OnePlus 2 User Manual

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Welcome Page

What’s in The Box?

The Device

Alert Slider

Fingerprint Sensor

Back Cover

Dual SIM Card Tray

USB Type-C Port & Charging

Power On

OxygenOS

App Permissions

Customization

Messaging

Making a Call

Camera & Photos

Index

Thank you!

The OnePlus 2 is the result of our hard work in trying to meet the steep expectations held by our users

and community, of us. We promised to deliver an amazing amalgamation of mobile hardware, software and

experience, and we want to thank all of you for pushing us to keep this promise. We truly couldn’t have offered

the best mobile experience out there, without your help.

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OnePlus 2

USB Data &

Charging Cable

User Guide

Quick Start Guide

Charger

What’s in the box

What’s in The Box

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Home/Fingerprint Sensor

Volume

Camera

Power Sleep/Wake

Alert Slider

Dual Nano

SIM Slot

IR Laser

Focus

StyleSwap Cover Release

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Priority

Alert Slider

All

Disable all notications from all contacts (Alarm notications will still be enabled).

The Alert Slider allows you to effortlessly switch between 3

notication proles without having to take the phone out of

your pocket.

Receive notications from only your

priority contacts.

Receive notications from all your

contacts.

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Fingerprint Sensor

Quickly and securely unlock your OnePlus 2 with a simple

press. It can store up to 5 unique ngerprint proles.

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Back Cover

With our new StyleSwap system, you can switch covers in

seconds - no tools required. Covers snap into place for a t

that is extremely secure yet easy to remove.

Detach Here Attachment Clips

Camera Frame

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Dual SIM Card Tray

Don’t lug around two phones or change out SIM cards while traveling. Stay connected to two networks, simultaneously.

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USB Type-C Port & Charging

Our exclusive, patented USB Type-C data and charging cable is reversible on both ends. This means effortless and fumble free charging when plugging into the phone as well as a computer or wall charger.

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Power On

Turn on your OnePlus 2 by pressing and holding the <Power> button on the right for a few seconds. Then follow the on-screen instrutions to personalize your 2.

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OxygenOS

OxygenOS now has a custom launcher. We no longer ship with Google Now Launcher. The launcher is based on AOSP

(Android Open Source Project) launcher but has a few nifty

features within it. The launcher supports third party icon packs out of the box and also allows user to change their app drawer grid. Shelf and the launcher are linked to each other.

We also have another fancy new feature, users can now re-arrange their icons by long pressing on the home screen

and clicking re-arrange to x all the clutter. The launcher

also reacts to dark mode which changes the default white background to a dark background with a tint.

OxygenOS

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App Permissions

Security was also a huge focus when building OxygenOS. App Permissions allows you to control what apps can access, things like location, identity, or contacts. Don’t want a particular app

to bother you with notications? Turn them off.

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Customization

Dark Mode enables a system wide Dark Theme on the device. It themes basic elements across the system. It covers

stuff like - Settings, Quick Settings, Notication Panel,

Volume panel, Launcher app drawer etc.

OxygenOS also natively supports custom icons packs in any format, allowing you to drastically change the look and

feel of your device. Options also exist to ne-tune the LED

indicator, icon grid size, and more

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Message

To send an SMS launch the Messaging application from

your Launcher or Application drawer. Enter the name or phone number in the <to> eld or select someone from your

contacts. Type your message, then tap .

For an MMS. In the Messaging application, tap the you want to add. Type your message, then tap .

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Phone Call

Tap the from your Home Screen or Application Drawer and use the to make phone calls manually or tap any contact card from the Speed Dial list to quickly dial that contact. Tap a phone number in Contacts, an e-mail, or a text message to make a call.

Contacts from your Address Book are automatically added to your Speed dial list based on franquency of use. You can permenantly pin contacts to the top of your Speed Dial list by marking them as “Favorites“ - just tap the associqted with each contact you want to add.

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Camera

The new camera app for the OnePlus 2 is loaded with powerful features. You can now manually tweak some settings like the white balance and with the OTA update at launch, it will let you tweak the ISO and shutter speed as well.

We have also included a new “Clear image” mode, which you can take 50 megapixel photos with stunning clarity. As well, you are now able to capture “Slow motion” video at 120 frames per second along with an automatic “Time-lapse” mode.

OxygenOS

We strive to use the best, and thus achieve to provide our users with the best possible experience that can be had with all of our

products. We aim to create products, that are both very functional and beautiful at the same time. We truly believe we are creating

our products, with this concept in mind and aren’t willing to compromise in either aspects. As this is the essence of our “Never

Settle” philosophy, in that neither us nor our fans should settle for an inferior product in any way.