Panasonic Dmc Cm1 Owners Manual

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You can connect the unit and computer with a microUSB cable (commercially 
available) to connect your computer to the internet via the uni t.
1Connected the unit to a computer with a microUSB cable (commerc ially 
available).
2From the Home screen  > [ ] >  [ ] >  [More...].
3[Tethering & portable hotspot]  > turn the [USB tethering] checkbox on.≥[ ] is displayed in the status bar when USB tethering is enabled.
[ ] is displayed when a portable Wi-Fi access point is configured .
Using USB tethering
≥After using USB tethering, tur n of f the [USB tethering] checkbox.
≥ You cannot access data within the unit fr om a computer while using USB tethering.
≥ To connect your computer to the internet using USB tethering, s ee the late st information at  https://www.android.com/tether . 
						

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Printing
Turn registered print services on/off or configure them.
This allows printing from anywhere when combined with a cloud-comp
 atible printer.≥Printing services are not regis tered at t he point of purchase.
Please download these separately.
1From the Home screen  > [ ] >  [ ] >  [Printing].
2Select registered print service  > turn on/off.
1From the Home screen  > [ ] >  [ ] >  [Printing].
2Select registered print service  > [ ] >  [Settings].
1[ ] in each app  > [P rint].
2Select printer type.≥Selecting [Save as PDF] can save data as a PDF file.
3Configure print settings as required  > [Print].
Changing print service settings
Printing 
						

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16.Synchronize/Backup/Reset
Synchronize and delete accounts
Configure synchronization settings for each account, such as ca lendars and contacts.≥For details on how to add accounts, refer to  P31.
1From the Home screen  > [ ] >  [ ].
2Tap account type  > tap account to configure.
3Turn on the checkbox for the data to synchronize.
1From the Home screen  > [ ] >  [ ].
2Tap account type  > tap account to configure.
3[ ] >  [Sync now].
1From the Home screen  > [ ] >  [ ].
2Tap account type  > tap the account to delete.
3[ ] >  [Remove account]  >  [Remove account].
Configuring synchronization items
Synchronizing manually
Deleting an account 
						

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Backup
Backup app data, settings and other items to a Google server.
1From the Home screen > [ ] >  [ ] >  [Backup & reset].
2Turn the [Back up my data] checkbox on.
Reset
Reset the unit to factory default settings.≥Resetting deletes all saved data, downloaded apps and other con tent .
1From the Home screen > [ ] >  [ ] >  [Backup & reset].
2[Factory data reset]  > [Reset phone]  > [Erase everything]. 
						

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17.Security
Screen lock
Configure the screen lock when recovering from sleep mode or ot her actions.
Configuring the screen lock prevents unauthorized access to the  uni t.
1From the Home screen > [ ] >  [ ] >  [Security]  >  [Screen lock].
2Select the screen unlock method.
3Save an unlock pattern following the screen prompts.
1From the Home screen  > [ ] >  [ ] >  [Security]  >  [Screen lock].
2Unlock the screen using the configured method.
3Select the unlock method.
4Save an unlock pattern following the screen prompts.
Configuring the screen lock
[None] Does not set the screen lock.
[Slide] Release the screen lock by sliding [
] to the guide (white line on 
the outer circumference).
[Face Unlock] Release the screen lock using facial recognition.
[Pattern] Release the screen lock by connecting 4 or more points.
[PIN] Release the screen lock by entering a 4 to 16 digit number.
[Password] Release the screen lock by entering a 4 to 16 alphanumeric 
character

 password.
≥ Attempting to unlock the screen lock 5  times will disable operations for 30  seconds.
≥ Emergency calls can be made even when the screen is locked, by  tappi
 ng [EMERGENCY CALL].
Changing the screen lock 
						

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SIM card lock
The microSIM card can be locked to prevent unauthorized access to the unit.
Once the SIM card is locked, the SIM PIN code must be entered e very 
 time the unit is 
turned on.
≥ Incorrectly entering the SIM PIN code 3  times locks the SIM PIN code and it can no longer be used.
If this happens, enter a PUK (Personal Unblocking Key) to unloc k the SIM  PIN code.
≥ For details on the PIN code/PUK code, contact your mobile netwo rk op erator.
1From the Home screen > [ ] >  [ ] >  [Security]  >  [Set up SIM/RUIM card 
lock].
2Turn the [Lock SIM card] checkbox on.
3Enter SIM PIN code  > [OK].
≥The SIM PIN code can only be changed only when the microSIM car d is  locked.
1From the Home screen > [ ] >  [ ] >  [Security]  >  [Set up SIM/RUIM card 
lock].
2Tap [Change SIM PIN].
3Enter the current SIM PIN code  > [OK].
4Enter the new SIM PIN code  > [OK].
5Enter the new SIM PIN code again  > [OK].
Locking the microSIM card
Changing the SIM PIN code 
						

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18.Updates
System updates
If the software needs to be updated, update files can be obtained to update the unit.≥The unit must be connected to a network when you perform a syst em upda te. (Except when using [Update from 
microSD])
≥ Perform system update in an area with good reception without mo vin
 g around.
≥ Perform system update with sufficient battery strength remainin g.
≥ During system update, telephone calls, messages, various commun ic
 ation functions and other functions cannot be 
used.
≥ Update files cannot be obtained during international roaming, o r wh
 en outside the sphere of communications.
≥ System update may take a while.
≥ Do not turn off the unit during system update. System update may fa
 il.
≥ During system update, information specific to this unit (e.g. m od el, manufacturing number etc.) will be sent to the 
system update server of Panasonic.
Panasonic will not use the information sent for purposes other  than system
  update.
≥ The unit will restart after a system update.
If a PIN code has been set, this has to be entered in the PIN c ode i
 nput screen displayed during start-up.
≥ Some of the settings may be initialized when a system update is  perfo rmed. In this case, configure the settings one 
more time.
≥ You cannot return to the previous version if a system update is  perfo
 rmed.
≥ System update can be carried out with data such as the contact list, pictures, m ails, download data, etc. that is 
registered in the unit remaining intact. However, data protecti on may not be possible depending on the condition of the 
customer’s terminal (malfunctions, damages, water ingress, etc.). We recommend that you take a backup copy of 
necessary data.
However, please note that there is s
 ome data such as download data etc. for which backup copies cannot be taken.
≥ If system update fails, the unit may not start up and all funct io ns indicated as [Software update failed.] may be 
disabled. Contact the dealer or Panasonic in this case.
[ ] is displayed on the notification panel if system update is required.
1Open the notifications panel  > tap the notification.
2Follow the guidance on the screen.
When an update is required 
						

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Check whether or not software updates are required, and if so, download the update 
file over the network.
1From the Home screen  > [ ] >  [ ].
2[About phone]  > [System updates]  > [Update over the network].
3Follow the guidance on the screen.
Download the update files using a computer and save them to a m icroSD
  card, then 
insert the microSD card into the unit to update the software.
≥ Save the update file in the “Download” folder of the microSD ca rd.
1From the Home screen > [ ] >  [ ].
2[About phone]  > [System updates]  > [Update from microSD].
3Follow the guidance on the screen.
Searching for software updates manually
Updating using a microSD card 
						

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19.Settings list
Settings list
Tap Home screen  > [ ] >  [ ] to configure various settings on the unit.
Settings are grouped into the following categories.
[Wi-Fi] Refer to P34 for  details.
[Bluetooth] Refer to P16
 7 for details.
[Date usage] The data usage management screen is displayed, and the mobile d ata
  network 
usage (as a guideline) is displayed for each period of time or  app.
[More...] [Airplane mode] Disables all wireless features of the unit.
[Default SMS app] Configures the default SMS app.
[NFC] Refer to P15
 6 for details.
[Android Beam] Configure whether or not to transfer app contents to other NFC- comp
 atible 
devices.
[Tethering & portable 
hot
 spot] Refer to 
P37,  P171 for details.
[VPN] Refer to P36 for
  details.
[Mobile networks] Refer to P32 for
  details.
[Mobile plan] Check your mobile plan.
[Cell broadcasts] Configures emergency warnings.
[Sound] [Volumes] Refer to P30 for
  details.
[Phone ringtone] Refer to P30 for
  details.
[Vibrate when ringing] Refer to P30 for
  details.
[Default notification sound] Configures the default notification sound.
[Dial pad touch tones] Turns the telephone touch tones on/off.
[Touch sounds] Refer to P30 for
  details.
[Screen lock sound] Configures whether a sound is emitted when locking/unlocking th e scr
 een.
[Vibrate on touch] Refer to P30 for
  details.
[Hearing aids] Refer to P30 for
  details. 
						

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[Display][Brightness] Refer to P31 for
  details.
[Display adjustment] Adjusts the display color tones.
[Wallpaper] Configures the wallpaper of the Home screen.
[Auto-rotate screen] Automatically switches from verti cal/h
 orizontal display to suit the orientation of 
the unit.
[Sleep] Refer to P31 for
  details.
[Daydream] Configures whether or not to display the screen saver when slee p 
 mode starts 
while charging.
[Font size] Configures the font size.
[Pulse notification light] Configure whether or not to flash the ringtone lamp when there  is a m
 issed call 
or new email.
[Cast screen] Configure settings to output the unit’s video or audio to exter nal de
 vices.
[Storage] Displays storage details.
[Battery] Displays battery usage status.
[Apps] Displays the app management screen.
Deletes or performs other operations on app data or cache.
[Location] [Mode] Refer to P15
 4 for details.
[Google Location 
Rep
 orting] Configures Google location information.
[Security] [Screen lock] Refer to P17
 5 for details.
[Improve face matching] Add face shots to improve the recognition accuracy.
≥Displayed when [Screen lock] is set to [Face Unlock].
[Liveness check] Sets whether a blink is required when unlocking.
≥Displayed when [Screen lock] is set to [Face Unlock].
[Make pattern visible] Configures whether or not a finger trace is displayed on the screen w
 hen 
unlocking the screen with a pattern.
≥ Displayed when [Screen lock] is set to [Pattern], or when the s pare
  unlocking 
method under [Face Unlock] is set to [Pattern].
[Automatically lock] Configures the time before the screen locks when automatically  enter
 ing sleep 
mode.
≥ Displayed when [Screen lock] is not set to [None] or [Slide].
[Power button instantly 
locks] C

onfigures whether or not the screen is locked immediately when  pressi ng the 
[ ].
≥ Displayed when [Screen lock] is not set to [None] or [Slide].
[Enable widgets] Enables the screen lock with the widget.
[Owner info] Configures whether or not to display owner information in the locked scr
 een.