on.

・When selecting Bluetooth, enable Bluetooth ® and pair handset with a Bluetooth ® device beforehand.

Deleting IC Cards (NFC)/Bluetooth ® Devices

Saved as Trusted Devices



Enter pattern/

Trusted devices Tap

IC card/Bluetooth

DEVICE

® device OK / REMOVE TRUSTED


No., or Password.

Unlocking Screen Automatically in Specified

Locations



Enter pattern/

Trusted places

Home / Add trusted place Follow onscreen prompts


No., or Password.

Deleting Locations Saved as Trusted Places



Enter pattern/

Trusted places Tap location Delete


No., or Password.

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Unlocking Screen Automatically Using Face

Recognition



Enter pattern/

Trusted face SET

UP NEXT Align face with guide "Got it" appears NEXT OK

・Face recognition starts automatically when Display turns on, then screen will be unlocked.


No., or Password.

・To improve face recognition accuracy, Tap Improve face matching . Follow onscreen prompts.

Deleting Face Recognition Setting



Enter pattern/

Trusted face

Remove trusted face REMOVE


No., or Password.

Unlocking Screen Automatically when Saying

"OK Google" to Handset




Enter pattern/

Trusted voice


No., or Password.

・May be unavailable depending on handset interface language.

Setting Whether to Keep Screen Unlocked while

Handset is Held or on Your Body



Off / On

Enter pattern/

On-body detection


No., or Password.


・Tap Off / On to enable/disable the setting.

Encrypting Handset Files

In Lock & Security menu, Encrypt phone

PHONE ENCRYPT PHONE

ENCRYPT


・Charge handset adequately beforehand, and keep handset charged during the process.

・If encryption is interrupted, all handset files will be deleted.

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Setting Whether to Show Passwords when

Entering

In Lock & Security menu, Visible passwords

・Tap Visible passwords to toggle on ( )/off (

Enabling Device Administration Functions

In Lock & Security menu, Device administrator administrator function Follow onscreen prompts

Tap

).

Enabling/Disabling Installation of Non-Google

Play Applications

In Lock & Security menu, Unknown sources

・Tap Unknown sources to toggle on ( )/off (


).

Enabling/Disabling Access by Applications to

Secure Certificates and Other Credentials

In Lock & Security menu, Use secure credentials

SYSTEM / USER Tap certificate to show bottom of certificate DISABLE

Flick screen

/ ENABLE

OK

Installing Encrypted Credentials

In Lock & Security menu, Install certificates onscreen prompts

Follow


No., or Password.

・Authentication information may be required when setting a Wi-Fi network. How to obtain authentication information depends on issuer.

Deleting All Credentials and Resetting

Credentials Storage Password

In Lock & Security menu, Clear credentials OK

・By erasing credentials storage, all VPN settings are also erased.

Showing/Hiding Trusted Agents

In Lock & Security menu, Trust agents name

Tap agent


No., or Password.

・Tap agent name to toggle on ( )/off ( ).

Making Only Specified Application Accessible

In Lock & Security menu, Screen pinning

) Activate target application

Off (

History START

・When Screen lock option is set to Pattern, Lock No., or

Password, set handset to require screen unlocking to cancel Screen pinning as needed. Follow onscreen prompts.

・To cancel Screen pinning, Touch & Hold and at the same time.

Controlling Access of Applications to

Application Usage History

In Lock & Security menu, Apps with usage access


Lock & Security Cautions

Screen Lock Caution

Do not forget pattern, Lock No. passcode or password set for unlocking screen (write it down if necessary). If you forget it, visit the nearest SoftBank Shop for recovery procedure. Note that your files and settings will be lost during the recovery process.

Cautions for Handset Encryption

Observe the following when encrypting handset.

・To decrypt handset, perform Reset all. See "

Backup &

Reset " for details.

・When Screen lock option other than None or Swipe is set, storage decryption password entry window appears before handset starts up. Unlock screen using option set in Screen lock.

・If incorrect pattern, Lock No. passcode or password is entered 10 times and 20 times consecutively in storage decryption password entry window, input will be disabled for 30 seconds. Note that handset will be initialized after 30 consecutive failures.

・When changing Screen lock option to Pattern, Lock No., or Password while handset is encrypted, set whether to show storage decryption password entry window before handset starts up.

Contacts Data Access Monitor Setting

Control access of applications to Address Book.


Other settings


Contacts data access monitor

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Language & Input Settings

Make settings for display language and text entry. Settable items are the following.

Item

Current selected keyboard

Google

Keyboard

S-Shoin

Google voice typing

Select language

Voice input

Text-tospeech output

Spell checker

Personal dictionary

Pointer speed

Character code setting

Description

Set default input method.

Set functioning of Google Keyboard.

Set functioning of S-Shoin.

Set voice input options.

Select handset interface language.

Set voice input services.

Set text-to-speech options.

Enable/disable spelling correction.

Save words to user dictionary.

Set pointer speed for mouse/trackpad use.

Set character code for sending data.


Contacts data access monitor window opens.

Tap application

OK

Permit access or Prohibit access

Other settings



・Select "Notify statusbar." checkbox to show a notification when an application accesses Address Book.

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Language & input

Language & input menu opens.

Set each item


Language & Input Operations

Setting Default Input Method

In Language & input menu, Current selected keyboard

Tap input method

・To add/remove input method, Tap CHOOSE KEYBOARDS

, then follow onscreen prompts.

Setting Functioning of Google Keyboard

In Language & input menu, Google Keyboard item Follow onscreen prompts

Tap

Setting Language for Voice Input

In Language & input menu, Google voice typing

Languages Tap language SAVE

・Touch & Hold language to set it as the primary language.

Setting Whether to Start Voice Search when

Saying "OK Google" to Handset with

(Google) Active


Google" detection From the Google app

・Tap From the Google app to toggle on (

( ).

)/off

"Ok

Setting Whether to Start Voice Search when

Saying "OK Google" to Handset with Display On


Google" detection From any screen

"Ok

・Sign in to a Google Account beforehand.

・Available when "From the Google app" is enabled.

・Tap From any screen to toggle on ( )/off (

・An initial setting screen appears the first time the setting is enabled ( ). Follow onscreen prompts.

・To perform initial setting again, Tap Retrain voice model .

・To delete saved initial setting information, Tap Delete

).

voice model , then follow onscreen prompts. This disables

"From any screen" ( ).

Setting Speech Output for Voice Input


Speech output Tap item

・If Hands-free only is selected, speech output is available when a headset is connected.

Checking Details on Installed Languages


Offline speech recognition Tap language

Downloading Languages


Offline speech recognition ALL Tap language

DOWNLOAD

Setting Update Method for Languages


Offline speech recognition option

AUTO-UPDATE Tap

Enabling/Disabling Blocking of Offensive Words


Block offensive words

・Tap Block offensive words to toggle on (

( ).

)/off

Enabling/Disabling Audio Recording with a

Bluetooth ® Headset


Bluetooth headset

・Tap Bluetooth headset to toggle on (

( ).

)/off

Selecting Handset Interface Language

In Language & input menu, Select language language

Tap

Setting Voice Input Services

In Language & input menu, Voice input Tap service

Setting Voice Synthesis Engine for Text-to-

Speech Engine

In Language & input menu, Text-to-speech output

Tap engine

・Tap to set operation of the speech synthesis engine.

Setting Speed of Text-to-Speech


Speech rate Tap speech rate

Playing Sample


Listen to an example

Checking Status of Default Language


Default language status

Enabling/Disabling Spelling Check during Text

Entry

In Language & input menu, Spell checker

On

Off /


・To select a language for spelling check, Tap Language .

・Tap for Google Spell Checker to set operation of

Spell checker.

Saving Words to User Dictionary

In Language & input menu, Personal dictionary

Tap Type a word field Enter word Next

Enter keyword Done

Deleting Words Added to User Dictionary

In Language & input menu, Personal dictionary word

Tap

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Setting Speed of Pointer for Mouse/Trackpad

In Language & input menu, Pointer speed to adjust speed OK

・Pointer is faster the longer the bar is.

Drag slider

Setting Character Code for Sending Data

In Language & input menu, Character code setting

Unicode / Shift_JIS

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Date & Time Settings

Make settings for date and time. Settable items are the following.

Item

Automatic date & time

Auto timezone

Set date

Set time

Select time zone

Use 24-hour format

Choose date format

Description

Set date and time automatically.

Enable/disable automatic time zone adjustment.

Set date manually.

Set time manually.

Set time zone manually.

Enable/disable 24-hour format.

Set date format.


Other settings


Date & time

Set each item


Date & Time Operations

Setting Date & Time Automatically

In Date & time menu, Automatic date & time

・Tap Automatic date & time to toggle on (

( ).

)/off

Enabling/Disabling Automatic Time Zone

Adjustment

In Date & time menu, Auto timezone

・Tap Auto timezone to toggle on ( )/off ( ).

Setting Date Manually

In Date & time menu, Set date Select date

・Available when Automatic date & time is disabled.

OK

Setting Time Manually

In Date & time menu, Set time Set time

・Available when Automatic date & time is disabled.

OK

Setting Time Zone Manually

In Date & time menu, Select time zone area or city name

・Available when Auto timezone is disabled.

Tap country,

Enabling/Disabling 24-hour Format

In Date & time menu, Use 24-hour format

・Tap Use 24-hour format to toggle on ( )/off ( ).

Setting Date Format

In Date & time menu, Choose date format option

Tap

Date & time menu opens.

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Accessibility Settings

Make settings for user accessibility, such as Captions and

Magnification gestures.

Item

Captions

Magnification gestures

Large text

High contrast text

Power button ends call

Auto-rotate screen

Speak passwords

Accessibility shortcut

Text-tospeech output

Touch & hold delay

Color inversion

Color correction

Description

Set options for captions.

Set whether to magnify screen content by

Triple-Tapping Display.

Enlarge text on Display.

Make text easier to read by outlining, etc.

Set whether to end calls when Pressing

.

Enable/disable automatic screen rotation.

Set whether to announce password characters audibly.

Set whether to enable accessibility settings easily.

Set text-to-speech options. See "

Language

& Input Settings

" for details.

Set the amount time required for Touch &

Hold.

Invert colors of screen content.

Correct colors of screen content.


Other settings


Accessibility

Accessibility menu opens.

Set each item


Accessibility Operations

Showing/Hiding Captions

In Accessibility menu, Captions Off / On


Setting Caption Options

In Accessibility menu, Captions size / Caption style Tap item

・Available when Captions is enabled.

Language / Text

Setting Whether to Magnify Screen Content by

Triple-Tapping Display

In Accessibility menu, Magnification gestures

/ On

Off


Setting Whether to Enlarge Text on Display

In Accessibility menu, Large text

・Tap Large text to toggle on ( )/off ( ).

Setting Whether to Make Text Easier to Read by Outlining, Etc.

In Accessibility menu, High contrast text

・Tap High contrast text to toggle on ( )/off ( ).

Setting Whether to End Calls when Pressing

In Accessibility menu, Power button ends call

・Tap Power button ends call to toggle on (

( ).

)/off

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Enabling/Disabling Automatic Screen Rotation

In Accessibility menu, Auto-rotate screen

・Tap Auto-rotate screen to toggle on ( )/off ( ).

Setting Whether to Announce Password

Characters Audibly

In Accessibility menu, Speak passwords

・Tap Speak passwords to toggle on ( )/off ( ).

Setting Whether to Enable Accessibility

Settings Easily

In Accessibility menu, Accessibility shortcut

/ On

Off


Setting the Amount of Time Required for Touch

& Hold

In Accessibility menu, Touch & hold delay Tap option

Inverting Colors of Screen Content

In Accessibility menu, Color inversion (

・Tap Color inversion to toggle on ( )/off (

)

).

Correcting Colors of Screen Content

In Accessibility menu, Color correction

On appears) Correction mode

Off

Tap option

(

・To disable color correction, Tap On ( Off appears).

Printing Settings

Make settings for cloud printing.


Other settings


Printing

Printing window opens.


Backup & Reset

Back up application data and handset settings including Wi-Fi password to Google server, or delete all handset memory files.

・Reset all deletes all handset memory files irreversibly. Back up important data before performing Reset all.

・Deleted content cannot be restored. Reset with caution.


Other settings

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Backup & Reset Operations

Backing Up Data

In Backup & reset menu, Back up my data

・Tap Back up my data to toggle on ( )/off (


Setting Account for Backup

In Backup & reset menu, Backup account account

・Available when Back up my data is enabled.

Select

).

Enabling/Disabling Automatic Restore

In Backup & reset menu, Automatic restore

・Tap Automatic restore to toggle on (

( ).

・Available when Back up my data is enabled.

)/off

Performing Reset All

In Backup & reset menu, Reset all

Password OK Read message

ERASE EVERYTHING

Enter Operation

RESET PHONE

・To delete all SD Card files simultaneously, Tap Delete data in microSD as well.

( ).


Backup & reset

Backup & reset menu opens.

Set each item


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File Storage

File Save Location

Use handset memory and SD Cards to save files.

Files are saved to handset memory by default. Save locations of created files may be changed depending on application.

See below for main file types and save locations.

File Type

Contacts,

Bookmark,

Calendar,

Mail, Notepad,

TV programs

Still images

(photos), videos

Description

Created files are saved to handset memory.

Save locations are fixed.

Created files are saved to handset memory.

・For details on SD Card insertion/removal, etc., see "

Handset

Memory & SD Card

."

Backup & Restore

Backup/Restore Options

Backup and restore options are the following.

Option

あんしんバック

アップ (Anshin

Backup)

Corresponding applications

Data transfer

Transfer to other devices

(e.g., PCs)

Description

Use あんしんバックアップ (Anshin

Backup) application to back up handset files to a server in the network or to SD Card inserted in handset, and restore to handset as needed. See " あ

んしんバックアップを利用する (http:// help.mb.softbank.jp/aquos-crystal2/ pc/09-02.html) " (Japanese) for details.

Depending on application, backup/restore settings can be changed.

Use Data transfer in Settings to import files on other mobiles or SD Card files saved on handset, or save (back up)

handset files to SD Card. See " Data

Transfer

" for details.

Connect handset to a PC or other device with Micro USB Cable and exchange files.

Troubleshooting

Check Here First

If symptoms continue even after checking, contact a nearby

SoftBank Shop or Customer Service

.

Troubleshooting

Q.

Handset does not power on

A.

Are you Long Pressing appears.

? Press until the logo

A.

Is handset recharged? Recharge handset if not charged.

A.

Did you continue to use handset while warm before it powered off? Try powering handset on after it cools down.

Q.

Handset suddenly powers off

A.

If handset continues to be used while warm, a caution appears and handset powers off after approximately 3 minutes.

Q.

Handset freezes/operation is unstable

A.

If handset stops operating or no longer accepts input, force-shut down handset.

(Long Press for at least 8 seconds)

・Release off.

once handset vibrates; handset powers

Q.

Operation is unstable after a new application was installed

A.

The newly installed application may be the cause.

Uninstall the application in Safe mode. See

"

Uninstalling Applications ." To power on handset in

Safe mode:

(Long Press)

Check Display, OK

Touch & Hold Power off

・While in Safe mode, "Safe mode" appears at lower left.

・After restarting in Safe mode, handset can be powered on as usual.

・By powering on handset in Safe mode, added widgets may be deleted.

・Before powering on handset in Safe mode, it is recommended that you back up important data.

Q.

Handset initiates operation without Touchscreen being operated / Handset does not respond after

Touchscreen being operated

A.

Press to turn off screen, Press turn on screen and then operate handset.

again to

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Q.

Cannot use Phone, email, or Internet

A.

Check whether you are where signal is weak or are out of service area.

A.

Power on handset again.

A.

Is Airplane mode set? If cancel Airplane mode:

(Long Press) appears in Status Bar, to

Airplane mode

A.

Is Cellular data disabled? To check whether Cellular data is enabled:

In app sheet,

Cellular data

(Settings) Data usage

A.

Is a disabled access point set? To return to initial settings:


Network settings

Other settings

Cellular networks

Access Point Names Reset to default

Q.

Battery level goes down quickly

A.

Are you where signal is weak or have been out of service area for a long period? Calling where signal is weak or being out of service area uses a lot of battery.

A.

The following shorten handset usage time: frequent use of Mobile Light, sound-emitting functions/ operations, frequent communication, etc. with an external device, brightening Display, setting a long

Display-on time. Use Energy saving settings to reduce

unneeded battery consumption. See " Using Energy

Saving Settings

" for details.

Q.

Cannot install applications

A.

Is there only a little free space on handset memory? To check free space:

In app sheet, (Settings) Storage

A.

Applications not supported by handset cannot be installed.

Q.

Display suddenly dims

A.

Display dims automatically when handset becomes warm. Display returns to original brightness once handset cools down.

Q.

Cannot unlock screen

A.

If handset stops operating or no longer accepts input, force-shut down handset.

(Long Press for at least 8 seconds)

・Release off.

once handset vibrates; handset powers

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Q.

Cannot charge / Charging takes time

A.

Is Micro USB plug on AC Charger firmly inserted in handset? Remove and then reinsert firmly.

A.

Is AC Charger firmly plugged into a household AC outlet? Unplug and plug in again firmly.

A.

Are you using a non-specified AC Charger? Always use a specified product. Using an unspecified product not only prevents charging, but may also affect Internal

Battery.

A.

Is Notification Lamp blinking? In this case, handset is not being charged. Use a specified charger and charge handset.

If charging is still not possible, contact

Customer

Service or a SoftBank Shop.

A.

Is Micro USB plug on AC Charger soiled? Clean terminals with a clean, dry cotton swab, etc. before charging.

A.

Are you recharging by USB? Recharging by USB takes longer than with AC Charger. You may also not be able to recharge depending on the connection environment.

Q.

Recharging stops / Recharging does not start

A.

Recharging stops automatically if handset becomes warm. Recharging starts again once handset cools down.

Q.

USIM Card is not recognized

A.

Is USIM Card installed properly? Is it installed in the right location and orientation? Turn off handset, check whether USIM Card is installed properly, and then turn handset on again. If this does not remedy the problem,

USIM Card may be damaged.

A.

Are there any fingerprints, etc. or other soiling on the

(gold) IC chip on USIM Card? Remove USIM Card, wipe with a clean, dry cloth, and install it again properly.

A.

Is wrong USIM Card installed? An unusable USIM Card may be installed. Make sure that the right USIM Card is installed.

Q.

Cannot recharge by USB

A.

Is the computer turned on? You cannot recharge if the computer is not turned on.

A.

Are you using a USB hub? You may not be able to recharge if using a USB hub. Connect the optional Micro

USB Cable to the computer.

Q.

Cannot make a call / Calls do not connect

A.

Is Airplane mode set? If cancel Airplane mode:

(Long Press) appears in Status Bar, to

Airplane mode

A.

Did you dial all digits for the number? Dial all digits for numbers starting with a "0" area code, etc.

A.

Are you where handset receives a signal? Check signal, change locations and call again.

Q.

Cannot hear the other party

A.

Is the call volume low? To turn the call volume up,

Press Volume Up Key during a call.

A.

Is handset set to always use a handsfree device for calls? To check whether Handsfree setting is disabled:


Handsfree setting

Bluetooth

・Can be checked when Bluetooth ® is enabled.

Q.

Touch operation does not work as expected

A.

Calibrate Touchscreen as follows.

In app sheet,

Adjust touch panel

(Settings) About phone

Tap center of six circles

・Hold handset normally during calibration.

Specifications

Handset

Handset specifications are as follows.

・Times in the table vary with location, status, settings, etc.

・Display employs precision technology; however, some pixels may remain on/off.

Item

Weight

Internal

Battery

Capacity

Approx. 153 g

2,030 mAh

Description

Continuous

Talk Time 1

Continuous

Standby

Time 2

3G: Approx. 810 minutes

GSM: Approx. 510 minutes

VoLTE: Approx. 760 minutes

3G: Approx. 570 hours

GSM: Approx. 530 hours

4G (AXGP Network): Approx. 460 hours

4G (FDD-LTE Network): Approx. 480 hours

One Seg

Continuous

Viewing Time 3

Approx. 9 hours

Charging

Time 4

Dimensions (W x H x D)

Maximum

Output

Maximum

Transmission

Speed 5

AC Charger (SHCEJ1): Approx. 150 minutes

AC Charger (ZTDAC1; Micro USB, 1.0 A):

Approx. 150 minutes

Approx. 71 mm x 136 mm x 11 mm

(without protruding parts)

3G: 0.25 W

GSM (900 MHz): 2 W

GSM (1800 MHz, 1900 MHz): 1 W

4G: 0.2 W

SoftBank 4G: 110 Mbps in downlink, 10

Mbps in uplink

SoftBank 4G LTE: 112.5 Mbps 6 in downlink, 37.5 Mbps in uplink

1　Average measured with handset fully charged, in strong signal conditions at rest.

2　Average measured with handset fully charged, without calls or operations, in strong signal conditions at rest, and with data communication and Urgent News disabled. May vary with battery strength, ambient temperature, settings, etc.

3　Calculated with the default settings except Automatic brightness checkbox in Brightness level unchecked, in fullscreen landscape mode, with Earphones with Mic (optional accessory), and volume at maximum, starting from handset fully-charged and continuing until 10% remaining battery charge. Usable time may vary with radio signal conditions and the content played.

4　Measured with power off using AC Charger.

5　Provided on a best-effort basis; transmission speed may decrease or transmission may become unavailable due to traffic conditions, network environment, etc. In addition, transmission speed varies by area.

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6　Depending on area, maximum downlink speed is set to 75

Mbps or 37.5 Mbps.

For applicable areas, see SoftBank Website.

TV Antenna Cable

Item

Cable Length

Weight

4-Pole Mini-

Plug

Materials

Used/Surface

Finish

Description

Approx. 136 mm

Approx. 5 g

Round type, diameter 3.5 mm, 4-pole

Styrene-based elastomer resin + PBT resin

+ PA resin + Ni base + phosphor bronze + olefin-based elastomer resin + POM resin

+ brass + PP resin/gold plating

Materials

Parts

Cabinet

(Display-side)

Back Surface

(Turquoise,

Black, Pink)

Back Surface

(White)

Card Slot

Cover

Power Key

Volume Up/

Down Key

Display

Camera

Window

Mobile Light

Window

Speaker

Screen

External

Device Port

USIM Tray

Materials Used/Surface Finish

PA resin + GF/evaporated, UV coating, printing

PC resin + ABS resin/coating, tactile coating, printing

PC resin + ABS resin/coating, UV coating, printing

PC resin + elastomer resin + silicone rubber/evaporated, UV coating

PC resin/evaporated, UV coating

PC resin/evaporated, UV coating

PC resin/UV hard coating

Acrylic resin/anti-soiling surface treatment, backside printing

PC resin

Nylon resin

Stainless/tin plating

POM resin

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Warranty & After-Sales Service

Warranty

Handset purchase includes warranty.

・Check shop name and purchase date.

・Read warranty and keep in a safe place.

・Warranty period is given in warranty.

Cautions

Damages

SoftBank Corp. is not responsible for any damages for user or third party resulting from lost opportunities to make a call, etc. due to breakage, malfunction, or trouble of product.

Malfunction/Repairs

Information/settings on handset may be lost/changed due to malfunction or repairs. It is recommended that you keep a copy of Address Book contacts and other important information. SoftBank Corp. is not responsible for loss/ change of data (contacts, images, sound, etc.) or settings due to malfunction, repairs, change of model, or any other handling.

Disassembly/Modification

Disassembly/modification of handset is prohibited under the Radio Law. Note that handset cannot be accepted for repairs if modified.

Adhering stickers, etc. on Display or Keys or adhering decorations with glue, etc. may be deemed to be modifications, and prevent acceptance of handset for repairs.

After-Sales Service

To request repairs, contact

Customer Service

or a nearby

SoftBank Shop. Have details of symptoms ready.

・During the warranty period, repairs are made under the terms and conditions of the warranty.

・After the warranty period, if handset can be repaired, repairs will be made at cost.

Further inquiries

For more information on after-sales service, contact a

nearby SoftBank Shop or Customer Service .

Customer Service

For SoftBank handset or service information, call General

Information. For repairs, call Customer Assistance.

SoftBank Customer Support

General Information

From a SoftBank handset, dial toll free at 157

From a landline/IP phone, dial toll free at 0800-919-0157

Customer Assistance (Repairs/Lost

Handsets)



If you cannot reach a toll free number, use the number

(charges apply) below for your service area:

Hokkaido Area, Tohoku Area, Hokuriku Area, Kanto &

Koshinetsu Area: 022-380-4380

Tokai Area: 052-388-2002

Kansai Area: 06-7669-0180

Chugoku Area, Shikoku Area, Kyushu & Okinawa Area:

092-687-0010

Smartphone Technical Support Center



SoftBank Global Call Center

From outside Japan, dial +81-92-687-0025 (toll free from

SoftBank handsets)

If handset is lost/stolen, call this number immediately

(international charges apply)

Safety Precautions




General Notes................................................................. 179


Information..................................................................... 181


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Safety Precautions

Read Safety Precautions before using handset.

Observe precautions to avoid injury to self or others, or damage to property.

SoftBank Corp. is not liable for any damages resulting from use of this product.

Safety Precautions

These labels show degree of risk from improper use; learn them before reading on:

Label Description

Great risk of death or serious injury

Risk of death or serious injury

Risk of minor injury or damage to property

These symbols signify prohibited/compulsory actions; learn them before reading on:

Symbol Description

Prohibited actions

Disassembly prohibited

Exposure to liquids prohibited

Use with wet hands prohibited

Compulsory actions

Unplug from outlet

Handset, USIM Card, TV Antenna Cable,

Charger (Optional Accessory), Micro USB

Cable (Optional Accessory), SD Card

(Optional Accessory) (Common)

Use specified Charger and Micro USB Cable only.

Non-specified equipment use may cause Internal Battery to leak, overheat, burst or ignite, and may cause Charger to overheat, ignite, malfunction, etc.

Do not disassemble, modify or solder handset or related hardware.

May cause fire, injury, electric shock or malfunction.

Internal Battery may leak, overheat, burst, ignite, etc.

Modifying handsets is prohibited by the Radio Law and subject to penalty.

Do not wet internal handset parts or Charger.

If liquid (water, pet urine, etc.) enters handset, leaving wet or charging while wet may cause overheating, electric shock, fire, injury, malfunction, etc.

Use only as directed.

Do not charge, use, or leave handset or related hardware in extreme heat (fire, heat sources, direct sunlight, inside vehicles in the hot sun, etc.).

Do not charge, leave, use, or be carrying handset or related hardware in a warm place or where heat collects, such as under a kotatsu

(blanketed warming table) or electric blanket, next to a kairo (worn warming patch), etc.

May cause warping/malfunction; Internal Battery may leak, overheat, ignite or burst. Handset or related hardware may become hot to the touch, leading to burns or other problems.

Do not force Charger into handset. Check Micro

USB plug orientation; retry.

Internal Battery may leak, overheat, burst, ignite, etc. May damage or burn out External Device Port.

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When handset is connected to Charger, do not apply excessive force by stomping or in any other way.

When Port or connector is damaged, charging may cause malfunction or fire. Charge as directed.

Do not place handset or Charger in/on ovens, microwave ovens, pressure cookers, induction stoves or other cooking appliances.

Internal Battery may leak, overheat, burst or ignite.

Handset/Charger may overheat, emit smoke, ignite, malfunction, etc.

Keep handset off and Charger disconnected near gas stations or places with fire/explosion risk.

May ignite gas. Turn off any NFC (including Osaifu-Keitai ® ) compatible mobile phone when using gas station facilities

(If NFC (including Osaifu-Keitai ® ) is locked, unlock before turning mobile phone off).

Do not drop/throw or subject to strong impact.

Internal Battery may leak, overheat, burst or ignite, resulting in fire, electric shock, malfunction, etc.

If you notice unusual sound/odor, smoke or any other abnormality, follow these steps.

1. Grasp plug and disconnect Charger. Handset or related hardware may be hot to the touch; remove handset from

Charger, being careful not to burn yourself.

2. Power off, being careful not to burn or injure yourself.

Use in an abnormal condition may cause fire, electric shock, etc.

Keep External Device Port or Earphones-

Microphone Port away from liquids (tap water, beverage, sea water, pet urine, etc.) and conductive materials (pencil lead, metal strip/ jewelry, hairpin, etc.).

Also, do not let liquids or conductive materials enter External Device Port or Earphones-

Microphone Port.

May cause fire, burns, malfunction, etc. due to shortcircuiting.

IPX is a standard for water protection; however, compliance with this standard does not mean that shortcircuiting due to adhesion of liquid can be prevented.

Handset water resistance does not provide protection from sea water, pool water, hot water, etc. When liquid adheres, remove it thoroughly before charging.

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Never connect Micro USB plug while handset or

Charger is wet.


Do not expose handset or related hardware to hot air from dryers or other sources to dry them or for other purposes. Avoid saunas or hot water.

Internal Battery may leak, overheat, burst or ignite.

Handset/Charger may overheat, emit smoke, ignite, malfunction, etc.

Do not place handset or related hardware on unstable surfaces; take added care when vibration is set or while charging.

Handset or related hardware may fall, resulting in injury, malfunction, etc. A fall while charging may cause damage to connector.

When removing Charger from handset, hold by

Micro USB plug and do not pull cord/cable.

Pulling plug by cord/cable may damage cord/cable or connector and cause fire, electric shock, etc.

For any skin irritation associated with use, discontinue use and consult a doctor.

Metal and other materials may cause skin irritation, rashes, or itchiness depending on your physical condition.

Do not touch handset or Charger for long periods during charging.

May cause low-temperature burns.

Keep handset and related hardware away from infants and pets.

Infants and pets may choke from swallowing handset or related hardware or be injured, etc.

For use of handset/related hardware by child, explain instructions and supervise use.

Misuse may cause injury or other problems.

Internal Battery

Confirm battery type; use/dispose of Internal Battery accordingly.

Symbol on Label

Li-ion00 Lithium-ion

Battery Type

Do not dispose of handset in fire.

Internal Battery may leak, burst, ignite, etc.

Do not damage (nail, hammer, stomp, etc.) handset or subject it to strong impact.


If battery fluid gets in eyes, do not rub; rinse with clean water and consult a doctor immediately.

Eyes may be severely damaged.

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If battery fluid contacts skin or clothes, discontinue handset use and rinse with clean water immediately.

May cause skin damage.

If charging continues even after specified

Charging Time, stop charging.


For abnormal odor, excessive heat, discoloration or distortion, move handset away from sources of flame, being careful not to burn or injure yourself.

Continued use may cause Internal Battery to leak, overheat, burst, ignite, etc.

Do not let your pet bite handset; if this occurs, do not use that handset.

Pet bites may cause Internal Battery to leak, overheat, burst or ignite. May cause handset/related hardware to malfunction, or fire may result.

Do not dispose of handset with ordinary refuse.

Battery is built into handset; take handset to a SoftBank

Shop for appropriate disposal.

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Handset

Handset Display uses transparent resin. Do not subject to shock (dropping, etc.) or excessive force.

May cause Display to break and scatter pieces. If Display breaks, be careful not to directly touch shards or broken parts. May cause injury.

Do not use handset while driving or cycling.

Accidents may result.

Phone use while driving or cycling is prohibited by law and subject to penalty; park legally beforehand.

Power off near electronic devices that employ high precision control systems or weak signals.

May cause electronic malfunctions or other problems. Take added care near these devices: Hearing aids, implanted pacemakers/defibrillators and other electronic medical equipment; fire alarms, automatic doors and other automatic control devices.

Inside aircraft, follow airline instructions regarding handset use.

Radio waves from handset may interfere with flight safety.

Users with a heart condition should adjust ringtone vibration and volume as needed.

May cause heart damage.

If thunder is audible while outdoors, power off; find cover.

There is a risk of lightning strike or electric shock.

Do not shine Mobile Light in eyes.

May temporarily affect eyesight or startle, leading to accidents.

Do not cover/wrap handset with a cloth or blanket while charging. In addition, do not leave handset covered with a cloth or blanket when going to bed.

Heat may collect, resulting in fire, burns, malfunction, etc.

Charger (Optional Accessory)

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Do not use handset when it may affect a vehicle's electronic equipment.

Handset use inside vehicles may cause electronic equipment to malfunction, resulting in accidents.

Keep handset away from magnetic items (e.g., magnetic cards).

Data on bank cards, credit cards, telephone cards, floppy disks, etc. may be lost.

Handset may become hot during prolonged use in extreme heat (fire, heat sources, direct sunlight, inside vehicles, etc.), or in a warm place or where heat collects, such as under a kotatsu (blanketed warming table) or electric blanket, next to a kairo (worn warming patch), etc.

Prolonged contact with skin may cause low-temperature burns.

When using handset for an extended period

(e.g., to play game applications) while charging, handset and Charger may become hot; avoid prolonged contact with hot parts.

May cause low-temperature burns or other problems.

Always maintain some distance from Speaker while ringtones, music or other handset sounds play.

Excessive volume may damage ears or hearing.

View One Seg in a sufficiently bright location, at a reasonable distance from Display.

May deteriorate vision.

Moderate handset volume when using earphones.

Excessive volume may damage ears or hearing.

Do not cover/wrap Charger with a cloth or blanket while charging. In addition, do not leave Charger covered with a cloth or blanket when going to bed.

Heat may collect, resulting in fire, burns, malfunction, etc.

Use only the specified voltage.

Non-specified voltages may cause fire, malfunction, etc.

・AC Charger: AC 100 V - 240 V Input

・In-Car Charger (use in negative earth vehicles only): DC

12 V/24 V Input

Do not use power adapters designed for overseas travel.

Transformer use may cause fire, electric shock or malfunction.

Unplug Charger when not in use; grasp plug and disconnect it.

If a foreign object/liquid adheres to blades, or if blades get stomped while Charger is plugged in, electric shock, fire or malfunction may result.

If liquid (water, pet urine, etc.) gets inside, grasp plug and disconnect Charger immediately.

May cause electric shock, smoke or fire.

To remove debris, grasp plug and disconnect

Charger, then clean with a dry cloth.

Fire may result.

Plug Charger firmly into the outlet, keeping the plug and connector away from conductive material (pencil lead, metal strip/jewelry, etc.).

May cause fire, burns, malfunction, etc. due to electric shock or short-circuiting.

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Do not touch Charger plug or connector with wet hands.

May cause electric shock, malfunction, etc.

Do not touch Charger if thunder is audible.

May cause electric shock or other problems.

Do not use Charger in high humidity or near water (in bathrooms, shower rooms, etc.).

May cause fire, electric shock or malfunction.

Do not use In-Car Charger in positive earth vehicles.

May cause fire or other problems. Use in negative earth vehicles only.

Use only the specified fuse for In-Car Charger.

Non-specified fuse may cause fire or malfunction. See In-

Car Charger manual for details.

Before cleaning, grasp plug and disconnect

Charger.

May cause electric shock or other problems.

Always grasp plug (not cord/cable) to disconnect Charger.

Pulling plug by cord/cable may damage cord/cable and cause electric shock, fire, etc.

When Charger is connected to a power strip, do not apply excessive force by stomping or in any other way.

May cause fire or malfunction.

Do not subject Charger to strong impact while it is plugged in.

May cause malfunction or injury.

Keep hands and other body parts away from blades.

May cause burns, electric shock, injury or malfunction.

TV Antenna Cable

If cord is damaged, do not use TV Antenna

Cable.

May cause fire, electric shock, or burn injuries.

Do not place heavy objects on top of TV

Antenna Cable.


Do not touch TV Antenna Cable with wet hands.


Clean off dust adhering to plug of TV Antenna

Cable.


When disconnecting TV Antenna Cable from handset, grasp plug and pull, without forcefully pulling cord.


Do not store in a location that is subject to excessive dust, high humidity, or high temperatures.


Do not swing handset grasping TV Antenna

Cable.

May result in hitting yourself or other persons, causing injury or other accident.

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Handset Use & Electronic Medical

Equipment

This section is based on "Guidelines for Use of Mobile Phones and Other Devices in Hospitals" (Electromagnetic Compatibility

Conference, August 2014) and "Guidelines to safeguard implanted medical devices against radio emissions from the use of radio equipment" (Ministry of Internal Affairs and

Communications).

Persons with implanted pacemaker/defibrillator should keep handset more than 15 cm away.

Radio waves may interfere with implanted pacemakers or defibrillators.

Before using electronic medical equipment other than implanted pacemaker/defibrillator outside medical facilities, consult the vendor on radio wave effects.

Radio waves may interfere with electronic medical equipment.

If it may not be possible to keep handset

15 cm away from other persons (e.g., in a crowded situation where you cannot move freely), suspend signal-transmitting functions

(e.g., by activating Airplane mode) or power off beforehand. If an application that automatically powers handset on is installed, disable that feature before powering off.

Persons with implanted pacemaker/defibrillator may be near.

Radio waves may interfere with implanted pacemakers or defibrillators causing such devices to malfunction.

Observe these rules inside medical facilities to avoid effects of radio waves on electronic medical equipment:

・Follow instructions regarding mobile phone use within medical facilities.

・Always turn off handset within operating rooms, intensive care units (ICU), etc.

・Even in patient rooms, lobbies, or other locations where mobile phone use is permitted, keep handset at a reasonable distance away from electronic medical equipment.

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Important Product Information

General Use

・If your USIM Card or handset (with USIM Card inserted) is lost or stolen, suspend your service immediately. For details, contact SoftBank Customer Support,

General Information

.

・Handset transmissions may be disrupted inside buildings, tunnels or underground, or when moving into/out of such places; may affect calls.

・Use handset without disturbing others.

・Handsets are radios as stipulated by the Radio Law. Under the Radio Law, handsets must be submitted for inspection upon request.

・Charging by USB takes longer than by household AC outlet.

Charging may not be possible/take a long time depending on connection and computer conditions.

・Handset use near landlines, TVs or radios may cause interference.

・Beware of eavesdropping.

Because this service is completely digital, the possibility of signal interception is greatly reduced. However, some transmissions may be overheard.

・Eavesdropping

Deliberate/accidental interception of communications constitutes eavesdropping.

・Beware of harmful/malicious websites. Take added care when posting personal information.

・Display uses liquid crystal.

When wearing polarized sunglasses and depending on the angle, the screen may appear dark or distorted.

・An export license may be required to carry handset into other countries if it is to be used by or transferred to another person. However, no such license is required when taking handset abroad for personal use on a vacation or business trip and then bringing it back.

Export control regulations in the United States provide that an export license granted by the US government is required to carry handset into Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Sudan or

Syria.

Heat from Handset Use

・Handset internal temperature may increase depending on usage or environment, causing housing to heat up. (Handset may stop charging or Display brightness may be adjusted for safety.)

After a period of handset use under such conditions, warning appears and handset shuts down after approximately 3 minutes. To lower handset internal temperature and prevent automatic shutdown, exit all applications and turn off Display.

・After a period of Camera use at high internal temperature, warning appears and handset automatically shuts down.

(Shot image is saved.)

Camera

・Mind etiquette when using Camera.

・Test Camera before shooting special moments.

・Do not use Camera in places where shooting is prohibited.

・Shot images may not be used/transferred without copyright holder (photographer) permission, except for personal use.

One Seg

・Handset transmissions may be disrupted inside buildings, tunnels or underground, or when moving into/out of such places; may affect One Seg viewing.

・As handset transmissions differ according to where used,

One Seg viewing may not be possible in some areas. View in a location with good handset transmission.

In-Call/Transmission Cautions

・During calls/transmissions, calling/transmission charges/ fees apply even if other functions or operations are simultaneously in use.

・Transmissions involving JavaScript may incur high charges.

Urgent News (Application)

・Handset receives alerts by default (Receive settings are enabled).

・Alert tones sound even in Manner mode.

・Alerts are not received during calls/transmissions or in poor signal conditions.

・Depending on usage/situation, handset may receive alerts for other areas or no alerts.

・Standby Time may decrease when Receive settings are enabled.

・SoftBank Corp. cannot be held liable for any damages associated with this service, including accidents resulting from received information, reception timing or reception failure.

Technical Regulations Conformity

Certification

Handset conforms to technical regulations pursuant to the

Radio Law and the Telecommunications Business Law. To check technical regulations conformity certification information

(e.g., ):

In app sheet, (Settings) About phone

Regulations Conformity Certification/FCC ID

Technical

Handset & Hardware Care

Handset & Hardware Care

・Use handset within 5 o C - 35 o C and 35% - 90% humidity.

・Avoid extreme temperature or direct sunlight.

・Handset/Internal Battery may become warm during operation or while charging. This is normal.

・Warranty does not cover malfunctions resulting from misuse.

・Clean handset with a soft dry cloth. Alcohol/solvent use may fade color/print.

・Avoid scratching Display.

・Avoid heavy objects or excessive pressure. May cause malfunction or injury.

・Do not sit on handset in back pants pocket.

・Do not place heavy objects on handset inside handbags, packs, etc.

・Handset back cover is not removable. Do not try to remove it; may cause damage or malfunction, or affect water resistance.

・Connect only specified products to Port. Other devices may malfunction or cause damage.

・Do not power off while using SD Card; may result in data loss or malfunction.

・When walking outside, moderate handset volume to avoid accidents.

・When holding handset, do not block Mic/Recorder Mic,

Speaker, Mic, or Mic (Recorder Mic).

・Do not cover Light Sensor or place a sticker/label over it; may hinder ambient light detection, resulting in malfunction of Light Sensor.

USIM/SD Card Insertion/Removal


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Insert/remove USIM/SD Card

・SD Card Slot is located above USIM Card Slot. Insert each card into correct opening in correct orientation.

・USIM Card Insertion/Removal

・Insert/remove USIM Tray by pulling out USIM Tray. Always power off handset beforehand.

・When pulling out USIM Tray, gently pull it out horizontally from the edge. Do not pull USIM Tray forcefully or at an angle; damage may result.

・When inserting USIM Tray into handset, check orientation, then gently insert it all the way horizontally.

・When inserting empty USIM Tray, do not insert it at an angle; damage may result. Check orientation of USIM Tray, then gently insert it all the way horizontally.

・SD Card Insertion/Removal

・When inserting SD Card, gently insert it all the way horizontally with terminals facing up.

・When removing SD Card, unmount SD Card beforehand.

・When removing SD Card, lightly push it in and release finger (SD Card pops out slightly); gently pull it out horizontally.



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Display (Touchscreen)

Handset Display is Touchscreen.

If Display is wet, wipe it with a soft cloth.

・Touchscreen may not respond in these situations:

・Use with gloves/long fingernails

・Use of pens, pencils or sharp objects

・Use with objects on/against Display

・To prevent malfunctions, do not:

・Touch Display with wet fingers

・Use if Display is wet

・Subject Display to force/pressure

・Place a sticker or shield (commercially-available protective film, privacy protector shield, etc.) on Display

・To improve response, calibrate Touchscreen as follows.

In app sheet, (Settings) About phone Adjust touch panel Follow onscreen prompts

・In the following cases, Press to turn off Display,

Press again to turn on Display and then operate handset.

・Handset operates automatically without touch input

・Handset does not respond to touch input

TV Antenna Cable

To view or record One Seg, connect TV Antenna Cable to

Earphones-Microphone Port.

・Earphones-microphone can be connected to use with TV

Antenna Cable.

Forcing Power Off

If handset has stopped processing or won't respond to operation, power off forcibly as follows.

・ (Long Press for at least 8 seconds)

Release finger after vibration; handset powers off.

Bluetooth

®

Function

SoftBank Corp. is not liable for any damages resulting from data/information leakage due to use of handset Bluetooth ®

function.

■Precautions

The frequency band utilized by handset Bluetooth ® function is shared with industrial, scientific or medical equipment, including household microwave ovens, and used by radio stations, amateur radio stations, etc. (hereafter "other radio stations").

1. Before using Bluetooth ® , visually check that no other radio stations sharing the same frequency band are in use nearby.

2. Should interference occur between handset and other radio stations, move it to a different location or cancel Bluetooth ® function immediately.

3. For additional information and support, contact SoftBank

Customer Support, General Information: From a SoftBank handset, call toll free at 157. To call toll free from a

landline/IP phone, see " Customer Service ."

・Frequency Band

This radio station utilizes 2.4 GHz band.

FH1 indicates FHSS modulation with maximum transmission radius of 10 meters.

XX4 indicates a different modulation scheme with maximum transmission radius of 40 meters.

It is not possible for the radio station to avoid using the frequency band of a mobile unit identification apparatus.

・Insert plug firmly. If plug is not inserted all the way, broadcasts may not be received or audio may not be heard.

・As connection may be poor if Port is dirty, clean with a dry cotton swab, etc. Avoid damaging Port when cleaning.

・Do not deform TV Antenna Cable plug or Earphones-

Microphone Port. Deforming may cause malfunction.

・Bringing earphone cord, etc. close to handset may result in noise.

Earphones-Microphone Port

Earphones with Mic (SHLDL1) are available for separate purchase. Other earphones-microphone may not function properly on handset.

・Do not subject Earphones-Microphone Port to strong impact while using earphones-microphone; water resistance may be affected.

Self Check

If handset is unstable, diagnose the cause as follows.

In app sheet, (Settings) Useful Self check


Wi-Fi (Wireless LAN)

Wireless LAN (hereafter "Wi-Fi") uses radio waves to enable communication between compatible devices within range.

However, it is advisable for the user to configure security settings to avoid risk of data interception.

・Do not use Wi-Fi near electrical appliances, audiovisual equipment or office automation equipment; may affect Wi-

Fi transmission speed, availability, clarity, etc. (Especially when a microwave oven is in use.)

・If there are multiple access points nearby, handset may not detect access points correctly.

■Precautions

The frequency band utilized by handset Wi-Fi is shared with industrial, scientific or medical equipment, including household microwave ovens, and used by radio stations, amateur radio stations, etc. (hereafter "other radio stations").

1. Before using Wi-Fi, visually check that no other radio stations sharing the same frequency band are in use nearby.

2. Should interference occur between handset and other radio stations, move it to a different location or disable Wi-Fi immediately.

3. For additional information and support, contact SoftBank

Customer Support, General Information: From a SoftBank handset, call toll free at 157. To call toll free from a landline/IP phone, see "

Customer Service ."

・Frequency Band

This radio station utilizes 2.4 GHz band with DSSS-OFDM modulation. Maximum transmission radius is 40 meters.

■Simultaneous Use with Bluetooth ®

Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11b/g/n) and Bluetooth ® transmit on the 2.4

GHz band. Enabling handset Bluetooth ® or using Bluetooth ® devices near handset may affect Wi-Fi transmission speed, availability and clarity. Should interference occur, cancel handset Bluetooth ® or discontinue Bluetooth ® device use.

・Handset supports Wi-Fi channels 1 - 13. Handset does not connect to access points set to other channels.

・Available channels vary by country.

・For use of Wi-Fi aboard aircraft, check with airline beforehand.

・In some countries/regions, there are restrictions on the use of Wi-Fi. Check the local laws and regulations before using

Wi-Fi on handset abroad.

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General Notes

403SH here refers to this mobile phone "AQUOS CRYSTAL 2."

Portrait Rights

Portrait rights protect individuals' right to refuse to be photographed or to refuse unauthorized publication/use of their photographs. Portrait rights consist of the right to privacy, which is applicable to all persons, and the right to publicity, which protects the interests of celebrities.

Therefore, photographing others including celebrities and publicizing/distributing their photographs without permission is illegal; use Camera responsively.

Copyrights

Copyright laws protect sounds, images, computer programs, databases, other materials and copyright holders. Duplicated material is limited to private use only. Use of materials beyond this limit or without copyright holder permission may constitute copyright infringement, and be subject to criminal punishment. Comply with copyright laws when using images

shot with Camera.

The software contained in handset is copyrighted material; copyright, moral right and other related rights are protected by copyright laws. Do not copy, modify, alter, disassemble, decompile or reverse-engineer the software; do not separate it from hardware in whole or part.

Open Source Software

・Handset contains software based on GNU General Public

License (GPL), GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL), and other licenses.

To check details of relevant software licenses:

In app sheet, (Settings) About phone Legal information Open source licenses

・The source code of software based on GPL, LGPL, and

Mozilla Public License (MPL) is provided on the following website free of charge.

https://sh-dev.sharp.co.jp/android/modules/oss/ (Japanese)

CE Declaration of Conformity

Hereby, Sharp Telecommunications of Europe Ltd, declares that 403SH is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.

A copy of the original declaration of conformity for each model can be found at the following Internet address: http:// www.sharp.co.jp/k-tai/

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Battery Cautions

Use specified Charger only.

Non-specified equipment use may cause Internal Battery to leak, overheat, burst or ignite, and may cause Charger to overheat, ignite, malfunction, etc.

Battery is built into handset. Do not dispose of handset with ordinary refuse; take it to a SoftBank Shop for appropriate disposal.

Charge handset in ambient temperature 5 o C - 35 o C; Internal

Battery may leak/overheat and performance may deteriorate outside this range.

Volume Level Caution

To prevent possible hearing damage, do not listen at high volume levels for long periods.

■Headphone Signal Level

The maximum output voltage for Music Player function, measured in accordance with EN 50332-2, is 116 mV.

Stand-by Mark

: This symbol means the stand-by on/off.

FCC Notice

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including

interference that may cause undesired operation.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer responsible for compliance could void the user's

authority to operate the equipment.

■FCC Information to User

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits of a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the

FCC Rules.

These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation; if this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

1. Reorient/relocate the receiving antenna.

2. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

3. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

4. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Radio Wave Exposure and Specific

Absorption Rate (SAR) Information

【403SH】 here refers to this mobile phone 【AQUOS CRYSTAL

2】.

Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) for This

Product (for Japan)

This mobile phone 【403SH】 meets the Japanese technical regulations* and international guidelines for exposure to radio waves.

The Japanese technical regulations for exposure to radio frequency energy established permitted levels of radio frequency energy, based on standards developed by independent scientific organizations through periodic and thorough evaluation of scientific studies.

The regulation employs a unit of measurement known as the

Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR.

The SAR limit is 2 watts/kilogram (W/kg) averaged over ten grams of tissue.

The limit includes a substantial safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons, regardless of age and health.

The value of the limit is equal to the value given in international guidelines recommended by ICNIRP**, which is in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO).

The highest SAR value for this mobile phone is 0.532 W/kg when tested for use at the ear, and 0.486 W/kg*** when worn on the body in the below manner****.

While there may be differences between the SAR levels of various phones and at various positions, all phones meet the

Japanese technical regulations.

Although the SAR is determined at the highest certified power level, the actual SAR of the phone during operation can be well below the maximum value.

Use at positions other than at the ear****

This mobile phone may be used at positions other than at the ear. By using an accessory such as a belt clip holster that maintains a 1.5 cm separation with no metal (parts) between the body and the mobile phone, this mobile phone will comply

with international guidelines for radio wave protection.

* The technical regulation is provided in Article 14-2 of the

Ministry Ordinance Regulating Radio Equipment.

** International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation

Protection

*** The value is under simultaneous transmission use conditions.

The World Health Organization has announced that "A large number of studies have been performed over the last two decades to assess whether mobile phones pose a potential health risk. To date, no adverse health effects have been established as being caused by mobile phone use."

For more information about SAR, see the following websites:

Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) http://www.tele.soumu.go.jp/e/sys/ele/body/index.htm

Association of Radio Industries and Businesses (ARIB) http://www.arib-emf.org/index02.html

(Japanese)

European RF Exposure Information/FCC

RF Exposure Information

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This mobile phone 【403SH】 is confirmed to comply with guidelines relating to effects of radio wave exposure as set forth by the Council of Europe (CE) and the Federal

Communications Commission (FCC).

Refer to the following.

■European RF Exposure Information

Your mobile device is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed not to exceed the limits for exposure to radio waves recommended by international guidelines. These guidelines were developed by the independent scientific organization

ICNIRP and include safety margins designed to assure the protection of all persons, regardless of age and health. The guidelines use a unit of measurement known as the Specific

Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit for mobile devices is 2.0 W/kg and the highest SAR value for this device when tested at the ear is 0.403 W/kg*.

As mobile devices offer a range of functions, they can be used in other positions, such as on the body as described in this

User Guide. In this case, the highest tested SAR value is 0.500

W/kg*.

* The tests are carried out in accordance with international guidelines for testing.

■FCC RF Exposure Information

Your handset is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal

Communications Commission of the U.S. Government.

The guidelines are based on standards that were developed by independent scientific organization through periodic and thorough evaluation of scientific studies. The standards include a substantial safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons, regardless of age and health.

The exposure standard for wireless handsets employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR.

The SAR limit set by the FCC is 1.6 W/kg. The tests are performed in positions and locations (e.g. at the ear and worn on the body) as required by the FCC for each model.

The highest SAR value for this model handset as reported to the FCC when tested for use at the ear is 0.39 W/kg, and when worn on the body in a holder or carry case, is 0.45 W/kg.

Body-worn Operation; This device was tested for typical body-worn operations with the handset kept 1.0 cm from the body. To maintain compliance with FCC RF exposure requirements, use accessories that maintain a 1.0 cm separation distance between the user's body and the handset.

The use of beltclips, holsters and similar accessories should not contain metallic components in its assembly.

The use of accessories that do not satisfy these requirements may not comply with FCC RF exposure requirements, and should be avoided. The FCC has granted an Equipment

Authorization for this model handset with all reported SAR levels evaluated as in compliance with the FCC RF emission guidelines. SAR information on this model handset is on file with the FCC and can be found under the Display Grant section of http://www.fcc.gov/oet/ea/ after searching on FCC

ID APYHRO00221.

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Additional information on Specific Absorption Rates (SAR) can be found on the FCC website at http://transition.fcc.gov/oet/

rfsafety/ .

FCC ID Location

The device is electronically labeled and the FCC ID can be displayed via the About phone & Technical Regulations

Conformity Certification under the Setting menu.

The World Health Organization has stated that present scientific information does not indicate the need for any special precautions for the use of mobile devices. They note that if you want to reduce your exposure then you can do so by limiting the length of calls or using a hands-free device to

keep the mobile phone away from the head and body.

World Health Organization http://www.who.int/emf

List of Specific Absorption Rates (SAR) for radio waves by smartphone/3G model http://www.softbank.jp/mobile/support/sar/ (Japanese)

Water Resistance

Handset Water Resistance

Handset complies with IPX5 (former JIS protection level 5) 1 and IPX7 (former JIS protection level 7) 2 water protection standards, with Card Slot Cover closed firmly. (Handset is not dust proof.)

1 IPX5 compliant means that a handset continues to function as a phone after being subjected to a water jet

(approximately 12.5 liters/min.) discharged from a nozzle

(inner diameter: 6.3 mm), from all directions (approximately 3 m from handset) for at least 3 minutes.

2 IPX7 compliant means that a handset continues to function as a phone after being gently submerged to the depth of

1 m in still tap water at room temperature, left there for approximately 30 minutes, then removed from it.

・Water resistance may be affected under some circumstances.

Warranty does not cover malfunctions resulting from misuse.

・Handset is compliant with IPX5 and IPX7 water protection standards. However, ingress of beverage, sea water, etc.

may cause malfunction.

■Handset Care

・Close Card Slot Cover firmly. Debris (hair, sand, fibers, etc.) trapped between gasket and Card Slot may allow ingress of liquid.

・If handset is exposed to liquids with Card Slot Cover open, they may enter handset and cause electric shock or malfunction. Discontinue use and power off.

・If handset is wet, wipe it with a dry cloth.

・Never open/close Card Slot Cover with wet hands or while handset is wet.

・Do not use Earphones-Microphone Port or External Device

Port while it is wet or obstructed by sand/dirt; water resistance may be affected, or malfunction, burns or fire may result due to electric shock, short-circuiting, etc.

・Handset is only water resistant against fresh/tap water between 5 o C - 35 o C.

Precautions

・Do not subject handset to soap, detergent, bath powder/oil, sea/pool/spa water, hot water, etc.

・Rinse off sea/pool water, beverage, dirt, sand, mud, etc.

immediately with fresh/tap water between 5 o C - 35 o C; residue may cause malfunction if allowed to dry.

・Do not soak handset in bath or pool; never use it in water

(including key operation).

・Handset is not resistant to water pressure. Avoid highpressure water/shower (over 6 liters/min.) and water immersion.

・Do not expose handset to high humidity for long periods; avoid prolonged use in bath/shower rooms.

・Volume may be low when an opening such as Mic/Recorder

Mic or Speaker is wet; dry handset before use (see " Drying

Handset

").

・Charger and other optional accessories are not waterproof.

Do not use in high humidity or near water (outdoors, in bathrooms, shower rooms, etc.); may cause fire, electric shock or malfunction.

・Do not subject handset to strong impact (e.g., from a fall); do not poke Mic/Recorder Mic, Speaker, Mic, Recorder Mic, etc. with a sharp object.

・Avoid placing handset directly on sand. Sand may penetrate

Speaker, Mic, Recorder Mic, etc., resulting in low volume.

・To prevent condensation, warm handset to room temperature before bringing it from a cold place into a warm place such as a bathroom. If condensation occurs, leave handset at room temperature until it is dry.

・Handset does not float on water.

・Keep handset out of heavy rain.

Charging Cautions

・Never connect Micro USB plug while handset or Charger is wet.


・Do not use Charger where water is regularly in use

(kitchens, bathrooms, shower rooms, etc.); may cause fire or electric shock.

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Care & Maintenance

・Proper care of Card Slot Cover gasket is crucial for continued handset water resistance. Observe the following:

・Do not remove or damage gasket. Keep it clean.

・If Card Slot Cover is damaged or deformed, contact a

SoftBank Shop.

・Do not insert a sharp object into Card Slot Cover gap,

Earphones-Microphone Port or External Device Port.

・To maintain water resistance, it is recommended to replace

Card Slot Cover every 2 years regardless of its condition.

Customer-requested Card Slot Cover replacement incurs fees and requires handset submission. For details, contact a SoftBank Shop or SoftBank Customer Support,

General

Information

.

Washing Handset

Wipe off dirt, sand, beverage, etc., gently with a cloth. Then hold handset approximately 10 cm below faucet or shower head and wash with low-pressure tap water (6 liters/min. or lower) at room temperature (5 o C - 35 o C). Wash with your hands, taking care not to open Card Slot Cover; do not use a brush or sponge. Dry handset before use; after drying it well, power on.

・Before washing handset, make sure that Card Slot Cover is closed firmly.

・Do not use a washing machine or ultrasonic cleaner.

・Earphones-Microphone Port and External Device Port tend to accumulate dust, sand, etc.; rinse and dry them completely before use. Any residue may cause malfunction, burns or fire.

・Do not put a cotton swab, cloth, etc. into Earphones-

Microphone Port or External Device Port; water resistance may be affected causing malfunction.

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Drying Handset

After exposing handset to water, be sure to dry Mic/Recorder

Mic, Mic, Recorder Mic, Speaker, Earphones-Microphone Port and External Device Port.

Wipe handset surface with dry cloth

Holding handset firmly by its sides, shake it about 20 times

・When shaking handset, hold it firmly so as not to drop it.

Pat against dry cloth to remove moisture from openings and grooves

・Water may be trapped in openings; pat against a dry cloth to remove it.

Leave handset on dry cloth for approximately 2 - 3 hours at room temperature

Cautions

When Removing Moisture

Do not put a cotton swab, cloth, etc. into openings; water resistance may be affected.

After Drying Procedure

Do not use handset in wet conditions.

・Calls may fail, or moisture may transfer to clothes, bag, etc.

・Moisture may short-circuit Earphones-Microphone Port,

External Device Port or other parts.

・Exposure to cold may freeze moisture and cause malfunction.


Index

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About phone....................................................................134

About Settings............................................................... 120

About the User Guide........................................................ 3

Accessing Instructions on Handset................................... 3



Address Book.....................................................................71

Applications.......................................................................22


Ｂ

Backup & Restore...........................................................162


Bluetooth ® ...................................................................... 108

Ｃ

Calling................................................................................ 60


Call Settings................................................................... 135





Window)............................................................................. 46

Copying Onscreen Text (Copy Anywhere)....................... 55




Ｄ

Data Transfer................................................................. 143



Ｅ


Ｆ

File Storage.....................................................................162

Ｇ

General Notes................................................................. 179

Global Roaming............................................................... 114

Google Account................................................................. 29

Google Play....................................................................... 31

Guide Setting..................................................................139

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Handset Memory & SD Card...............................................9





Ｉ



Ｍ

Mail Settings...................................................................136


Messaging.......................................................................... 78


Ｏ

Opening & Replying to S! Mail/SMS................................ 81



Other Settings................................................................146

Ｐ


Parts & Functions...............................................................6

Power On/Off................................................................... 14

Ｒ


Information..................................................................... 181


Ｓ


Security Codes.................................................................. 33



Sound/Notification Settings..........................................121

Specifications..................................................................165


Ｔ

Text Entry.........................................................................27




Ｕ


Useful Settings...............................................................130


USIM PIN............................................................................35


Using Email........................................................................86

Using Gmail....................................................................... 83




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Wi-Fi................................................................................ 104

Writing Notes on Display (KAKU Notepad)..................... 55


October 2015, First Edition

SoftBank Corp.

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Model : AQUOS CRYSTAL 2

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