904sh does, but it is stable like a regular phone with no OUT issues, cheap hypersims work fine on it

try 0000

shouldnt, it pops up everytime you change sim cards on a docomo, when you use the same card and turn on and off, you wont get prompt

This post has been edited by awong: Jan 8 2009, 10:23 AM

9999 is softbank/vodafone

no, basic hypersim will work with 706p, you just need 3g sim card, but mine went OUT a lot in my room b/c of low signal and picked of signal with no problems just like my unlocked 903sh/904t

I've gone in buildings with no signal for over an hour for a class and walk right out with my 920sh and signal came back up with no problems
not sure on p905i, but need to check settings then security

yeah no cpr on 706p, I had no problems recovering signal, just like 904sh/705sh. Execpt 705sh has a better sim card slot with easier to slide in and out.

my so905ics has issues sending sms with the newer ismartsim2008, a common problem that I have to use the hypercard256 when i use my 2nd line, but its really stable. My main line works with no problems
no cpr with locked gsm/3g toshiba. Is your 902t unlocked? Then you wont have the issue the 902t locked version i played with has cpr issues, actually the cpr issues are just like using a telco locked sony ericsson, it goes to emergency calls and cannot connect to network and have to cpr.

for some reason my computers had too many used up COMM ports, the guy i sold it to was able to unlock it with the guide i gave him, my bluetoot adapter took up too many of the ports, wherever it is, it is unlocked.

the uim outgoing or something restricted error? BUt you still had OUT probles even with the original hypersim? I dont get any on the 2nd line and sms works, but it wont work with my main line with a 3g sim

which phone are you talking about? if its 706p? no you can change sim cards, you need the correct sim card type, a 3g sim, as long as it is using a 3g sim it should work. If you have a 2g sim phone may not work correctly, that is why my 2nd line never worked on 706p b/c they only offered 2g sim. I swapped sim cards many times and never had locking up on all of my phones b/c I havent used the newer 923sh/920P models

my vs2 charger, is 100v to 240v and so is my official docomo charger. The old panasonic charger should work. I dont think you need a voltage regulator for it. Maybe just an adapter is needed. What usb cable do you have? The vs3 one? lkylyk found out the vs2 cable i gave him does not charge, but works for data. It seems some usb cables are like that on docomo. Typically a FOMA labelled one or one comptitable for foma will charge.

This post has been edited by awong: Jan 9 2009, 08:55 AM

i've been using my 903sh charger, 5.2v 650mA on my so905ics and so far havent had problems, weird my vs2 charger is 650ma and 6v diff from your vs3 charger

This post has been edited by awong: Jan 9 2009, 09:40 AM

from what I've read its supposed to be ok. I think if there is a problem charging, the phone should prompt a warning. I think the only phone that has issues with the panasonic vs charger are toshibas, searched on hwz and found out the problem i encountered lately, though my so905ics has been chargining fine with the vs charger. But if you want to be safe, just get an original charger.
http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/archive/.../t-1880949.html

This post has been edited by awong: Jan 9 2009, 11:33 AM

check softbank manual, I dont recall seeing it.

awong|so905ics, 920sh, 903sh, 904t

706p i traded, but for n905iu gold, which was sent to friend for a white 903sh, but now wants to keep his 903sh, so just going to let him hold onto both for now.

This post has been edited by awong: Jan 10 2009, 11:42 AM

the deal was, it was the 904t being traded that wasnt

xMika compare the manual to 705sh, if it is mentioned in the 705sh, then most likely the 706p wont have. Might not have the hardware for it. The 706p software is very similar to the vs series panasonic models. thinking hardware might be too, execpt with the addition of the infineon chipset for 3g.

probably need to get a regular plug charger, with usb it takes longer, maybe leave it plugged into the computer for a while to see if it will start to charge.

I think usb charging is on my default, just when you drain the battery completely, usb either doesnt have enough start the initial charge or takes longer, I think the same thing happened with the first 920sh owners without the charger had problems getting the phone to turn on just usb

This post has been edited by awong: Jan 11 2009, 02:09 AM

didnt know you had a 903sh?

you dont have low signal problems on your 902sh?

There is also IR file transfer if you got an IR port on your laptop. Slower, but it works on docomo, actually its fairly reliable

This post has been edited by awong: Jan 12 2009, 10:53 PM