Huawei H892L User manual

H892L
User Guide
Model:H892L
TracFone part number: H02231RMM

V100R001_01

Content
Foreword
Getting started
2 Your phone at a glance
3 Battery indicator
4 Important information about the battery
5 Powering on or off your phone
5 Locking and unlocking the screen
6Touchscreengestures
8 Getting to know your home screen
11 Turning on your mobile network
12 Connecting to a Wi-Fi network
Basic features
13 Status icons
14 Organizing applications and widgets on the
home screen
16 Managing home screens
16 Accessing applications
17 Texting
Personalizing your phone
20 Changing the home screen style
20 Setting tones
20 Changing the lock screen style
21 Shortcut switches on the notification panel
22 Changing the font size
Calls
23 Making a call
24 Answering or rejecting a call
25 What you can do during a call
26 TTY Operation
27 Setting Hearing Aid Compatibility

Contacts
28 Creating a contact
28 Importing or exporting contacts
29 Copying contacts
29 Searching for a contact
29 Editing a contact
29 Adding a contact to your favorites
30 Deleting a contact
30 Sharing a contact
30 Contact groups
Messaging
32 Sending a text message
32 Replying to a message
32 Searching for a message
32 Managing messages
34 Modifying message settings
Browser
35 Browsing web pages
35 Managing bookmarks
36 Setting the home page
36 Clearing your browsing history
36 Modifying browser settings
Email
37 Adding a POP3 or IMAP email account
37 Adding an Exchange account
38 Sending an email
38 Checking your emails
39 Switching between email accounts
39 Removing an email account
39 Modifying email account settings
Multimedia
40 Camera
43 Gallery
45 Music

Internet connection
48 Mobile data connection
48 Wi-Fi network
Sharing data
50 Turning on or turning off Bluetooth
50 Renaming your phone
50 Searching for and pairing with other Bluetooth
devices
51 Sharing a file using Bluetooth
51 Receiving a file using Bluetooth
Managing applications
52 Downloading applications
52 Installing an application
52 Viewing applications
53 Uninstalling an application
53 Clearing the application cache
Backup, restoration, and update
54 Backing up data to the local storage
54 Restoring data from the local storage
55 Restoring factory settings
55 Online update
Phone settings
56 Setting up an account
57 Turning on or turning off airplane mode
57 Adjusting the screen brightness
57 Modifying tone settings
58 Modifying display settings
59 Turning on or turning off do not disturb mode
60 Setting the date and time
60 Changing the system language
60 Setting the PIN of your SIM card
61 Accessibility
Legal Notice

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Foreword
Thank you for choosing the H892L smartphone!
This guide introduces you to the features and functions
of your new phone. Also included are safety
precautions you should be aware of, so please read
this guide first before you begin using your new
phone.
Symbols and definitions
Note
Highlights important information
and tips, and provides additional
information.
Caution
Indicates potential problems that
may arise, such as device damage
or data loss, if the proper care or
attention is not given.
Warning
Indicates a potentially hazardous
situation which, if not avoided,
could result in serious injury.

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Getting started
Your phone at a glance
Noise reduction
microphone Status indicator
Proximity sensor/
Ambient light sensor Keys
Micro-USB port Microphone
Power button Volume button
Front camera Earpiece
Headset jack Rear camera
Flash Speaker
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Do not block the area around the ambient light
and proximity sensor. When you attach a
protective film to the screen, make sure it does
not block the sensor.
Buttons
Battery indicator
Your phone's battery level is shown on the status
indicator.
• Blinking red: The battery level is lower than 10%.
• Steady red (when charging): The battery level is
lower than 10%.
• Steady yellow (when charging): The battery level is
higher than 10%.
• Steady green (when charging): The battery is almost
or already full.
Return
• Touch to return to the previous
screen or exit the current
application.
• When you are entering text, touch
to hide the onscreen keyboard.
Home Touch to return to the home screen.
Menu
• Touch to display an option menu.
• Touch and hold to display the list of
recently used applications.

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Important information about
the battery
• Rechargeable batteries have a limited lifecycle and
may eventually need to be replaced. If you notice
significantly reduced battery life, replace the
battery. Your phone's built-in battery is not user-
removable. To replace the battery, contact an
authorized service center. Do not attempt to
remove it yourself.
• If your phone has been running for long periods of
time, especially in hot environments, heat may be
pushed to the surface of the phone. If your phone is
overheating, cease using it immediately and unplug
it from any power source to let it cool down. Do not
hold on to the phone for too long to avoid burn
injuries.
• Use the original battery, power adapter, and USB
cable to charge your phone. Using third-party
accessories may reduce your phone's performance
or pose security risks. Do not operate your phone or
cover it with any object while it is charging. Do not
cover the power adapter either.
• The time required to fully charge the battery
depends on the ambient temperature and age of the
battery.
• If your phone is low on power, it plays an alert tone
and displays a message. If the battery level is
extremely low, your phone automatically powers
off.
• If the battery power is depleted, you may not be
able to power on your phone immediately after you
begin charging the battery. This is normal. Allow
the battery to charge for a few minutes before
attempting to power on your phone.