Sanyo A5527SA Basic manual

Contents/

Before Use

Phone Call

Global

Functions

Inputting

Characters

Address Book/

Pair Function

Mail

Camera

EZweb

EZ Navi

SimpleMode

Troubleshooting/

Remote Auto Lock

Other Features/

Index

Welcome

Thank you very much for purchasing the A5527SA.

Before using, read the A5527SA “Basic Manual (this PDF manual)” to ensure correct use of your

A5527SA. After you have fi nished reading, store this PDF manual and the printed manuals in a safe place so that you can retrieve them whenever you need.

Contact au shop or au Customer Service Center if you lose either of these manuals.

Printed Manuals for the A5527SA

The A5527SA comes with Basic Manual and Manual.

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A5527SA Basic Manual

目次／準備

通話

グローバル機能

文字入力

アドレス帳／

ペア機能

メール

カメラ

EZweb

EZナビ

かんたんモード

困ったときは？／

遠隔オートロック

English（英語）

中文（中国語）

／

その他機能／

索引

●

A5527SA Manual

目次

ご利用いただく前に

基本機能

グローバル機能

メール

Hello Messenger

カメラ／OCR機能

データフォルダ microSDTMメモリカード

EZweb

EZナビ

EZ・FM

赤外線通信

かんたんモード

各種設定

便利な機能 auのネットワークサービス

付録／索引／クイックガイド

Equivalent to this English PDF manual.

English version is not available.

The following manuals are available on the au website:

・ Download site for “Basic Manual” (Japanese and English) and “Manual” (Japanese only)

(http://www.au.kddi.com/torisetsu/index.html)

・ The au online manual (Japanese) for searching by keyword

(http://www.au.kddi.com/manual/index.html)

The au online manual (Japanese) is also available from EZweb:

<How to access>

→ “Top Menu” → “auお客さまサポート (au Customer Support)” → “調べる (Information)”

→ “オンラインマニュアル(Online Manual)”.

Check the website of SANYO Electric Co., Ltd. below, for the troubles on your A5527SA.

・

From A5527SA

→ Press for more than one second. (SANYO Keitai Planet, in Japanese only)

・ From PC → http://www.sanyo-keitai.com (SANYO Keitai Arena, in Japanese only)

・ Fonts or indications may be different from those on the actual screen, or may be

partly omitted for better readability of PDF manual. Note that this PDF manual may not reproduce actual screen color tones exactly.

・ Screen color tones shown in this manual are those obtained with the default setting.

Cellphone Etiquette

Cellphones emit weak radio waves at all times even if you just turn the power on.

Enjoy and safely use your cellphone without forgetting those who are around you.

The use of cellphones is forbidden in some places.

• Using cellphones while driving is dangerous and forbidden by law.

• Using cellphones in airplanes is forbidden by law. Be sure to turn your cellphone OFF.

Consider where to use your cellphone and be careful how loudly you talk.

• Do not make calls in cinemas, theaters, museums, libraries, and other similar places. Turn your cellphone off or set it to the silent mode to prevent others around you from being inconvenienced by ring tones.

• Use your cellphone in places where you do not prevent others from passing through.

• Move to areas where you do not cause others inconvenience on trains or in hotel lobbies.

• Take care not to talk too loudly during conversations.

• Get other people’s permission before you start taking photos with the cellphone’s camera.

Radio waves from cellphones may adversely influence medical apparatus and equipment.

• Some people close to you in busy places such as crowded trains may be using pacemakers. Turn your cellphone off in such places.

• Abide by the instructions of hospitals and other medical institutions where it is forbidden to use or carry cellphones.

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What You Can Do with the A5527SA

Mail Camera

You can send mail to other cellphones or personal computers.

Page 50

EZ Navi

You can take photos or movies and send them easily by E-mail.

Page 62

EZweb

Chaku-Uta

®

You can access position information using the functions such as EZ Navi

Walk, Position Search, and Area

Message.

Page 74

Use Overseas

Wallpaper

Games

You can download Chaku-Uta ® , wallpaper and others.

Page 67

You can use the A5527SA overseas with global functions.

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For information on other features, see page 87.

Page 34

Silent Mode and In-Phone Ans Mach

Silent Mode

You can use the silent mode to turn incoming rings and other tones off to prevent others from being inconvenienced.

Press for more than one second in the standby screen.

Transportation systems like trains, buses, etc.

Public facilities like libraries, museums, etc.

During lectures, meetings, etc.

Page 31

In-Phone Ans Mach

You can play answering message and record caller’s message when you cannot answer a call.


I can’t answer the phone right now. (Japanese)

Standby screen Screen while answering

Incoming call Recording ends

Page 32

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4

Check the Power, Radio Waves, and Battery!

Usually, keep the “power” ON.

Keep the power on to make or answer calls.

Press for more than one second.

Page 13

You cannot talk on the phone if A5527SA is not receiving “radio waves”.

It may be difficult to receive radio waves in some places even in service areas.

indicates the reception state.

Page 13

Pay attention to the remaining “battery” power.

You cannot use the cellphone when the battery goes off.

Charge the battery soon when the remaining power is too low.

indicates the remaining battery power.

Page 13

Do Not Use the Cellphone While Driving

Using cellphone while driving is subject to penalties.

Holding a cellphone in a hand and use it for a call or gazing at a screen to see mails, etc. while driving is subject to penalties.

(November 1, 2004 Implementation of the Revised Road Traffic Law)

Holding a cellphone in a hand and use it for a call

Gazing at a screen to see mails, etc.

Use drive mode or turn the power off while driving.

Drive Mode

When the drive mode is set, the caller will hear the answering message

“Now driving. I can’ t answer the phone right now... (Japanese)” , and can leave a message in the In-Phone Ans Mach.

Now driving.

I can’t answer the phone right now...

(Japanese)

From the standby screen, press , use to select “Car” , and press

[Select].

Standby screen

Select “Car” and press

[Select].

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Watch Out for Junk Mail and One-Ring Calls!

If you receive junk mail…

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Mail Filter

Using the mail filter function, you can reject mail sent from specified addresses and Spoof e-mail.

The following mail functions are the main methods available for preventing the arrival of junk mail:

• Reject mail with “ 未承諾広告※ (Unsolicited Ad Mail)” in the subject

• Reject mail from specified addresses

• Reject Spoof e-mail

Page 57

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Change E-mail Address

You can prevent arrival of junk mail by changing E-mail address.

Page 22

If you receive a call from unknown number…

It may be a “One-Ring Call” which intends to trick you into calling back and accessing unwanted pay programs. Be careful of a call from unknown number.

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Icon for One-Ring Calls

The icon ( ) is displayed in the log of One-Ring Call and lets you know the caller hung up within 3 seconds.

Disaster Message Board Service

About Disaster Message Board

When a big scale disaster occurs, you can register your safety information through EZweb. The registered safety information can be confirmed from anywhere in Japan through EZweb or Internet.

Registering safety information

• When a big scale disaster occurs, you can register your safety information such as your condition and comments from au cellphone to the “

災害用伝言板 (Disaster Message Board)” created on the EZweb.

• After registering your safety information, you can notify by

E-mail your family or acquaintances you have previously specified that you registered your safety information on the

“

災害用伝言板(Disaster Message Board)” .

Confirming safety information

• You can confirm the safety information of the person you want to know about by entering his/her phone number from EZweb or Internet*.

* When you confirm the safety information from other carriers’ cellphone, PHS or personal computer, access the following

URL.

http://dengon.ezweb.ne.jp/

仮

How to access

→ Top Menu → 災害用伝言板

(Disaster Message Board) http://dengon.ezweb.ne.jp/

* The maximum preservation period of the registered information is 72 hours.

* The maximum available number of each registration is 10.

When the number of registration exceeds 10, the information will be overwritten from the oldest one.

* The demonstration of this service can be referred to anytime by accessing

→ Top Menu → auお客さまサポート

(au Customer Support)

→ 災害用伝言板（デモ版）

(The demonstration of Disaster Message Board).

* You can use English version by selecting “English” .

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Contents

Cellphone Etiquette ……………………………………………… 1

What You Can Do with the A5527SA ………………………… 2

Silent Mode and In-Phone Ans Mach ………………………… 3

Check the Power, Radio Waves, and Battery! ………………… 4

Do Not Use the Cellphone While Driving ……………………… 5

Watch Out for Junk Mail and One-Ring Calls! ………………… 6

Disaster Message Board Service ……………………………… 7

Contents…………………………………………………………… 8

Before Use

Confi rming the Packed Contents …………………………… 10

Names of Parts ………………………………………………… 11

How to Charge the Battery Pack …………………………… 12

Turn the Power On/Off ………………………………………… 13

Basic Operation ……………………………………………… 14

Viewing the Screen …………………………………………… 16

About Menu …………………………………………………… 17

Setting the Language to English …………………………… 18

Initial Setting for E-mail and EZweb ………………………… 20

Confi rming Your Cellphone Number/E-mail Address ……… 21

Changing Your E-mail Address ……………………………… 22

Phone Call

Making a Call ………………………………………………… 24

Making an International Call ………………………………… 25

Answering a Call ……………………………………………… 26

Calling Back (Outgoing Calls/Incoming Calls Log) ………… 27

Adjusting the Caller’s Voice Volume ………………………… 27

Adjusting the Ringer Volume ………………………………… 28

Changing the Ringer Type …………………………………… 30

Setting the Silent Mode ……………………………………… 31

Using the In-Phone Ans Mach ……………………………… 32

Global Functions

Using Overseas ……………………………………………… 34

Inputting

Characters

About Inputting Characters …………………………………… 36

How to Input Characters ……………………………………… 38

Address Book/

Pair Function

Saving to the Address Book ………………………………… 42

Making a Call from the Address Book ……………………… 45

Editing an Entry in the Address Book ……………………… 46

Saving from Outgoing Calls/Incoming Calls Log …………… 47

Setting a Pair Partner ………………………………………… 48

Making a Call to a Pair Partner ……………………………… 49

Mail

About E-mail …………………………………………………… 50

Creating and Sending an E-mail …………………………… 51

Reading a Received E-mail ………………………………… 54

Replying to a Received E-mail ……………………………… 56

Blocking Junk Mails …………………………………………… 57

About C-mail …………………………………………………… 58

Creating and Sending a C-mail ……………………………… 59

Reading a Received C-mail ………………………………… 61

Camera

What You Can Do with the Camera ………………………… 62

Taking a Photo ………………………………………………… 64

Viewing Photos ………………………………………………… 65

Sending Photos by E-mail …………………………………… 66

EZweb

About EZweb …………………………………………………… 67

Accessing Information Sites ………………………………… 68

Inquiring Toll …………………………………………………… 69

Downloading Chaku-Uta

®

and Set It as a Ringer for

Incoming Calls ………………………………………………… 70

Registering Frequently-Accessed Information Sites ……… 72

EZ Navi

What You Can Do with EZ Navi ……………………………… 74

SimpleMode

About SimpleMode …………………………………………… 76

Using SimpleMode …………………………………………… 79

Troubleshooting/

Remote Auto Lock

Troubleshooting ……………………………………………… 84

Before Losing...(Remote Auto Lock) ………………………… 85

Other Features/

Index

Other Features ………………………………………………… 87

Index …………………………………………………………… 88

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Before Use

Confirming the Packed Contents

●

A5527SA Main

Unit

●

Battery Pack

(Installed in the

●

Desktop Holder

●

AC Adapter

●

SANYO Flat-type Stereo

●

Basic Manual (Japanese)

目次／準備

通話

グローバル機能

文字入力

アドレス帳／

ペア機能

メール

カメラ

EZweb

EZナビ

かんたんモード

困ったときは？／

遠隔オートロック

English（英語）

中文（中国語）

／

その他機能／

索引

●

Manual (Japanese)

目次

ご利用いただく前に

基本機能

グローバル機能

メール

Hello Messenger

カメラ／OCR機能

データフォルダ microSD

TM

メモリカード

EZweb

EZナビ

EZ・FM

赤外線通信

かんたんモード

各種設定

便利な機能 auのネットワークサービス

付録／索引／クイックガイド

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Warranty (Japanese)

●

GLOBAL PASSPORT Owner’s Manual

●

Precautions in Use (Japanese)

Information

A microSD™ Memory Card (Commercially Available) is not included in this package. Please purchase your own memory card.

Names of Parts

Main display

Macro Mode Selector Switch

Cursor key

Address book key

Mail key

Send/Pair key

Dial keys

Built-in Antenna

Camera lens

Flash

Incoming indicator

Sub display

Speaker

Battery Pack/

Cover

Charging

Terminals

Flat-type

Earphone

Jack/Cover

External

Connector/

Cover

Earpiece

Center key

Application key

EZweb key

Clear/Manner key

Power/End key

Microphone

Infrared Port microSD Memory

Card Slot/Cover

Hands Free/

Light key

Memo key

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How to Charge the Battery Pack

The battery pack is not fully charged at the time of purchase. Before using your cellphone, charge the battery pack in the following ways.

●

To Charge Using the Desktop Holder

Connect the AC adapter to the desktop holder, plug the power plug into a power outlet, and insert the A5527SA to the desktop holder. A confi rmation tone sounds once when charging begins. It also sounds when charging is completed.

Incoming Indicator

・

Red light is on

→ Charging

・ Light is off → Charging is completed

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2

AC Adapter

Power Plug

1

Fold out

Desktop Holder

Connector

●

To Charge Using the AC Adapter

Connect the AC adapter to the external terminal of the A5527SA and plug the power plug into a power outlet. A confi rmation tone sounds once when charging begins. It also sounds when charging is completed.

Incoming Indicator

・

Red light is on

→ Charging

・

Light is off → Charging is completed

2

AC Adapter

1

Power Plug

Connector

External

Terminal

Fold out

Turn the Power On/Off

●

To Turn the Power On

Press second.

for more than one

The standby screen is displayed.

●

To Turn the Power Off

Press second.

for more than one

Standby screen

Confi rming the Reception State and Remaining Battery Power

Check here for remaining battery power!

Fully charged

Low

Requires charging

* “ ” is displayed while charging.

Fully discharged

Check here for the reception state!

Strong Medium Weak

Too weak

Out of service area

* You cannot receive or make calls when “Out” (Out of service area) is displayed.

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Basic Operation

Key Functions

Cursor Keys

Move cursor or screen

In the standby screen,

Press Displays

Up Profile

Down Calendar

Left Incoming Calls log

Right Outgoing Calls log

Cursor keys are indicated in this manual as follows:

Up Down Left Right

Address Book Key

Displays Address Book

Mail Key

Displays E-Mail/C-Mail Menu

Talk/Pair Key

Makes/Receives calls

Displays Pair Menu

Clear/Manner Key

Sets the silent mode

Deletes entered characters

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Memo Key

Sets the In-Phone Ans Mach

Plays recorded messages

Cursor

Hands Free/Light Key

For using Hands Free function

For using as Light

Center Key

Displays Main Menu

Selects an item where the cursor is placed

Application Key

Launches EZ apps

(BREW®)

EZweb Key

Displays EZ Menu

Power/End Key

Turns the power on/off

Ends a call

Dial Keys

Enters phone numbers

Executing Functions Displayed at the Bottom

The functions displayed at the bottom of the screen correspond with the keys as follows:

Pressing the key executes the function displayed at the lower left.

Pressing the key executes the function displayed at the lower right.

Pressing the key executes the function displayed at the lower center.

Selecting Items/Returning

To select an item, use to move the cursor and press .

An item with numeric icon can also be selected by pressing the corresponding dial key.

To go back to the previous screen, press . When is displayed at the bottom of the screen, pressing the corresponding key also allows you to return to the previous screen.

To return to the standby screen, press .

<Example>

Standby screen

Press .

Press .

Use to select an item and press

.

Press dial key.


.

Press

.

or Press

.

or

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Viewing the Screen

Indications in the Main Screen

The following icons are displayed in the main screen and indicate the status of your

A5527SA. Icons and the number of cases are displayed when you have received missed calls or mails.

⑩

① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧

⑨

⑪

⑫

⑬

⑭

⑮

⑯

①

②

③

Battery level

Charging

Reception state

Roaming area

* No indication when set to

“Japan”.

Phone calls are available in roaming area

Packet communication is available in roaming area

During a call

④

Using EZweb

Running EZ apps

Running Hello Messenger

Running EZ

・FM

⑤

⑥

Unread E-mail

Unread C-mail

⑦

Unchecked missed call

⑧

Indicates the directions to scroll

Appears when the volume setting is available while confi rming or playing data

⑨

Current date and time

Silent Mode is ON

⑩

In-Phone Ans Mach is ON

⑪ Current time

⑫ Missed Call

⑬

New E-mail*

New C-mail*

⑭

⑮ New memo in the In-Phone Ans Mach

⑯

To main menu

* is displayed when you have a mail from pair partner.

About Menu

About Main Menu

Pressing in the standby screen launches the Main Menu.

Each function can be accessed by using to select an item and pressing .

<Example> Accessing Camera from Main Menu

Standby screen Main Menu screen Camera function screen

Use to select

“Camera” and press

.

About Submenu

When is displayed at the bottom of the screen during each operation, you can access related functions or information by pressing the key that corresponds to

Submenu.

<Example> Displaying Photo’s Submenu

[Submenu]

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Setting the Language to English

1

Press in the standby screen.

2

Use to select “

機能” and

press [ 選択].

3


画面表示” and

press [

選択].

4

Use to select “Set Language” and press [

選択].

5

Use to select “English” and press [

選択].

Information

You can set the language to Japanese by pressing in turn screen.

from the standby

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Initial Setting for E-mail and EZweb

To use E-mail and EZweb services, you need to subscribe to the EZweb service. If you did not subscribe it when you purchased your phone, please contact au Customer Service Center or au shop for further information. Make sure that you do the initial setting before using E-mail and EZweb services for the fi rst time. The initial setting automatically determines your E-mail address.

To change it as you like, see “Changing Your E-mail Address” (p.22).

1


2

Press [OK].

Your E-mail address is determined automatically by the initial setting.

3

Press [OK].

The initial setting is completed and

E-mail Menu appears.

20

Information

Pressing / in the standby screen also allows you to do the initial setting.

Confirming Your Cellphone Number/E-mail Address

1


Your cellphone number and E-mail address are displayed.

Information

You can also display them from the standby screen by pressing , and then .

21

Changing Your E-mail Address

E-Mail Address

Domain

△△△ ＠ ezweb.ne.jp

Changeable part

1

Press in the standby screen

.

2

Use to select “E-Mail Setting” and press [Select].

3

Use to select “Others” and press [Select].

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4

Use to select “E

メールアド

レスの変更 (Change E-mail

Address)” and press [OK].

5

Enter your Security Code, press

[Set], use to select

送信

(Send), and press [OK].

• Security Code is the 4-digit number you wrote in the application form when purchasing.

• If you enter a wrong Security Code 3 times in a row within the same day, you will not be allowed to perform setup operations until the following day.

6


承諾する

(Agree)” and press [OK].

7

Use to select the input fi eld, enter an E-mail address, and press [Set].

• See “Inputting English Characters” (p.39) about the characters available for E-mail address and the way of entering E-mail address.

8

Use to select

送信

(Send) and press [OK].

• When the E-mail address you entered is already being used, enter a different one.

9

Use to select

ＯＫ

and press

[OK].

Your E-mail address is changed.

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Phone Call

Making a Call

1

From the standby screen, press - to enter a phone number.

• To call a regular phone, enter a phone number starting with the area code.

2

Press .

To end the call, press .

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●

To Select the Way of Dialing

1

After entering a phone number, press [Dial], use to select the way of dialing, and press [Select].

• The following are details of each menu:

Dial : Makes a call in accordance with the

Caller ID setting.

184+Number

→ Dial : Not notify the other party of your cellphone number.

186+Number

→ Dial : Notifi es the other party of your cellphone number.

Making an International Call au International Call Service

Available without any additional application.

Example: To call 212-123-XXXX in the USA

005345 –

↑

International access code

1

↑

Country code

(USA)

– 212

↑

Area code*

* When an area code begins with “0”, dial excluding “0”.

– 123-XXXX

↑

Phone number

• Calling charges for this service are added to monthly au calling charges and billed together.

• Check the Country code at au Customer Service Center.

• For charges, refer to Global Passport Owner’s Guide or contact au Customer Service Center.

001 KOKUSAI MOBILE TALK

Application required.

For inquiries, contact KDDI Customer Service Center at 0077-7160 (Toll-free; open 9:00 to 20:00 every day including weekends and national holidays).

001

↑

KDDI

International access code

– 010 – 1

↑

Country code

(USA)

* When an area code begins with “0”, dial excluding “0”.

– 212

↑

Area code*

– 123-XXXX

↑

Phone number

• Calling charges for 001KOKUSAI MOBILE TALK are charged separately from monthly au calling charges.

• Check the Country code at au Customer Service Center.

For charges, refer to Global Passport Owner’s Guide or contact au Customer Service Center.

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Answering a Call

1

Press to answer the call.

To end the call, press .

26

On-screen display for Incoming calls

Phone number

ID Unsent

The caller notifi es his/her phone number. If the caller is already saved in the Address book, his/her name or image is also displayed.

The caller does not notify his/her phone number.

Payphone

The caller is making a call from a payphone.

Unsupported

The caller is making a call from a phone that does not support ID notifi cation.

●

When You Could Not Answer a Call (Missed Call)

(Missed) and the number of missed calls are displayed.

1

Use to select (Missed) and press .

Incoming calls log is displayed.

Calling Back (Outgoing Calls/Incoming Calls Log)

<Example> Calling back from the Incoming calls log

1


The incoming calls log is displayed.

2

Use to select a desired number and press .

The phone starts dialing the phone number you selected.

Information

To call back to a number from outgoing calls log, press in the standby screen.

The latest 20 phone numbers you dialed and received are saved in each log.

Adjusting the Caller’s Voice Volume

1

Press during a call.

: turns the volume up

: turns the volume down

5 levels of adjustment (Level 1 to 5) are available.

Information

If you press [Loudest] during a call, the volume will be louder than level 5. This setting will be automatically released once the call is completed.

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28

Adjusting the Ringer Volume

1


2

Use to select “Functions” and press [Select].

3

Use to select “Sound/

Vibration” and press [Select].

4

Use to select “Incoming Call” and press [Select].

The actual volume is displayed in incoming call setting screen.

5

Use to select “Volume” and press [Select].

: turns the volume up

: turns the volume down

5 levels of adjustment (Level 1 to 5) are available.

• To confirm the volume, press [Confirm].

• To mute the ringer, set the volume to S (OFF).

• To set Step down/Step up, press .

Step Down : The volume turns down step by step.

Step Up : The volume turns up step by step.

6

Use to adjust the volume and press [Select].

7

Press [Set].

The volume is changed.

29

Changing the Ringer Type

<Example> Setting the ringer type in “Original”

1

After the step 4 on page 28, use to select “Melody” and press [Select].

2

Use to select “Original” and press [Select].

Ringer list is displayed.

• To confirm the selected ringer, press [Confirm].

3

Use to select a ringer type and press [Select].

4

Press [Set].

The ringer is changed.

30

Information

The default ringer is “The American Patrol”.

Setting the Silent Mode

When the silent mode is set, your cellphone vibrates to notify you of incoming calls and records the caller’s message in the In-Phone Ans Mach when you cannot answer a call.

1


The silent mode is set and standby screen.

appear in the

●

To Release the Silent Mode

1

Press for more than one second while setting the silent mode.

screen.

disappear from the standby

31

Using the In-Phone Ans Mach

When the In-Phone Ans Mach is set, you can play answering message and record caller’s message.

1

Setting the In-Phone Ans Mach


In-Phone Ans Mach is set and appears in the standby screen.

32

●

To Release the In-Phone Ans Mach

1

Press for more than one second while setting the In-Phone Ans Mach.

disappears from the standby screen.

Playing Back the Recorded Messages

When a message is recorded in the In-Phone Ans Mach, the standby screen notifi es you.

(Msgs) and the number of recorded messages are displayed.

1

Use to select (Msgs) and press .

Playback screen is displayed.

• To delete a message, press

[Erase].

2

Use to select a desired message and press [Play].

The message is played.

Information

Up to 3 messages (including voice memo) can be recorded, and the available recording time for each message is 20 seconds.

In-Phone Ans Mach cannot be set when the maximum number of message is recorded.

You can also display the playback screen from the standby screen by pressing then select “Playback”

, and

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Global Functions

Using Overseas

You can use the A5527SA overseas with global functions.

1

Setting Area


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2

Use to select “Global

Functions”, press [Select] and press [OK].

3

Use to select “Area Setting” and press [Select].

4

Use to select “Overseas” and press [Select].

Calling to Japan from Overseas

1

From the standby screen, enter a phone number and press [Dial].

2

Use to select “Dial to Japan”, press [Select] and press .

Information

Although the preferred roaming list (PRL) is already stored in the phone at the time of purchase, the list may be updated several times a year. Update it before departure.

You can use like a normal cellphone when calling from Japan to an overseas cellphone compatible with GLOBAL PASSPORT.

You need to sign up for the EZweb service before departure. Initial setting of EZweb must also be done in Japan.

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Inputting Characters

About Inputting Characters

It is necessary to input characters when saving an entry to the Address Book, or creating an E-mail, for instance. Kanji, Hiragana, Katakana, English, numbers, pictograms, emoticons, symbols, and phrases can be inputted.

1

Changing the Character Input Mode

Press screen.

in the text input

A list of character input modes is displayed.

2

Use or [Switch] to select an input mode and press [Select].

The currently selected input mode is shown at the bottom of the text input screen.

かな Kana/Kanji mode カナ

Full-sized Katakana mode

カナ

Half-sized Katakana mode

AB

Full-sized and uppercase English mode ａｂ

Full-sized and lowercase English mode

12

Full-sized number mode

AB

Half-sized and uppercase English mode ａｂ Half-sized and lowercase English mode

12

Half-sized number mode

Pictograms mode Emoticons mode

Sym.

Symbols mode

Undo

Chara

Chara Moji mode

Information

Input modes available for text input screen in each function vary.

Key Assignment of Characters

Several characters are assigned to one key. Pressing the same key repeatedly displays a character you want to input.

Example (in the English mode)

Press once twice 3

a b c

A B C times 8

2 a

…

…

Character assignment table

Input

mode

Key

Kana/Kanji

(Full-sized)

Katakana

(Full-sized/Half-sized)

English


Number


あいうえおぁぃぅぇぉ１アイウエオァィゥェォ１．＠−＿／：∼１

1

かきくけこ２

さしすせそ３

たちつてとっ４

なにぬねの５

はひふへほ６

まみむめも７

やゆよゃゅょ８

らりるれろ９

カキクケコ２

サシスセソ３

タチツテトッ４

ナニヌネノ５

ハヒフヘホ６

マミムメモ７

ヤユヨャュョ８

ラリルレロ９ａｂｃＡＢＣ２ｄｅｆＤＥＦ３ｇｈｉＧＨＩ４ｊｋｌＪＫＬ５ｍｎｏＭＮＯ６ｐｑｒｓＰＱＲＳ７ｔｕｖＴＵＶ８ｗｘｙｚＷＸＹＺ９

わをんゎ、。・∼！？ [ ０ワヲンヮ、。・∼！？ [ ００，．−∼！？ [

　

゛ (Voiced sound symbol) ゜ (Semi-voiced sound symbol)

Switch between uppercase and lowercase

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

0

Switch to a list of pictograms, emoticons and symbols

＃

Display candidate words in reverse order while inputting characters (which are not set yet) (Back function)

* “ ∼ ” can be inputted only when inputting full-sized characters. It changes to “ ˜ ” when inputting halfsized characters.

* “ ヮ ” (lowercase character) can be inputted only when inputting full-sized characters.

* [ indicates a space.

* Inputting voiced sound symbol/semi-voiced sound symbol or switching uppercase/lowercase can be done by pressing after inputting the character.

(A list of pictograms, emoticons and symbols is displayed if you press it after the inputted character is set.)

* Ex.

）つ → っ → づ → つハ → バ → パ → ハ a → A → a

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How to Input Characters

Inputting Kana or Kanji

<Example> Inputting “

岡垣” in a name input screen of the Address Book

1

In a text input screen, press 5 times ……………

「お」

press once ………………

「か」

(makes a cursor move) press once ………………

「か」

press press

(voiced sound symbol) …

「が」

twice ………………

「き」

• To consecutively input characters assigned to a same key, move the cursor to the right.

• Candidate words are displayed when inputting a character. You can input by selecting a candidate word with .

• When you press before converting or setting an inputted character, you can change it to a character which may be displayed in number, English, or Katakana mode. However, a space is displayed when there is no corresponding character in number, English, or Katakana mode.

2

Press [Convert].

“ おかがき” is converted to Kanji.

Then pressing displays a list of candidate words.

3


岡垣” and

press [Select].

“ 岡垣” is inputted.

Inputting English Characters

<Example> Inputting “komatsu” in an E-mail address input screen of the Address Book

1

In a text input screen, press press

twice……

「ｋ」

3 times…

「ｏ」

(makes a cursor move) press once……

「ｍ」

press press press press

once……

once……

「ａ」

「ｔ」

4 times…

「ｓ」

twice……

「ｕ」

• To consecutively input characters assigned to a same key, move the cursor to the right.

• To input an E-mail address, you can input “@ezweb.ne.jp” by selecting it from phrases. See “Inputting

Phrases” (p.40) about inputting phrases.

Characters available for E-mail Addresses

Key a

.

@

Available characters

_ / :

~

1 b c A B C 2 g d e h i f D E F 3

G H I 4 t p m j k n q u r v o l J

M s

T

K

N

P

U

L

O

Q

V

6

5

8

R S 7

0 w x

, y

.

z

-

W

~

X

!

Y

?

Z 9

* Characters in cannot be used for your E-mail address when you change it.

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Inputting Phrases

<Example> Inputting “@ezweb.ne.jp” in an E-mail address input screen

1

Press [Submenu] in a text input screen.

2

Use to select “Phrases” and press [Select].

Groups of phrases are displayed.

3

Use to select

“

ｲﾝﾀｰﾈｯﾄ(Internet)” and press

[Select].

A list of phrases is displayed.

4

Use to select

“@ezweb.ne.jp” and press

[Select].

“@ezweb.ne.jp” is inputted.

Inputting Pictograms, Emoticons and Symbols

<Example> Inputting a pictogram

1

Press in a text input screen.

A list of input mode is displayed.

…Pictogram

…Emoticon

…Symbol

2

Use to select

[Select].

and press

A list of pictograms is displayed.

• To change categories, press

• To input consecutively, press

or .

• To switch between pictograms, emoticons and symbols, press

.

[Continue].

3

Use to select a pictogram and press [Select].

The pictogram is inputted.

Information

To delete one character, put the cursor on the character you want to delete and press

To delete multiple characters, press for more than one second to either delete all characters to the right of the cursor or delete all displayed characters when there are no characters to the right of the cursor.

.

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Address Book

Saving to the Address Book

You can save phone numbers to which you call frequently, names, and E-mail addresses.

<Example> Saving a name, phone number and E-mail address

1


Address book registration screen is displayed.

2

Use to select (Name) and press [Select].

3

Enter a name and press [Set].

• See “Inputting Characters” (p.36) about the way of inputting characters.

• The reading is automatically entered.

4

Use to select (Phone

No.1) and press [Select].

5

Enter a phone number and press [Set].

• Enter the area code when saving a regular phone number.

6

Use to select a type of phone number and press [Select].

The icon of selected type is displayed.

• If you do not enter E-mail address, go to step 10.

7

Use to select (E-Mail

Address1) and press [Select].

8

Enter an E-mail address and press [Set].

9

Use to select a type of E-mail address and press [Select].

The icon of selected type is displayed.

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10

Press [Set].

Pop-up screen which indicates Memory

No. is displayed.

11

Press [Set].

Saving to the Address Book is completed.

Information

Up to 1000 entries can be saved.

You can also save some information such as group, image and address.

An entry can contain up to 3 phone numbers and 3 E-mail addresses.

The smallest available memory number from 000 to 999 is automatically assigned. You can assign any number by pressing dial keys.

Making a Call from the Address Book

1


Address book list is displayed.

2

Use to select a person to call and press .

• Use to select the number 1 to 3 when the entry has some numbers.

3

Press .

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Editing an Entry in the Address Book

1

From the standby screen, press , use to select an entry to edit, and press

[Select].

The address book detailed screen is displayed.

2

Press [Submenu], use

to select “Edit” and press

[Select].

The address book registration screen is displayed.

• You can delete the displayed address book data by selecting “Delete” after pressing [Submenu].

3

Edit the entry and press [Set].

Yes : Overwrites the entry.

No : Registers the edited information under a different Memory No.

4

Use to select “Yes” and press

[Select].

The entry in the Address Book is edited.

Saving from Outgoing Calls/Incoming Calls Log

<Example> Saving from Incoming calls log

1

From the standby screen, press , use to select the log to save, and press

[Submenu].

2

Use to select “Save to

AdrsBk” and press [Select].

3

Use to select “New” and press [Select].

Address book registration screen is displayed. The phone number of the selected entry is automatically entered.

4

Refer to “Saving to the Address Book” (p.42) to save the entry.

Information

To save from Outgoing Calls log, press in the standby screen and follow the steps above.

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Pair Function

Setting a Pair Partner

You can select 5 persons from saved entries in the Address Book and set them as pair partners. This function allows you to call or send mail easily to them.

1


Pair menu is displayed.

2

Use to select a number, use

to select “Save/Release”, and press [Select].

3

Use to select “Yes” and press

[Select].

4

Use to select a partner, press

[Select] and press [Set].

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Information

Pair partners can be selected from the Address Book. Save a partner to the Address Book before setting him/her as pair partner. See “Saving to the Address Book” (p.42) for details.

If you delete a pair partner from the Address Book, the partner is also deleted from Pair menu.

Making a Call to a Pair Partner

1


Pair menu is displayed.

2

Use to select a partner to call, use to select “Phone” and press [Select].

Information

You can also send E-mail and C-mail to pair partners.

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Mail

About E-mail

(Subscription to EZweb required)

To use E-mail, you need to subscribe to the EZweb service. If you did not subscribe to it when you purchased your phone, please contact the au

Customer Service Center or an au shop for further information. Make sure that you do the initial setting before using E-mail for the fi rst time. See “Initial

Setting for E-mail and EZweb” (p.20) about the initial setting.

E-mail allows you to exchange mails of up to 5000 full-sized (or 10000 halfsized) characters with other cellphones or personal computers that support

E-mail. Photos and movies can also be sent and received.

* You can send E-mail to up to 5 recipients at a time.

* You can send up to 1000 E-mails (or to up to 1000 recipients) in a day.

* Sending or receiving mail with an attached fi le may take more time than usual, depending on its size or radio wave conditions.

* Packet charges will differ depending upon the amount of data sent or received in the

E-mail.

E-mail is sent using an E-mail address.

(Ex.)

△△△＠ezweb.ne.jp

E-mail

E-mail can be sent to other cellphones or personal computers that support

E-mail.

E-mail

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A5527SA

Creating and Sending an E-mail

1


E-Mail Menu is displayed.

2

Use to select “Create New” and press [Select].

Create Mail screen is displayed.

3

Use to select , press

[Edit] and press [Edit].

Address Entry screen is displayed.

4

Use to select “Address Book” and press [Select].


• Address Entry screen also allows you to enter an E-mail address manually or select it from Received Mail History or

Sent Mail History.

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5

Use to select a recipient, press [Select] and press

[Select].

• Use to select 1 to 3 when the entry has some E-mail addresses.

6

Press [Finish].

7

Press [Set].

E-mail address is entered.

8

Use to select and press

[Edit].

Subject input screen is displayed.

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9

Enter a subject and press [Set].

The subject is entered.


• Subject can use up to 50 full-sized (or

100 half-sized) characters.

10


[Edit].

Body text input screen is displayed.

11

Enter a body text and press

[Set].

Body text is entered.

12

Press [Send].

Created mail is sent.

• After finished sending, the mail is saved in Outbox as sent mail.

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Reading a Received E-mail

When an E-mail is received, the standby screen notifi es you.

(E-Mail) and the number of E-mail are displayed.

1

Use to select (E-Mail) and press .

Inbox screen is displayed.

• The color is changed and with the number of E-mail is displayed when the folder has new mail.

2


ﾒｲﾝﾌｫﾙﾀﾞ (Main

folder)” and press [Select].

Received mail list is displayed.

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3

Use to select a mail and press

[Display].

Received mail is displayed.

• To display a previous or next mail, press

or .

How to view a received mail

Mail’s sender

Mail’s subject

Received date and time

Body text

Attached file

●

Displaying an E-mail in Inbox

1

From the standby screen, press , use to select

“Inbox”, and press [select].


2

Follow the steps 2 to 3 on page 54 to display a mail.

●

When a Photo Is Attached in a Received Mail

1

Display a received mail, use

to select a fi le name which appears after the body text, press

[Play].

[Receive] , and press

Attached fi le is played.

Information

Depending on the file size, attached file may be displayed automatically or by selecting the attached file and pressing [Play].

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Replying to a Received E-mail

1

After the step 3 on page 54, press [Reply].

Create Mail screen is displayed. The recipient is entered and the subject and body text of the received mail is quoted.

• Subject is prefixed with “Re:”.

• Subject can be edited.

2


[Edit].

3


[Set].

4

Press [Send].


Blocking Junk Mails

To block junk mails, it is recommended to set メールフィルター (Mail Filter).

By selecting “

サポート設定(supportive settings)”, you can set メールフィル

ター (Mail Filter) easily by answering the Inquiry on the screen.

●

Setting

メールフィルター (Mail Filter)

Example: To access “ サポート設定(supportive settings)”


Select “E-Mail Setting” and press [Select].

Select “Mail Filter” and press [Select].

Select “

次へ

(Next)” and press [OK].

Enter your Security Code and press [Set].

Select “

送信

(Send)” and press [OK].

Select an item and press [OK].

●

カンタン設定(Easy Setup)

ｻﾎﾟｰﾄ設定

(supportive settings)

ﾌｨﾙﾀｰﾚﾍﾞﾙ(高)

(Filter level (Strict))

ﾌｨﾙﾀｰﾚﾍﾞﾙ(中)

(Filter level (Medium))

ﾌｨﾙﾀｰﾚﾍﾞﾙ(低)

(Filter level (Normal))

Sets the fi lter by answering the inquiry.

For the users who would like to check each setting condition.

Rejects mails from PC.

For the users who send/receive the mails only between cellphones.

Blocks Unsolicited Ad Mail and Spoof e-mail, as well as all mail from designated addresses.

For the users who are annoyed by a stalker or a specifi c junk mailer.

Blocks the Unsolicited Ad Mails or the

Spoof e-mails.

The fi lter minimally required.

Information

You can also block junk mails by changing your E-mail address. See “Changing Your E-mail

Address” (p.22) about changing the E-mail address.

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About C-mail

(standard service)

C-mail allows you to exchange mail of up to 50 full-sized (or 100 half-sized) characters with other au cellphones that support C-mail.

* C-mail transmission fees are charged when sending C-mail.

* C-mail Safety Block

C-mail safety block allows you to reject C-mails that include URL to access (http:// □

□□,https://□□□) or phone numbers in the C-mail body text. This function is valid by default.

C-mail is sent using a phone number.

(Ex.) 090-0001-××××

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C-mail can be sent to au cellphones that support C-mail

C-mail

Creating and Sending a C-mail

1


C-Mail Menu is displayed.

2



3


[Edit].

Address Entry screen is displayed.

4



• Address Entry screen also allows you to enter an address manually or select it from Received Mail History or Sent Mail

History.

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5

Use to select a recipient and press [Select].

• Go to step 7 when the entry has only one phone number.

• Use to select the number 1 to

3 when the entry has some phone numbers.

6

Press [Select].

7


[Edit].


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8


[Set].

Body text is entered.


9

Press [Send].


• After finished sending, the mail is saved in Outbox as sent mail.

Reading a Received C-mail

When a C-mail is received, the standby screen notifi es you.

(C-Mail) and the number of

E-Mail are displayed.

1

Use to select (C-Mail) and press .

Received mail is displayed.

• The newest mail is displayed when you have some new mails.

You can display a previous or next mail by pressing or

• To reply to the sender, press [Reply].

.

●

Displaying a C-mail in Inbox

1

From the standby screen, press for more than one second, use to select “Inbox”, and press [Select].


2

Use to select a mail and press [Display].

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Camera

What You Can Do with the Camera

Take photos and movies

You can take photos and movies with this 1.34-megapixel camera.

You can also add frames and special effects to photos, and take picture with the timer.

Photos you took can be...

●

Used in the A5527SA

You can set taken photos as the standby screen, or register them to the Address Book to display when you receive incoming calls.

Incoming

Call

●

Sent by E-mail

You can attach photos and movies of 500 KB or less to E-mail and send them to personal computers or other cellphones.

* It may take more time than usual, depending upon radio wave conditions.

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●

Printed out

Photos you take can be saved onto a microSD™ Memory Card (commercially available) and can be printed out with a printer or at a DPE shop.

How to Hold Your Cellphone When Shooting

When you take photos or movies, put the subject inside the screen and hold the cellphone fi rmly with both hands to prevent a blur.

When shooting with a vertical screen When shooting with a horizontal screen

Shutter button

Shutter button

About the Shoot and Movie modes

The most appropriate Shoot or Movie mode can be selected depending upon the purpose for the image. The size and fi le name that will be used for the images in each mode are as follows.

Mode for taking photos

Shoot mode

QQVGA size

QVGA size

0.3M size

1M size

Image size

120x160

240x320

640x480

1280x960

File name

Save date_time~serial number

SA2A+serial number

Location saved

“Photo Folder” in the

Data Folder

“DSC Folder” in the microSD™ Memory Card*

* Photos are saved in the “Photo Folder” when a microSD™ Memory Card is not inserted.

Mode for recording movies

Movie mode

Standard S size

Standard M size

High M size

High L size

Image size

96x80

128x96

128x96

176x144

File name

S_Save date_time~serial number

Location saved

“Movie Folder” in the

Data Folder

Video S size (Std)

Video M size (Std)

Video M size (High)

Video L size (High)

96x80

128x96

128x96

176x144

Save date_time~serial number

“Movie Folder” in the microSD™ Memory Card*

* Movies are saved in the “Movie Folder” when a microSD™ Memory Card is not inserted.

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Taking a Photo

1


“Camera”, and press [Select].

Camera functions are displayed.

2

Use to select “Photo” and press [Select].

3

Press [Shoot].

Shutter sounds and taken photo is displayed.

• To retake the photo, press .

4

Press [Save].

Taken photo is saved.

Viewing Photos

1


“Data”, and press [Select].

2

Use to select “Data Folder” and press [Select].

3

Use to select “Photo Folder” and press [Select].

Photo Folder list is displayed.

• All photos are saved in “All Photo”.

4

Use to select a folder which contains a photo to view, and press [Select].

Photo list is displayed.

5

Use to select a photo and press [Play].

Selected photo is displayed.

• To display a previous or next photo, press or .

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Sending Photos by E-mail

1

After taking a photo (follow the steps 1 to 3 on page 64), press

[E-Mail].

Create Mail screen appears with a taken photo attached.

2

Follow “Creating and Sending an E-mail” (p.51) and send E-mail.

Information

Sending E-mail may take more time than usual, depending upon radio wave conditions.

EZweb


About EZweb

To use EZweb, you need to subscribe to the EZweb service. If you did not subscribe it when you purchased your phone, please contact au Customer

Service Center or au shop for further information. Make sure that you do the initial setting before using the EZweb for the fi rst time. See “Initial Setting for

E-mail and EZweb” (p.20) about the initial setting.

EZweb is an information service for enjoying the Internet on your cellphone.

You can obtain Chaku-Uta

®

and the latest news from information sites.

* Packet charges will be based on the actual amount of data sent and received while connected to EZweb and not on the amount of time you connect.

* Some information sites are subject to additional information costs besides communication costs.

Information sites

Chaku-Uta

®

Wallpaper

Games

Latest news

Weather report

Traffic information

Fair

A5527SA

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Accessing Information Sites

1

Displaying the EZ Top Menu

From the standby screen, press , use to select “Top Menu”, and press [Select].

EZ Top Menu is displayed.

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EZ Top Menu

①

⑭

⑮

⑯

⑰

⑱

⑲

⑧

⑨

⑩

⑪

⑫

⑬

②

③

④

⑤

⑥

⑦

①

Provides a search engine for information available by the keyword entry.

②

Searches for a site by category.

③ Accesses recommended fun and convenient sites.

④

⑤

⑥

⑦

⑧

⑨

⑩

The latest top news topics are delivered by an automatic update.

Provides special discount campaign information and other recommended contents.

Offers gifts and free valuable information to EZweb service subscribers.

Provides weather news, fortune-telling, or the useful function of train connection search.

Provides the latest information such as news, weather, or useful information for business.

You can search the connection of train, map or other local information.

Provides information about shops where you can purchase goods with your cellphone, and the information about the auction where you can sell or buy easily.

⑪

Provides useful information for daily life.

⑫

⑬

⑭

Provides the latest information about games, music, books, and information on hobby or entertainment trends.

Provides interesting, convenient and fun information on SNS and blogs, etc.

Provides the various information, useful tools, or large storage spaces, which are appropriate for your selection of the services.

⑮ Introduces au-recommended information and sites.

⑯

⑰

Provides phone bills, application forms, au online manuals, and au announcement.

Introduces カンタンアクセス・オープンサイト (Simple

Access & Open Site).

⑱ Registers/checks the safety information in disasters.

⑲

Introduces English sites.

Information

The layout and contents of the screens in this manual are examples and are subject to change.

Basic Operation while Using EZweb

•

•

You can display the next screen by using to select an item and pressing

You can return to the previous screen by pressing or to EZ Top Menu by pressing it for more than one second.

.

, and you can go back

• You can scroll the screen by pressing (Up) or (Down) when it continues.

EZ Top Menu


.


.

Press

.

or Press

.

or

Press or for more than one second.

Inquiring Toll

1

From the standby screen, press in that order.

2


通話料・通信料

照会 (call or communication

charge inquiry)” press [OK].

Information

The on-screen call or communication charge should be used only as a guide.

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Downloading Chaku-Uta

®

and Set It as a Ringer for Incoming Calls

You can download Chaku-Uta

®

from information site and set it as a ringer for incoming calls. You can also download wallpaper and set it to the standby screen and others.

1

From EZ Top Menu, use to select “

ｶﾃｺﾞﾘで探す (Search by

category)” and press [OK].

2


着うた (Chaku-

Uta)” and press [OK].

3

Use to select a category and press [OK].

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4

Use to select an information site, press [OK], and download following the on-screen instructions.

5

Press [Play].

Downloaded data is played.

6

Press [Set].

Save to screen is displayed.

7

Use to select “Ringers” and press [Select].

Registration destinations of the selected target are displayed.

8

Use to select “Incoming Call” and press [Select].

Downloaded data is set as ringer for

“Incoming Call”.

Information

When you access a site requiring additional information fee, input your EZ Password or

Premium EZ Password.

EZ Password: The 4-digit number that you have filled in the application form at the time of purchase.

Premium EZ Password: The 4-digit number that you have filled in the application form at the time of purchase.

Follow the on-screen instructions to input either of the passwords.

Download procedure depends on the site. The procedure described above shows an example and may differ from the actual one.

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Registering Frequently-Accessed Information Sites

You can access information sites easily by registering frequently-accessed sites to “Bookmark(s)”.

Registering to Bookmark

1

Display a site you want to register and press [BrsrMnu].

Browser menu is displayed.

2

Use to select “New bookmark” and press [OK].

The title, URL, and folder name are displayed.

• Some information sites may not be registered to Bookmark.

3

Press [Save].

The site is registered to Bookmark.

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Information

Up to 100 sites can be registered in Bookmark.

1

Viewing an Information Site Registered as a Bookmark


EZweb Menu is displayed.

2

Use to select “Bookmark(s)” and press [Select].

A list of registered information sites is displayed.

3

Use to select a site you want to view and press [Select].

You can connect to the selected information site.

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EZ Navi


What You Can Do with EZ Navi

EZ Navi is a useful service which provides you with global positioning information (GPS information).

* Packet fees will be charged whenever you use one of the functions under the EZ Navi service. Other fees may also be charged for some functions.

Standby screen Main Menu EZ Navi Menu

Press

.

Use to select “EZnavi” and press .

“EZ Navi Walk” for When You Go Out

Displays various menus that are useful when you are out.

EZ Navi Walk Menu

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Going-Out Menu

ナビをする*

1

(Navigation)

Provides the navigation (voice directions) to the destination, or you can search for shops or facilities around your present location.

地図を見る*

1

（無料）

(View Map (free))

乗換検索する*

1

（無料*

2

）

(Search Connection (free))

You can view a map of your present location or any other location.

You can search the connection of train, timetable and railway information.

道路情報を見る

(View Traffi c Info)

Check real-time traffi c information on the major roads all over Japan.

もっとナビウォーク (EZ Navi Walk) Provides explanations about each setting or search on PC.

インフォメーション (Information) You can register for memberships or make inquiries.

*1: You can also select the service using your voice (“ 声de入力 (Voice input)”).

*2: A portion of these menus are charged services.

My Spot View My Map

Just register the position of your home and favorite places

(offi ce, friends’ houses, shops, etc.) for easy navigation when you go there.

When you are in an unfamiliar place or when you lose your way, simply select “View

My Map”. A map around your current position is displayed in real-time.

Navigation engine by NAVITIME JAPAN/MAP: 昭文社/住友電工

“Position Search” allows you to confirm the current position of your child

This service allows you to use the A5527SA to confi rm the position of an au cellphone that supports Position Search. The following 2 types of Position Search services are available.

いつでも位置確認 (Auto Position Search) 位置確認メール (Position Search Mail)

Register the phone numbers of the mother and the child to each other’s cellphone. The mother can check where her child is by Auto Position

Search, without any operation by the child.

* Additional monthly charge is required.

The mother can send a mail to her child for Position

Search. She can easily check where her child is without any service registration, as long as her child’s phone number is registered in the address book.

* Operation by the child is required to use Position Search Mail.

Where is my son?

I’m here!

Where are you?

“Area Message” sends you notification during a designated time period and area

A mother can be automatically notifi ed by mail when her child enters (or is in) a pre-determined area during the time period that she registers in advance. It is also possible for her to receive notifi cation when the child leaves (or is out of) the pre-determined area.

Information

The additional information fee may be charged separately from the packet communication fee, to use EZ Navi.

In addition to the packet communication fee, separate information fees are charged for receiving positioning information and viewing maps.

EZ Navi and Security Navi services are not available outside of Japan.

“ 安心ナビ (Security Navi)” service is only available between cellphones compatible with the service.

Register phone numbers to the address book between cellphones compatible with the service, before using “

安心ナビ (Security Navi)”.

Before using “ 安心ナビ (Security Navi)”, be sure to confirm and agree to the Terms of Use on starting the service, and make the settings of the Navi Password. * The other party is also required to agree to the Terms of Use.

Area information may appear differently in underpasses, indoor or near buildings where the reception level of the radio wave from GPS satellites is poor.

If the positioned location information is different from the actual location, Area Message may not be notified correctly.

Positioning location is not available when the other party’s cellphone is under following conditions; out of service area, with Incoming Reject set, with no application, under operation, or incompatible with the service.

When you stop the C-mail service or “EZapps Restrict” is set, “ 安心ナビ (Security Navi)” is not available.

The EZ apps communication fee is included in Free Calling Time, however, it is excluded from the discount service of Family C-mail and Packet Communication Discount Service.

The layout or contents of the screen in this manual are examples and are subject to change.

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SimpleMode

About SimpleMode

Setting SimpleMode allows you to simplify operation to the frequently used functions such as phone function, Address Book, Camera, Mails, and EZweb.

1

Setting SimpleMode


2

Use to select “SimpleMode” and press [Select].

Confi rmation screen is displayed.

3

Use to select “Yes” and press [Select].

SimpleMode is set.

●

Releasing SimpleMode

1


Simple Menu is displayed.

2

Use to select “Functions” and press [Select].

3

Use to select

“Rel. Simple Mode” and press [Select].

Confi rmation screen is displayed.

4

Use to select “Yes” and press [Select].

SimpleMode is released.

Information

Setting SimpleMode may change what you have set in normal mode. Some functions inform you of the change by displaying a message.

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Simple Menu

In SimpleMode, functions are accessed from Simple Menu.

Standby screen Simple Menu

Use to select

“Camera” and press .

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Phone

Mail

Camera

Address Book

Incoming

Outgoing

In-Phone Ans Mach

E-Mail

C-Mail

Photo

Movie

Bar Code Reader

Data Folder microSD Folder

Data microSD Mail Fldr

Toll/Subscription

Ringers

Functions

Tools

Alarm

Calculator

EZ

・FM

Hello Messenger

Global

Functions

Area Setting

PRL Setting

My Number

Screen

Rel. Simple Mode

Calendar

Save to or search in the Address Book

Display the incoming calls log

Display the outgoing calls log

Set/Release/Replay the In-Phone Ans Mach

Create E-mail/Confi rm sent or received E-mail, Check for new mail, Change your E-mail address

Create C-mail/Confi rm sent or received C-mail

Take photos

Record movies

Read bar codes (QR codes)

Confi rm data saved in the Data Folder

Confi rm data saved in a microSD™ Memory Card

(commercially available)

Confi rm data saved in the Mail Folder in a microSD™

Memory Card (commercially available)

Inquire about toll or subscribe to services

Set ringer melody and volume for incoming call,

Set/Release the Silent Mode

Set font size and wallpaper

Cancel SimpleMode

Display calendar

Set/Cancel alarm

Calculator function

FM radio function

Start up Hello Messenger

Set destination

Set roaming area information

Display your phone number and E-mail address

Using SimpleMode

Saving to the Address Book

In SimpleMode, you can save names, readings, phone numbers, and E-mail addresses.

1

From Simple Menu, use to select “Phone”, press [Select], use to select “Address Book”, and press [Select].


2

Press [New].

3

Enter a name and press [Set].

• After entering a name, the reading is automatically entered.

4

Confi rm the reading and press [Set].

The ways of entering phone number are displayed.

• If you do not enter phone number, press

[Next].

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5

Use to select “Direct Input” and press [Select]

6

Enter a phone number and press

[Set].

The ways of entering E-mail address are displayed.

•

• Enter the area code when saving a regular phone number.

If you do not enter E-mail address, press [Next].

7

Use to select “Direct Input” and press [Select].

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8

Enter an E-mail address and press [Set].

Address book registration screen is displayed.

• To edit a focused item, press [Select].

9

Press [Set].

Saving to the Address Book is completed.

Information

You can also save an entry from the standby screen by pressing , and then [New].

1

Creating and Sending an E-mail

From Simple Menu, use to select “Mail” and press [Select].

Select mail type screen is displayed.

2

Use to select “E-Mail” and press [Select].

E-Mail Menu is displayed.

3


Enter Address screen is displayed.

4



5

Use to select a recipient and press [Select].

Subject input screen is displayed.

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6

Enter a subject and press

[Set].


7

Enter a body text and press [Set].


• To edit a focused item, press [Edit].

• To save the created mail in Outbox, press [Save].

8

Press [Send].


Information

Select mail type screen can also be displayed by pressing in the standby screen.

One data of up to 500 KB can be attached.

In SimpleMode, only one recipient can be selected per one E-mail. However, all pair partners can be selected as recipients by displaying Pair menu, selecting “E-Mail” and pressing [SendAll].

Taking a Photo

1

From Simple Menu, use to select “Camera” and press [Select].

Camera functions are displayed.

2

Use to select “Photo” and press [Select].

• To change the photo size, press [Mode].

3

Press [Shoot].

Shutter sounds and taken photo is displayed.

• To clear the photo, press .

• To create an E-mail with the taken photo attached, press

[E-Mail].

4

Press [Save].

Taken photo is saved.

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Troubleshooting

Symptom

The power cannot be turned on.

Cannot charge.

What to check Solution

Did you press one second?

for more than

Is the battery pack exhausted?

Is the battery pack inserted properly?

Press second.

for more than one

Charge the battery pack.

Insert the battery pack properly.

Is the cellphone set to the desktop holder properly?

Is the connector put in the desktop holder properly?

Is the connector put in the external terminal properly?

Set the cellphone properly.

Put the connector properly.

Put the connector properly.

There is no reaction when pressing a key.

Is the power turned on?

Calls cannot be made/ received.

Is the power turned on?

Is “Out” displayed or are you in an area where the reception is bad?

Did you enter the area code?

(when you failed to make calls)

Turn the power on.

Turn the power on.

Move to a place where the reception is good.

First dial the area code.

Ringer for incoming calls does not sound.

Is the ringer volume set to

“S(OFF)”?

Is the silent mode set?

The caller’s voice cannot be heard/is hard to hear.

Is the earpiece volume set to low?

Is the reception bad?

Adjust the ringer volume.

Release the silent mode.

Adjust the earpiece volume.


Calls are interrupted.

Is the reception bad?

The cellphone answers automatically.

Is the In-Phone Ans Mach set?

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13

Release the In-Phone Ans Mach.

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For detailed information, visit the website of SANYO Electric Co., Ltd. as below.

・From A5527SA: Press for more than one second. (SANYO Keitai Planet, in Japanese only)

・From PC: http://www.sanyo-keitai.com (SANYO Keitai Arena, in Japanese only)

Before Losing...(Remote Auto Lock)

Set the operating condition of the remote auto lock on the assumption that you might lose the A5527SA. Receiving a specifi ed number of calls from a specifi ed number in a specifi ed time locks your A5527SA automatically, which prevents other person’s use.

●

Setting Remote Auto Lock

1

Press in turn from the standby screen, enter your Lock No. and press [Set].

• Lock No. is set to “1234” at the time of purchase.

2

Select an item and press [Select].

ON/OFF Setting

Use to select “ON” and press [Select].

Specifi ed Number

Press [New], enter a phone number and press [Set]

→

[Back].

• Up to 3 phone numbers can be specified.

• To enter several phone numbers, select “Specified Number”, press and press “New”.

[Submenu]

Time Period

Enter time and press [Select].

• 1 to 10 minutes can be set.

Incoming Count

Enter a number of calls and press [Select].

• 3 to 10 times can be set.

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Erase Data

Use to select “Valid” or “Invalid” and press [Select].

• If you select “Valid”, all data in the A5527SA will be deleted when Auto Lock is turned on. Be very careful when you select “Valid” for this setting.

Unlock Phone

Use to select “Valid” or “Invalid” and press [Select].

• If you select “Invalid”, you will be unable to release the lock by entering the Lock No. To release the lock in this case, perform the Remote Auto Lock procedure once again.

3

Press [Set].

Remote auto lock is set.

●

Locking Automatically by Remote Control

1

Make a call to your A5527SA in accordance with the operating condition you set.

Remote auto lock runs and the guidance is heard.

Information

Even if the receiver answers when you make a call to set the remote auto lock, it is also counted as Number of Calls.

At the time of purchase, “Erase Data” is set to “Invalid” and “Unlock Phone” is set to “Valid”.

Remote auto lock cannot be launched when your A5527SA is powered off or when it cannot receive radio waves.

Other Features

Safety Buzzer

You can sound an alarm at full volume in case of an emergency.

●Setting the Safety Buzzer

From the standby screen, press

“ON”, and press [Select].

* At the time of purchase, the Safety Buzzer is set to “OFF”.

, use to select

●Sounding the Safety Buzzer

From the standby screen, press than one second.

for more

To stop the alarm, press again for more than one second.

* No operation on your cellphone is possible while the alarm is sounding except the procedure to turn off that alarm.

The A5527SA has other useful features which are not presented in this

Basic Manual.

●

microSD™ Memory Card (Commercially Available)

You can keep various data on a microSD™ Memory Card (commercially available).

●

EZ apps (BREW

®

)

You can download and use applications such as games and standby screens. Also, you can read QR code or character by Bar Code Reader or Character Reader, which allows you to access information sites or to look up dictionary.

●

Infrared Communication

You can send data between cellphones that support infrared communication.

●

Journal

You can create simple journal with images.

●

Pocket Money Log

You can create pocket money log of the current and previous month.

●

Dictionary

Dictionaries such as Japanese-English and English-Japanese are included, which may be useful in foreign countries.

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Index

Number

184+Dial ......................................... 24

186+Dial ......................................... 24

A

AC Adapter ................................ 10,12

Address Book

Editing ......................................... 46

Making a Call .............................. 45

Saving ............................... 42,47,79

Area Setting .................................... 34

B

Back Function ................................. 37

Basic Operation .............................. 14

Battery Level ................................... 13

Before Use ...................................... 10

Bookmark

Accessing.................................... 73

Registering .................................. 72

C

C-mail

C-mail Menu ................................ 59

Creating ...................................... 59

Reading....................................... 61

Receiving .................................... 61

Sending ....................................... 59

Call

Making ......................... 24,27,45,49

Receiving .................................... 26

Camera

Photo...................................... 64,83

Sending ....................................... 66

Chaku-Uta

®

.................................... 70

Charging ......................................... 12

D

Desktop Holder .......................... 10,12

Disaster Message Board Service ..... 7

Download ........................................ 70

Drive Mode ....................................... 5

E

E-mail

Creating ...................................... 51

E-mail Menu ................................ 51

Initial Setting ............................... 20

Reading....................................... 54

Receiving .................................... 54

Replying ...................................... 56

Sending ............................. 51,66,81

E-mail Address

Changing..................................... 22

Confi rming ................................... 21

Earpiece Volume............................. 27

English Characters ......................... 39

EZ Navi

Area Message ............................. 75

EZ Navi Walk ............................... 74

Position Search ........................... 75

EZweb

Basic Operation .......................... 69

EZ Password ............................... 71

EZ Top Menu ............................... 68

Initial Setting ............................... 20

G

Global Functions

Area Setting ................................ 34

I

Incoming Calls Log .................... 27,47

In-Phone Ans Mach

Playing ........................................ 33

Releasing .................................... 32

Setting ......................................... 32

Initial Setting ................................... 20

Inputting Characters

Emoticons ................................... 41

English ........................................ 39

Input Mode .................................. 36

Kana/Kanji................................... 38

Key Assignment .......................... 37

Phrases ....................................... 40

Pictograms .................................. 41

Symbols ...................................... 41

J

Junk Mail ........................................ 57

K

Kana/Kanji ...................................... 38

Key Functions ................................. 14

L

Language........................................ 18

Loudset ........................................... 27

M

Mail

C-mail.......................................... 58

E-mail .......................................... 50

Mail Filter ........................................ 57

Main Menu ...................................... 17

Main Screen ................................... 16 microSD™ Memory Card ............... 87

Missed Call ..................................... 26

Movie mode .................................... 63

N

Names of Parts ............................... 11

O

One-Ring Calls ................................. 6

Other Features ............................... 87

Outgoing Calls Log .................... 27,47

P

Pair Function .................................. 48

Phone Menu ................................... 24

Photo

Sending ....................................... 66

Taking ..................................... 64,83

Viewing........................................ 65

Phrases .......................................... 40

Pictograms ...................................... 41

Playing

In-Phone Ans Mach .................... 33

Photo........................................... 65

Power .............................................. 13

Profi le ............................................. 21

R

Reception State .............................. 13

Remote Auto Lock .......................... 85

Ringer

Adjusting the Volume................... 28

Changing..................................... 30

S

Safety Buzzer ................................. 87

SANYO Flat-type Stereo

Earphones 04 ................................. 10

Shoot mode .................................... 63

Silent Mode

Releasing .................................... 31

Setting ......................................... 31

SimpleMode

Releasing .................................... 77

Setting ......................................... 76

Simple Menu ............................... 78

Standby Screen .............................. 13

Step Down/Step Up ........................ 29

Submenu ........................................ 17

T

Toll .................................................. 69

Troubleshooting .............................. 84

V

Viewing the Screen ......................... 16

W

Ways of Dialing ............................... 24

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For inquiries, call:

au Customer Service Center (General Information)

From EZweb:

How to access

EZ Top Menu auお客さまサポート (au Customer Support)

お問い合わせ (Inquiry)

*Menu is subject to change.

عFor general information and charges

ޓFrom regular phones:

0077-7-111

(Toll free)

From au cellphones:

157

area code not required

(Toll free)

عFor loss, theft or damage and operation information

ޓFrom regular phones:

0077-7-113

(Toll free)

From au cellphones:

113

area code not required

(Toll free)

Pressing zero will connect you to an operator, after calling 157 on your au cellphone.

Sales : KDDI CORPORATION •

OKINAWA CELLULAR TELEPHONE COMPANY

Manufactured by :

SANYO Electric Co., Ltd.

July 2007 Edition

Access the au online manual from here.

Cellphone and PHS operators collect and recycle unused telephones, batteries and battery chargers at stores bearing the logo regardless of brand and manufacturer to protect the environment and reuse valuable resources.

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