Aquos Phone Xx SoftBank 302SH - Smartphone SHARP - Free user manual and instructions

Type	Smartphone
Brand	Sharp
Model	Aquos Phone Xx SoftBank 302SH
Display	5.2-inch IGZO LCD, 1920 x 1080 pixels
Processor	Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 MSM8974 quad-core 2.2 GHz
RAM	2 GB
Internal memory	32 GB eMMC
Expandable storage	microSD, microSDHC, microSDXC up to 64 GB
Rear camera	16.3 MP with LED flash and 4K video recording
Front camera	2.1 MP
Battery	2600 mAh lithium-ion, non-removable
Operating system	Android 4.2 Jelly Bean with Sharp UX
Dimensions	139 x 72 x 10.5 mm
Weight	151 g
Connectivity	4G LTE, 3G, GSM, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, Bluetooth 4.0, NFC, IrDA
Sensors	Accelerometer, gyroscope, proximity, ambient light, digital compass
Charging interface	Micro USB 2.0 with MHL support
Audio jack	3.5 mm stereo headset jack
Special features	IGZO display technology, 1seg digital TV tuner, high-resolution audio support
Maintenance	Clean with a soft, dry cloth; avoid abrasive materials and solvents
Safety	Turn off near medical equipment and when refueling; use only certified chargers
Repairability	Battery not replaceable by user; screen repair recommended by authorized service center
General information	Manufactured by Sharp for SoftBank; released in 2013

Frequently Asked Questions - Aquos Phone Xx SoftBank 302SH SHARP

How do I insert a SIM card and microSD card?

Insert a SIM or microSD by opening the side cover. Slide the tray out, place the nano SIM and microSD card (up to 64 GB) on the tray, and push it back in. Make sure the phone is off.

How can I save battery life?

Use the battery-saving mode in Settings, reduce screen brightness, turn off Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS when not needed, and close background apps. The 2600 mAh battery gives a full day of typical use.

Can I use the phone internationally?

The phone supports 4G LTE and GSM bands. Check if your carrier has an unlocked plan. You may need to unlock the SIM for use outside Japan. Contact SoftBank for details.

How do I take a screenshot?

Press and hold the Power and Volume Down buttons simultaneously for about 2 seconds. The screenshot is saved to the Gallery.

How do I update the Android system?

Go to Settings > About phone > System update. Download and install updates over Wi-Fi. Back up your data before updating.

Is the phone waterproof?

The Sharp Aquos Phone Xx is not certified waterproof. Keep it away from water and high humidity. Use only a damp cloth for cleaning.

How do I transfer files to a PC?

Connect the phone to your PC using a micro USB cable. Select File Transfer from the notification. You can then copy files between the phone storage and your PC.

How do I reset the phone to factory settings?

Go to Settings > Backup and reset > Factory data reset. Ensure your data is backed up first, as this erases all personal content.

What is the IGZO display technology?

IGZO (Indium Gallium Zinc Oxide) is a semiconductor technology used in the display. It offers higher pixel density and lower power consumption than conventional LCDs, giving sharp images and better battery life.

How do I play back high-resolution audio?

The phone supports 96kHz/24-bit audio playback. Use a wired headset and play a high-resolution music file through the built-in player. You can also leverage DTS Sound for enhanced audio.

USER MANUAL Aquos Phone Xx SoftBank 302SH SHARP

USIM Card Installation....7

Handset Memory & SD Card....8

Charging Handset....11

Power On/Off.... 13

Touchscreen Operations.... 14

Basic Operations

Basic Operations....18

Applications....20

Handset Phone Number.... 21

Mobile Manners.... 21

Text Entry....22

Google™ Accounts.... 24

Google Play.... 26

Security Codes.... 28

USIM PIN....29

Screen Lock.... 30

Software Updates....30

Handset Interface

Welcome Sheet (Lock Screen) Basics....34

3-Line Home Basics.... 35

Status Bar.... 36

Notifications Window....37

Using Quick Launcher....38

Using Mini-Applications & Mini-Widgets.... 39

Customizing 3-Line Home.... 40

Phone

Calling.... 44

Optional Services....45

Address Book.... 50

Messaging & Browser

Messaging.... 52

Sending S! Mail/SMS....52

Opening & Replying to SI Mail/SMS....54

Opening Received S! Mail/SMS.... 56

Creating/Sending Gmail....56

Opening Received Gmail.... 57

Using Internet Mail.... 58

Web Browsing (Browser).... 60

Camera

Photo Camera....66

Video Camera.... 67

Music & Images

Music & Images....70

Music Files (Music).... 70
Still Images & Video (Album)....71

Connectivity

Wi-Fi....74
Tethering Option.... 76
Bluetooth ^® 77

Global Services

Global Roaming.... 82
Calling from Outside Japan....83

Settings

About Settings....86
Sound Settings....87
Wallpaper & Display Settings....89
Recent Apps Key Setting....90
Device Info....90
Add Account....91
Wi-Fi Settings....92
Home Applications Setting.... 92
Storage Settings....93
Application Settings....93
Data Transfer.... 94
Other Settings....96

Appendix

Specifications....106
Customer Service....107

Safety Precautions

Safety Precautions....110
Important Product Information....116
Handset & Hardware Care.... 117
General Notes.... 119
FCC Notice.... 120
RF Exposure Information/Specific Absorption Rate (SAR)
Information.... 121
Water Resistance....122

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing SoftBank 302SH.

Before You Begin

• Read "Quick Tips" (in お願いとご注意) and this guide thoroughly beforehand for proper usage.
• Accessible services may be limited by contract conditions.
• Unauthorized copying of any part of this guide is prohibited.
  · Guide content subject to change without prior notice.

Guide Usage Notes

• SoftBank 302SH is referred to as "handset" in this guide.
• Most operation descriptions are based on default settings.
• Unless noted otherwise, descriptions are for application sheet in 3-Line Home.
• "Confirmation" refers to authentication prompt, selection, caution or other message that appears after operation.
• Some operation descriptions may be omitted.
• In this guide and on handset, "abroad" means "outside Japan" with regard to handset/service usage.
• In this guide, microSD/microSDHC/microSDXC Card is referred to as "SD Card."

Screenshots & Key Labels

Screenshots and key labels are provided for reference only. Actual handset windows, menus, etc. may differ in appearance.

Accessing Functions Guide

In application sheet, (Guide)

- Guide usage information and confirmation for automatic updates appear at initial startup. Follow onscreen prompts. Guide indicator appears on Status Bar by default. To hide Guide indicator:

In application sheet, (Guide)

off

Getting Started

Package Contents....6

Parts & Functions....6

USIM Card Installation....7

Handset Memory & SD Card....8

Charging Handset....11

Power On/Off.... 13

Touchscreen Operations....14

Package Contents

Package Contents

• Handset (SoftBank 302SH)
• Battery is built into handset.
• Handset back cover is not removable.
  · AC Charger (SHCEJ1)
• Desktop Holder (SHEFD1/2/3/4)
  · TV Input-to-Micro USB Cable
  ・クイックスタート (Japanese)
  ・お願いとご注意 (Japanese) with English "Quick Tips"
  · Warranties (Japanese) for handset and AC Charger

Parts & Functions

Handset Parts

Name Description

1 SD/USIM Card Slot	Access USIM Card and SD Card.
2 Earpiece	Hear other party's voice through this.
3 Charging Terminals (Side)	For use with Desktop Holder.
4 Notification Lamp	Illuminates while charging or for notifications (missed calls, new messages, etc.).
5 Mic	Talk to other party through this.
6 Headphone Port	Connect Headphones with Mic (optional accessories) here.
7 TV Antenna	Pull out for Full Seg/One Seg reception.
8 Proximity/ Light Sensor	Detects ambient light level and prevents Touchscreen misoperation during call.
9 Display	Touch Display to select menu items, open functions, scroll pages, etc.
10 Internal Camera	Shoot photos or videos.
11 Strap Eyelet	Attach Straps here.

Name Description

	Transfer files using Infrared.
	Shoot photos or videos.
	Use as a camera flash, flashlight, etc.
	Connect AC Charger or Micro USB Cable here.
	Captures ambient sounds while recording videos.
	Place over reader/writer to use NFC/Osaifu-Keitai®.
	Listen to music, video sounds, Full Seg/One Seg audio, etc. through this.

Handset Keys

Name Description

(Power Key)	Activate/cancel Screen lock. Long Pressfor power on/off or phone options.
(Volume Down Key)	Decrease Volume. In Welcome sheet (lock screen) or 3-Line Home, Touch & Hold to activate/cancel Silent mode.
(Volume Up Key)	Increase Volume. In Welcome sheet (lock screen), Touch & Hold to turn on Mobile Light1.

1 To turn off, Press

USIM Card Installation

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

Inserting USIM Card

Always power off beforehand.

If SD Card is inserted, remove it first. (SD Card needs to be removed to insert USIM Card.)

- For SD Card removal procedure, see "Removing SD Card."

1

Open Card Slot Cover

2

Pull out USIM Tray

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

3

Place USIM Card in USIM Tray

- Check orientation of USIM Card (see the notch), then gently place it with metal contacts facing up.

4

Insert USIM Tray into USIM Card Slot (bottom opening)

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

5

Close Card Slot Cover

- Close Card Slot Cover firmly. Debris trapped between gasket and base may allow ingress of liquid.

Removing USIM Card

Always power off beforehand.

If SD Card is inserted, remove it first. (SD Card needs to be removed to remove USIM Card.)

· For SD Card removal procedure, see "Removing SD Card."

1

Open Card Slot Cover

2

Pull out USIM Tray

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

3

Remove USIM Card

4

Insert USIM Tray into USIM Card Slot (bottom opening)

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

5

Close Card Slot Cover

- Close Card Slot Cover firmly. Debris trapped between gasket and base may allow ingress of liquid.

Handset Memory & SD Card

Handset supports SD Card up to 64 GB. Some SD Cards may not operate properly.

In addition to SD Cards, use handset memory as storage for system files, applications, shot photos/videos, etc.

Inserting SD Card

Always power off beforehand.

1

Open Card Slot Cover

2

Insert SD Card into SD Card Slot (top opening)

- Insert SD Card all the way with terminals facing up.

3

Close Card Slot Cover

- Close Card Slot Cover firmly. Debris trapped between gasket and base may allow ingress of liquid.

Formatting SD Card

When using a new SD Card for the first time, format it on handset before trying to save images, music, etc.

• Formatting deletes all SD Card files.
• Charge handset while formatting or charge it adequately beforehand.

1

In application sheet, (Settings)

2

Storage

3

Erase microSD

4

Erase SD card

5

Enter Operation Password

- If Operation Password is unset, follow onscreen prompts.

6

Erase everything

All SD Card files will be deleted.

Unmounting SD Card

1

In application sheet, (Settings)

2

Storage

3

Unmount microSD

Unmount microSD changes to Mount microSD . (SD Card

is unmounted.)

• To have SD Card recognized again, Tap Mount microSD

Removing SD Card

Always power off beforehand.

1

Open Card Slot Cover

2

Remove SD Card

- Gently push in SD Card and release; it pops out. Carefully remove SD Card without bending it.

3

Close Card Slot Cover

- Close Card Slot Cover firmly. Debris trapped between gasket and base may allow ingress of liquid.

! Handset Memory & SD Card Usage Notes

Handset Memory & SD Card Files

Handset memory files and SD Card files may be lost/ altered accidentally. Keep a separate copy of important information. SoftBank Mobile Corp. is not liable for any damages resulting from accidental loss/alteration of information.

- Never power off while files are being accessed.

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-SDXC-compatible 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. In such cases, 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 SDXC-compatible device.

Handling SD Cards Used on Other Mobiles

After installing SD Card used on other mobiles (such as previously used handsets) into handset, the notification Application data is present in the microSD. may appear on Status Bar. To use files on such SD Cards on handset, copy files to handset memory as follows.

Drag Status Bar down for Notifications Window

Application data is present in the microSD. Follow

onscreen prompts

- If the same folder/file name exists in handset memory, overwrite confirmation appears. Handset memory files cannot be restored once overwritten.

Handset Memory

Photos and videos shot on handset are saved to handset memory by default. Depending on downloaded application (sold separately), corresponding files are saved to handset memory even if SD Card is specified as their save location in application description.

SD Card Caution

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

Charging Handset

Battery is built into handset.

Desktop Holder, AC Charger, Micro USB Cable (optional accessory), Micro USB Charging Adapter (optional accessory) and In-Car Charger (optional accessory) are not water proof. Never charge handset while it is wet; may cause fire, malfunction or burns due to electric shock or short-circuiting. Be sure to dry it before use.

Desktop Holder

Use Desktop Holder (SHEFD1/2/3/4) with AC Charger (SHCEJ1).

· Never charge handset while it is wet.

1

Insert Micro USB plug of AC Charger into connector port of Desktop Holder

- Insert Micro USB plug in correct orientation; otherwise, connector port of Desktop Holder may be damaged. Check contours and orientation of Micro USB plug before inserting it.

2

Extend blades and plug AC Charger into AC outlet

3

Place handset into Desktop Holder with Charging Terminals facing down

Notification Lamp goes out when charge is full.

- Push handset down to set it in place and check that Notification Lamp illuminates red. (Notification Lamp illuminates green when charge is almost full.)

4

After charging, remove handset and then Micro USB plug from Desktop Holder, then unplug AC Charger and retract blades

AC Charger

Use AC Charger (SHCEJ1).

· Never charge handset while it is wet.

1

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 before inserting it.

2

Extend blades and plug AC Charger into AC outlet

Notification Lamp goes out when charge is full.

- Check that Notification Lamp illuminates red. (Notification Lamp illuminates green when charge is almost full.)

3

After charging, remove Micro USB plug from External Device Port, then unplug AC Charger and retract blades

USB Charging

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

• Power on handset and PC first.
• Handset may not charge or charge slowly depending on PC status/environment.
• Never charge handset while it is wet.

1

Insert Micro USB plug of Micro USB Cable 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 before inserting it.

2

Insert USB plug of Micro USB Cable into PC USB port

Notification Lamp goes out when charge is full.

- Check that Notification Lamp illuminates red. (Notification Lamp illuminates green when charge is almost full.)

3

After charging, remove Micro USB Cable from handset and PC

Lithium-ion Battery & Desktop Holder

Lithium-ion Battery

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

- To avoid fire or electric shock, do not short-circuit or disassemble Battery.

Li-ion00

Front Duct

When handset is placed into Desktop Holder, sounds from Speaker can be heard through the opening at the front of Desktop Holder (front duct), increasing audibility of music, video sounds, Full Seg/One Seg audio, etc.

! Charging Cautions

Handling Cables

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

USB Charging Caution

Handset may power on automatically when connected to a PC with Micro USB Cable; avoid connection aboard aircraft or in hospitals, etc. where handset use is prohibited.

Battery Care

To help maintain performance and life of Internal Battery, do not store in the following conditions.

· Full (immediately after charging is complete)
- Exhausted (too low to power on handset)

Periods of Disuse

Charge handset to approximately 40% at least once every 6 months; if left uncharged, handset may become unusable or files/settings may be affected.

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.

Power On/Off

Power On

1

Long Press until SoftBank logo appears

After Power On Graphics, Welcome sheet (lock screen) appears.

2

Drag to the bottom of Display

Google & location window opens.

• If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.
• Google & location window may open even when handset is not used.

3

Set Google's location service options

Initial setup menu opens.

Power Off

(Long Press)

Power off

OK

Handset shuts down.

Touchscreen Operations

Touch Display to select menu items, open functions, scroll pages, etc.

Tap

Tap item or key to open or execute corresponding function/operation.

Touch & Hold

Touch item for 1+ seconds to move icon, open menu, etc.

Drag

Drag item to move it.

Flick

Flick to toggle sheets, pages, etc.

Pinch/Spread

Pinch or Spread to zoom in or out on images, maps, etc.

Basic Operations

Basic Operations....18

Applications....20

Handset Phone Number 21

Mobile Manners....21

Text Entry 22

Google™ Accounts 24

Google Play....26

Security Codes.... 28

USIM PIN....29

Screen Lock 30

Software Updates....30

Basic Operations

Home (3-Line Home)

3-Line Home consists of application sheet, widget sheet and shortcut sheet. Most operations start here. See "3-Line Home Basics" for details.

• Flick left/right to toggle sheets.
  • To return to 3-Line Home, Tap at Display bottom.

Handset Navigation

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

• To return to the previous screen, Tap

Navigation Bar

Tap icons on Navigation Bar (Display bottom) for the following functions/operations.

Icon Description

(Back key)	Return to the previous screen.
(Close key)	Close keyboard.
(Home key)	Return to 3-Line Home.
(Menu key)	Open Options menu.
(Recent apps key)	Activate/exit Quick Launcher. (To open/close recent applications window instead, change Recent apps key setting.)Touch & Hold to open/close Notifications Window.

Action Bar

Current menu/window title appears on Action Bar (Display top). On the right side of Action Bar, icons for functions frequently used in that menu/window appear.

- When occurs on Action Bar, Tap to turn corresponding setting off or on.

- When check all) and (uncheck all) are on Action Bar, Tap to select or cancel all items together at once.

Menu Operations

Tap □ Display bottom to open Options menu.

· In some windows, Drag down or Touch & Hold for menu.

Handset Settings

In application sheet, Tap (Settings) to customize settings.

- Checkbox (or) appears beside some options. Tap to enable ( ) or disable ( ) option.

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

Capturing Screenshots

Press and at the same time. Open captured screenshots from Photo in Contents Manager or other locations.

+ Activating Applications that Support Assist Function

Touch Navigation Bar then Drag up (icon appears) Drag to icon and release finger Tap application   Always or st once \- Depending on icon, releasing finger may activate corresponding application.

Applications

Activating Applications

 In application sheet, Tap application   Application activates. \- If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.

Exiting Applications

In any application, Tap 📤 eatedly until 3-Line Home returns. (Some applications may remain active.) 

Obtaining Applications

Obtain applications from (Play Store).

Handset Phone Number

My Phone Number  In application sheet, (Settings)     Profile opens. \- Handset number appears in Own phone number field.

Mobile Manners

Silent Mode Mute ringtones and other handset sounds to avoid disturbing others around you. \- Camera shutter sound, video recording tones, music, video/game sounds, etc. still play even in Silent mode.  In Welcome sheet (lock screen) or 3-Line Home, Touch & Hold -  Silent mode activates. To cancel, Touch & Hold in-Welcome sheet (lock screen) or 3-Line Home. Airplane Mode Leaving power on, suspend signal-transmitting functions.  (Long Press)  Phone options appear.  Airplane mode   Airplane mode activates. • To cancel, Long Press , then Tap lane mode.  Selecting Silent Mode Option  (Long Press) Tap icon (e.g.,)   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.

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 a text entry field for keyboard. To hide it, Tap \- Text entry descriptions are for iWnn IME - SH edition. Before reading on, switch input method from Google Keyboard (selected when interface language is set to English) to iWnn IME - SH edition as follows. In a text entry window, Drag Status Bar down eose input method these

Switching Keyboards

1

In a text entry window,   \- When How to Change Input UI window opens after Tapping Tap SE. To disable it thereafter, select Don't show again. beforehand.

2

Set QWERTY keyboard or t 12 keyboard   Keyboard is switched.

12-Key Keyboard Layout

 1 Enter characters. 2 Undo conversion; reverse-toggle character options before confirming entry. 3 Backspace cursor. 4 Enter pictograms, symbols, or emoticons; switch conversion options. 5 Toggle entry modes. 6 Enter space; toggle case; add " or ° for hiragana. 7 Current entry mode 8 Delete characters. 9 Advance cursor; add space at text end. 10 Open text entry options; enter space; convert hiragana. 11 Insert line break; confirm current characters.

QWERTY Keyboard Layout

 1 Enter characters. 2 Toggle case. 3 Toggle entry modes. 4 Enter pictograms, symbols, or emoticons; switch conversion options. 5 Undo conversion. 6 Open text entry options. 7 Current entry mode 8 Delete characters. 9 Insert line break; confirm current characters. 10 Advance cursor; add space at text end. 11 Backspace cursor. 12 Enter space; convert hiragana.

Switching Entry Modes

Tap to toggle Half Numeric, Kanji, and Half Alphabet modes. Alternatively, Flick left/right to toggle these entry modes. To use other entry modes:

1

In a text entry window,   put mode  \- When How to Change Input UI window opens after Tapping Tap  disable it thereafter, select Don't show again. beforehand.

2

Tap mode  Keyboard interface changes accordingly. Current entry mode indicator, such as (A)half Alphabet) or (K)adj), appears.

Entering Letters

In 12-key Keyboard, to enter Keitai in Half Alphabet:

1

Check Half Alphabet mode is selected ( oABStatus Bar) 

2

(twice: K) (twice: e) (three times: i) → TUV (once: t) (once: ABC) (three times: i)GHI    Keitai is entered. • To toggle case, type a letter and Tap · A ⇔ a - The first letter is capitalized automatically by default. (Cancel auto capitalization as needed.)

Flick Input

In 12-key Keyboard, Flick key for target character (instead of Tapping it repeatedly). \- Touch & Hold a key for guide; Flick toward target character to enter. 

Target Character	Operation
P	Tap once.
Q	Touch Flick left.
R	Touch Flick up.
S	Touch Flick right.
7	Touch Flick down.

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

Google™ Accounts

Create a Google Account to use Google services. A Google Account is required to fully use some services and applications/functions.

Creating a Google Account

1

In application sheet, (Settings)  

2

Google  Add a Google Account appears.

3

New 

4

Enter first name  Enter  name   

5

Enter mail address   \- If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.

6

Enter password  Re-enter password   

7

Tap Choose a security question field Tap question  Tap Answer field Enter answer  address  

8

Not now Select whether to enable web history  Select whether to receive news and offers from Google Play™   • To join Google+™, Tap onscreen prompts. Join Google+ 

9

Tap entry field Enter shown characters (distorted)    If shown characters are unreadable, enter a character then Tap: other distorted characters appear.

10

Not now     A Google Account is added. \- If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts. Even if Keep this device backed up with my Google Account is selected, this backup function cannot be used.

Signing in to a Google Account

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

1

In Add a Google Account, existing 

2

Enter mail address  Enter  word  ▶ 

3

Follow onscreen prompts  You are signed in to your Google Account.

!

Google Account Cautions

Google Account ID & Password Do not forget your Google Account ID and password. Google Account Operations & User Interface Operations and user interface are subject to change due to automatic application updates or other reasons.

Google Play

Download applications via Google Play. Downloaded applications can be updated manually or automatically. Sign in to your Google Account beforehand.

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Installing Free Applications

1

In application sheet, (Play Store)   Google Play opens. \- If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.

2

Tap free application  ALL ACCE  1  Application downloads and installs.

1

Purchasing Applications

1

In application sheet, (Play Store)   Google Play opens. \- If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.

2

Tap paid application Tap price Follow onscreen prompts  Application downloads and installs.

Updating Installed Applications

1

In application sheet, (Play Store)   Google Play opens. \- If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.

2

  My apps  application    Follow onscreen prompts  Application downloads and installs. \- If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.

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Uninstalling Applications

Applications installed via Google Play can be uninstalled.

1

In application sheet, (Play Store)   Google Play opens. \- If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.

2

  My apps  application    OK  Application uninstalls. 

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. 

Application Operations

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,  Tap application  REFUND For details, Tap 📄 in Google Play, then refer to Google Play Help.

Enabling Automatic Updates

In Google Play,  Tap application    Auto-update  √ · Automatic update is not available for some applications. 

Google Play Cautions

Application Installation Disclaimer

Download and install applications on this handset via Google Play (developed by Google Inc.) at your own risk. SoftBank Mobile Corp. is not responsible for user installed application content (quality, reliability, legality, appropriateness, accuracy, etc.) or malfunctions installed applications may cause (due to viruses, etc.).

Application Purchase Disclaimer

Purchase applications via Google Play at your own risk. SoftBank Mobile Corp. is not responsible for transactions between users and third party publishers.

Google Play Operations & User Interface

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

Operation Password & Center Access Code

Center Access Code (Call Barring Password; 4-digit code in contract) is required to use Optional Services from landlines or subscribe to fee-based information. Do not forget Operation Password and Center Access Code (Call Barring Password). If you forget these codes, contact us for recovery. For details, contact SoftBank Customer Support, General Information. - Do not reveal Operation Password or Center Access Code (Call Barring Password). SoftBank Mobile Corp. is not liable for misuse or damages. - Call Barring settings will be locked if incorrect Center Access Code (Call Barring Password) is entered three times consecutively when making a setting. To unlock, the code must be changed. For details, contact SoftBank Customer Support, General Information. - If Call Barring Password has been previously changed on a mobile phone, enter the latest code to set Call Barring.

Setting Operation Password

Do not forget Operation Password; write it down if necessary.

1

In application sheet, (Settings) tings Lock & Security 

2

Operation password setting Enter Operation Password  

3

Re-enter Operation Password K→ 

[NO TEXT]

Operation Password is set. \- To change Operation Password, refer to the steps above. (In zenter current Operation Password to proceed.)

USIM PIN

9999 by default; enable USIM card lock to restrict handset use.

Enabling USIM Card Lock

 In application sheet, (Settings)  Lock & Security   USIM card lock settings     USIM card lock is enabled.

Changing USIM PIN

Lock USIM Card first. See "Enabling USIM Card Lock" for details.  In application sheet, (Settings)  Lock & Security   USIM card lock settings  current PIN  Re-  enter new PIN   PIN is changed. 

PIN Cautions

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).

Screen Lock

After a period of inactivity, Display goes completely dark to save battery power (Screen lock active). Screen lock prevents accidental Touchscreen operation.

Activating Screen Lock Manually

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When Display is active,  Display goes completely dark and Screen lock activates.

Canceling Screen Lock

Press 📋 open Welcome sheet (lock screen).

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In Welcome sheet (lock screen), Drag down   Screen lock is canceled. \- When Screen lock option other than Slide or None is selected, follow onscreen prompts to cancel Screen lock.

Software Updates

Software Updates

At specified time, handset automatically checks for/downloads firmware updates as required. To update firmware manually:

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In application sheet, (Settings)  

2

Software update   Software update menu opens.

3

Software update  ite Follow onscreen prompts  Software Update starts. 

Before Software Update

Handset data may be lost to damage, malfunction, etc. Back up important information before updating software. SoftBank Mobile Corp. is not liable for loss or associated damages. 

Software Update Operations

Enabling/Disabling Automatic Updates In Software update menu, Auto update settings D not update automatically or update automatically Changing Automatic Update Start Time In Software update menu, Update time settings Select time set • Available when Auto update settings is update automatically. 

Software Update Cautions

During Update Handset cannot be used until Software Update completes; it may take some time to complete. Signal Conditions Check signal strength and battery charge beforehand. Poor signal strength or low battery charge may disrupt updates leading to update failure. Update failure may disable handset.

Handset Interface

Welcome Sheet (Lock Screen) Basics....34 3-Line Home Basics.... 35 Status Bar 36 Notifications Window....37 Using Quick Launcher....38 Using Mini-Applications & Mini-Widgets.... 39 Customizing 3-Line Home....40

Welcome Sheet (Lock Screen) Basics

Welcome sheet (lock screen) appears at power on or when iDPressed while Display is completely dark (Screen lock active). From Welcome sheet (lock screen), cancel Screen lock, activate an application such as Phone or Mail, etc.

Welcome Sheet (Lock Screen) Layout

 1 Wallpaper (and widget) ¹ 2 Drag down to cancel Screen lock; Tap for applications, settings, etc. 3 Tap show owner information. 2 4 Notifications of missed calls and new messages appear here. 5 Date and time, weather, widget name, etc.1 1 Flick left/right to toggle view. 2 Set owner information beforehand. See "Lock & Security Settings" for details.

Activating Applications

Activate applications from Welcome sheet (lock screen) as follows. \- Change assigned applications as needed.

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In Welcome sheet (lock screen), Tap  Menu opens.

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Tap application  Application activates. - Tap Video tutorial for a video tutorial (Japanese) on functions. Tap Welcome sheet setting to open menu for customizing Welcome sheet (lock screen). Alternatively, Tap (Settings) in application sheet paper & display Weld Sheet(lock screen). See "Wallpaper & Display Settings" for details.

Missed Call & New Message Notifications

Notifications--New missed call(s) and New mail(s)--appear in Welcome sheet (lock screen). Drag notification down to open it.  

3-Line Home Basics

3-Line Home consists of application sheet, widget sheet and shortcut sheet. Most operations start here. Access applications and widgets, save frequently used applications to shortcut sheet, change handset settings, etc.

Toggling Sheets

Flick left/right to toggle sheets. 

Application Sheet Layout

 1 Toggle sheets. 2 Activate applications. (Flick up for hidden applications; Flick down for menu.)

Widget Sheet Layout

 1 Toggle sheets. 2 Use widgets. (Flick up for hidden widgets; Flick down for menu.)

Shortcut Sheet Layout

 1 Toggle sheets. 2 Activate applications. (Flick up for hidden shortcuts; Flick down for menu.)

Status Bar

Indicators (new message notification, handset status, etc.) appear at the top of Display.  Status Bar Layout  1 Notifications and warnings appear here. (Notification Indicators) 2 Handset status and other information appear here. (Status Indicators)

Notification Indicators

Notification Indicators appear on the left.  Indicator Description

	Functions Guide Available (Drag Status Bar down and open from Notifications Window)
	Urgent News
	Call Arriving/in Progress
	Call on Hold
	Missed Call
	New Answer Phone Message
	New Voicemail
	New SMS/S! Mail
	New Internet Mail
	New Gmail
	Unchecked Alarm
	Event
	Viewing Full Seg
	Viewing One Seg
	Recording Full Seg/One Seg
	Application Installation Complete/Update Available
	Text Entry Window (Choose Input Method)
	Getting Location Information
	Data Downloading
	Bluetooth® File Reception Request
	SD Card Unmounted
	Reading SD Card
	Connected via USB
	Screenshot Captured
	Screenshot Failed
	More Notifications
	Mobile Light On

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
	Roaming
	Airplane Mode
	Wi-Fi Connected
	Bluetooth On
	Bluetooth Connected
	Silent (Standard) Mode
	Silent (Drive) Mode
	Silent Mode
	Answer Phone Set
	Answer Phone Set (Message Recorded)
	Alarm Set
	NFC/Osaifu-Keitai Locked
	NFC/Osaifu-Keitai Locked (USIM Card Only) 2
	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 upon inserting USIM Card into handset after using that USIM Card to lock NFC on another mobile.

Notifications Window

Open notifications, check handset status or change various settings.

Opening Notifications Window

 Drag Status Bar down   Notifications Window opens. • To close Notifications Window, Tap

Notifications Window Layout

 1 Setting keys 2 Show second and subsequent lines of Setting keys. 3 Notifications and active functions 4 Use corresponding functions. 5 Handset status ¹ 6 Open Settings. 7 Delete all notifications and close Notifications Window. 8 Close Notifications Window.

Setting Keys

 1 Set Silent mode option. 2 Toggle Wi-Fi on/off. 3 Enable/disable GPS positioning. 4 Enable/disable Auto-rotate screen. 5 Set Display brightness. 6 Show second and subsequent lines of Setting keys. 7 Toggle Energy saving settings on/off. 8 Set Bright Keep. 9 Enable/disable VeilView. 10 Toggle Bluetooth ^® on/off. 11 Enable/disable account sync. 12 Open Wireless output menu. 13 Enable/disable Reader/Writer, P2P. 14 Open window for rearranging Setting keys. 15 Hide second and subsequent lines of Setting keys.

+ Notifications Window Operations

Deleting Notifications

In Notifications Window, Flick notification left/right \- Some notifications may not be deleted.

Rearranging Setting Keys

In Notifications Window, Rearrange Drag icon to target location (done) on Action Bar \- Icons cannot be moved to the area where Rearrange appears in Notifications Window.

Using Quick Launcher

Activate recently used applications as well as assigned applications, mini-applications and mini-widgets.

Opening Quick Launcher

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Quick Launcher appears. \- If Recent applications is set for recent apps key, recent applications window opens instead. For details on Recent apps key, see "Recent Apps Key Setting."

Quick Launcher Layout

 1 Activate recently used application. 2 Delete all history items for recently used applications. 3 Indicates corresponding application is running. 4 Show history items for recently used applications. 5 Show assigned shortcuts. 6 Show mini-applications and mini-widgets.

Recent Applications Window Layout

 1 Activate application that supports the assist function. 2 Shortcuts to applications 3 Delete all history items for recently used applications. 4 Activate recently used application. 5 Indicates corresponding application is running.

+ Quick Launcher/Recent Applications Operations

Deleting Single Usage History Item

In Quick Launcher, History Flick item down · In recent applications window, Flick item left/right. - Corresponding application exits if running.

Adding Shortcuts to Quick Launcher

In Quick Launcher, favorites Tap Item (then select option)

Changing Shortcuts in Recent Applications Window

In recent applications window, Touch & Hold shortcut Select Application or Shortcut Tap item (then select option) · To reset shortcuts, Touch & Hold shortcut in recent applications window Yes

Deleting Shortcuts

In Quick Launcher, favorites Touch & Hold shortcut → Peel off · In recent applications window, Touch & Hold shortcut

Rearranging Shortcuts in Quick Launcher

In Quick Launcher, favorites Touch & Hold shortcut Drag to target location

Using Mini-Applications & Mini-Widgets

Activating Mini-Applications/Mini-Widgets

While using applications, watch Full Seg or One Seg, play videos, open a map, etc. in mini-application window or mini-widget window. \- May be unavailable depending on current application window.

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  Quick Launcher appears.

2

Mini apps Tap mini-application or mini-widget   Mini-application window or mini-widget window opens. \- Follow onscreen prompts.

Mini-Application Window/Mini-Widget Window Layout

If Operation Bar, indicators, etc. are hidden during playback, Tap mini-application window or mini-widget window to show them again. \- Window interface varies by application/widget.  1 Switch to/open standard application window ¹ . 2 Application/widget name 3 Open menu. 4 Exit mini-application/mini-widget ¹ . 5 Operation Bar 6 Drag to change size of mini-application window/mini-widget window. 1 Icon may be hidden if mini-application window or mini-widget window is reduced. In this case, use menu for corresponding operation.

Mini-Application/Mini-Widget Usage Note

While using a mini-application or mini-widget, videos may not play properly in other applications.

Customizing 3-Line Home

Set theme and Wallpaper, move icons/widgets or add shortcuts/widgets to corresponding sheets.

Setting Theme & Wallpaper

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In 3-Line Home, Drag down   Menu opens.

2

Home settings 

3

Tap theme ( Standard , Color pop or Natural ) 

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Tap image, color, pattern, etc.     Theme and Wallpaper are set. - To select from images, Tap From list. Follow onscreen prompts. - Tap Wallpaper to use image set in Wallpaper under Wallpaper & display.

Moving Icons/Widgets

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In 3-Line Home, Touch & Hold icon/widget 

2

Drag to target location  Release to place icon/widget. \- To a folder: Drag icon to target folder.

Adding Shortcuts

Add an application shortcut.

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In shortcut sheet, (設定しよう) 

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Selling 

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Application Tap application   Shortcut is added to shortcut sheet.

Adding Widgets

Add Album, Analog clock, etc.  In 3-Line Home, Drag down   Menu opens.  Add widget   Tap widget   Widget is added. 

Removing Widgets/Shortcuts

In widget sheet or shortcut sheet, Touch & Hold widget or shortcut  off 

Phone

Calling....44 Optional Services....45 Address Book....50

Calling

See below to dial directly or answer calls. (Handset does not support Video Call.)

Placing Calls

1

In application sheet, (Phone)    Call Window opens. \- When missed call window opens, Tap 3-Line Home returns, perform again.

2

Use onscreen dialpad to enter number  \- Include area code for landline numbers.

3

   Handset dials the number. \- Wait for other party to accept the call.

4

To end the call,    Call ends. \- After calls to/from numbers not saved in Address Book, save to Address Book confirmation appears. Follow onscreen prompts.

Answering Calls

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When a call arrives, Drag    Call connects. \- When Screen lock is canceled, Tap 

2

To end the call,    Call ends. \- After calls to/from numbers not saved in Address Book, save to Address Book confirmation appears. Follow onscreen prompts.

Emergency Location Report

Using SoftBank 3G handset for emergency calls (110, 119 or 118) automatically reports handset location to corresponding agency (police, etc.). - 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. 

Missed Calls

For unanswered calls, appears. In Welcome sheet (lock screen), notification appears.  1 Notification Indicator 2 Notification - Drag Status Bar down for Notifications Window, then Tap missed call notification to open Incoming History. When Call and SMS are below missed call notification, Tap to call back or send SMS. - Drag notification down to open Incoming History. 

Emergency Call Caution

Emergency calls cannot be placed when Airplane mode is active. Long Press 📐 cancel it.

Optional Services

Use these SoftBank Optional Services:

Optional Services

Service Description
Call Forwarding	Divert all/ unanswered calls to a preset number.
Voicemail	Divert all/ unanswered calls to Voicemail Center; access messages via handset/touchtone phones.
Call Waiting1	Answer calls during a call.
Group Calling1	Switch between open lines/connect multiple lines.
Caller ID	Show or hide your number when placing calls.
Call Barring	Restrict incoming/outgoing calls by conditions.

1 Requires separate subscription

Call Forwarding

1

In application sheet, (Settings)     Call settings opens.

2

Voicemail/divert   Voicemail/divert menu opens.

3

Settings/stop   Divert menu opens.

4

Always or to answer Enter number  - For No answer, Tap Wait time and select ring time as needed. - To cancel Call Forwarding, Tap Stop call forward Yes.

5

OK

 Call Forwarding is set.

Voicemail

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In application sheet, (Settings)     Call settings opens.

2

Voicemail/divert  Voicemail/divert menu opens.

3

Settings/stop  Divert menu opens.

4

Always or the answer Vo email  - For No answer, Tap /ait time and select ring time as needed. - To cancel Voicemail, Tap Stop call forward Yes.

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OK

 Voicemail is set. When a new message is recorded, appears. To play messages, Tap Play voicemail in Voicemail/divert menu, then follow voice guidance.

Call Waiting

Requires separate subscription.

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In application sheet, (Settings)     Call settings opens.

2

Other service settings   Other service settings opens.

3

Call waiting ( )   Call waiting is set. - During a call, a tone sounds for incoming calls; Drag right to answer. - To cancel Call Waiting, Tap Call waiting ( ).

Group Calling

Requires separate subscription.

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During a call,    

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Enter number  

3

When call connects,    Group Calling starts.

Caller ID

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In application sheet, (Settings)     Call settings opens.

2

Other service settings  Other service settings opens.

3

Notify caller ID  number or S umber   Caller ID is set.

Call Barring

Restrict outgoing/incoming calls and SMS messages. - Call Barring requires Center Access Code (Call Barring Password). - Call Barring settings will be locked if incorrect Center Access Code (Call Barring Password) is entered three times consecutively when making a setting. To unlock, the code must be changed. For details, contact SoftBank Customer Support, General Information. - If Call Barring Password has been previously changed on a mobile phone, enter the latest code to set Call Barring. - When attempting to place/send a call/SMS while calling is restricted, a message appears. Message may take time to appear in some areas. Restriction Description

All outgoing calls	Restrict all outgoing calls.
Bar int'l call	Restrict international calls; while outside Japan, calls within current country are allowed.
Local & home only	Restrict international calls; while outside Japan, calls within current country and to Japan are allowed.
Restrict all incomings	Reject all calls.

Bar if abroad Reject calls while outside Japan.

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In application sheet, (Settings)    Call settings opens.

2

Call barring   Call barring menu opens.

3

Bar outgoing calls or for incoming calls Tap option 

4

Enter Center Access Code (Call Barring Password)   Restriction is set. 

Optional Services Operations

Setting Missed Call Notification

Activate this function for records of calls missed when handset is off/out-of-range. Initiate Voicemail then follow these steps: In Call settings, Missed calls S  gs Call    Follow voice guidance

Setting Handset Response to Missed Calls

In Call settings, Missed calls S  & alerts  Tap item Follow onscreen prompts \- Set Missed calls sound, Vibration pattern, Incoming calls lamp and Ring duration.

Canceling All Outgoing Call Restrictions

In Call barring menu, Bar outgoing calls S   outgoing calls Enter Center Access Code (Call Barring Password)  

Canceling All Incoming Call Restrictions

In Call barring menu, Bar incoming calls S   incoming calls Enter Center Access Code ( all Barring Password)  

Restricting Outgoing Calls to Specified Numbers

In Call barring menu, Restrict destinations  Operation Password  peci  phone number  Switch on/off  [NO TEXT]  ted list Enter number  

Restricting Outgoing Calls to Numbers Saved in Address Book

In Call barring menu, Restrict destinations  Operation Password  estr  address book ( √ )

Rejecting Calls from Specified Numbers

In Call barring menu, Reject call S  ed numbers  Switch on/off  \-  bers list Enter number  

Rejecting Calls from Numbers Not Saved in Address Book

In Call barring menu, Reject call N  gistered numbers 

Address Book

Save phone numbers, mail addresses and other information (birthdays, nicknames, etc.). Set ringtones for each contact as needed.

Adding New Contacts

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In application sheet, (Address Book)   Address Book opens.

2

 (add) on Action Bar   Add contact window opens. \- If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.

3

Tap item Complete entry 

4

   Contact is saved.

Dialing from Address Book

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In application sheet, (Address Book)   Address Book opens.

2

Tap tab Tap contact   Contact opens. \- Contacts are sorted by the first character of last name (Read last).

3

   Handset dials the number. Wait for other party to accept call.

4

To end the call, end call  Call ends.

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Address Book Caution

If handset is left uncharged, contacts may be altered/lost; handset damage may also affect information recovery. SoftBank Mobile Corp. is not liable for any resulting damages. Keep a separate copy of contacts and other important information.

Messaging & Browser

Messaging....52 Sending S! Mail/SMS....52 Opening & Replying to SI Mail/SMS....54 Opening Received S! Mail/SMS.... 56 Creating/Sending Gmail....56 Opening Received Gmail.... 57 Using Internet Mail....58 Web Browsing (Browser)...... 60

Messaging

S! Mail

Exchange messages with SI Mail-compatible SoftBank handsets and e-mail compatible devices (other mobiles, PCs, etc.) beyond SMS character entry limit; attach media files.

SMS

Exchange short messages with mobiles using handset numbers as addresses.

Gmail

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

Internet Mail

Use Internet Mail (POP3/IMAP4/Exchange) on handset. - Set up an Internet Mail account beforehand. - Retrieving Internet Mail on handset syncs handset and mail server; received messages are also accessible from PCs.

Sending S! Mail/SMS

Wi-Fi Connection Setup

Send/receive S! Mail using Wi-Fi. When using Mail (S! Mail/ SMS) for the first time, complete Wi-Fi connection setup as follows. \- Descriptions for Mail (S! Mail/SMS) are given assuming that Wi-Fi connection setup is complete.

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In application sheet, (Mail)   Wi-Fi connection setting opens.

2

Set now   Wi-Fi connection setup starts.

3

  Wi-Fi connection setup is complete. \- After Wi-Fi connection setup is complete, Wi-Fi is used for sending/receiving SI Mail. When Wi-Fi is not available, 4G LTE, 4G or 3G Network is used.

Sending S! Mail

To send S! Mail to a contact saved in Address Book:  In application sheet, (Mail)   Folder list appears.  Create   S! Mail Composition window opens.    Address Book   Address Book opens.  Tap recipient   \- For multiple numbers/addresses, Tap one after Tapping recipient.  Tap Enter subject field Enter subject Enter text     (Send) on Action Bar    S! Mail is sent. \- Handset saves failed S! Mail messages to Unsent Folder; automatically attempts redelivery up to two times.

Sending SMS

To send SMS from sent/received mail records:

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In application sheet, (Mail)   Folder list appears.

2

  SMS Composition window opens.

3

Send/Receive history

4

SEND HISTORY or RECEIVE HISTORY Tap recipient

5

Enter text (Send) on Action Bar  SMS is sent. \- Handset saves failed SMS messages to Unsent Folder; automatically attempts redelivery up to two times.  Saving S! Mail/SMS to Unsent Folder without Sending In S! Mail Composition window or SMS Composition window,   

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S! Mail/SMS Transmission Caution If Outbox is full, handset automatically deletes sent messages, unprotected ones first.

Opening & Replying to S! Mail/SMS

Handset retrieves S! Mail/SMS messages automatically (set manual retrieval as needed).

Opening New S! Mail/SMS

When message arrives, handset responds with ringtone/Vibration/Notification Lamp, and appears. - In Welcome sheet (lock screen), notification appears. - Unread message count ( ) appears in (Mail) icon in application sheet.

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Drag New mail(s) notification down   Message window opens. \- For multiple new messages, message list (Inbox) opens; select one.

Replying to S! Mail/SMS

 In application sheet, (Mail)   Folder list appears.  Tap folder in Inbox Tap message   Message window opens.     \- Reply to all appears for messages addressed to multiple recipients.  Enter text (Send) on Action Bar  Message is sent. 

Retrieving Complete Messages

In message window, Tap (receive) on Action Bar Tap to select item to retrieve. 

Message Retrieval Cautions

Retrieval System

By default, complete message including attachments is retrieved; transmission fees may apply depending on subscribed price plan.

Automatic Message Deletion

If Inbox is full, handset automatically deletes oldest received messages, opened/unprotected ones first. If all messages are unopened, handset automatically deletes oldest unprotected ones first.

Retrieval Outside Japan

Message retrieval outside Japan may incur high charges.

Opening Received S! Mail/SMS

Opening S! Mail/SMS

To open received messages:  In application sheet, (Mail)   Folder list appears.  Tap folder in Inbox   Message list appears. \- Flick left/right for message lists in other folders.  Tap message   Message window opens. \- Flick left/right to open other messages.

Creating/Sending Gmail

Use Google's webmail service. Sign in to a Google Account beforehand.

Creating/Sending Gmail

 In application sheet, (Gmail)   Inbox opens. \- If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.     Mail Composition window opens.  Enter recipient, subject and text on Action Bar   Message is sent.

+ Gmail Composition Operations

Adding Cc/Bcc Recipients In Mail Composition window, Add recipient    Attaching Images/Videos In Mail Composition window,    Attach video  application Select file \- If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts. Saving without Sending While creating message,    \- Message is saved to Drafts. Discarding Current Message While creating message,    

! Gmail Caution

Gmail messages are not received if recipient device is set to reject messages sent from PCs.

Opening Received Gmail

Gmail groups all related messages by subject. (Conversation View)

Opening New Gmail

When Gmail message arrives, appears.  Drag Status Bar down for Notifications Window   Tap message notification  Message window opens. \- For two or more new messages with different subjects, Inbox opens; select one.

Opening Gmail

 In application sheet, (Gmail)  Inbox opens.  Tap conversation (subject)  Message window opens. 

Replying to Messages

In message window, Complete message on Action Bar 

Using Internet Mail

Adding Accounts

Check usernames (user IDs), passwords, server names, etc. of your Internet Mail accounts beforehand.  In application sheet, (Email)  Account setup menu opens (if no account is set up).  Follow onscreen prompts to set up account Internet Mail setup is complete.

Creating/Sending Internet Mail

 In application sheet, (Email)   Inbox opens.     Mail Composition window opens.  Enter recipient, subject and text     Message is sent.

Opening New Internet Mail

When Internet Mail message arrives, ringtone plays and appears.  Drag Status Bar down for Notifications Window   Notifications Window opens.  Tap message notification   Message window opens. \- For two or more new messages, Inbox opens; select one.

Opening Internet Mail

 In application sheet, (Email)   Inbox opens.  Tap message   Message window opens.

Web Browsing (Browser)

View Internet sites in Browser.

Using Browser

By default, Quick toolbox guidance appears when activating Browser. • To disable it thereafter, Tap Don't show again ( ) and Tap Close.   In application sheet, (Browser)   Browser activates. \- Flick to scroll.

Adding Bookmarks

 In application sheet, (Browser)   Browser activates.  Open target webpage       Add bookmark window opens.  Check/edit label, URL, etc.     Current webpage is saved as a bookmark.

Opening Bookmarks

 In application sheet, (Browser)   Browser activates.    Bookmark list   Bookmark window opens.  Tap bookmark  Corresponding webpage opens.

Using History

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In application sheet, (Browser)   Browser activates.

2

  Bookmark list   Bookmark window opens.

3

HISTORY   History list appears.

4

Tap item (e.g., today) Tap record  Corresponding webpage opens. · Frequently visited webpages are saved in Most visited.

Saving Webpages

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In application sheet, (Browser)   Browser activates.

2

Open target webpage    ne reading  Current webpage is saved. 

Opening New Tabs

Open up to 16 webpages in different tabs to switch between them easily.

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In application sheet, (Browser)   Browser activates.

2

  New tab   Another tab opens. \- When multiple tabs are open, Tap to open another tab. • To switch tabs, Tap 📄 in Browser, then Tap target tab. 

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.). 

Browser 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.), customize handset address, use anti-spam settings, etc. In Browser,   list My SoftBa   Follow onscreen prompts

Searching for Information

In Browser, Tap URL entry field Enter search text   Tap link

Editing Bookmarks

In Browser,   list Touch & Hold bookmark  or move bookmark Edit   

Deleting Bookmarks

In Browser,  list Touch & Hold bookmark  te bookmark Yes 

Searching within Current Webpage

In Browser,   age Enter search   Search results are highlighted.

Opening Saved Webpages

In Browser,   list SAVED PA   Tap page 

SSL/TLS Caution

When a security notice appears upon opening a webpage, subscribers must decide for themselves whether or not to open the page. Opening secure pages constitutes agreement to the terms of SSL/TLS usage. SoftBank Mobile Corp., Sharp Corporation, VeriSign Japan and Cybertrust cannot be held liable for any damages associated with the use of SSL/TLS.

Camera

Photo Camera....66 Video Camera....67

Photo Camera

Capturing Photos

Capture JPEG images. - Captured photos are saved to handset memory by default. - To capture photos with a blurred background quickly, capture close-ups with Macro set.

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In application sheet, (Camera)   Photo Viewfinder appears.

2

Aim External Camera at subject  \- For people, focus automatically locks on detected face.

3

   Shutter sound plays; photo is saved to handset memory. 

Photo Viewfinder Operations

Adjusting Brightness

Drag up/down for Brightness Scale

Adjusting Zoom

Drag left/right or Pinch/Spread for Zoom Slider \- Zoom may be unavailable depending on Camera mode.

Locking Focus

Tap subject for focus lock • To release shutter, Tap the subject again. - External Camera uses color to track subjects; may not correctly track faintly colored subjects or ones similar to background color.

Opening Captured Photo

Tap preview thumbnail  Album activates (appears) and photo appears.

Using Internal Camera

Use Internal Camera to capture self or others with Lens on Display side.   • Tap to toggle Internal/External Camera. - Some functions/settings are not available for Internal Camera. 

Camera Cautions

General Use

Mind etiquette when using Camera.

Keep Lens Clean

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

Video Camera

Recording Videos

Record H.264/AAC videos. \- Recorded videos are saved to handset memory by default.  In application sheet, (Camera)   Photo Viewfinder appears.     Video Viewfinder appears. \- If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.  Aim External Camera at subject to start recording   Tone sounds and recording starts.   to stop recording   Tone sounds and recording stops; video is saved to handset memory. 

Video Viewfinder Operations

Adjusting Brightness Drag up/down for Brightness Scale Adjusting Zoom Drag left/right or Pinch/Spread for Zoom Slider Playing Recorded Video Tap preview thumbnail Follow onscreen prompts  Album activates (appears) and video plays. Using Internal Camera Use Internal Camera to record self or others with Lens on Display side.   Tap to toggle Internal/External Camera. - Some functions/settings are not available for Internal Camera. 

Camera Cautions

General Use Mind etiquette when using Camera. Keep Lens Clean 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 shine Mobile Light in eyes; may affect eyesight or cause other problems.

Music & Images

Music & Images....70 Music Files (Music)....70 Still Images & Video (Album)....71

Main Applications

Application Description

Music	Play music files saved to handset or SD Card.
Album	Photos and videos shot on handsetor downloaded images are sorted intoPORTRAIT, EVENT and MAP tabs.

Music Files (Music)

Playing Music Files

Supported file formats: \- 3GPP, 3GPP2, MP4, MP3, AMR, WMA (except WMDRM content), ASF (except WMDRM content), OGG Vorbis, WAVE, MIDI, XMF, RTTTL/RTX, OTA, iMelody, ADTS raw AAC, FLAC

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In application sheet, (Music)   Library opens.  appears for the last played song in song list.

2

Tap category (e.g., albums) 

3

Tap item Tap song   Song plays. · In Songs, Tap song directly. - After Tapping an item, you may need to Tap another item (e.g., album name) depending on category. - Flick left/right to toggle categories.

Still Images & Video (Album)

Photos and videos shot on handset or downloaded images are sorted into PORTRAIT, EVENT and MAP tabs.

Opening/Playing Files

View still images and videos saved to handset memory and SD Card. See below for supported file formats. Image File Format Still Image JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP, WBMP, WebP Video 3GPP, 3GPP2, MP4, WMV (except WMDRM content), ASF (except WMDRM content), WebM, Matroska, MPEG2-TS

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In application sheet, (Album)   File list appears. - Tap ALL, PORTRAIT, EVENT or MAP to open files by category. - Flick left/right in file list or folder list to toggle categories. - When activating Album for the first time, ALL file list appears. Album activates in the last-used state thereafter (file list or folder list appears). - Flick up/down for hidden files. - If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.

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Tap file   File opens. \- For video playback, Tap, then select application. If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.

Connectivity

Wi-Fi....74 Tethering Option....76 Bluetooth ^® 77

Wi-Fi

Use household Wi-Fi networks, etc. to connect to the Internet.

Enabling Wi-Fi

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In application sheet, (Settings)  tings   Wi-Fi settings opens.

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 on Action Bar   Wi-Fi is enabled ).ON - Access point search starts; available access points appear upon completion. Tap to disable Wi-Fi (). OFF

Connecting Selected Access Points

Enable handset Wi-Fi first.

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In application sheet, (Settings)  tings   Wi-Fi settings opens.

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Tap access point 

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Enter password  ect   Handset connects to selected 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. - Omit password entry for unprotected access points.

Disconnecting Wi-Fi

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In application sheet, (Settings)  tings   Wi-Fi settings opens.

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Tap connected access point  et   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.

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In application sheet, (Settings)  tings   Wi-Fi settings opens.

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 Wi-Fi Direct   Found Wi-Fi Direct compatible devices appear in Peerices field. · If target device does not appear, Tap SEARCH FOR DEVICES to try searching again.

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Tap target device Follow onscreen prompts for authentication  Tapped device is connected. - A connection request will be canceled if not accepted within a certain period of time. • To disconnect devices, Tap one then Tap OK 

Automatic Updates for Optimizing Wi-Fi Connection

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

+ Wi-Fi Operations

Connecting Access Points Manually

In Wi-Fi settings, ADD NETWORK Enter Network SSID Tap Security field Tap security protocol • Available when Wi-Fi settings is enabled. - Selected security protocol may require other fields to be completed.

Connecting Using AOSS

In Wi-Fi settings, EASY SETTINGS A Follow onscreen prompts

Enabling/Disabling Available Network Notifications

In Wi-Fi settings, Network notification • Available when Wi-Fi settings is enabled. - Tap Network notification to toggle on ( )/off ( ).

Selecting a Wi-Fi Sleep Option

In Wi-Fi settings, Wi-Fi slee policy Tap option

Setting Wi-Fi Frequency Band

In Wi-Fi settings, Advanced Wi-Fi frequency band 5G only or 2.4

Connecting Using WPS

In Wi-Fi settings, EASY SETTINGS Push Button Follow onscreen prompts To connect using the PIN method, Tap EASY SETTINGS in Wi-Fi settings, Tap WPS Pin Entry, then follow onscreen prompts.

Dismissing Access Points

In Wi-Fi settings, Touch & Hold access point network

? 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.

Tethering Option

About Tethering Option

Use handset like a Wi-Fi router to access the Internet from a PC or game device. - Requires separate subscription. - Use after checking that handset is updated to the latest software.

Starting Up Tethering Option

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In application sheet, (Tethering)  Tethering window appears. \- When Terms of Agreement appear, follow onscreen prompts.

Opening Tethering Option Help (Japanese)

 In application sheet, (Tethering)   Tethering window appears.  Help   Help window appears.  Follow onscreen prompts  A description of each item appears. 

Wi-Fi Connection

After enabling Wi-Fi connection (), it will be automatically disabled () when no connection is made to handset for a certain period of time.

Bluetooth®

Connect handset to other Bluetooth ^® devices for wireless connectivity.

Bluetooth® Functions

Function Description

Sound output Listen to music, audio, etc. wirelessly. Handsfree Use Bluetooth® devices (e.g., headsets) conversation for handsfree conversations. File transfer Transfer files between handset and Bluetooth ^® devices.

Enabling Bluetooth®

 In application sheet,      Bluetooth   Bluetooth® menu opens.   on Action Bar   Bluetooth® is enabled   to disable Bluetooth  

Pairing with Other Bluetooth ^® Devices

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.

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In application sheet, (Settings)  tings 

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Bluetooth  Bluetooth® menu opens; found Bluetooth® devices appear in Available devices field. • If target device does not appear, Tap SEARCH FOR DEVICES to try searching again.

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Tap target device Follow onscreen prompts for authentication 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.

Connecting Paired Bluetooth ^® Devices

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In application sheet, (Settings)  tings 

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Bluetooth  Bluetooth® menu opens. \- Paired Bluetooth® devices appear in Paired devices field.

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Tap target device Tapped device is connected.

Sending Files (e.g., Address Book)

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In application sheet, (Address Book)   Address Book opens.

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Tap tab Tap contact   Contact opens. \- Contacts are sorted by the first character of last name (Read last).

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(send) on Action Bar  by Bluetooth 

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  device  File is sent. \- If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.

Receiving Files (e.g., Address Book)

When file reception request arrives, pears. To receive files:

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Drag Status Bar down for Notifications Window 

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Tap Bluetooth® share notification   

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After file reception, Drag Status Bar down for Notifications Window

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Tap Bluetooth® share notification Tap file   of data  /s or J  ∴ m = 3/11   Data is saved. - If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts. - Messages received via Bluetooth® can be used from Contents Manager.

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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. \- If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.

+ Bluetooth® Connection Operations

Renaming Paired Devices

In Bluetooth ^® menu, for target device  → Enter name \- Renaming may not be possible if a pictogram is used.

Unpairing Devices

In Bluetooth® menu, for target device 

Connecting to Bluetooth® Devices by Service

In Bluetooth® menu, for target device Tap item • Available when handset is paired with compatible devices.

Disconnecting Devices (e.g., Handsfree Devices)

In Bluetooth ^® menu, Tap device 

Setting whether to Allow Other Devices to Detect Handset

In Bluetooth® menu, Tap handset name (default:

SBM302SH

- Description below handset name changes to Visible to all nearby Bluetooth devices, and handset will be discoverable from other Bluetooth® devices for a period of time set in Visibility timeout. - Handset returns to non-discoverable state automatically after a period of time set in Visibility timeout, and will be hidden from unpaired devices.

Renaming Handset Name that Appears on Other Devices

In Bluetooth ^® menu,  none Enter  name or me \- Renaming may not be possible if a pictogram is used.

Changing Timeout Duration

In Bluetooth® menu,  timeout Tap  option For Never time out, handset does not return to non-discoverable state automatically.

? 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.)

Bluetooth® Usage Cautions

Connection

Bluetooth® connection may not be possible with some Bluetooth® devices. Noise may interfere with wireless or handsfree conversations.

File Transfer

Files may not appear correctly on recipient devices.

Global Services

Global Roaming 82 Calling from Outside Japan....83

Global Roaming

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

Selecting a Cellular Provider

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

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In application sheet, (Settings) 

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Other settings  ork settings 

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Mobile networks 

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Network operators 

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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.

Calling from Outside Japan

See SoftBank Mobile Website for details: http://mb.softbank.jp/en/global_services/ Access roaming area/rate information or print it out to carry while traveling abroad.

Calling Japan

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In application sheet, (Phone)     Call Window opens. \- When missed call window opens, Tap 3-Line Home returns, perform again.

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Use onscreen dialpad to enter number    Roaming assistant appears. \- Do not add + before the number.

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Japan number   Handset dials the number.

Calling Landlines & Mobiles within Current Country

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In application sheet, (Phone)     Call Window opens. \- When missed call window opens, Tap 3-Line Home returns, perform again.

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Use onscreen dialpad to enter number    Roaming assistant appears. \- Do not add + before the number.

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Stay country number   Handset dials the number.

Calling Countries aside from Japan

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In application sheet, (Phone)   Call Window opens. \- When missed call window opens, Tap 3-Line Home returns, perform again.

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Use onscreen dialpad to enter number  Roaming assistant appears. \- Do not add + before the number.

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Other country number  Country code list appears.

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Tap country code  Handset dials the number. \- When calling SoftBank handsets, always Tap 日本(JPN).

+ International Call Operations

Changing Country Codes

In application sheet, (Settings)   settings sen ist Tap country code  by list Tap country code  \- Tap Entry direct to enter country name and code directly.

Deleting Country Codes

In application sheet, (Settings)   settings list Tap country code  from list

Enabling/Disabling Abroad Assistant

In application sheet, (Settings)   settings 5x4d assistant \- Tap Abroad assistant to toggle Enable ( ) and Disable ( ).

Settings

About Settings....86 Sound Settings....87 Wallpaper & Display Settings....89 Recent Apps Key Setting....90 Device Info....90 Add Account....91 Wi-Fi Settings....92 Home Applications Setting....92 Storage Settings....93 Application Settings....93 Data Transfer....94 Other Settings....96

About Settings

About Settings

In application sheet, Tap (Settings) to customize the following settings. Item Description Profile Check handset number, mail address, etc. Sound Set ringtone, confirmation tones, etc.

Wallpaper & display	Set Wallpaper, Display brightness, etc.
Energy saving	Adjust corresponding settings together at once to save battery power, or check battery status.
Recent apps key	Change function to execute when Tapping Recent apps key.
Device info Check	handset status.
Add account	Create/add accounts; sync them as needed.
Wi-Fi settings Enable Wi-Fi connection.
Wi-Fi spot settings	Make SoftBank Wi-Fi spot settings.
Call Set call options.
Mail settings Set	Mail options.
Browser settings	Set Browser options.
Guide Show/hide	Guide indicator.
Home applications	Switch Home application.
Data usage Check	data usage and set limit.
Storage	Check handset/SD Card memory status, mount SD Card and erase SD Card files.
Application	Check installed applications and running applications.
Data transfer	Import files from other mobiles using SD Card or Bluetooth®, or back up handset files to SD Card.
Other settings	Set operation of other functions.

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In application sheet, (Settings)   Settings opens.

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Set each item  Setting is complete.

Sound Settings

Sound Settings

Item Description Mode settings Set Silent mode. Volume Adjust volume levels.

For Incoming call	Set ringtone and other options for incoming calls.
For new message	Set ringtone and other options for incoming messages.
For notification	Set sound and other options for notifications.

Alarm Set volume and other options for Alarm. Timer Set sound and other options for Timer.

Haptic feedback	Enable Vibration when Tapping dialpad, keys, etc.
Audible touch tones	Enable confirmation tones when Tapping a menu.
Dial pad touch tones	Enable/disable dialpad tones.
Screen lock sounds	Enable tone when locking/unlocking Touchscreen.

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In application sheet, (Settings) 

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Sound   Sound menu opens.

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Set each item  Setting is complete. 

Sound Operations

Set Silent Mode

In Sound menu, Mode settings Tap option \- Camera shutter sound, video recording tones, music, video/game sounds, etc. still play even in Silent mode.

Set Handset Volume

In Sound menu, volume Drag each slider to adjust Volume · Sound plays at set Volume when releasing finger.

Set Ringtone for Incoming Calls


Enable/Disable Vibration for Incoming Calls

In Sound menu, or Incoming call V on Tap option

Set Vibration Pattern for Incoming Calls

 \- Handset vibrates when Tapping a pattern.

Set Notification Lamp Illumination for Incoming Calls

 \- Notification Lamp flashes when Tapping an item.

Set Ringtone for Incoming Messages

 · Sound plays when Tapping a tone/file. To disable ringtone, Tap OFF instead of elect melody.

Set Vibration Pattern for Incoming Messages

 \- Handset vibrates when Tapping a pattern.

Set Notification Lamp Illumination for Incoming Messages

In Sound menu, for new message R ion lamp Blinking pattern or linking color Tap item → OK \- Notification Lamp flashes when Tapping an item.

Set Ringtone Duration for Incoming Messages

In Sound menu, for new message R duration Ring time setting Select time Duration → For Ring single song, selected tone/file plays to the end.

Set Ringtone for Notifications

 \- Sound plays when Tapping a tone/file.

Enable/Disable Notification Lamp for Notifications

In Sound menu, for notification P or notification light - Tap Pulse notification light to toggle on ( )/off ( □ ). - Disable Pulse notification light to save battery power.

Set Ringtone Duration for Notifications

In Sound menu, for notification Ring duration Ring time setting Select time \- For Ring single song, selected tone/file plays to the end.

Enable Vibration when Tapping Dialpad, Keys, Etc.

In Sound menu, laptic feedback Tap Haptic feedback to toggle on ( )/off ( ). \- Disable Haptic feedback to save battery power.

Enable Confirmation Tones when Tapping a Menu

In Sound menu, Audible touch tones Tap Audible touch tones to toggle on()/off (). \- Disable Audible touch tones to save battery power.

Enable/Disable Dialpad Tones

In Sound menu,zial pad touch tones \- Tap Dial pad touch tones to toggle on ( )/off ( ). \- Disable Dial pad touch tones to save battery power.

Enable Tone when Locking/Unlocking Touchscreen

In Sound menu, green lock sounds Tap Screen lock sounds to toggle on ( )/off ( ). \- Disable Screen lock sounds to save battery power.

Wallpaper & Display Settings

Item Description

Wallpaper	Set Wallpaper for SH HOME (Home application).
Welcome Sheet(lock screen)	Set Wallpaper and other options for Welcome sheet (lock screen).
Screen edge effect	Set effect that appears on Display edges when Display turns on.
Brightness Set Display brightness.
Screen timeout	Set a period of inactivity after which Display turns off automatically.
Quality mode	Select a mode (combination of Display color tone and brightness).
Auto-rotate screen	Set whether to rotate Display with handset orientation automatically.
Screen on/off with motion	Set Display to turn on/off according to handset movement or operation.
Font Settings Set font size and font type.
VeilView Prevent peeking.
Daydream	Set screensaver to activate when Display turns off while charging.
Display left percents of Battery	Set whether to show battery strength in percent.

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In application sheet, (Settings) 

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Wallpaper & display   Wallpaper & display menu opens.

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Set each item  Setting is complete. 

Wallpaper & Display Operations

Set Preloaded Image as Wallpaper

Change Wallpaper for SH Home (Home application).  \- For some images, additional settings are available. Follow onscreen prompts.

Set Still Image as Wallpaper for Welcome Sheet (Lock Screen)

 • To remove Wallpaper, Tap To cancel the setting when Tapping an option.

Set a Period of Inactivity after which Display Turns Off

In Wallpaper & display menu, screen timeout Tap time \- Set a shorter time to save battery power.

Set whether to Keep Display Turned On while Hand-Holding Handset

In Wallpaper & display menu, screen on/off with motion  For ON (Notify), a year's indicating Bright Keep is enabled. For ON (Notify) and N (Not notify), regardless of Screen timeout setting, Display turns off shortly after placing handset horizontally. \- Hand-held state is determined based on handset angle and Proximity/Light Sensor responses; may not be determined correctly depending on usage status.

Recent Apps Key Setting

Recent Apps Key Setting  In application sheet, (Settings)   Recent apps key   Quick Launcher cent applications   Setting is complete.

Device Info

Device Info Check handset status.  In application sheet, (Settings)   Device info   Device info menu opens. \- For details on Software update, see "Software Updates." 

Device Info Operations

Make Developer Options Available

In Device info menu, Tap build number seven times \- To access developer options, open Settings, then Tap Other settings e oper options.

Check Handset Status (Battery Status, Handset Number, Etc.)

In Device info menu, status · Tap Battery status to check battery performance. \- Tap IMEI to view barcode with IMEI number.

Diagnose Handset

 To select ( ) or cancel ( ) all items together at once, in Select to diagnosis window, Tap check all) or check all) on Action Bar.

Reboot Handset in Safe Mode

 \- Handset reboots in the near-default state. · To exit safe mode, Tap Self check in Device info menu Reoot to cancel safe mode OK

Check Handset Diagnosis Records

In Device info menu, self-check Tap diagnosis record Follow onscreen prompts

Calibrate Touchscreen

Calibrate Touchscreen to improve response. Hold handset normally during calibration. In Device info menu, adjust touch panel Follow onscreen prompts

Calibrate Motion & Electromagnetic Sensors

In Device info menu, Adjust sensitivity of sensor OK Follow onscreen prompts (tone sounds when calibration completes)

Check Legal Information, Authentication, & Technical Regulations Conformity Certification


Add Account

Add Account

Create/add accounts; sync them as needed.  In application sheet, (Settings)   Add account   Tap account type Follow onscreen prompts An account is added. 

Select Applications to Sync by Account

In application sheet, (Settings) Tap account type → Tap account Tap sync option(s) ( )

Wi-Fi Settings

Wi-Fi Settings

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In application sheet, (Settings) 

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Wi-Fi settings 

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Wi-Fi settings opens.

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OFF on Action Bar 

[NO TEXT]

Wi-Fi is enabled ( ).ON - Access point search starts; available access points appear upon completion. - Tap to disable Wi-Fi (). OFF

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Tap access point Enter password  

[NO TEXT]

Handset connects to selected 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. - Omit password entry for unprotected access points. - See "Wi-Fi" for more about Wi-Fi settings and operations.

Home Applications Setting

Home Applications Setting

Set Home application.

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In application sheet, (Settings) 

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Home applications 

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Home applications menu opens.

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Tap Home application

[NO TEXT]

Setting is complete.

Storage Settings

Storage Settings

Item Description

Total space	Check total space in handset memory and SD Card.
Available	Check free space in handset memory and SD Card.
Mount microSD	Mount SD Card.See "Unmounting SD Card" for details.
Unmount microSD	Unmount SD Card to remove it safely.See "Unmounting SD Card" for details.
Erase microSD	Format SD Card.See "Formatting SD Card" for details.
Export to microSD	Copy handset memory files to SD Card.
Import to phone	Copy SD Card files to handset memory.
microSD backup	Back up files to SD Card.For details on Backup and restore, see "Data Transfer."

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In application sheet, (Settings) 

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Storage   Storage menu opens.

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Set each item  Setting is complete.

Application Settings

Application Settings

Check installed applications and running applications.

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In application sheet, (Settings) 

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Application   Application menu opens. Tap DOWNLOADED, UNNING or L to show applications by category. \- Flick application list left/right to toggle categories.

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Tap application  Application information appears.

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Set each item  Setting is complete.

Data Transfer

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

Restoring Backup Files from SD Card

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In application sheet, (Settings) 

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Data transfer   Data transfer window opens. \- Tap Function information for a tutorial (Japanese) on functions.

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Data import    \- If SD Card is not inserted or there is no backup file on inserted SD Card, Select device to import from window opens. Follow onscreen prompts.

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Tap item Tap backup file  tration or Delete and register  • To select ( ) or cancel ( ) all available items together at once, in Restore item list, Tap check all) or (unchecked all) on Action Bar.

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Yes

 Restore starts. \- If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.

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Complete  Restore is complete.

Backing up Files to SD Card

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In application sheet, (Settings) 

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Data transfer   Data transfer window opens. Tap Function information for a tutorial (Japanese) on functions.

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Save data to microSD 

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Enter Operation Password   

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Tap item(s)  To select ( ) or cancel ( ) all available items together at once, in Backup item list, Tap check all) or (unchecked all) on Action Bar. - If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.

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Save     Backup starts.

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Complete  Backup is complete.

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Backup Caution

Backup requires 11 MB of free space in handset memory. Backup stops if Battery runs low. Check battery charge beforehand.

Other Settings

Other Settings

Item Description

Location services	Enable location information.
Bluetooth Set Bluetooth ® connections.
Network settings	Set Airplane mode, mobile network, etc.
Lock & Security	Set Screen lock, Operation Password, etc.
Secrecy settings	Hide contacts, messaging folders, etc.
Contacts data access monitor	Control access of applications to Address Book.
Language & input	Set functions for language and text entry.
Date & time Set functions for date and time.
Accessibility Set functions for text-to-speech, etc.
Initial setting Perform initial setup manually.
Reset all Delete all handset memory files.

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In application sheet, (Settings) 

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Other settings   Other settings opens.

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Set each item  Setting is complete.

Bluetooth® Settings

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In application sheet, (Settings) 

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Other settings   Other settings opens.

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Bluetooth   Bluetooth® menu opens.

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Set each item  Setting is complete. \- For details on each item, see "Bluetooth®."

Network Settings

Item Description

Airplane mode	Leaving power on, suspend signal-transmitting functions.
NFC/Osaifu-Keitai settings	Set functioning of NFC/Osaifu-Keitai .
Wireless output (Miracast)	Set wireless output.
Home network settings	Share media files with other devices over a home network.
VPN settings Set virtual private networks (VPNs).
Mobile networks	Set Network options.For details onNetwork operators, see "Global Roaming."

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In application sheet, (Settings) 

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Other settings   Other settings opens.

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Network settings   Network settings opens.

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Set each item  Setting is complete.

+ Network Settings Operations

Enable/Disable Signal-Transmitting Functions In Network settings, airplane mode \- Tap Airplane mode to toggle on ( )/off ( ). Enable/Disable Sharing of Handset Memory/SD Card Media Files on DLNA Devices In Network settings, home network settings Home network server \- Set up Wi-Fi for home NW server beforehand. Tap Home network server to toggle on ( )/off (□). \- See TV user guide to learn how to connect handset to DLNA-compatible TV. Set up a Network (Wi-Fi Access Point) for DLNA Service In Network settings, home network settings V for home NW server Tap access point • Available when Home network server is disabled. \- If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts. Save Handset Name that Appears on DLNA Devices In Network settings, Home network settings Home network server name Tap server name field Enter → name • Available when Home network server is disabled. Add Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) In Network settings, VPN settings on Action Bar Set \- Set up pattern, Lock No. passcode or password for Screen lock beforehand. \- Tap an added VPN to connect/disconnect it. Touch & Hold to edit/delete it. Enable/Disable Mobile Data Transmissions In Network settings, Mobile networks D to transmission \- Tap Data transmission to toggle on ( )/off ( ). Enable/Disable Data Roaming In Network settings, Mobile networks D roaming \- Tap Data roaming to toggle on ( )/off ( ). - If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts. Add Access Points In Network settings, mobile networks A Point Names Tap item Set Save Delete Added Access Points In Network settings, Mobile networks A Point Namesult Select whether to Use 4G LTE & 4G Networks In Network settings, mobile networks U Tap Jse 4G to toggle on ( )/off ( ).

Lock & Security Settings

Item Description

Operation password setting	Set Operation Password to use or change some functions.See "Setting Operation Password" for details.
Screen lock Set Screen lock option.
NFC screen-unlock settings	Use IC Card (NFC) as an option to cancel Screen lock.
Owner info	Show owner information in Welcome sheet (lock screen).
USIM card lock settings	Set whether to require PIN entry when powering on.See "USIM PIN" for details.
Visible passwords	Show/hide passwords as you type.
Device administrator	Enable/disable device management options.
Unknown sources	Enable/disable installation of non-Google Play applications.
Verify apps	When installing a malicious application, show a warning or prevent its installation.
Use secure credentials	Control access of applications to secure certificates and other authentication information.
Install from microSD	Install encrypted authentication information from SD Card.
Clear credentials	Delete all authentication information and reset password for authentication information storage.

 In application sheet, (Settings)   Other settings   Other settings opens.  Lock & Security   Lock & Security menu opens.  Set each item  Setting is complete.

+ Lock & Security Operations

Disable Screen Lock

In Lock & Security menu, screen lock N  \- When an option other than None or Hide is selected, after Tapping Screen lock, cancel Screen lock to proceed.

Require Dragging for Canceling Screen Lock

In Lock & Security menu, screen lock S  \- When an option other than None or Hide is selected, after Tapping Screen lock, cancel Screen lock to proceed.

Require Face Recognition for Canceling Screen Lock

In Lock & Security menu, screen lock F   Read message  t up Cont    Align face with guide Face captured. appears  Continue Tap secondary unlock option (in case of face recognition failure) Set pattern or passcode   \- When an option other than None or lide is selected, after Tapping Screen lock, cancel Screen lock to proceed.

Require Pattern Drawing for Canceling Screen Lock

In Lock & Security menu, screen lock P   Draw pattern  Inue Draw pattern again   \- When an option other than None or lide is selected, after Tapping Screen lock, cancel Screen lock to proceed.

Require Passcode Entry for Canceling Screen Lock

In Lock & Security menu, screen lock L   Enter passcode  inue Re-enter passcode   \- When an option other than None orlide is selected, after Tapping Screen lock, cancel Screen lock to proceed.

Require Password Entry for Canceling Screen Lock

In Lock & Security menu, green lock P   Enter password inue Re-enter password  \- When an option other than None or lide is selected, after Tapping Screen lock, cancel Screen lock to proceed.

Set whether to Show Owner Information in Welcome Sheet (Lock Screen)

In Lock & Security menu, Owner info S  owner

info on lock screen

- 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 📊 Welcome sheet (lock screen). (Tap 🌐 hide it.)

Enable/Disable Installation of Non-Google Play Applications

In Lock & Security menu, Unknown sources - Tap Unknown sources to toggle on ( )/off ( ). - If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.

Contacts Data Access Monitor Setting

Control access of applications to Address Book.

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In application sheet, (Settings) 

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Other settings   Other settings opens.

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Contacts data access monitor   Contacts data access monitor window opens.

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Tap application  it access or access 

OK

  Setting is complete. \- Select Notify statusbar. to show a notification when an application accesses Address Book.

Language & Input Settings

Item Description

Select language	Select handset interface language.
Spell checker Enable/disable spelling correction.
Personal dictionary	Save words to user dictionary.
Default Set default input method.
Google Keyboard	Set functioning of Google Keyboard.
Google voice typing	Enable/disable voice input.
iWnn IME - SH edition	Set functioning of iWnn IME - SH edition.
Voice Search Set voice search options.
Text-to-speech output	Set text-to-speech options.

Pointer speed Set pointer speed for mouse/trackpad use.

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In application sheet, (Settings) 

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Other settings   Other settings opens.

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Language & input   Language & input menu opens.

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Set each item  Setting is complete. 

Language & Input Operations

Select Handset Interface Language In Language & input menu, Select language Tap option Save Words to User Dictionary  To delete a word, Tap it then Tap Set Functioning of Google Keyboard In Language & input menu, for Google Keyboard  Tap item Follow onscreen prompts \- For some items, setting completes when Tapping the item. Set iWnn IME - SH edition In Language & input menu, for iWnn IME - SH edition → Tap item Tap item Follow onscreen prompts

Date & Time Settings

Item Description

Automatic date & time	Set date and time automatically.
Auto timezone	Enable/disable automatic time zone adjustment.
Set date Set date manually.
Set time Set time manually.
Select time zone	Set time zone manually.
Use 24-hour format	Enable/disable 24-hour format.
Choose date format	Set date format.

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In application sheet, (Settings) 

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Other settings   Other settings opens.

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Date & time   Date & time menu opens.

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Set each item  Setting is complete. 

Date & Time Operations

Set Date & Time Automatically In Date & time menu, automatic date & time Tap Automatic date & time to toggle on (/) off (☐). Enable/Disable Automatic Time Zone Adjustment In Date & time menu, Auto timezone \- Tap Auto timezone to toggle on ( )/off ( ). Set Date Manually In Date & time menu, set date Select date · Available when Automatic date & time is disabled. Set Time Manually In Date & time menu, set time Select time • Available when Automatic date & time is disabled. Set Time Zone Manually In Date & time menu, select time zone Tap-country/area • Available when Auto timezone is disabled. Enable/Disable 24-hour Format In Date & time menu, Use 24-hour format Tap Use 24-hour format to toggle on (/) off (). Set Date Format In Date & time menu, Choose date format Tap option

Reset All

Delete all handset memory files. \- Reset all deletes all handset memory files including shot photos and some preinstalled applications irreversibly. Back up important information before performing Reset all.

1

In application sheet, (Settings) 

2

Other settings   Other settings opens.

3

Reset all all 

4

Enter Operation Password   Reset all window opens.  Read message  t phone  \- To delete all SD Card files simultaneously, Tap Delete data in microSD as well. ( ).  Erase everything  Reset all starts.

Appendix

Specifications....106 Customer Service....107

Handset

Handset specifications are as follows. - Times below were measured with Eco backlight control disabled, Outdoor view disabled, Brightness set to approximately half of maximum (11 of 21). - Times below may vary with location, status, settings, etc. - Display employs precision technology; however, some pixels may remain on/off. Item Description

Weight 147 g (with Internal Battery)
Internal
Battery	2,600 mAh
Capacity
Continuous	3G: 1,100 minutes 1
Talk Time 2	GSM: 700 minutes 1
Continuous	3G: 550 hours 1
Standby	GSM: 450 hours 1
Time 3	4G (AXGP Network): 380 hours 1
	4G (FDD-LTE Network): 450 hours 1
Continuous TV	Full Seg: 5 hours 1
Viewing Time 4	One Seg: 7.5 hours 1
Charging Time 5	190 minutes 1
Dimensions (W x H x D)	70 mm x 132 mm x 9.9 mm (without protruding parts) 1
Maximum Output	3G: 0.25 WGSM (900 MHz): 2 W, GSM (1800 MHz, 1900 MHz): 1 W4G: 0.2 W
Maximum Transmission Speed 6	SoftBank 4G: 110 Mbps in downlink, 10 Mbps in uplinkSoftBank 4G LTE: 75 Mbps 7 in downlink, 25 Mbps in uplink

1 Approximate value. 2 Average measured with handset fully charged, in strong signal conditions at rest. 3 Average measured with handset fully charged, without calls or operations, in strong signal conditions at rest, and with Data transmission and Urgent News disabled. May vary with battery strength, ambient temperature, settings, etc. 4 Average measured with handset fully charged, with Audio settings set to Natural in landscape view (full screen), using Headphones with Mic (optional accessory) at maximum volume, until Battery runs low (10% of capacity). Viewing time may vary with signal strength and content to be viewed. One Seg Viewing Time was measured with Receive while saving the battery set. 5 Measured with power off using AC Charger. 6 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. 7 Maximum downlink speed is 37.5 Mbps in some areas. For Network coverage information, see SoftBank Mobile Website (such information may be available in Japanese only).

AC Charger

Item Description

Power Source AC 100 V - 240 V, 50/60 Hz
Power Consumption	9 W
Output Voltage/ Current	DC 5.0 V/1.0 A
Charging Temperature	5°C to 35°C
Dimensions (W x H x D)	40 mm x 53 mm x 23 mm (without protruding parts, cable) 1
Cable Length 1.5 m -1
Material/ Finishing	PC, MBS, PBT, and TPE resin; copper alloy; SUS/Ni plating

1 Approximate value.

Desktop Holder

Item Description

Input
Voltage/Current	DC 5.0 V/1.8A
Output
Voltage/Current	DC 5.0 V/1.8 A
Charging Temperature	5°C to 35°C
Dimensions (W x H x D)	137 mm x 56 mm x 50 mm 1
Material/Finishing	ABS resin; PORON®; POM resin/Gold plating

1 Approximate value.

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)

From a SoftBank handset, dial toll free at 113 From a landline/IP phone, dial toll free at 0800-919-0113 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

From a SoftBank handset, dial toll free at 151 From a landline/IP phone, dial toll free at 0800-1700-151

SoftBank Mobile Global Call Center

From outside Japan, dial [phone] (toll free from SoftBank handsets) If handset is lost/stolen, call this number immediately (international charges apply)

Safety Precautions

Safety Precautions....110 Important Product Information....116 Handset & Hardware Care.... 117 General Notes.... 119 FCC Notice.... 120 RF Exposure Information/Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) Information.... 121 Water Resistance....122

Safety Precautions

Read Safety Precautions before using handset. Observe precautions to avoid injury to self or others, or damage to property. SoftBank Mobile 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  DANGER Great risk of death or serious injury  WARNING Risk of death or serious injury  CAUTION Risk of minor injury or damage to property These symbols signify prohibited/compulsory actions; learn them before reading on: Symbol Description

Prohibited

Do Not Disassemble

Avoid Liquids Or Moisture

Do Not Use Wet Hands

Compulsory

Disconnect Power Source

Prohibited actions Disassembly prohibited Exposure to liquids prohibited Use with wet hands prohibited Compulsory actions Unplug from outlet Handset, USIM Card, Charger (including Optional Accessories), Desktop Holder, TV Input-to-Micro USB Cable, Micro USB Cable (Optional Accessory) & SD Card (Optional Accessory) 

DANGER

 Use specified Charger, Desktop Holder 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 expose internal handset parts, Charger or Desktop Holder to liquids. Do not let exposed internal parts remain wet; do not charge while they are wet. May cause overheating, electric shock, fire, injury or malfunction. Use only as directed.  Do not charge, use, or leave handset or related hardware in extreme heat (fire, heat sources, direct sunlight, inside vehicles, 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.

WARNING

 Display uses tempered glass; however, do not subject to impact or apply excessive force. Display may break, scattering sharp glass pieces. Should Display break, do not touch glass pieces or broken parts directly; may cause injury.  Do not place handset, Charger or Desktop Holder 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. Handset use near petrochemicals or other flammables may cause fire/explosion; power off before using NFC (including Osaifu-Keitai®) at gas stations; unlock NFC (including Osaifu-Keitai®) before powering 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.  For unusual sound/odor, smoke or other abnormality: Continued use may cause fire, electric shock, etc.; grasp plug to disconnect Charger, then power off, being careful not to burn or injure yourself.  Keep liquid (e.g., pet urine) and conductive material (e.g., pencil lead, metal strip/jewelry) away from charging terminals and External Device Port. May cause short-circuiting, resulting in fire, malfunction, etc.  Never charge handset while it is wet. May cause fire, malfunction, burns, etc. due to electric shock or short-circuiting.  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 or Desktop Holder may overheat, emit smoke, ignite, malfunction, etc.

CAUTION

 Do not place handset or related hardware on unstable surfaces. Handset or related hardware may fall, resulting in injury, malfunction, etc.; take added care when Vibration is set or while charging.  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


DANGER

Use/dispose of Internal Battery according to battery type. Symbol on Label Battery Type Li-ion00 Lithium-ion  Prohibited Do not dispose of handset in fire. Internal Battery may leak, burst, ignite, etc.  Prohibited Do not damage (nail, hammer, stomp, etc.) handset or subject it to strong impact. Internal Battery may leak, overheat, burst, ignite, etc.  Compulsory If battery fluid gets in eyes, do not rub; rinse with clean water and consult a doctor immediately. Eyes may be severely damaged. 

WARNING

 Compulsory If battery fluid contacts skin or clothes, discontinue handset use and rinse with clean water immediately. May cause skin damage.  Compulsory If charging continues even after specified Charging Time, stop charging. Internal Battery may leak, overheat, burst, ignite, etc.  Compulsory 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.  Compulsory 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. 

CAUTION

 Prohibited Do not dispose of handset with ordinary refuse. Battery is built into handset; take handset to a SoftBank Shop for appropriate disposal.

Handset

WARNING

 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.  Power off before boarding aircraft to avoid possible radio wave interference with aircraft operations. If mobile phone use is allowed on board, follow airline instructions regarding handset use.  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 look into Infrared Port during Infrared transmissions. Eyesight may be affected.  Do not shine Mobile Light in eyes. May temporarily affect eyesight or startle, leading to accidents.

CAUTION

 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.  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.  Keep handset away from magnetic items (e.g., magnetic cards). Data on bank cards, credit cards, telephone cards, floppy disks, etc. may be lost.  Do not swing handset by Strap or TV Antenna. May harm self or others; Strap may break, resulting in injury or handset malfunction/breakage.  Handset may become hot while in use, especially in high temperatures. Prolonged contact with skin may cause burns.  Always maintain some distance from Speaker while ringtones, music or other handset sounds play. Excessive volume may damage ears or hearing.  Watch Full Seg and One Seg from a distance in good light. Watching in poor light or too close may affect eyesight.  Moderate handset Volume when using Headphones. Excessive volume may damage ears or hearing. Charger (including Optional Accessories) & Desktop Holder

WARNING

 Do not cover/wrap Charger while charging. Charger may overheat, resulting in fire, 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.  DISCONNECT Power Source Unplug Charger for periods of disuse; grasp plug to disconnect. May cause electric shock, fire or malfunction.  Power Source If liquid (water, pet urine, etc.) gets inside, grasp plug to disconnect it immediately. May cause electric shock, smoke or fire.  To remove debris, grasp plug to disconnect Charger, then clean with a dry cloth. Fire may result.  Plug Charger firmly into the outlet, keeping the plug, Charger terminals and Desktop Holder terminals away from conductive material (pencil lead, metal strip/jewelry, etc.). May cause electric shock, short-circuiting, fire, etc.  DO NOT USE Wet Hands Do not touch plug with wet hands. May cause electric shock, malfunction, etc.  P. Offshore Do not touch Charger if thunder is audible. May cause electric shock or other problems.  PROHIBITED Do not use Desktop Holder inside vehicles. Extreme temperature or vibration may cause fire or malfunction.  Do not use Charger or Desktop Holder 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.  Computation Use only the specified fuse for In-Car Charger. Non-specified fuse may cause fire or malfunction. See In-Car Charger manual for details. 

CAUTION

 Disconnect Grasp plug to disconnect Charger before cleaning. May cause electric shock or other problems.  Compulsory Always grasp plug (not cord/cable) to disconnect Charger. Pulling plug by cord/cable may damage cord/cable and cause electric shock, fire, etc.  Prohibited Do not subject Charger to strong impact while it is plugged in. May cause malfunction or injury.  Prohibited Do not touch charging terminals of Desktop Holder while it is connected to the outlet. May cause burns.  Prohibited Keep hands and other body parts away from charging terminals. May cause electric shock, injury or malfunction.

TV Input-to-Micro USB Cable


DANGER

 Prohibited Never connect TV Input-to-Micro USB Cable if thunder is audible. May cause electric shock, ignition, fire, etc.

Handset Use & Electronic Medical Equipment

This section is based on "Guidelines on the Use of Radio Communications Equipment such as Cellular Telephones and Safeguards for Electronic Medical Equipment" (Electromagnetic Compatibility Conference, April 1997) and "Guidelines to safeguard implanted medical devices against radio emissions from the use of radio equipment" (Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, January 2013). 

WARNING

 Compulsory Persons with implanted pacemaker/defibrillator should keep handset more than 15 cm away. Radio waves may interfere with implanted pacemakers or defibrillators.  Compulsory 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.  Compulsory 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.  Compulsory Observe these rules inside medical facilities to avoid effects of radio waves on electronic medical equipment: \- Do not enter an operating room or an Intensive or Coronary Care Unit while carrying a handset. \- Keep handset off in hospitals. \- Even in lobbies or other places where mobile phone use is permitted, keep handset off near electronic medical equipment. \- Obey medical facility rules on mobile phone use.

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. - 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. 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 internal temperature and prevent automatic shutdown, exit all applications and activate Screen lock. After a period of Camera use at high internal temperature, warning appears and handset automatically shuts down after approximately 1 minute. (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.

Full Seg & One Seg

- Handset Full Seg/One Seg reception may be disrupted inside buildings, tunnels or underground, or when moving into/out of such places; may affect Full Seg/One Seg images. - Check reception beforehand; programs may not be viewable in some areas since reception varies depending on usage environment.

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 (Urgent News Incoming Setting is enabled). - Alert tones sound even in Silent 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 Urgent News Incoming Setting is enabled. - SoftBank Mobile Corp. cannot be held liable for any damages associated with this service, including accidents resulting from received information, reception timing or reception failure.

Handset & Hardware Care

- During periods of disuse, charge handset to approximately 40% at least once every 6 months; if left uncharged, files/settings may be affected or handset may become unusable. SoftBank Mobile Corp. is not liable for any resulting damages. - Use handset within 5°C - 35°C (up to 40°C for brief periods in bathrooms, shower rooms, etc.) 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. - Handset may not charge properly if charging terminals are obstructed by dust, debris, etc. Clean with a dry cloth, cotton swab, etc. - 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. - Avoid covering Earpiece, Mics and Speaker while using handset. - Proximity Sensor prevents Touchscreen misoperation during calls. Do not cover or place a sticker/label over Proximity Sensor; Display may remain off during calls, disabling handset operation. - Do not cover Proximity Sensor or place a sticker/label over it; may hinder ambient light detection, resulting in malfunction of Proximity Sensor.

SD/USIM Card Slot

SD Card Slot is located above USIM Card Slot. Insert each card into correct opening in correct orientation. · Always power off before card insertion/removal. - Place USIM Card in USIM Tray beforehand. 

Touchscreen

\- 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 labels or stickers over Display · If Display is wet, wipe it with a soft cloth. · To improve response, calibrate Touchscreen as follows. In application sheet, (Settings) info Adjust touch panel Follow onscreen prompts \- In the following cases, Press to activate Screen lock, then Press again to cancel it. - Handset operates automatically without touch input - Handset does not respond to touch input

TV Antenna

Pulling TV Antenna by its top, extend it fully; adjust angle to find best reception. After use, straighten TV Antenna and gently retract it from the bottom. Do not carry handset with TV Antenna extended; damage may result.

Saving Battery Power

Reduce battery consumption as follows. In application sheet, (Settings) saving Energy saving settings y save \- When Energy save is enabled, Energy save symbol appears green.

Headphones

Headphones with Mic (SHLDL1) are available for separate purchase. Other headphone mics may not function properly on handset. \- Do not subject Headphone Port to strong impact while using Headphones with Mic; water resistance may be affected.

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 Mobile 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. To view related information (Japanese): In application sheet, (Settings)   Authentication 2.4FH1/XX4

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 and 5 GHz band with DSSS-OFDM modulation. Maximum transmission radius is 40 meters. To view related information (Japanese): In application sheet, (Settings)  Authentication  Available Channels in the 5 GHz Band Three bands are available within the 5 GHz frequency band: 5.2 GHz, 5.3 GHz and 5.6 GHz (W52/W53/W56). - W52 (5.2 GHz band; channels 36, 38, 40, 44, 46, 48) - W53 (5.3 GHz band; channels 52, 54, 56, 60, 62, 64) - W56 (5.6 GHz band; channels 100, 102, 104, 108, 110, 112, 116, 118, 120, 124, 126, 128, 132, 134, 136, 140) Using the 5.2 GHz or 5.3 GHz band (W52/W53) for outdoor communication is prohibited by the Radio Law. ■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.

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: - 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) 

Electromagnetic Safety in Europe

For body-worn operation, this mobile phone has been tested and meets RF exposure guidelines when used with an accessory containing no metal and positioning the handset a minimum 15 mm from the body. Use of other accessories may not ensure compliance with RF exposure guidelines.

CE Declaration of Conformity

In some countries/regions including Europe, there are restrictions on the use of 5 GHz WLAN that may limit the use to indoors only. If you intend to use 5 GHz WLAN on the device, check the local laws and regulations beforehand. Hereby, Sharp Telecommunications of Europe Ltd, declares that 302SH 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/

CE0168①

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°C - 35°C; Internal Battery may leak/overheat and performance may deteriorate outside this range.

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 was 0.455 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 0.374 W/kg***. As SAR is measured utilizing the device's highest transmitting power the actual SAR of this device while operating is typically below that indicated above. This is due to automatic changes to the power level of the device to ensure it only uses the minimum level required to reach the network. 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. *The tests are carried out in accordance with international guidelines for testing. **Please see "Electromagnetic Safety in Europe" for important notes regarding body-worn operation. ***A method of measuring SAR when a mobile phone is used at positions other than at the ear was established in March 2010 through an international standard (IEC62209-2). World Health Organization http://www.who.int/emf List of Specific Absorption Rates (SAR) for radio waves by smartphone model http://www.softbank.jp/mobile/support/sar/ (Japanese)

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 128 mV.

5 GHz WLAN Operation in USA

Within the 5.15-5.25 GHz band, U-NII devices are restricted to indoor operations to reduce any potential for harmful interference to co-channel Mobile Satellite Services (MSS) operations.

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.

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 0.31 W/kg, and when worn on the body in a holder or carry case, is 0.43 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 APYHRO00198. Additional information on Specific Absorption Rates (SAR) can be found on the FCC Radio Frequency Safety website at http://transition.fcc.gov/oet/rfsafety/.

RF Exposure Information/Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) Information

RF Exposure Information/Specific Absorption Rate* (SAR) Information

This mobile phone SoftBank 302SH meets the MIC's**** technical regulation for exposure to radio waves. The technical regulation* 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 international guidelines recommended by ICNIRP****. The highest SAR value for this mobile phone is 0.461 W/kg when tested for use at the ear. While there may be differences between the SAR levels of various phones and at various positions, all phones meet MIC's technical regulation. 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 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) *The technical regulation is provided in Article 14-2 of the Ministry Ordinance Regulating Radio Equipment. **Provided for in "Radio-radiation protection guidelines," reported in 1997 by the Telecommunications Technology Council, Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications. ***A method of measuring SAR when a mobile phone is used at positions other than at the ear was established in March 2010 through an international standard (IEC62209-2). MIC technical regulation was reported in October 2011 by the Information and Communications Council. ****Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications *****International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection Standards of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) of the U.S. Government and information from the E.U. are given as information relating to RF exposure. For details, see "FCC RF Exposure Information" and "European RF Exposure Information."

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.) 1IPX5 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 base 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 Headphone Port, External Device Port or Charging Terminals while they are 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°C - 35°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°C - 35°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 high-pressure water/shower (over 6 liters/min.) or water immersion. - Do not expose handset to high humidity for long periods; avoid prolonged use in bath/shower rooms. • Volume may be low when Mic, Earpiece or Speaker is wet; dry handset before use (see "Drying Handset"). - Charger, Desktop Holder and optional accessories are not water or dust proof. 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; do not poke Mic, Earpiece, Speaker, etc. with a sharp object. - Avoid placing handset directly on sand. Sand may penetrate Earpiece, Speaker, etc., resulting in low volume. - Do not move handset directly from a cold place to a warm humid place; condensation may occur. Should this happen, dry handset naturally at room temperature. - Handset does not float on water. - Keep handset out of heavy rain.

Charging Cautions

- Never charge handset while it is wet; may cause fire, malfunction or burns due to electric shock or short-circuiting. Be sure to dry it before use. - Do not use Desktop Holder or Charger in rooms where water is regularly in use (kitchens, bathrooms, shower rooms, etc.); may cause fire or electric shock.

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. - Do not insert a sharp object into Card Slot Cover gap, Headphone Port or External Device Port. - If Card Slot Cover is damaged or deformed, contact a SoftBank Shop. • 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°C - 35°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. - Headphone 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 Headphone Port or External Device Port; water resistance may be affected causing malfunction.

Drying Handset

After exposing handset to water, be sure to dry Headphone Port, Earpiece, Speaker, Mics, External Device Port and Charging Terminals. \- When shaking handset, hold it firmly so as not to drop it.

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Wipe handset surface with dry cloth

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Holding handset firmly by its sides, shake it about 20 times 

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Pat against dry cloth to remove moisture from holes and grooves 

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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. • Voice quality may be affected, or moisture may transfer to clothes, bag, etc. - Moisture may short-circuit Headphone Port, External Device Port or other parts. - Exposure to cold may freeze moisture and cause malfunction.

302SH User Guide Index

 About Settings....86 Add Account....91 Address Book....50 Applications....20 Application Settings....93  Basic Operations....18 Bluetooth ^® 77  Calling.... 44 Calling from Outside Japan.... 83 Charging Handset....11 Creating/Sending Gmail....56 Customer Service.... 107 Customizing 3-Line Home.... 40  Data Transfer.... 94 Device Info....90  FCC Notice.... 120  General Notes.... 119 Global Roaming....82 Google Play.... 26 Google™ Accounts.... 24  Handset & Hardware Care.... 117 Handset Memory & SD Card....8 Handset Phone Number.... 21 Home Applications Setting.... 92  Important Product Information....116 Introduction....3  Messaging.... 52 Mobile Manners.... 21 Music & Images....70 Music Files (Music).... 70  Notifications Window....37  Opening & Replying to S! Mail/SMS.... 54 Opening Received Gmail.... 57 Opening Received S! Mail/SMS....56 Optional Services....45 Other Settings.... 96  Package Contents.... 6 Parts & Functions....6 Photo Camera.... 66 Power On/Off.... 13  Recent Apps Key Setting.... 90 RF Exposure Information/Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) Information.... 121  Safety Precautions....110 Screen Lock.... 30 Security Codes.... 28 Sending S! Mail/SMS....52 Software Updates....30 Sound Settings....87 Specifications....106 Status Bar.... 36 Still Images & Video (Album)....71 Storage Settings....93  Tethering Option.... 76 Text Entry....22 Touchscreen Operations.... 14  USIM Card Installation.... 7 USIM PIN....29 Using Internet Mail.... 58 Using Mini-Applications & Mini-Widgets.... 39 Using Quick Launcher....38  Video Camera.... 67  Wallpaper & Display Settings....89 Water Resistance....122 Web Browsing (Browser)...... 60 Welcome Sheet (Lock Screen) Basics....34 Wi-Fi....74 Wi-Fi Settings....92  3-Line Home Basics.... 35

SoftBank 302SH User Guide

January 2014, First Edition SoftBank Mobile Corp. Visit SoftBank Shop for assistance Model: SoftBank 302SH Manufacturer : SHARP CORPORATION