ZTE K70 User Manual

Content

Announcement...............................................................................................2

ChapterOne:

ChapterTwo:

ChapterThree:

3.8

3.9

3.10
ChapterFour:System

4.1

4.2Sound

4.3Display

4.4Apps

4.5Date&Time

4.6Lang uagea ndInput

Precautionary Information..................................................... ............2

Overview……............................................................................4

ProductOverview..............................................................................4

1.1

1.2

Back Overvi ew..................................................................... .............4

1.3PowerO n

1.4EnterandE xit

1.5Home

1.6Locka ndUnlock

1.7Status

1.8

1.9USBC onnection(ConnectbetweenTablet&

2.1Wi-Fiand

2.2

2.3

3.1

3.2

3.3

3.4

3.5

3.6File

3.7
Downl oad

Clock..................................................................................................19

Phone, People and Messaging…….…………................................19

Inter netSetting s..............................................................................20

andOff...............................................................................5

StandbyM ode ............................................................6

Screen.......................................................................................6

Screen......................................................................6

Bar............................................................................................7

TextInp ut………………...........................................................................8

Internet&Bluetooth...............................................................9

Network......................................................................... ..10

Browser..........................................................................................

Bluetooth.......................................................................................

Applications

Camera..............................................................................................12

Gallery..........................................................................................

Video..............................................................................................

Music.............................................................................................

Calendar............................................................................................15

Manager

E-mail...........................................................................................

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Settings..................................................................................22

Setti ngs ................................................................................23

Settings ........................................................................... ........24

Settings

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Settings............................................................24

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Announcement

Version (V1.0)

Our company may modify and change the content of this manual whenever

necessary.

Please forgi ve for any error and omissions in this manual.

Please make the object as standard if contents in this manual are different from

the object.

Precautionary Information

Please read carefully the precautio ns and opera tions shall be in accordance with

the warnings, hints and instructions.
 Please turn off the power and re move the power adapter before cleaning

your Tablet PC. Please do not clean the touch screen with any chemical

cleaner.

 Connection of the power a dapter shall be in accordance with the rated

voltage and current input marks. Correct power a dapter shall be used and

please do no t use any power adapter that not equipped by this product.

 Before turning on the Tablet PC, please carefully check if all the peripheral

equipment of the Tablet PC is properly connected.

 Please turn off the power before installing or remove a peripheral device

are not hot-pluggable.

 Please do not try to disassemble and check the Tablet PC.It may cause

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trouble to yo ur Tablet PC a nd lose corresponding warranty rights.

 Please keep the Tablet PC from direct sunlight to avoid advanced ageing of

the electric components.

 Avoid using the Tablet PC in places with rising dust or in a dirty and untidy

environment (dust may cause system failure).

 Please avoid placing the Tablet PC near by the magnetic substance to avoid

influencing the touch performance; please do not click the touch screen

with nail or s harp articles; please do not click the touch screen or the ke ys

with gloves on.

Please do not place the Tablet PC under over cold (below 5℃) or over

heatenvironment(above 3 5℃), otherwise the Tablet PC may not be

normally started and operated.

Please do not stuff any o bjects into the Tablet PC to avoid short-circuit of

components or damage of circuit. Please do not s plash any liquid on this

product.

The charging period of the rechargeable battery is limited, a nd the battery may

require changing someday. The clien t shall not change the battery by oneself, and

only an authorized facilitator may c hange the battery.

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Chapter One: Overview

1.1 Product Overview

WEB CAM

ALS AND PROXIMITY SENSOR

AUDIO JACK

MIC

1.2 BACK Overview

MICRO USB

POWER BUTTON

VOLUME CONTROL BUTTON

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 Open cover

Open cover by slot as pic ture shows.

 Install cover

Install the cover in 45 degrees to point A and B as picture sho ws, press to fasten.

*Please turn off tabletPC , before installation or removal of micro-SD card or SIM

card .

 Reset

Pinandholdtheresetbuttononthesideofthedevicefor3
seconds

torestartandresetthe

system.

1.3 Power On and Off

Poweron

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Pressandholdthepowerbutton(seePr oductOverviewimage)
ystemwillbegintoboot.Whiletheunitis
harging

notification.

off

andcharging,pressthepow erbuttontoseec

1.4 Enter and Exit Standby Mode

Enterstandby

Tosavepowerwhiletheunitisonbutinactive,tapthe
e.

Exitstandby

Whiletheunitisinstandbymode,tapthepowerbutton

mode

mode

power

buttontoenterstandby

to

resume

1.5 Home Screen

for2-3

seconds,andthes

activity.

mod

Addapplicationshortcuts:Pressandholdanapplicationicon
nlistanddragtheicontothehomescreentoadd

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asshortcut.

from

theApplicatio

•Removeapplicationshortcuts:Pressandholdanapplicationiconinthehomes
creenasthetopofthescreendisplaysan“X”.Drag
he“X”untilitturnsred,andthenrelease
holdtoremovetheapplication

shortcut.

the

the

applicationicontowardst

1.6 Lock and Unlock Screen

Lock

Youmaysetanidletimeframeafterwhichtheunit
stemwillsleepandthescreenwilllockifit

Unlock

Movethe icontounlocktheunit,asshown

automaticallyenters

is

inactiveforthesetamountof

below.

standby.Thesy
time.

1.7 Status Bar

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Thestatusbarislocatedatthebottomthe

screen and on the upper right corner.

•Back :Taptoreturntoprevious

•Home :Taptoreturntohome

•History :Taptoviewthemost-recentlyaccessed

TheiconsontherightsideofstatusbardisplayWi-Fisignal,
erypower/batterychargingstatus,USBandSDcardconnectionstatus.

screen.

screen.

applications.

Wi-Fi

connectionstatus,batt

1.8 Text Input

Whenusingthetablet,youmayuseitsvirtualkeyboardtoenter

text,

numbersandsymb

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olsdirectlybytouchingthescreen.After
ardwillappearas

Toalternatebetweennumbersandletters,

Toalternatebetweenuppercaseandlowercaseletter,

shown

below:

tapping

intoatextinputarea,thedefaultkeybo

press

press

1.9 USB Connection (Connect between Tablet&Computer)

Whenconnectingthetable ttoyourtablet
PCviathein-boxUSB
eviceofyour

cable,

clickTurn

onUSB

tablet

shouldthenappearonyourPCunderMyComputeras

storagetoconnectyourdevices.Thed

“ZTE”.

TurnoffUSBstoragetodisconnectyourtabletfromthePC

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.

ChapterTwo: Internet& Bluetooth

2.1 Wi-Fi and Network

Networksupportisneededtousethewebbrowser.If
lems,pleasecontactyour

Click
toenterSettings.TurnonWi-Fiand
sword.

Once
toolbar.Youmayalsoclick[+]Addnetworktomanuallyinput
oesnotappearonthelist,butiswithin

connected,Wi -Ficonnectivityiconwillbeshownattherightside

wireless

serviceprovider.

find

yourwirelessnetwork.SigninwithyourWi -Fipas

range.

youexperience

anynetworkprob

your

wirelessnetworkifitd

of

OtherWi-Fi

Tapthe
iconontheupper-rightcornerofthescreentodisplayadvancedoptionsandother
network

WhentheNetworknotificationoptionischecked,the

Options

Advanced

information.

system

automaticallyscans

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anddisplaysavailablenetworkswithinrange.Ifitisunchecked,youmusttapSCANt
omanuallyscanfornearby

2.2 Browser

networks

andtapADDNETWORKtomanuallydo

so.

FromyourApplicationlist,

TouchtheURLinputareatodisplaythe

Click toaddsite

Click toaddnewbrowser

Click toclosethebrowser

click

toBookmarks

tab

tab

toopentheweb

soft

browser.

keyboardtotypesiteaddress.

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2.3 Bluetooth

Click

toopen the Bluetooth.

ChapterThree:

Applications

3.1Camera

Clickto enter the camera app.

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Camera

Mode

Click totakea

Click toset whitebalance

Mode

Video

Click toentervideomode.Pressthe

Click to

picture.

set white

balanceand scene

Gallery

3.2

Click

and

red

buttontorecord.

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scene

mode.

mode.

toviewallpicturessavedonto

Click todisplaythepicturesby different modes.

Click

to

enterCamera

thetablet.

mode.

Click tochooseanalbumtoeditor

3.3 Video

delete.

Click
Youmayadjustvideoplaysettingsonthebottommenubarbyslightly
eplaying

toopenthevideo

.

player.

3.4 Music

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tap

thescreenwhil

FromyourApplicationlist,
toopenthemusic

umname,

Clickonasongtoplay

or

song

Playlist

Random

Repeat

Lyrics

player.

title.

it.

Play(Shuffle)

click

Thesonglistmaybedisplayedalphabeticallybyartistname,alb

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3.5 Calendar

FromyourApplicationlist,
Onyourfirsttimeenteringthecalendarinterface,itwillremindtoaddyourGoogleaccou
nt,whichfacilitatesmoreoptions.Ifyou

DateView:Pressandholdtoaneventtoview,edit,ordelete
toaddanew

WeekView:Pressandholdtoaneventtoview,edit,ordelete
atoaddanew

MonthView:Clickonadate,thenpressandholdtoaneventto
sandholdablankareatoaddanew

Agenda:

Touchthe“Today”iconatanytimetoreturntothecurrent

event.

event.

Listsallsavedevents.Clicktoread

click

toopenthe

event.

calendar.

do

notneedtosetit,click

details.

Later.

it.Press

andholdablankarea

it.

Pressandholdablankare

view,

edit,ordeleteit.Pres

date.

3.6 File Manager

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FromyourApplicationlist,
toviewandedityourfiles.It

click

allows

youtomanage/editallyourdocumentfileswithinthe

i

nternalstorage

andexternalSD

card.

3.7 E-mail

NetworksupportisneededtouseE-mail.Ifyouexperience
ms,pleasecontactyourwirelessserviceprovider.

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any

networkproble

Add

account

UponyourfirsttimeenteringtheE-mailapp,

youwillbeaskedtosetup

Toaddmoreaccountsafterset-up,clickSettings

onthetop

an

E-mail

account.

right

cornerofthepage,thenselectAddaccount.

Compose

E-mail

Fromtheinbox,youcan

Entertherecipient’sE-mailaddressonthe“To”addr essline,

bjectandE-mail

Add

Attachment

content.

click

onthetopofthescreentocompose

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anE-mail.

then

proceedtofillinthesu

Toaddattachment(s)whilecomposinganE-mail,clickonthe on
thetoprightcornerofthescreen.SelectAttach

Replyand

Forward

ToforwardorreplytoanE-mail,openthemessagetofinda

der’snameandE-mailaddress.Click
toperform

thosefunctions.

file.

blue

menubarnexttotheSen

reply,replyall ,orforward

3.8 Download

click

toseeall

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downloadeditemsand

in-progressdownloads.

Clicknexttoanitem,thenclick icontodelete

itscontents.

3.9 Clock

FromyourApplicationlist,

toenter

the

clockinterface.

Underthetimeand

3.10Phone, People and Messaging

click

date,click

Setalarmtoaddan

alarm.

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FromyourApplicationlist,

FromyourApplicationlist,

FromyourApplicationlist,

click

toenter

the

Messaginginterface.

click

click

toenter

toenter

the

Phoneinterface.

the

Peopleinterface.

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ChapterFour:SystemSettings

Click

toenterthesystemsettings

4.1 Internet Settings

(Pleaserefertosection2.1for

interface.

details)

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4.2 Sound Settings

InSoundsettings,youmayadjustthevolumeofnotifications/alarms,choosethedefault
notificationringtone,aswellasmuteall

sounds.

Click ,

adjust“Volumes”.

choose and enter setting as belowto

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4.3 Display Settings

Displaysettingsinclude:Brightness,Wallpaper,Sleepand

Brightness

Adjustthebrightnessofthescreenbyslidingleftor

right.

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FontSize

Wallpaper

Changethewallpaperonyourhomescreenbyselecting

Sleep

Adjustidletimebeforethescreenlocksandthetablet

Font

size

Setsystemfontsizewithfouroptions:Small,Normal,

image

fromavailable

enters

standby

Large,Huge.

4.4 Apps Settings

Application management

Thetablet’sa ppsarelistedherebycategory,under

storage

,Running,andAll.Clickanapptoseemored etails

p,Disable,Uninstall,ClearData,

Running

Inthissetting,youcanforcestopsomeprogramsthatarerunningon
ave

battery.

and

Clear

Downloaded,Internal

and

Cache.

options,suchasForceSto

4.5 Date & Time Settings

YoumayselectAutomaticDate&Timewhileconnectedto
osetomanuallyinputthecorrectdateandtime.
y

format.

the

You

Internet,orcho

mayalsochangethedispla

4.6 Language and Input Settings

Language

Choosethesystemdisplaylanguageamongdifferent
SelectSpellingCheckertoenablethes

Android

keyboard

options.

ystemtocorrectspelling

errors.

mode.

the

backgroundtos

galleries.

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TaptheSettingsiconnextto“Androidkeyboard(AOSP)”to
ardsettings,suchasauto- capitalization,

FCC statements:

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to
the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful
interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.

NOTE: The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference
caused by unauthorized modifications or changes to this equipment. Such
modifications or changes could void the user’s authority to operate the
equipment.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits
for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits
are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference
in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate
radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to
radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:

‐

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

‐

Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

‐

Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to

which the receiver is connected.

‐

Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

RF

The SAR limit of USA (FCC) is 1.6 W/kg averaged over one gram of tissue.
Device

types ZTE K70(FCC ID:SRQ-K70) has also been tested against this SAR limit.

The highest SAR value reported under this standard during product

sound,etc.

configure

theAndroidkeybo

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certification for use when properly worn on the body is 1.194 W/kg and for
head is 0.318 W/kg. Simultaneous RF exposure is 1.580W/Kg.

. This device was tested for

typical body
from the body.

To maintain compliance with FCC RF exposure requirements, use
accessories that

maintain a 5mm separation distance between the user's body and the back
of the

handset. The use of belt clips, holsters and similar accessories should not
contain

metallic components in its assembly. The use of accessories t hat do not
satisfy these

requirements may not comply with FCC RF exposure requirements, and
should be

avoide d.

‐

worn operations with the back of the handset kept 5mm

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