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Press power button to lock. Screen locks automatically after inactivity.
Press power button to turn on. Slide finger to unlock.
Swipe up from bottom to open control panel for magazine unlock or quick app launch.
Use dialer, contacts, or other sources to place a call.
Send text/multimedia messages, save attachments from received messages.
Frame scene, focus, then touch to capture a photo.
Swipe to switch modes like Time-lapse for recording slow transformations.
Touch icon to turn on mobile data for internet access.
Touch and hold Wi-Fi icon to access settings and connect to a network.
Open settings menu to set backup frequency and follow instructions.
Choose data like contacts, messages, photos to back up.
Scan for risks, use one-touch optimization, or manually clean storage and manage apps.
Clean trash, set harassment filter, activate power saving, manage app permissions.
Touch specific icons to turn on screen off gestures.
Turn on screen or open apps using predefined gestures when the screen is off.
Swipe navigation bar to adjust screen display for one-hand use.
Swipe down in apps to access top screen content with one hand.
Do not use if prohibited or causes danger/interference with other electronic devices.
Follow facility rules; avoid using near pacemakers or hearing aids; maintain distance.
To prevent hearing damage, do not listen at high volume levels for long periods.
Device complies with RF specs when used near ear or 1.5 cm from body.
Device designed to meet FCC requirements for exposure to radio waves.
Place your device in a safe area to prevent unauthorized use.
Set screen lock and create a password or unlock pattern.
Periodically back up personal information from SIM/memory card or device memory.
Press power button to lock. Screen locks automatically after inactivity.
Press power button to turn on. Slide finger to unlock.
Swipe up from bottom to open control panel for magazine unlock or quick app launch.
Use dialer, contacts, or other sources to place a call.
Send text/multimedia messages, save attachments from received messages.
Frame scene, focus, then touch to capture a photo.
Swipe to switch modes like Time-lapse for recording slow transformations.
Touch icon to turn on mobile data for internet access.
Touch and hold Wi-Fi icon to access settings and connect to a network.
Open settings menu to set backup frequency and follow instructions.
Choose data like contacts, messages, photos to back up.
Scan for risks, use one-touch optimization, or manually clean storage and manage apps.
Clean trash, set harassment filter, activate power saving, manage app permissions.
Touch specific icons to turn on screen off gestures.
Turn on screen or open apps using predefined gestures when the screen is off.
Swipe navigation bar to adjust screen display for one-hand use.
Swipe down in apps to access top screen content with one hand.
Do not use if prohibited or causes danger/interference with other electronic devices.
Follow facility rules; avoid using near pacemakers or hearing aids; maintain distance.
To prevent hearing damage, do not listen at high volume levels for long periods.
Device complies with RF specs when used near ear or 1.5 cm from body.
Device designed to meet FCC requirements for exposure to radio waves.
Place your device in a safe area to prevent unauthorized use.
Set screen lock and create a password or unlock pattern.
Periodically back up personal information from SIM/memory card or device memory.
This document outlines the features, usage, and maintenance of the HUAWEI RIO-L03, a mobile device designed for communication, multimedia, and various smart functions.
The HUAWEI RIO-L03 is a smartphone that allows users to make calls, send messages, capture photos, connect to the internet, and manage their device's performance. It features a power button for turning the device on/off and for locking/unlocking the screen. A forceful restart can be initiated by pressing and holding the power button until the device vibrates. The device includes a fingerprint scanner for secure access, a flash camera, NFC sensor area, earpiece, headset jack, status indicator, light sensor, and a front camera. For audio, it has a volume button, microphone, and speaker, with a Micro USB port for charging and data transfer. Navigation on the device is facilitated by Home, Return, and Recent buttons.
Getting started with the device involves setting up the SIM card. Users are instructed to insert the SIM card into the correct card slot to ensure it is recognized by the phone. The device supports both dual SIM cards and a single SIM card with a microSD card. Caution is advised when using the SIM ejector pin to prevent injury or damage to the phone, and it should be stored safely away from children. It is important not to insert or remove a SIM card while the phone is on.
The device offers various usage features to enhance the user experience. The screen can be locked by pressing the power button, and it will automatically lock after a period of inactivity. To unlock, users slide their finger in any direction. Swiping up from the bottom of the screen opens the control panel for magazine unlock, allowing quick access to commonly used applications without fully unlocking the screen.
For communication, the device provides a dialer to make calls, and users can also initiate calls from contacts, messages, emails, or web pages. Text and multimedia messages can be sent, and the device allows saving photos, audio clips, videos, and other attachments from received multimedia messages.
The camera function enables users to capture photos. To use it, users frame the scene, let the camera focus automatically or tap the screen to focus on a specific object, and then touch the capture button. The device supports different capture modes, and users can switch between them by swiping left or right. A time-lapse mode is available for recording slow transformations of objects or scenes.
Internet connectivity is supported via Wi-Fi or mobile data. Users can turn on mobile data by touching the corresponding icon. To connect to a Wi-Fi network, users can touch and hold the Wi-Fi icon to access the Wi-Fi settings screen, where they can turn on Wi-Fi and select a network. The notification panel can be accessed by swiping down from the status bar.
Data management features include backing up data. Users can access the settings menu to configure how often they want to back up their data, such as contacts, messages, and photos. The device guides users through the onscreen instructions to complete the backup process.
The Phone Manager application helps optimize device performance. Users can quickly scan their phone for potential risks with one touch, follow instructions for one-touch optimization, or manually clean system storage and manage applications. The Phone Manager also offers options to clean system trash, set a harassment filter, activate power-saving mode, and manage application notification permissions.
Screen off gestures provide a convenient way to interact with the device when the screen is off. Users can enable these gestures to turn on the screen or open an app using a predefined gesture, such as drawing a letter "M" to open a specific application.
One-hand layout is a feature designed for ease of use. By swiping the navigation bar to the left or right, users can adjust the screen display area, making it easier to operate the phone with one hand. This is particularly useful in applications like the dialer, contacts, messages, or email, where users can swipe down on the screen to access content at the top with one hand.
The device manual also provides comprehensive safety information. Users are advised not to use the device where prohibited or where it may cause interference with other electronic devices, especially medical equipment like hearing aids or pacemakers. A minimum distance of 15 cm should be maintained between the device and a pacemaker. Protecting hearing is emphasized, with a recommendation not to listen at high volume levels for prolonged periods and to lower headset volume to a safe level. Using a headset at high volumes while driving is discouraged due to distraction risks.
Safety in areas with flammables and explosives is critical; the device should not be used or stored in such environments. Traffic security guidelines include observing local laws, concentrating on driving, using hands-free accessories, and pulling off the road to make or answer calls. RF signals may affect motor vehicle electronic systems, and the device should not be placed over or in the air bag deployment area.
Regarding the operating environment, users should avoid dusty, damp, or dirty conditions and magnetic fields to prevent circuit malfunctions. The device should not be used during thunderstorms. Ideal operating temperatures are 0 °C to 35 °C, and storage temperatures are -20 °C to 45 °C. Direct sunlight exposure for prolonged periods should be avoided, as well as fire or electrical shock hazards, rain, and moisture. The device should be kept away from heat sources. Sharp metal objects should not be placed near the earpiece or speaker. If the device overheats, usage should be stopped to prevent low-temperature burn symptoms.
Additional safety precautions include not using the camera flash directly in eyes, avoiding touching the antenna, and preventing children or pets from biting or sucking the device. Local laws and privacy rights should be respected. Child safety is addressed by advising adult supervision when children use the device due to detachable parts that may pose a choking hazard.
Accessories should be approved by the device manufacturer, as unapproved power adapters, chargers, or batteries can cause hazards and void the warranty. Charger safety instructions include ensuring the socket-outlet is easily accessible, unplugging the charger when not in use, and avoiding dropping or impacting the charger. Damaged power cables or loose plugs should prompt immediate discontinuation of use. Users should not touch the power cord, device, or charger with wet hands. Chargers exposed to water or moisture should be inspected by an authorized service center, and only USB-IF compliant products should be connected.
Battery safety is extensively covered. Users should not connect battery poles with conductors, keep the battery away from excessive heat and direct sunlight, and avoid placing it on or in heating devices. Modifying, remanufacturing, or immersing the battery in liquids is prohibited. In case of battery leakage, direct contact with skin or eyes should be avoided, and immediate medical consultation is recommended if contact occurs. Battery deformation, color change, or overheating during charging or storage requires immediate discontinuation of use and removal of the battery. Batteries should not be put in fire, and used batteries must be disposed of according to local regulations. Smashing, piercing, or exposing the battery to high external pressure is forbidden. Dropping the device or battery, especially on a hard surface, can cause damage. A significantly shortened standby time indicates the need for battery replacement.
Maintenance guidelines include keeping the device and accessories dry, avoiding external heat sources for drying, and protecting them from extreme heat or cold. Collisions should be avoided to prevent malfunctions. Before cleaning or maintaining, the device should be stopped, all applications closed, and all cables disconnected. Chemical detergents, powders, or other chemical agents should not be used for cleaning; instead, a clean, soft, and dry cloth is recommended. Magnetic stripe cards should not be placed near the device. Dismantling or remanufacturing the device or its accessories is prohibited, as it voids the warranty. In case of a broken screen, usage should be stopped, and an authorized service center contacted.
Environmental protection emphasizes that the device and its accessories should not be disposed of with household garbage, and proper collection and recycling are encouraged.
The document also includes FCC Regulatory Compliance information, stating that the device complies with RF specifications for body-worn operation, requiring a distance of 1.5 cm from the body and ensuring accessories are not composed of metal components. Certification information (SAR) indicates that the device meets FCC requirements for exposure to radio waves, with specific SAR values provided for use at the ear and on the body, as well as for Wi-Fi hotspot function. The FCC statement confirms compliance with Class B digital device limits and provides guidance on correcting harmful interference.
Personal Information and Data Security are highlighted, recommending measures such as placing the device in a safe area, setting a screen lock password or pattern, and periodically backing up personal information. Users are advised to delete suspicious messages or emails, avoid risky websites, set passwords for Wi-Fi tether or Bluetooth, install security software, and obtain third-party applications from legitimate sources.
Finally, the Legal Notice includes copyright information, trademark and permissions details for HUAWEI, Android™, LTE, and Bluetooth®, and a disclaimer regarding the manual's contents and Huawei's liability. It also covers import and export regulations and directs users to the privacy policy for information on personal data protection.
General| Model | RIO-L03 |
|---|---|
| Network | GSM / HSPA / LTE |
| Display Size | 5.0 inches |
| Display Type | IPS LCD |
| Display Resolution | 720 x 1280 pixels |
| Operating System | Android 5.1 (Lollipop) |
| RAM | 2 GB |
| Internal Storage | 16 GB |
| Colors | Black, White, Gold |
| Weight | 135 g |
| UI | EMUI 3.1 |
| CPU | Quad-core 1.2 GHz Cortex-A53 |
| Expandable Storage | microSD, up to 32 GB |
| Main Camera | 13 MP |
| Selfie Camera | 5 MP |
| Battery | 2200 mAh |
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