Instruction manual

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Phone
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Information
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When sending all phonebook entries via infrared
communication, you need to enter authentication
password an docomo apps password.
Authentication password is a 4-digit number fixed up
between you and other party in advance. For the
docomo apps password, see "docomo apps
password" (P.139).
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To activate infrared communication in a selected
phonebook entry, tap in the profile screen,
[Infrared]
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[OK]
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[OK]. To send My profile, tap "My
profile" tab in the phonebook entry list screen, tap
, [Send via infrared]
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[OK]
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[OK]. If a name card is
stored in My profile, tapping [Send via infrared]
opens a screen to select "send my profile" or
"Exchange name card (via infrared)".
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Phonebook entries can be sent using "Infrared" app.
For details, refer to "Sending data via infrared
communication" (P.159).
Sending phonebook via Bluetooth/
Email/Gmail
Registered phonebook and My profile
information can be sent using Bluetooth
function (P.161), or email attachment
function.
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Sending phonebook
1
On the phonebook list screen
(P.93), tap a phonebook entry you
want to send.
2
On the profile screen, tap and
[Share].
3
Select sending method and follow
the onscreen instructions.
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Sending My profile
1
On the phonebook list screen
(P.93), tap "My profile" tab.
2
Tap and [Share].
3
Select sending method and follow
the onscreen instructions.
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Information
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To use Bluetooth function, turn on Bluetooth
function (P.161) in advance, or select
[Bluetooth]
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[Turn on] in Step 3.
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To use email, you need to make settings of your
email account (P.105).
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If you want to send it as a data attached to email/
Gmail, send from the compose screen for the mail
service in which you have set an account. When you
have not set a Gmail account, setup wizard appears.
You can create and send email after settings are
done.
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Messaging (SMS) is not available.
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You cannot send some information such as name
card data set in phonebook.
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For sending all phonebook entries, see "Sharing
phonebook entry currently displayed" (P.100).