Question about ca-01c

[Fara7]

If you mean you have to move around the kana columns to reach that last column, then yes there is no way to do it, unless you assign a reading to each number so they can appear under respective kana character. I did that to some of my number xD But not all of them since I am lazy lol

And in regards to the micro SD, I remember it worked fine on formatting directly from the phone itself. Why not wipe it out first on another device and then try reformatting on ca-01c?

[azgoth666]

If you mean you have to move around the kana columns to reach that last column, then yes there is no way to do it, unless you assign a reading to each number so they can appear under respective kana character. I did that to some of my number xD But not all of them since I am lazy lol

And in regards to the micro SD, I remember it worked fine on formatting directly from the phone itself. Why not wipe it out first on another device and then try reformatting on ca-01c?

Heheheh yeah im too lazy to do it also..i just left click once at it will reach the last column..and all contacts are there..thats good enough for me lol

As for the microsd card i formatted it already..from the phone..seems that after u select it..i gotta press the submenu button and the commands will only pop up after that..which included format micro sd..hahaha UI is a bit different i feel compared to the sh10c..but its all good xD

[qwerty1235]

For the reading, I just put the last names of the contacts in that field so they are sorted alphabetically by last name.

[azgoth666]

ok here's another question for ca 01c :

have any of you experienced self restart from time to time?why does that happen does anyone know?

[Fara7]

How often is the self reset happening? Is it too frequent that it annoys you?

[azgoth666]

How often is the self reset happening? Is it too frequent that it annoys you?

Hmmm not at the moment..i did tell you my theory the other day regarding memory issues..but thought maybe someone else had a different theory or experience they can share with us..it restarts probably once every 2 or 3 days now..

[Darkblade48]

I find that my CA-01 also restarts on its own occasionally. It is a little annoying, since I notice it sometimes restarts when I am not even doing anything (i.e. I doubt it has to do with a lack of memory).

[azgoth666]

I find that my CA-01 also restarts on its own occasionally. It is a little annoying, since I notice it sometimes restarts when I am not even doing anything (i.e. I doubt it has to do with a lack of memory).

I wonders if someone knows whats it all about..googled and answers i found related to memory..hope someone else has a different opinion.

[cheeseus]

I wonders if someone knows whats it all about..googled and answers i found related to memory..hope someone else has a different opinion.

Since this isn't an Android phone, it seems unlikely (to me at least) that you should be having insufficient memory issues. And you don't have an antivirus, which was the cause of random reboots in my case (on an Android SH-01D). The only explanation left is that the phone is experiencing network problems. Sometimes, some phone will reboot when they have network issues. This can easily be checked when you track where you are when the phone reboots - if it only happens in the same place, then it probably is the network.

Perhaps it's best to perform a full factory reset and see if it keeps doing it.

[Fara7]

Yeah same here. I even find it rebooting randomly. But never happens when I am using it, just when randomly idle on the table. Plus when it starts again it never asks for pin-code which usually pops up when I turn it off and then turn it on manually.

But it isn't that annoying since it never happens when in use. I think cheesus does have a point, I sometimes lose signal randomly but rarely and I think certain places around the house have poor signal.

[snob]

i guess system updates usually fix these kinds of bugs... it's really too bad we can't do them.

[Darkblade48]

Since this isn't an Android phone, it seems unlikely (to me at least) that you should be having insufficient memory issues. And you don't have an antivirus, which was the cause of random reboots in my case (on an Android SH-01D). The only explanation left is that the phone is experiencing network problems. Sometimes, some phone will reboot when they have network issues. This can easily be checked when you track where you are when the phone reboots - if it only happens in the same place, then it probably is the network.

Perhaps it's best to perform a full factory reset and see if it keeps doing it.

[QUOTE=Fara7;14836451]But it isn't that annoying since it never happens when in use. I think cheesus does have a point, I sometimes lose signal randomly but rarely and I think certain places around the house have poor signal.[/QUOTE

I still don't think it has to do with a signal issue. I live in a major city (Kyoto), so signal loss should not be an issue. In addition, I have not experienced a signal loss in the same place twice (yet). I once lost signal at home, once at work, etc.

i guess system updates usually fix these kinds of bugs... it's really too bad we can't do them.

I tried system update; it doesn't help.

[azgoth666]

I go with cheesus on the signal issue making it restart..i did a factory reset and it did restart once after that since my last post..but after that so far so good as i have been keeping it where there is 100% good network..that one time restart after factory reset was when i went to the back of my house where they may be a blind spot or not good reception..but then i also selected plmn in map/overseas>overseas NW search>PLMN setting>submenu>PLMN select ..then i click on search and found my country and the carrier im using..selected it and so far its been very good..no restarts..i dont know if that has anything to do with it but works for me..will keep testing and update.