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1 Inputting text <Input>416 5-touch input method text entry <5-touch>416 Editing/Saving phrases <Save phrase>40 Cutting/Copying/Pasting text <Copy text>41 Inputting kuten code <Kuten code input>41 Registering frequently used words <Register words (User dictionary)>4 Resetting memorized conversion candidates <clear memory terms>4 Using a downloaded dictionary <Dwnld dictionary>4 Selecting the conversion method <guess conversion>44 -touch input method text entry <-touch>44 Refer to Kuten Code List in PDF format in the accompanying CD-ROM or in DoCoMo website for details on Kuten Code List. Adobe Reader is required to view Kuten Code List in PDF format. Install it from the accompanying CD-ROM to your PC if not installed. Refer to Adobe Reader Help for details on how to use the software. 415
2 Input Inputting text Input text for various functions on the FOMA terminal, such as phonebook and mail. Connect commercially available Bluetooth compatible keyboard and input text (np. 408). Refer to Bluetooth compatible keyboard on P. 409 for details on Bluetooth compatible keyboard. Text input methods 5-touch 5-touch input method text entry Switching input modes (5-touch input) Switch input modes to enter various types of text. 1 In the text input screen, press a. Input mode display Input methods Types of characters Conversion methods 5-touch -touch Romaji method Double-byte Single-byte Quick conversion Guess conversion Each key is assigned multiple characters. Character switches each time key is pressed. Use two-digit combinations to enter character. Use the alphabet key on Bluetooth compatible keyboard and enter character in romaji. Only when being connected to the Bluetooth compatible keyboard, it can be selected. Kanji, hiragana, katakana, alphabet (upper/lower case), numbers, symbols, pictographs Katakana, alphabet (upper/lower case), numbers, symbols For every one to five hiragana characters entered, conversion candidate words starting with those characters appear. After characters are confirmed, the next word is predicted from previous input/ conversion records, appearing as following candidate characters. Input mode layout Switch input mode palette Input mode display Switch input mode palette Available characters あ > Kanji/Hiragana ア [ Double-byte katakana ア ^ Single-byte katakana ABC Double-byte alphanumeric X characters (upper case) abc Double-byte alphanumeric i characters (lower case) ABC d Single-byte alphanumeric characters (upper case) abc j Single-byte alphanumeric characters (lower case) 1 } Single-byte numbers Kuten U Kuten code 416
3 Perform one of the following to select input modes of the switch input mode palette. Dial key (1 to 9) The order of the switch input mode palette corresponds to the keypad layout. Press w to select the input mode/t. When the Input method is Romaji method, ローマ appears in the input mode display. Inputting text For details on key assignment np. 477 Example: When entering 電話 1 In the text input screen, enter でんわ. でんわ : Press 4 (four times)/* (once)/0 (three times)/r/0 (once). To change characters: Press v. Conversion candidates field Press p to move the cursor to the conversion candidate field. To show the next list: Press a. To show the previous list: Press m. To switch between Normal conversion and Quick conversion: Press C. To change characters (only during Normal conversion): Press i/c. 3 Select 電話 /t. In the mode other than the Kanji/Hiragana input mode, the conversion candidate field does not appear, so steps and 3 are not required. Related Operations Add dakuten ( )/handakuten ( ) Enter a character/* ( )/* ( )/* (unmarked character)/* ( )... When entering a single-byte katakana: Enter the character/ * ( )/* ( )/* ( ー )/* (K)/* ( )... Add a space at the end of the message Press r at the end. Enter multiple characters assigned to the same key Enter a character/r. Alternatively, press the same key for 1+ seconds. Switch upper/lower case Enter a character/m. Convert hiragana to katakana or alphanumeric characters <Kana/English> Enter hiragana/c/select a conversion candidate/ t. Scroll backwards through characters Enter a character/s. Undo the previous operation <Undo> Press s. View the Key list <Key list> In the text input screen, press C/[Key list]. Continued on next page 417
4 418 1-character memory conversion <1 chara mem conv> Set whether to display a kanji or text string that has been entered once as a conversion candidate next time when the first character is entered with conversion. dict]/[guess conversion]. Select [1 chara mem conv]/select the setting/ t. When a kanji cannot be found <1 kanji conversion> Enter a single kanji by its on or kun reading. 1 In the text input screen, enter hiragana/a. Select a kanji/t. (Related operations) Entering a space A single-byte space will be entered regardless of the input mode. Each space is counted as one character. Switch upper/lower case For alphabet, the input mode is also switched. Kana/English conversion Conversion candidates appear for the katakana, number or alphabet assigned to the key and predicted date and time in both double- and single-byte characters. Canceling operations (UNDO function) Up to 10 previous operations can be canceled. When a message is entered, undo is available only once. Undo may not be available depending on the entry screen. There are 6,355 kanji available from JIS level-1/level- kanji sets. Complex kanji are changed in part or are excluded. Converting multiple hiragana by one-touch key operation <One-touch Conv> From all the hiragana combinations assigned to each key, conversion candidates appear. One-touch conversion works best with nouns. Example: When entering おはよう 1 In the text input screen, press To enter dakuten/handakuten: Press *. Example: To enter 会議, press 1*. 3 Press o to move the cursor to the conversion candidate field. Select おはよう /t.
5 Predictive headword conversion In One-touch conversion, words that start with the characters assigned to the pressed key (words starting with あ, い, う, え, お when あ is entered) appear according to the time of day. Words shown are already registered and grouped into the following times: 5:00 to 10:59, 11:00 to 16:59, 17:00 to :59, and 3:00 to 4:59. Selecting conversion candidates with dial keys <Direct conversion> When the list number appears in the conversion candidate field when texts are input, press 1 to 9, 0, * or # corresponding to the list number to select a conversion candidate. dict]/[direct conversion]. Select the setting/t. When Direct conversion is set to [OFF], the list number does not appear. Input the next text when the cursor is in the conversion candidate field. Editing text Adding characters 1 Move the cursor to the location to add characters. Enter characters/t. Deleting one character 1 In the text input screen, press c. The character to the right of the cursor is deleted. When the cursor is on a character, the character at the location is deleted. Deleting characters collectively 1 In the text input screen, press c (for 1+ seconds). When characters are after the cursor, all characters on and after the cursor are deleted. If the cursor is at the end of the message, all characters before the cursor are deleted. Using preset phrases <Insert phrase> Enter preset phrases (np. 480), original phrases (np. 40) and mail addresses easily. 1 In the text input screen, press C/[Insert phrase]. Alternatively, press a (for 1+ seconds). To switch between Show by category and Show all: Press i. Select a phrase/t/confirm the phrase/t. Entering pictographs/symbols For details on the Pictograph list np. 479 For details on the Symbols/Special character list np In the text input screen, press i. Select a type. To switch between Pictograph and Deco-mail pictograph: Press i. To switch between single- and double-byte symbols: Press C. 3 Select a pictograph/symbol/t. Deco-mail pictographs can only be entered for a mail message/ signature. Enter Deco-mail pictographs while composing mail to create Deco-mail. Convert keywords keyword (reading) to pictographs (np. 479). Continued on next page 419
6 For PictographD (Deco-mail pictographs), only Deco-mail pictographs saved in the [Decomail pict] folder in My picture of Data box appear in the conversion candidates field. The ten pictographs or symbols used most recently appear on the first line of the list. Use the same operation for -touch input. Entering emoticons <Emoticon> For details on the Emoticon list np In the text input screen, press C/[Emoticon]. Alternatively, press m (for 1+ seconds). Select an emoticon/t. Enter かお in hiragana to display emoticons in the kanji conversion candidates list. The contents displayed as candidates differ from those of the Emoticon list. Using the Bar code reader to enter characters Input text read from bar codes (JAN/QR codes) into the text input screen while i-mode is connected. 1 In the text input screen of sites, press C/ [Quote]/[Bar code reader]. Scan data. For details on the Bar code reader usage np. 164 Save phrase Editing/Saving phrases Register frequently used original phrases and edit preset phrases. For details on preset phrases np. 480 Enter up to 18 single-byte (64 double-byte) characters for each phrase. settings]/[text input setting]/[edit phrase]. Select a new registration number/phrase to be edited. To save a new phrase: Select [Original phrase]/select a number to register/i. To edit a phrase: Select a phrase/i. 3 Edit the phrase/t. Resetting phrases to the default settings <Reset> settings]/[text input setting]/[edit phrase]. To reset all: Press C/[Yes]. Select a phrase/c. To check and reset phrases: Select a phrase/t/c/[yes]. 3 Select the reset method/t/[yes]. 40
7 Copy text Cutting/Copying/Pasting text Cut and copy up to 10,000 single-byte (5,000 double-byte) characters at once. Copying/Cutting text 1 In the text input screen, move the cursor to the start point/c/[copy]/[cut]/t. Alternatively, press # (for 1+ seconds) to cut. Move the cursor to the end point/t. To move the cursor to the beginning of a sentence: Press q (for 1+ seconds). To move the cursor to the end of a sentence: Press r (for 1+ seconds). The highlighted text string is copied or cut. Copying the contents of mail, etc. 1 In the message details screen, press C/[Move/ Copy]/[Copy]. Select an item to copy/t. The address is copied, and the operation ends. 3 Move the cursor to the start point/t. Move the cursor to the end point/t. 4 Pasting text In the text input screen, press C/[Paste]. 1 Move the cursor to the paste location/t. Alternatively, press * (for 1+ seconds) in the text input screen to paste. Cannot paste to a screen in which the Submenu is not displayed. The copied/cut text is discarded when the power is turned off. In the fields that accept only single-byte characters such as the Reading field in the phonebook, only single-byte characters in memory are pasted. Depending on the location, only the allowed number of characters is pasted. Kuten code input Inputting kuten code Use four-digit kuten codes assigned to every single character to enter kanji, hiragana, katakana, symbol, and alphanumeric characters. Refer to Kuten code list in PDF format in the accompanying CD-ROM for details on Kuten code list. 1 Switch the input mode to the kuten code (np. 416). Enter the kuten code. After the fourth digit is entered, the character appears. 41
8 Register words (User dictionary) Registering frequently used words Register up to 50 frequently used words with a short keyword. When a keyword is entered, the registered word appears in the candidate list. The same keyword can be registered up to five times. Registering a new word settings]/[text input setting]/[user dictionary]/[save new]. Enter a word/t. Enter up to 30 single-byte (15 double-byte) characters. [K] (line breaks) cannot be entered. 3 Enter a keyword/t. Enter up to eight hiragana characters. Editing registered words settings]/[text input setting]/[user dictionary]. To switch between the word list and the keyword list: Press i. Select a word/t. 3 Edit the word/t. 4 Edit the keyword/t. Select the saving method/t. 5 Deleting registered words settings]/[text input setting]/[user dictionary]. Select a word/c/[delete]/[yes]. Clear memory terms Resetting memorized conversion candidates All conversion candidates memorized through functions such as Quick conversion and Guess conversion can be reset. Pictograph and symbol conversion candidates are also reset. settings]/[text input setting]/[clear memory terms]. Enter the terminal security code/t/[yes]. Dwnld dictionary Using a downloaded dictionary Download dictionaries from sites, etc. When downloaded dictionaries are set, the terms saved in the dictionaries appear as the conversion candidates. Save up to ten dictionaries for Japanese conversion downloaded. Use five of these dictionaries for kanji conversion. For details on downloading dictionaries np
9 Setting/Clearing a dictionary settings]/[text input setting]/[dwnld dictionary]. In the text input screen: Press C/[Chara entry/dict]/[dwnld dictionary]/select a dictionary t (repeatable). Everytime the dictionary is selected and t is pressed, set/ clear is switched. Select a dictionary/c/[set dictionary]/[clear dictionary]. P appears when the dictionary is set. To check the dictionary information: Press C/[Properties]. Checking dictionary contents settings]/[text input setting]/[dwnld dictionary]. Select a dictionary/t. To show the word details: Press t. To switch between the word list and the keyword list: Press i. If a FOMA card security function mark appears next to the downloaded dictionary, dictionary contents cannot be checked. Deleting a dictionary settings]/[text input setting]/[dwnld dictionary]. Select a dictionary/c/[delete]. Select the deletion method/t/[yes]. 3 Replacing the User dictionary with a download dictionary <Dwld dictionary> Replace the User dictionary with a download dictionary. settings]/[text input setting]/[user dictionary]/c/[dwld dictionary]. Select a save destination/t. In the Set dictionary confirmation screen, select [Yes] to set dictionary. The User dictionary is deleted when replaced with a download dictionary. Related Operations Edit the title of dictionary replaced with a download dictionary <Change name> In the Custom menu, select [Settings]/[General settings]/[text input setting]/[dwnld dictionary]/ select a dictionary/c/[change name]/edit the title/ t. Edit the contents of dictionary replaced with a download dictionary <Edit> In the Custom menu, select [Settings]/[General settings]/[text input setting]/[dwnld dictionary]/ select a dictionary/c/[edit]. For details on how to edit the User dictionary n Registering frequently used words on P. 4 43
10 44 Guess conversion Selecting the conversion method Set to enable/disable Quick conversion and Guess conversion. dict]/[guess conversion]/[quick conversion]/ [Guess conversion]. Select the setting/t. Setting the priority for conversion candidates <1st choice genre> Prioritize the names of entertainers, stations, spots, brands and the emoticons in the conversion candidate list. dict]/[guess conversion]/[1st choice genre]. Select an item t (repeatable)/i. E indicates high priority and H low priority. Including emoticons as conversion candidates <With emoticon conv> Set whether to include pictographs/emoticons in the conversion candidates list. If pictographs/emoticons are included, they appear as candidates of characters that may follow emotional adjectives such as happy. dict]/[guess conversion]/[with emoticon conv]. Select the setting/t. -touch -touch input method text entry Setting -touch input dict]/[input method]/[-touch]. Katakana/Alphanumeric conversion is not available in -touch input. Related Operations Return to 5-touch input In the text input screen, press C/[Chara entry/dict]/ [Input method]/[5-touch]. Switching input modes (-touch input) In the text input screen, press a. Press a/v to select the input mode. 1 Input mode display Inputting text Character to be entered 3 Double-byte upper case letters 4 Single-byte upper case letters U Kuten code For details on the key assignment np In the text input screen, enter two digits number. Example: Press O [ き ].
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