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NEC N8000 N22I N550 N525 N341i E525 630i Battery - 700mAh
Capacity: 700 mAh Voltage: 3.7V Battery type: Li-ion Compatible part numbers: MAY-BD0009-A002 Compatible models: NEC N8000 N22I N550 N525 N341i E525 630i N341 N223 N8 N570

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Part Number: CS-NEN550SL-72407641
EAN: 4894128026570

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GSM-Support ul. Bitschana 2/38, 31-420 Krakw, Poland mobile +48 608107455, fax: 0048-12-3984173, NIP PL9451852164 REGON: 120203925 www.gsm-support.net
NEC N22i E313 E616 E228 - car charger
For NEC C616V, E228, E313, E338, E606, E525, E530, E808, E616, N630, N341i, 808 Car charger for your phone, perfect for keeping your battery topped up whilst in the car, or keeping your phone going during a long journey. Simply fit it into the cigarette lighter port in your car, plug the tangle proof cable into your phone and away you go. Youll never run out of power again - great for business trips or long journeys! Green light indicates readiness for charging. Can be used with 12 VDC or 24 VDC systems. Light weight, small, and unobtrusive.

2011 www.gsm-support.net

My first i-mode site

So you want to create your own i-mode site? Lets start with the obligatory Hello, i-mode example: <html> <head> <title>Hello, i-mode</title> </head> <body> Hello, i-mode </body> </html> Put this page (imode.html) on a website where you can upload files to. If you have an account with a Dutch ISP, you can put these files in a location like http://www.isp.nl/~yourlogin/imode.html. Consult your ISP how to upload files to your personal website and which URLs you can use. Next, enter the URL of the page you have just uploaded in your handset. Your first i-mode page is now visible on your handset.

Adding links

Lets add a link from one page to the other: page1.html <html> <head> <title>Page 2</title> </head> <body> <p>Page 2</p> <p> <a href=imode.html accesskey=1>home</a></p> </body> </html> If you now access page1.html on your site from your handset, youll see a link back to the page you created in the previous section. You can press the [1] key to navigate this link, or select the link and click select. The accesskey attribute of the A tag indicates the key to press to follow the link. There is also an emoji icon in front of the link to indicate that you can follow this link with the [1] key. Emoji icons are a great way to enhance your page without using graphics. For a complete list refer to Appendix 2: Emoji icons.

Adding images

Adding images is just like on a normal web page. The only difference is that the handset only supports GIF images. So if you have JPEG photos you need to convert these first. There are very many tools that can do that for you, e.g. Version 1.3 18-11-2002 7
Adobe Photoshop on Windows and Mac; PaintShop Pro and ULead PhotoExpress on Windows; ImageMagick on Unix. <html> <head> <title>Image</title> </head> <body> <p>Download image</p> <p><a href=fullimage.gif><img src=smallimage.gif width=60 height=80 alt=Thumbnail></a></p> </body> </html> Pages can be no more than 10kB in size, both HTML and images. Note the maximum screen sizes of the handsets, refer to Screen size on page 9.

Sending e-mail

If you want to send mail from an i-mode site, just use the example in the Tips & Tricks: Sending mail section.

Receiving e-mail

Every i-mode handset comes with an @imail.nl e-mail address. Sending an e-mail to this address (and keeping it less than 1000 characters and without attachments) is easy. Make sure that you send a plain text and not an HTML or RTF formatted mail message (as most mail programs do automatically). If you want to add hyperlinks in this mail, this is possible as long as you use the full format (start with http://). Adding hyperlinks is the only way to send (a link to) an image, as image attachments are not supported. Note that theres a limit of 75 characters that will be recognized as a URL in a mail message.
Debugging i-mode sites through the Internet
It is not very convenient to debug a site with a mobile handset. If you want to check the HTML that youve written or that is generated by a CGI script, you might want to start-up your favorite browser, like Microsoft Internet Explorer, Netscape or Opera to view the site in your browser. Now you have the ability to view the source of the (generated) HTML. However, emoji icons are not rendered by your browser, but will show a square instead. Additionally, normal browsers do not support i-mode specific attributes like the cti, email and telbook attributes of the A tag, and the accesskey attribute of the A, INPUT and TEXTAREA tags. Also, font sizes and colors are different, but it will still give you an idea of how the page will be rendered in your handset or why it doesnt do it the way you like it to be.

Considerations

Developing an i-mode site is easy. However, it is not the same as developing a site for the World-Wide Web. When creating an i-mode website, you might want to take the following into account: An i-mode handset has A small screen Limited colors Limited memory Limited navigational options
The above items indicate that you should carefully consider how you develop your i-mode site.

Images

The first i-mode handsets support standard GIF and WBMP images. Only the NEC N22i supports JPEG, because it is the only phone with a palette of 4096 colors. Currently, supported image formats are: GIF87 Interlaced GIF89a Animated GIF Transparent GIF Wireless Bitmap (WBMP) Not supported image formats are: JPEG (except NEC N22i) PNG BMP In Appendix 4: Handset Comparison an overview is given of the different i-mode handsets available on the market.
The handset communicates with the i-mode gateway with the HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP/1.1). The i-mode gateway communicates with the internet with the HTTP/1.0 / HTTP/1.1 protocol. The only supported scheme is http, no https (secure http) as the current handsets do not support it. The only supported methods are GET and POST. For a detailed description of the HTTP protocol refer to RFC 2068, available at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2068.txt.

HTTP requests

A basic HTTP request has the following layout: METHOD <space> url <space> HTTP/version Header1: Value1 Header2: Value2 Request body For Example GET /index.jsp HTTP/1.1 Host: imode.contentprovider.com Accept: text/html, text/plain Connection: close Supported HTTP request headers are: Header name Accept3 AcceptLanguage Description text/html, text/plain, image/gif, application/octet-stream (for MIDI ringtones) are understood; text/vnd.wap.wml, image/vnd.wap.wbmp for WAP content Determines the languages acceptable for the user, see As can be seen in the table above, the NEC N21i has two different User Agent strings. It is therefore convenient to test only on the part after 'portalmmm/1.0' and before the '-', i.e. whether a N21i, N 22i or TS21i accesses an i-mode site. Accept-Language HTTP header. Used in a response to a 401 (Unauthorized) response status. Only BASIC authentication is supported. Format is Authorization: basic <space> base64encoded(username ":" password)4

Authorization

represents the carriage return / line-feed combination (ASCII codes 10 and 13). Different software versions for the NEC N21i send different Accept HTTP header: especially the application/octet-stream and text/plain content types were added in more recent software versions (S/W version 5735, not in 572E). To enable ringtone download for handsets with an OLD software version the.mld extension should map to text/html, unfortunately.
Content-Type Host If-Modified-Since User-Agent
application/x-www-form-urlencoded for POST requests Virtual host header For cache control Name of handset, see Accept HTTP header

HTTP responses

A basic HTTP response has the following format: HTTP/version <space> STATUSCODE <space> MESSAGE Header1: Value1 Header2: Value2 Body content For Example HTTP/1.OK Date: Thu, 11 Apr 2002 12:13:28 GMT Server: Apache/1.3.22 (Unix) Connection: close Content-Type: text/html Content-Length: 94 <html> <head> <title>Hello, World</title> </head> <body> Hello, World </body> </html> For a list of complete status codes consult the HTTP/1.1 specification. The handset understands the following status codes: Status and 401 Description OK, normal response Moved, use Location: HTTP header to indicate redirected URL. Note that this URL has to be a complete URL. Not Modified Unauthorized, a WWW-Authenticate header must be present in the response

Refer to RFC 2068, section 11.1 for details. Note that the NEC N21i presents a pop-up when receiving a 302 status code with the message Invalid Data Received.
Many other status codes, like 404 (Not Found) and 500 (Internal Server Error) will most of the time present an error page from the web server. You should optimize these error pages for i-mode. Supported HTTP response headers are: Header name Content-Length Description Length of the response in bytes. Required for dynamic pages (e.g. CGI) Content-Type text/html, text/plain, image/gif, application/octet-stream (for ringtones) are understood; text/vnd.wap.wml, image/vnd.wap.wbmp for WAP content Date Date of response Last-Modified Last modification date Location Redirection URL for response statuses 301 and 302 WWW-Authenticate Header used for authenticating a URL. The handset supports only BASIC authentication6

Accept HTTP header

The Accept HTTP header indicates which content types the handset supports. If the webserver sends a content-type the handset will not understand, a 406 not acceptable error will be shown. See: Why do I get an HTTP error response 406 (Not Acceptable)? Handset NEC N21i Accept HTTP header text/html text/plain image/gif text/vnd.wap.wml image/vnd.wap.wbmp application/octet-stream7 text/html text/plain image/gif image/jpeg text/vnd.wap.wml image/vnd.wap.wbmp application/octet-stream text/html text/plain

NEC N22i

Toshiba TS21i
See RFC 2068 sections 11 and 14.46. This header was added in recent software versions of the NEC N21i only to support ringtones. To support both old and new software versions, content-type text/html should be sent for files in MFi (the NEC ringtone format).
image/gif text/vnd.wap.wml image/vnd.wap.bmp audio/midi audio/mid

User-Agent HTTP header

A handset will send a User-Agent HTTP header indicating which mobile phone is accessing an i-mode website. This allows you to make maximum use of the possibilities of a handset by presenting the right content for this handset. The User-Agent header can be obtained through the HTTP_USER_AGENT CGI variable. The User Agent string has the following structure: portalmmm/1.0 <model> Below is a table with User-Agent strings for current handsets: Handset NEC N21i NEC N22i Toshiba TS21i Cache size (kB) 10 User Agent string portalmmm/1.0 portalmmm/1.0 portalmmm/1.0 portalmmm/1.0 n21i-10(c10) and n21i-20(c10) n22i-10(c10) TS21i-10(c10)

The DOCTYPE declaration should be at the start of every HTML document.

Comment tag

Any comments that should not be rendered by the browser. Comments are not visible for the user. Do not use many comments in one page, as this will increase the size of the page.

Entities

Character entity references use symbolic names so that authors need not remember code positions. For example, the character entity reference ë refers to the lowercase e character topped with an umlaut (e.g. ); ë is easier to remember than ë. If a < character is necessary you should use < (ASCII decimal 60) to avoid possible confusion with the beginning of a tag (start tag open delimiter). Similarly, use > (ASCII decimal 62) instead of > to avoid problems with older user agents that incorrectly perceive this as the end of a tag (tag close delimiter) when it appears in quoted attribute values. Authors should use & (ASCII decimal 38) instead of & to avoid confusion with the beginning of a character reference (entity reference open delimiter). Authors should also use & in attribute values since character references are allowed within CDATA attribute values. Some authors use the character entity reference " to encode instances of the double quote mark (") since that character may be used to delimit attribute values. Entity  - ÿ & < > ® © " Character Numeric references & < > "

Entity  

Character (non-breakable space)
Handsets do implement other entity references as well. For a complete list refer to http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/sgml/entities.html. If a handset does not implement the textual entity reference it still might implement the numerical entity reference.
Some handsets might not implement the € entity. Use € instead.
The A tag presents a link to another page, for http: style anchors; presents a telephone number for tel: style anchors; and presents a mail form for mailto: anchors.

Attributes

Attribute accesskey cti email href name telbook Description 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | * | # - The shortcut key Since cHTML 2.0, indicates telephone number Since cHTML 3.0, E-mail address, maximum 50 characters URL to jump to (http:), telephone number to dial (tel:), or e-mail to send (mailto:) Indicate URL marker Since cHTML 3.0, phonebook name entry, maximum 20 characters

For normal linking from one page to the other use the href attribute with an http: URL. For dialing a number use the tel: protocol, for sending mail use the mailto: protocol. Using an emoji icon in front of a link with an accesskey is a convenient way to quickly navigate through an i-mode site. The appendix contains a list of all emoji characters. The cti attribute has been added in cHTML 2.0. It has precedence over the href attribute. It allows tone dialing with additional pauses and input after the call has started. This functionality can e.g. be used to communicate with Intelligent Voice Response (IVR) systems. The email and telbook attributes have been added in cHTML 3.0 and can be used to conveniently add names, phone numbers and e-mail addresses to the handsets internal phonebook.
When the href attribute is empty (<a href=>), the URL indicated by the BASE tag will be followed. If no BASE tag has been specified, the current page will be reloaded. When using accesskeys note that some handsets do not support # and *, only 0 to 9. The maximum size of a telephone number is 24 digits. Always use the international telephone number format to support roaming, e.g. +31201234567. When using the cti attribute you should note the following: In handsets that support this function, the cti attribute takes precedence over the href attribute. Handsets that do not support this tag will not understand the cti attribute and will therefore use the href attribute. The telephone number is dialed and as soon as the receiving end picks up, the function will be paused. After the "confirm" button has been pressed, tone input will begin. The cti attribute has a maximum size of 128 bytes The "tel:" prefix is not necessary before the telephone number. Use the following characters in the cti attribute: Digit Description 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | Will transmit this digit or tone 6|7|8|9|*|# , Wait for 1 second / Pause, wait for key input. Pause cannot be repeated Other characters Not used When using the href mailto format the email attribute will be ignored. The email and telbook attributes are not supported by every handset.

Example

The following example shows the use of a named anchor: <html> <head> <title>A example</title> </head> <body> <a href=#bottom>Go to bottom</a>. <a name=bottom> Bottom of page </body> </html> The following example shows the use of the accesskey attribute. The corresponding emoji icon is also shown.  <a href=http://i-mode.contentprovider.com/ Version 1.3 18-11-2002 19

index.jsp accesskey=1>Home</a> To send e-mail: <a href=mailto:info@contentprovider.com?subject=This+is+ a+subject&body=The+body>info@contentprovider.com</a> To dial a number: <a href=tel:+31201234567>020-1234567</a> Use of cti attribute: <a href="tel:+31201234567" cti="+31201234567/,,12345#,678#">020-1234567</a> This will result in the following: The handset will dial +31201234567; The handset will wait for key input once the receiving end picks up (user key input); After the user pressed a key, the handset will dial 12345# after 2 seconds; The handset will dial 678# after 1 second. Handsets that do not support the cti attribute will only dial +31201234567. Use of email and telbook attributes: Add John Doe to <a href="tel:+31201234567" name=John Doe email=john.doe@company.com>phonebook</a> Clicking menu and Save phone# on this link will add John Doe with his email address and telephone number to the phones internal phonebook.

BASE Tag

The BASE tag indicates a URL that is used as the base path for any relative URLs in the page.
Attribute href Description Indicates the base URL
The BASE tag is part of the HEAD of an HTML document.
When the href attribute is empty in an A tag (<a href=>), the URL indicated by the base tag will be followed. If no base tag has been specified, the current page will be reloaded. Use <base href=http://i-mode.contentprovider.com /> for XHTML Basic compliant BASE tags.
<html> <head> <title>BASE example</title> <base href=http://i-mode.contentprovider.com> </head> <body>  <img src=logo.gif width=120 height=20 alt=Logo> </body> </html>

BLINK Tag

The text between the BLINK tags will be shown blinking.

cHTML 2.0

This text is <blink>blinking</blink>.

BLOCKQUOTE Tag

Text between BLOCKQUOTE tags will have a left and right indent of one fullwidth space.
<html> <head> <title>BLOCKQUOTE example</title> </head> <body> Some text <blockquote>This text is indented both left and right</blockquote> Some more text </body> </html>

BODY Tag

The BODY tag is the part of the HTML document that contains the content. An HTML document should always at least contain an HTML, HEAD and BODY element.
Attributes since cHTML 2.0:
Attribute bgcolor link Description The background color of the page The link color of the page
The text color of the page
See Appendix 1: Color palette for colors in the i-mode palette.
<html> <head> <title>BODY example</title> </head> <body bgcolor=#000000 text=#ffffff> Here is the body content </body> </html>

BR Tag

The BR (break) tag starts the text at the next line on the screen.
Attribute clear Description left | right | all
With the clear attribute, character string wraparound is canceled after the tag.
Use <br /> for XHTML Basic compliant breaks.
<html> <head> <title>BR example</title> </head> <body> Small list:<br> Item 1<br> Item 2<br> </body> </html>

CENTER Tag

The text between the CENTER tags will be shown centered on the screen.
<html> <head> <title>CENTER example</title> </head> <body> 22 18-11-2002 Version 1.3
<center>company</center> <p> The services we provide are. </body> </html>

DIR Tag

The DIR tag is used to create lists.
<dir> <li>.</li>. </dir>
<html> <head> <title>DIR Example</title> </head> <body> Cartoons <dir> <li>Cow & Chicken</li> <li>Dexter</li> <li>Tom & Jerry</li> </dir> </body> </html>

DIV Tag

The DIV (Division) tag groups text and tags together.
Attribute align Description left | right | all
The align attribute indicates whether the text between the DIV tags should be left or right aligned or centered.
<div align=right>This text is right aligned</div>

DL, DT, DD Tags

These three tags are used for Definition Lists
<dl> <dt>.</dt> <dd>.</dd>. <dt>.</dt> <dd>.</dd>. </dl>
A Definition List starts with a DL tag, the Term to be defined is between DT tags and its definition between DD tags.
<html> <head> <title>DL DD DT Example</title> </head> <body> List of National Parks: <dl> <dt>Hokkaido</dt> <dd>Rishiri Rebun Sarobetsu</dd> <dd>Shiretoko</dd> <dd>Akan</dd> <dd>Kushiro marsh</dd> <dd>Daisetsuzan</dd> <dd>Shikotsu Toya</dd> <dt>Tohoku</dt> <dd>Towada Hachiman</dd> <dd>Rikuchu Kaigan</dd> <dd>Bandai Asahi</dd> </dl> </body> </html>

You should quote attribute values:
You should not minimize attribute value pairs:
<select multiple=multiple>. </select> <br /> <img src=logo.gif width=120 height=20 />
You should terminate empty elements:
Note the space before the terminating slash (/) for compatibility with older browsers. You should close all non-empty elements:
<p>Some text</p> <p>Some more text</p>
You must make proper use of entity references:
<a href=index.jsp?p1=v1& p2=v2>Link</a>
Some text<p> Some more text<p> <a href=index.jsp?p1=v1& p2=v2>Link</a>
Or use the Content-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1 HTTP header. Note that emojis are not a part of the ISO-8859-1 character set.
<a href=details.jsp?name= John+O'Neill>John</a>
<a href=details.jsp?name= John ONeill>John</a>
Regularly check the generated HTML in your i-mode site with an HTML validator, like http://validator.w3.org/

Web server error pages

Errors occur: not found (404) and internal server error (500) errors are a fact of life. One thing you might want to change is the web page your web server serves for these error messages to the i-mode handset instead of the default ones or the ones especially designed for your website. 404 (Not Found) Example <html> <head> <title>Not Found</title> </head> <body bgcolor=#ffffff> <font color=#ff0000>Error</font><br> <p>The page you are trying to display cannot be found on this web server.</p> <p>If you think this is an error, please contact the <a href=mailto:webmaster@company.com? subject=404+Error>webmaster</a>.</p> <p> <a href=/ accesskey=0>Home</a></p> </body> </html>
Optimizing content for different handsets
There are three handsets on the market, the NEC N21i and N22i and the Toshiba TS21i. They have different screen sizes (120 x 130 for the NECs and 128 x 91 for the Toshiba). Especially the width is an important factor when rendering logos at the top of the page. Heres an example of how to use the bgcolor attribute of the TD tag to extend the background color of a logo so the logo will fill the entire width of the screen. The important attributes are bold. The background color of the logo is RGB #ff0000. NEC N21i / N22i and Toshiba TS21i logo example

Yes Yes (key [1], and/or Menu, [5], Insert Symbol) T9 default OFF ABC Yes Yes No
T9 default OFF 123 Yes Yes No
The above four settings imply that for an input field where an e-mail address (including the "@") is expected, istyles 1 and 2 are the only possibility for the Toshiba TS21i. Unfortunately these have T9 default to ON. Below is a list of the istyle behaviour for the password input. Setting NEC N21i / N22i <input type="password" istyle="1"> T9 Default off Input mode Abc Switching between lowercase, Yes uppercase and digits possible Special characters like "" and Yes "" possible by pressing "1" or "3" repeatedly Inserting other special Yes characters like "@" or "/" possible 46 Toshiba TS21i Off Abc Yes Yes Yes, with [1]
<input type="password" istyle="2"> T9 Default off Input mode Abc Switching between lowercase, Yes uppercase and digits possible Special characters like "" and Yes "" possible by pressing "1" or "3" repeatedly Inserting other special Yes characters like "@" or "/" possible <input type="password" istyle="3"> T9 Default off Input mode Abc Switching between lowercase, Yes uppercase and digits possible Special characters like "" and Yes "" possible by pressing "1" or "3" repeatedly Inserting other special Yes characters like "@" or "/" possible <input type="password" istyle="4"> T9 Default off Input mode 123 Switching between lowercase, No uppercase and digits possible Special characters like "" and No "" possible by pressing "1" or "3" repeatedly Inserting other special No for N21i characters like "@" or "/" Yes for N22i possible
Off Abc Yes Yes Yes, with [1]

Off ABC Yes Yes No

Off 123 Yes Yes Yes

Period expired pop-up

The period expired pop-up is shown when pressing the back key on the handset to go back one page in history. This causes the handset to retrieve the page from its cache if it is available or retrieve it again from the network. The latter happens if this page was explicitly configured not to be cached, e.g. with one of the following HTTP headers: HTTP header Expires Cache-control Description Indicates the date on which the content of the page will expire Determines the behaviour of a caching proxy

Default color Blue Black Blue Red Black Red Black Black Orange Orange Orange Orange Black Black Orange Black Black Blue Black Black
Diagonally upward toward left Foot Shoe Eyeglasses Wheelchair New moon Waning moon

Nr 155 156

Decimal 59096 59097
Hex E69E E69F E6A0 E6A1 E6A2 E6A3 E6A4 E6A5 E6CE E6CF E6D0 E6D1 E6D2 E6D3 E6D4 E6D5 E6D6 E6D7 E6D8 E6D9
Description Half moon Crescent moon Full moon Dog Cat Resort Christmas Diagonally downward toward left phone to mail to fax to i-mode i-mode (with a frame) i-mode mail Provided by DoCoMo DoCoMo point Fee charging Free of charge ID Password
Default color Black Black Black Orange Orange Blue Green Black Black Black Black Orange Orange Black Black Black Red Red Red Red

Nr 176 177

Decimal 59116 59117
Hex E6DA E6DB E6DC E6DD E6DE E6DF E6E0 E6E1 E6E2 E6E3 E6E4 E6E5 E6E6 E6E7 E6E8 E6E9 E6EA E6EB E6EC E6ED
Description Continuing Clear Search NEW Location information Free dial Sharp dial MopaQ Black heart Fluttering heart
Default color Red Red Blue Red Red Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Red Red

Nr 196 197

Decimal 59136 59137
Hex E6EE E6EF E6F0 E6F1 E6F2 E6F3 E6F4 E6F5 E6F6 E6F7 E6F8 E6F9 E6FA E6FB E6FC E6FD E6FE E6FF E700 E701
Description Heartbreak Hearts Happy face Angry face Disappointed face Sad face Dizzy Good (upward arrow) Cheerful Comfort (thermal spring) Cute Kiss Shining (new) Good idea Angry Punch Bomb Mood Bad (downward arrow) Sleepy (sleep)
Default color Red Red Purple Red Blue Green Blue Red Red Red Purple Red Orange Orange Black Red Black Red Blue Blue

Nr 206 207

Decimal 59146 59147
Hex E702 E703 E704 E705 E706 E707 E708 E709 E70A E70B
Description Exclamation Exclamation & question Exclamation 2 Bump (collision) Sweat (dripping sweat) Cold sweat Dash (running dash) - (macron 1) - (macron 2) Fixed
Default color Red Purple Red Red Black Black Black Black Black Red
Appendix 3: Tag Comparison Chart
Below is a list of tags and attributes supported in HTML, XHTML Basic, XHTML Basic Mobile Profile (MP), cHTML and by the Access browser used in the NEC N21i / N22i and Toshiba TS21i. Event attributes like onblur, onchange, onclick, ondblclick, onfocus, onkeydown, onkeypress, onkeyup, onload, onmousedown, onmousemove, onmouseout, onmouseover, onmouseup, onreset, onselect, onsubmit, and onunload are not listed for elements that should support it because scripting is not supported in i-mode handsets.

Deprecated in HTML 4.0 Deprecated Deprecated Deprecated Deprecated in in in in HTML HTML HTML HTML 4.0 4.0 4.0 4.0

HTML I IFRAME IMG

+ + + 2 + 3.3.2 3.2 +
Deprecated in HTML + Deprecated in HTML + + Deprecated in HTML + + Deprecated in HTML + +

4.0 4.0 4.0 4.0

+ Deprecated in HTML 4.0 +
cHTML + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + -

Elements INPUT

2 accesskey="char" ? istyle= ? maxlength= 2 name= 2 size= 2 value= 2 type="password" 2 accesskey="char" ? maxlength= 2 name= 2 size= 2 value= 2 type="checkbox" 2 accesskey="char" ? checked 2 name= 2 value= 2 type="radio" 2 accesskey="char" ? checked 2 name= 2 value= 2 type="hidden" 2 accesskey="char" ? name= 2 value= 2 type="image" 2 align="top|middle|bottom| 3.2 left|right" name= 2 src= 2 type="submit" 2 accesskey="char" ? name= 2 value= 2 type="reset" 2 accesskey="char" ? name= 2 value= 2 type="file" 3.2
Attributes type="text"
Access + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ? + + + + + + + + + + -
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

cHTML + + + + + -

INS ISINDEX KBD LABEL

LEGEND LI

LISTING MAP MARQUEE

MENU META

Access + + + + -

3.+ 4 + + + + 3.2 3.2 3.2 + 2 + + + + + + 2 3.2 ? ? ? + + + + +

+ + + -

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + -

- Deprecated in HTML 4.0

Deprecated in HTML 4.0 Deprecated in HTML 4.0 Deprecated in HTML 4.0
- Obsoleted in HTML 4.0 + + + Number of times + Deprecated in HTML 4.0 + + + - Deleted from HTML 3.2 -

+ + + + +

cHTML + + + + + + + + + + -

OPTGROUP OPTION

P PARAM PLAINTEXT PRE Q S SAMP SCRIPT

SELECT

SMALL SPAN STRIKE STRONG STYLE SUB SUP TABLE

Related

Buy at Amazon

NEC N22I

Manual

NEC N22I

User reviews and opinions

Documents

2011 www.gsm-support.net

My first i-mode site

Adding links

Adding images

Sending e-mail

Receiving e-mail

Considerations

Images

HTTP requests

Authorization

HTTP responses

Accept HTTP header

NEC N22i

User-Agent HTTP header

Comment tag

Entities

Entity &nbsp;

Attributes

Example

BASE Tag

BLINK Tag

cHTML 2.0

BLOCKQUOTE Tag

BODY Tag

BR Tag

CENTER Tag

DIR Tag

DIV Tag

DL, DT, DD Tags

Web server error pages

Off ABC Yes Yes No

Period expired pop-up

Nr 155 156

Nr 176 177

Nr 196 197

Nr 206 207

HTML I IFRAME IMG

4.0 4.0 4.0 4.0

Elements INPUT

cHTML + + + + + -

LEGEND LI

MENU META

Access + + + + -

+ + + -

- Deprecated in HTML 4.0

+ + + + +

OPTGROUP OPTION

SELECT

Tags

Sitemap

Entity