Huawei Tag Anti-Lost Elf User Manual

1. Ifihan

The Huawei Tag Anti-Lost Elf is a compact and lightweight positioning device designed to help you keep track of your valuable items, pets, children, or elderly family members. Utilizing Huawei's extensive 'search' network, it offers both long-distance and close-range tracking capabilities, along with timely reminders to prevent loss.

Figure 1: Huawei Tag - Remote positioning and retrieval with sound guide.

2. Eto ati Sisopọ

2.1. Ibamu

The Huawei Tag is compatible with a range of Huawei mobile phones and tablets. Currently, it supports devices sold in mainland China that are upgraded to Hongmeng 2.0.0.230 or 2.0.1. Please ensure your device meets these requirements for optimal functionality.

Awọn foonu Alagbeka ti o ni atilẹyin: Mate 20 series, Mate 30 series, Mate 40 series, Mate X, Mate Xs, Mate X2, Mate Xs2, P30 series, P40 series, P50 series, Nova 4 series, Nova 5 series, Nova 6 series, Nova 7 series, Nova 8 series, Nova 9 series, Nova 10 Series, Chang Xiang 9s, Chang Xiang 10 series, Chang Xiang 20 series, Chang Xiang 50 series, Chang Xiang Z 5G, Maimang 8, Maimang 9, Honor 20 series, Honor V20, Honor 30 series, Honor V30 series, Honor 8X, Honor 9X, Honor 9X Pro, Honor X10 Series, Honor Play4 5G, Honor Play4 Pro, Honor Magic2.

Supported Tablets: MatePad Pro, MatePad Pro 5G, MatePad 10.4, Huawei Tablet M6, Huawei Changxiang Tablet 2, Honor Tablet 6, Honor Tablet V6, Glory Tablet X6. (Note: MatePad 11 and MatePad Pro 10.8 are not currently supported).

2.2. Ibẹrẹ Ibẹrẹ

The Huawei Tag utilizes Bluetooth technology for service communication and NFC for touch pairing. Follow these steps to pair your Huawei Tag with your compatible smartphone:

1. Ensure Bluetooth and NFC are enabled on your Huawei smartphone.
2. Bring the Huawei Tag close to your phone. A pop-up window should appear for connection.
3. Alternatively, place the Huawei Tag on the NFC area on the back of your phone to initiate pairing.
4. Once connected successfully, open the 'Find Device' application on your phone.
5. You will then be able to see the location of your item within the application.

2.3. Fifi sori batiri

The Huawei Tag uses a replaceable CR2032 button battery. To install or replace the battery:

1. Gently twist the two halves of the Huawei Tag lati ṣii.
2. Fi batiri CR2032 sii pẹlu ẹgbẹ rere (+) ti nkọju si oke.
3. Mu awọn idaji meji pọ ki o si yi wọn pada papọ titi di igba ti o ni aabo.

Figure 2: Huawei Tag (1PCS variant).

3. Awọn ilana Iṣiṣẹ

3.1. Finding Lost Items

The Huawei Tag offers multiple ways to locate your items:

• Remote Positioning: Through the Huawei 'search' network, consisting of billions of Huawei devices, you can grasp the location information of your Huawei Tag, whether your bound items are left in shopping malls or vacation areas.
• Close-Range Search: When the Huawei Tag is nearby, open the 'Find Device' app and click "Play Ringtone." The Tag will emit a dedicated ringtone to help you identify its location by following the sound.

Figure 3: Long-distance and timely positioning via the Huawei 'search' network.

Figure 4: Searching accurately at close range by playing a ringtone.

3.2. Quick Forgotten Reminder

To prevent important items from being forgotten, activate the 'quick forgotten reminder' mode in the app. If an item leaves your body while in this mode, your phone will receive an immediate reminder to help you locate it quickly and avoid losing it.

Figure 5: Quick forgotten reminder to prevent loss.

3.3. Ìpamọ́ àti Ààbò

Huawei Tag location information is transmitted using two-way anonymous encryption. Only you can know where your Huawei Tag is currently located. If a strange Huawei Tag that has left its owner follows you for a period, the system will send you a safety notification and play a ringtone to guide you to find it.

Figure 6: Privacy and security features of the Huawei Tag.

3.4. Awọn oju iṣẹlẹ lilo

The thin and compact design of the Huawei Tag allows it to be easily placed in wallets, cardholders, backpacks, or attached to keys and other items. It can also be used to track pets or monitor children and the elderly.

Figure 7: Diverse usage scenarios for the Huawei Tag.

4. Itọju

4.1. Batiri Rirọpo

The Huawei Tag is powered by a CR2032 button battery, which can last for more than one year. When the battery is low, replace it by gently twisting the Tag open, removing the old battery, and inserting a new CR2032 battery with the positive (+) side facing up. Close the Tag ni aabo.

Figure 8: Super long battery life of the Huawei Tag.

4.2. Agbára láti dènà eruku àti omi

The Huawei Tag supports IP67 dust and water resistance. This means it is protected against dust ingress and can withstand immersion in water up to 1 meter for 30 minutes. It can cope with splashing water and flying dust in daily life. However, it is not recommended for prolonged submersion or use in extreme water conditions.

Figure 9: Huawei Tag's IP67 dust and water resistance.

5. Laasigbotitusita

5.1. Asopọ Oran

• Tag ko so pọ: Ensure Bluetooth and NFC are enabled on your phone. Make sure your phone is a compatible Huawei device and its software is updated to Hongmeng 2.0.0.230 or 2.0.1. Try restarting both the Tag (by re-inserting the battery) and your phone.
• Asopọmọra igba diẹ: Ṣayẹwo ipele batiri ti o wa ninu Tag. Ensure there are no significant obstructions between the Tag and your phone, especially during close-range tracking.

5.2. Location Inaccuracy

• Inaccurate remote positioning: Ensure your Huawei device has an active internet connection and location services are enabled. The accuracy depends on the density of Huawei devices in the 'search' network in the area.
• Difficulty finding nearby items: Rii daju pe Tag's battery is not depleted. Increase the volume on your phone to better hear the Tag's ringtone.

6. Awọn pato

7. Atilẹyin ọja ati Support

For warranty information, technical support, or service inquiries, please refer to the official Huawei website or contact Huawei customer service in your region. Keep your purchase receipt for warranty claims.

8. Awọn imọran olumulo

• Always ensure your Huawei smartphone or tablet is updated to the latest compatible Hongmeng OS version (2.0.0.230 or 2.0.1) for optimal performance and feature access.
• When pairing, if the automatic pop-up doesn't appear, try placing the Tag directly on the NFC area of your phone's back.
• For best results with the 'quick forgotten reminder' mode, ensure your phone's Bluetooth is always active.
• Nigba ti Tag is IP67 rated, avoid intentional submersion or exposure to high-pressure water jets to prolong its lifespan.