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Basic Manual for Loss Or Theft and Operation Information (Toll Free) from fixed-Line Phones: from Au Cell Phones: 0077-7-113 113 Area Code Not Required Getting Ready For inquiries, call: Contents Customer Service Center For general information and charges (toll free) From fixed-line phones: From au cell phones: 0077-7-111 157 area code not required Safety Precautions Basic Manual For loss or theft and operation information (toll free) From fixed-line phones: From au cell phones: 0077-7-113 113 area code not required Getting Ready In case above numbers are not available, call toll-free: 0120-977-033 (except Okinawa) 0120-977-699 (Okinawa) Basic Operations Secure cell phone support center October 2012 1st Edition For loss, theft or damage (toll free) Sales: KDDI CORPORATION, From fixed-line phones/au cell phones, OKINAWA CELLULAR TELEPHONE COMPANY 0120-925-919 Imported by: Pantech Wireless Japan Inc. Appendix Business hours 9:00-21:00 (7 days a week) Manufactured by: Pantech Co., Ltd. Preface About operating Thank you for buying the VEGA (PTL21) instructions (simply called the "product" from here on). Before using the product, be sure to read In "Basic Manual" (this manual), handles are the "Basic Manual" (this manual) to ensure only basic operations for main features. correct use. For detailed descriptions of various After you have finished reading this manual, functions, refer to the "Instruction Manual be sure to store it in a safe place so that you application" (Japanese) that can be used can retrieve it whenever needed. If you lose on your product or "Full Instruction Manual" the "Basic Manual" (this manual), contact an (Japanese) on au website. au shop or Customer Service Center. ii ■ Instruction Manual application ■ For Those Requiring an English/ (Japanese) Korean/Simplified Chinese/Traditional You can use the "Instruction Manual Chinese/Portuguese Instruction Manual application" on this product to confirm You can download the English/Korean/ detailed operational procedures. Simplified Chinese/Traditional Chinese/ Certain functions can be directly activated Portuguese version of the Simple Manual from the application screens on which their from the au website. operations are described. Download URL: http://www.au.kddi.com/ torisetsu/index.html a Home screen → [Apps] → [Instruction Manual] English/Korean/Simplified Chinese/ When using the application for the first Traditional Chinese/Portuguese Simple time, you must download and install it Manual can be read at the end of the "Full following the on-screen instructions. Instruction Manual" (Japanese). ■ Instruction Manual Download You can download "Basic Manual" (this manual), "Setting Guide" and "Full Instruction Manual" (Japanese) from au website: http://www.au.kddi.com/torisetsu/index.html 1 Safety precautions When using the product Before you start using the product, be sure • Communication is not possible even inside to read the "Safety Precautions" to ensure the service area in places where the signal correct use. does not reach (e.g. tunnels and basements). Before you assume that the product is Also, communication is sometimes malfunctioning, check for possible remedies not possible in poor reception areas. in the following au Customer Support site of Communication is sometimes interrupted au website: if you move into a poor reception areas http://cs.kddi.com/support/komatta/kosho/ during communications. index.html • Since this product uses radio waves, the possibility of communication intercepts by third parties cannot be eliminated. (Though LTE/CDMA/GSM/UMTS system has highly secure confidential communication features.) • This product is compatible with the international roaming service. Each network service described in this manual varies depending on the area and service content. 2 • Since this product is a radio station ■ Cell phone etiquette! under the Radio Law, you may be asked • The cell phone always emits weak to temporarily submit the product for radio waves when power is on. Use inspection in accordance with the Radio the cell phone in an enjoyable and Law. safe manner without forgetting to be • IMEI data is automatically sent by considerate of others around you. the cell phone that you are using to • Do not make calls from cinemas, KDDI CORPORATION for "cell phone theaters, museums, libraries, and maintenance" and "monitoring operational other similar places. Turn power off status" of your cell phone. or turn on manner mode to prevent others around you from being • Take care not to inconvenience people inconvenienced by ringtones. around you when you use the product in • Do not use the cell phone on the a public place. street where you will be in the way • When the product is used by a child, of others. parents or guardians should thoroughly • Move to areas where you will not read the "Basic Manual" (this manual) inconvenience others, such as on and teach the child how to use it. bullet trains and in hotel lobbies. • If you are going to use the product • Take care to avoid talking in a loud overseas, check the laws and regulations voice. of the countries and regions beforehand. • Obtain the permission of other people around you before you take their photos with the cell phone's camera. 3 ■ Take care of people around you! • Do not use this product while you are • Turn the product off in crowded aboard an airplane. Use of electric trains or other crowded places, since devices transmitting radio waves in there may be people with a cardiac airplane is prohibited by law. Some pacemaker nearby. airline companies, however, allow • When hospitals or other institutions their passengers to use cell phones. have laid down designated areas For details, contact the airline where use of the product is prohibited company you use. or is not allowed to be brought in, abide by the instructions of that medical institution. ■ Use of the product is not allowed in the following places! • Do not use a cell phone while driving a car or riding a motorbike or bicycle. It may cause a traffic accident. Use of a cell phone while driving a car or motorbike is prohibited by law. Use of a cell phone while riding a bicycle may be punishable by some regulations. 4 List of packaged items • Instruction Manual (Japanese) • Setting Guide (Japanese) Before you start using the product, make sure that you have all the following • VEGA Motionはじめてガイド (VEGA packaged with the product. Motion Beginning Guide) (Japanese) The following items are not included in the package: • microSD memory card • AC adapter • Stereo earphones • microUSB cable • Purchase a specified charger (sold separately). Main unit Warranty (Japanese) • Illustrations of cell phones in this manual are only for reference. They may look different from the actual product. Battery pack Desktop holder 5 Contents Getting Ready …… Preface ……………………………… ii Names and functions of parts 71 About operating instructions ……… ii Attaching/removing ………………… Safety precautions ………………… 2 the battery pack 74 When using the product …………… 2 Attaching/removing ……… List of packaged items ……………… 5 the au Micro IC Card (LTE) 78 Installing/removing Safety Precautions a microSD memory card ………… 82 Regarding notations Charging ………………………… 87 used in this document ……………… 8 Turning the power on/off ………… 96 Exemptions ……………………… 10 Safety Precautions Basic Operations …………… (observe strictly) ………………… 12 Using the touch panel 99 ………… Handling precautions …………… 36 Using the home screen 101 … Notes on waterproof and Monitoring the product's status 102 ……… dustproof properties ……………… 53 Using the launcher menu 106 ……………………… Notes on using Bluetooth®/ Entering text 118 ……… wireless LAN (Wi-Fi®) functions … 64 Viewing the settings menu 120 Notes on packet communication Using au Disaster …… charges …………………………… 69 Countermeasure application 124 Notes on Google Play/ au Market/applications…………… 70 6 Appendix Introduction of related accessories ………………132 Troubleshooting …………………136 Updating software ………………141 After-sales service ………………143 Main specifications ………………149 Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) of cell phones ……………153 Safety Information ………………155 FCC Notice ………………………156 Export Administration Regulations ………………………161 Intellectual property rights ………161 User license ………………………167 7 Regarding notations used ■ Indications used for the operation of selecting items/icons/keys, etc. in this document In this manual, the operation procedure to tap the menu item, icon, or key on the ■ Key indications used in this manual screen (▶P.100) is indicated as In this manual, keys are represented by [(item name, etc.)]. simplified illustrations as shown below. Also, descriptions in this manual are based on operations with a portrait screen orientation. Items, icons or the keys on the screen may look different with a landscape screen orientation. 8 Safety Precautions Example: When adding a widget to the memo home screen a → → • Depending on applications, the basic Home screen [ ] [Widget] screen such as home or menu screen The widget(s) that can be added will will not appear when you start the appear. Drag and drop the widget that application, but instead display the last you want to add to the desired location. screen when the application was last used. In such case, tap several times to display the basic screen such as home or menu screen. In this manual, the procedure to tap several times is omitted, and the procedure starting with the basic screen such as home or menu screen is described. • In this manual, the keys, screens and icons are explained by using a main unit in "precious white" color as an example. However, please note that fonts and forms may vary from the actual keys and screens, or some parts may be abbreviated. Safety Precautions 9 • The menu items and icons described Exemptions in this manual might be different based on different functions you use • The Company is not liable for any or different conditions, etc. Also, icons damages arising from earthquakes, may be intentionally added or moved for lightning, storms, floods or other natural explanation purposes. disasters, as well as fires, actions by third parties, other accidents, intentional or • In this manual, "microSD™ memory mistaken misoperation by the customer, card", "microSDHC™ memory card" or use under other unusual conditions and "microSDXC™ memory card" are outside the responsibility of the Company.
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