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User guide
The contents of this manual may differ in certain
respects from the description of your phone depending on its
software version and your telephone operator.
CONGRATULATIONS !
You have just purchased your WIKO Y70 (W-K420) phone.
This guide contains all the information needed to use the
phone so that you can quickly familiarise yourself, we hope,
with the world of WIKO.
A complete version of the guidelines, safety instructions and
your device user guide is available on our website www.
wikomobile.com. You can request a printed version via
email or printed letter at the address listed at the end of
the user guide.
Copyright © 2019 WIKO
The information contained in this manual may not be disclosed
to third parties or reproduced in any form whatsoever without
the express written consent of WIKO.
Trademarks
WIKO is a registered trademark of WIKO SAS.
Disclaimer
This manual has been prepared with the utmost care
and attention and is designed to guide you through the
functions and features of your device. However, the
information and recommendations contained herein do
not constitute a guarantee under the Applicable law. WIKO
reserves the right to change or modify the information
contained in this manual at any time
Limitation of Liability
All content and services accessible through this device
are the exclusive property of third parties and are
protected by the relevant laws (copyright, patent, licence
and/or other intellectual property laws). These services
are for your own personal non-commercial use. It is not
permitted to use any content or services without prior
written permission of the content owner. You may not copy,
publish, transfer, sell, create derivative works or exploit in
any manner or medium any content or services displayed
through this device.
THIRD PARTY CONTENT AND SERVICES ARE PROVIDED
AS IS.” WIKO DOES NOT GUARANTEE THE CONTENT
OR SERVICES SO PROVIDED, EITHER EXPRESSLY
OR IMPLIEDLY, FOR ANY PURPOSE WHATSOEVER.
WIKO EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE. WIKO DOES NOT GUARANTEE THE ACCURACY,
VALIDITY, LEGALITY, OR COMPLETENESS OF ANY
CONTENT OR SERVICES MADE AVAILABLE THROUGH
THE DEVICE.
WIKO has no control over the content and services
provided by third parties via networks or transmission
devices. Moreover, third-party services may be
terminated or interrupted any time without notice.
Therefore, WIKO makes no representation or warranty
whatsoever as to the availability of any third party content
or service and expressly declines any responsibility for
such termination or interruption.
WIKO cannot in any way be held responsible for the
processing and/or monitoring of third party content and
services accessible through this device. Any question
or request relating to the content or services should be
addressed directly to the respective content or service
provider.
An independent third party operator provides the SIM card
and the network or system (mobile or other) on which this
device operates. WIKO expressly declines any responsibility
in respect of the function, availability, coverage, services,
or network or system capacity (mobile or other). The
responsibility of WIKO and its authorised after-sales
service is limited only to the cost of repair and/or
replacement of the unit during the warranty period.
WIKO IS NOT LIABLE IN THE CASE OF NEGLIGENCE,
WHETHER CONTRACTUAL OR BASED ON TORT, FOR
ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL OR SPECIAL
DAMAGE, LEGAL FEES, EXPENSES, OR ANY OTHER
DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE BY YOU OR
ANY THIRD PARTY OF THE CONTENT OR SERVICES
ACCESSIBLE THROUGH THIS DEVICE.
SOME JURISDICTIONS MAY NOT ALLOW THE
EXCLUSION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR THE
LIMITATION OF THE CONSUMER’S LEGAL RIGHTS,
THEREFORE THIS STATEMENT MAY NOT APPLY TO
YOU.
What’s in the Box :
1. WIKO Y70 phone
2. AC adaptor
3. Micro USB cable
4. Hands-free kit
5. Quick start guide and Safety book
6. Battery
Getting to Know Your Phone
ON / OFF
~ The buttons on your phone
Button
On/Off
Home
Overview
Return
Volume
Press and hold the button to turn the phone on or off.
Press the button lightly to lock the touch screen.
Returns to the home screen.
Opens the list of recent applications.
Returns to the previous screen. Closes the onscreen keyboard.
Increases or decreases the call volume, the ringtone, music, games
and other audio functions.
Switch the ringtone to silent mode when the phone rings.
Press and hold on Volume- to enable the meeting profile.
Function
Getting Started
~ Inserting the SIM cards - 2 SIM
In order to use your telephone, you need to insert your SIM
Cards. Insert the SIM cards following the diagrams below.
micro
SIM1
micro
SIM2
~ Installing Memory Card
Your phone takes a MicroSD memory card of up to 32GB.
Insert the microSD memory card following the diagram
below.
~ Charging the Battery
A flashing red light indicates that the battery level is very
low: the battery should be recharged because, if the level is
too low, it may shorten the life of the battery.
Connect the charger to a power outlet and the micro USB
connector to the phone’s USB port.
The phone’s status indicator changes to red, indicating that
the device is charging.
Once the phone has finished charging, the status indicator
changes to green and you should unplug the charger.
For more information, refer to the Safety Information
section.
micro
SD
~ Turning the Phone On and Off
To turn the phone on, press on the ON/OFF button and hold
it down until the phone begins to vibrate.
If your SIM card is locked, you must enter the correct PIN
code to unlock the SIM card when the phone is powered up.
Your PIN is supplied by your operator; if you did not receive
it or have lost it, please contact them.
When the PIN is entered incorrectly three times, the mobile
phone is blocked and has to be unblocked using your PUK
(this is supplied with the SIM card; if this is not the case,
you should contact your phone operator). To turn the phone
off, press and hold the ON-OFF button until the menu opens,
then press on
Power Off
.
Now press
OK
to confirm.
The phone vibrates when it is shut down completely.
Basic Operations
~ SIM Management
When you turn on your phone for the first time, various
items of information about the SIM card(s) are displayed.
You are asked whether you want to modify the settings for
calls, messages and the internet data connection. SIM1
is configured as the default SIM card for data connection.
Now you can:
1. Set the default SIM for voice and video calls, SMS/ MMS
and internet data connection. The background color serves
to differentiate the two SIMs
2. You can still choose a different SIM when performing an
action, such as before making a call or sending a SMS/MMS
by selecting «Ask every time».
~ Network Connection
APN Not Available
If your operator does not appear in the list or the list
is empty, ask your operator how to configure the APN
manually. To do this, go to Settings > Network & internet
> Mobile network > SIM1 or SIM2 > Advanced > Access
Point Names, press on
New APN button and enter the
information provided by your operator. Return to the
previous menu, then choose the APN that you have just
saved.
Enabling Data Connection
To check your data connection settings:
1. Go to Settings > Network & internet > Mobile network >
SIM1 or SIM2 > Advanced > Access Point Names, then enable
the access point according to your operator/package.
2. To activate Mobile data, drag the notification panel
downward with two fingers and enable data connection by
clicking on
.
3. You can choose with which SIM card you will enable data
connection in Settings > Network & internet > SIM cards >
Preferred SIM for Mobile data , then press on the SIM card
you want to activate.
When you activate Data Connection for one SIM card,
the 4G network can only be activated for this SIM card.
Data Roaming
Note that for roaming SIM cards, you must enable the data
roaming in the Settings > Network & internet > Mobile network
> Roaming . Otherwise, the internet connection will be disabled
by default.
~ Notifications
Notification icons on the status bar
Connected to Wi-Fi
Bluetooth enabled
GPS in use
Voice call in progress
Call waiting
Missed call
Synchronising
New mail
Alarm on
Silent mode on
New voicemail
Signal strength
Connected to 4G
Connected to HSPA+ (3G++)
Connected to HSPA (3G+)
Connected to 3G
Connected to EDGE
Connected to GPRS
No signal
Roaming
Wi-Fi available
3G
4G
Depending on the application, notifications may be ac-
companied by a beep, vibration or a flashing LED.
Notifications Panel
Drag the status bar downwards to see details of all your
notifications. Information about new messages received,
upcoming calendar events, download status, etc. will then
be displayed.
Drag a notification to the left or right to clear it or tap on
CLEAR ALL.
To close the panel, drag it upwards or press on
RETURN
.
To access the settings panel, press on
.
Shortcut: pull the notification downwards with
two fingers.
Downloading
Connected to computer
Battery level
New SMS or MMS
Airplane mode on
SIM card modified
No SIM card
Safety Information
Please read this safety information carefully so that you
can use your phone in complete safety:
1.
Prolonged listening to the music player at
full power may damage the user’s hearing.
To avoid possible hearing damage, do not listen to sounds
or music at an excessive volume using the earphones
(headsets, headphones) for a long period of time.
Exposure to high volumes while driving may cause
distraction and increase the risk of an accident.
2. Emergency call: Sometimes the emergency
numbers are not accessible on all mobile networks,
check first with your operator.
The option to make emergency phone calls depends on
local laws and regulations in place. Never rely on your
mobile phone to make important calls, such as in the
event of a medical emergency.
3. Do not use your mobile phone in certain locations such
as aircraft, hospitals, service stations and professional
garages.
4. Children. Be very careful. A portable device is not
designed for use by children. The phone contains small
parts that could be swallowed or cause choking.
5. Driving safety: Using your mobile phone while driving
is prohibited. It is your responsibility to respect the laws
and regulations on the use of mobile phones in the
country where you drive.
Having a telephone conversation or using the other
features of a mobile phone (text messaging, internet,
etc.) when driving may be a distraction and a contributing
factor in serious accidents.
6. Flying: Turn your phone off when flying.
Remember to turn your phone off when you are in a
plane (GSM + Bluetooth) as it may cause interference.
7. Hospitals: Turn your phone off near any medical devices.
It is extremely dangerous to leave a phone switched on
near medical devices as it may cause interference. You
must observe any instructions or warnings in hospitals
and treatment centres.
8. Remember to turn your phone off in service stations. Do
not use your device in a petrol station near fuel.
It is dangerous to use your phone inside a professional
garage.
9. A It is recommended to consult your doctor and the
device manufacturer to determine if your mobile phone
may interfere with your medical device.
A minimum distance of 15cm between a mobile phone and
a pacemaker is advised to avoid potential interference with
the pacemaker. Hold the device on the opposite side to the
implant as a precaution when making a call. If you notice
that your device is causing interference with a pacemaker,
switch it off immediately and contact a doctor for advice on
what action to take.
Respect the rules and regulations of the hospital and
medical centers. Do not use mobile phone in areas where
this is forbidden. Wireless equipment can affect the
performance of hearing aids and pacemakers. For more
information, contact your Internet or service provider.
10. Fire hazard: Do not leave your device near heat
sources. Do not leave your device charging near flammable
materials.
11. Contact with liquid: Do not expose the device to liquid
or touch it with wet hands: any damage caused by water
may be irreparable.
12. Use only WIKO-approved in box accessories.
The use of unauthorised accessories may damage your
phone or cause a safety risk.
13. Batteries must be used with caution.Do not attempt
to disassemble the battery yourself. Do not destroy the
batteries and chargers. Never use a battery or charger
that has been damaged. Keep batteries away from
electronic objects.You should not expose the batteries to
very low or very high temperatures (below 0°C or above
45°C). It is recommended to recharge the battery at a room
temperature between 5°C and 25°C. To optimise battery
life, only use the WIKO battery and charger supplied in
the box. Incorrect use of the battery or replacement with
an incorrect type of battery may cause fire, explosion or
other risks. Dispose of used batteries according to the
instructions.
14. Shocks and impact: Handle and use your phone with
the utmost care.Protect your phone: shocks and impact
may damage it. Some parts of your phone are made from
glass and might break if the phone is dropped or is subject
to severe impact. Avoid dropping your phone. Do not touch
the screen with sharp objects.
15. Electric shock: Do not try to dismantle your device as
there is a very real risk of electric shock.
16. Maintenance: If you want to clean your handset,
use a dry cloth (do not use a solvent, such as benzene,
or alcohol).
17. Recharge your phone in a well ventilated area. Do not
recharge your device when it is resting on a soft surface.
18. Damage to magnetic strips: Keep your phone away
from credit cards as they may damage the data on the
magnetic strips.
19. Do not use the mobile phone in an environment at too
high or too low temperature, never expose your mobile
phone to direct sunlight or too wet an environment. The
suitable temperature for the phone is -10°c to +45°c,
the maximum charging temperature declared by the
manufacturer is +40°c.
20. Due to the used enclosure material, the GSM mobile
phone should only be connected to a USB Interface of
version 2.0 or higher. The connection to so called power
USB is prohibited.
21. The socket-outlet should be near the equipment and
easily accessible.
22. This charger is for indoor use only, the charger type is
TN-050155E2, output voltage/current is 5V/1.55A.
~ Directions for uses
As a preventive mesure, we recommend you use your
mobile telephone under optimal signal conditions. This
means when you have a full signal, as indicated by the
signal reception bar. A hands-free kit can reduce radiation
exposure. Pregnant women should keep the mobile phone
away from their abdomen and teenagers should keep the
mobile phone away from their lower abdomen.
~ Important operating guidelines
Batteries - SIM - Emergency calls - SAR - Repairs
1. To increase the life of your battery, only use WIKO
chargers and batteries. Replacing the battery with a non-
compliant model may result in the latter exploding.
2. Never throw batteries on a fire and follow the guidelines
in force for recycling used batteries and phones.
3. Be careful not to crush or damage the battery, as this
could cause an internal short circuit and overheating.
4. Do not take the battery apart.
5. The battery can be recharged several hundred times
before needing to be replaced. When it shows signs of
losing its power, it can be replaced.
6. If you do not use your mobile phone for an extended
period, remember to recharge the battery to optimise its
use time.
7. Do not throw batteries away with household waste:
recycle them in accordance with the manufacturer’s
guidelines. If the battery is damaged, contact the after-
sales service or the nearest authorised WIKO dealer.
8. Unplug the charger from the wall socket when the
battery is fully charged in order to reduce your energy
consumption.
9. Do not leave the battery being charged for more than a
week as this might result in an overload and reduce the
life of the product.
10. Handle the SIM cards with care: wipe them with a soft
cloth if they appear dirty.
11. Emergency calls: the emergency numbers may not be
accessible on all mobile telephone networks, in isolated
areas or areas where there is no coverage; check first with
your operator.
12. Radio Frequency Exposure:
Your device has been designed and produced to comply
with international norms (ICNIRP) for exposure to
radiofrequencies. The safety instructions related to
exposure to radio frequencies use a measuring unit
called SAR (Specific Absorption Rate). The SAR limit
adopted by the European Directive 2014/53/EU is
2.0 W/ kg.
The highest reported SAR value for your device
when tested for use at the ear is 0.501 W/kg, and
1.608 W/kg when it is kept 0.5 cm from your body.
Tips for Reducing Exposure Levels
We recommend that you use your phone in good reception
conditions in order to reduce the amount of radiation
received. It is advisable to limit the amount of time you use
the phone in underground car parks and when travelling
by car or train, etc.
Reception conditions are indicated by the bars that are
displayed on your phone: the more bars there are, the
better the reception quality.
We recommend that you use the hands-free kit to reduce
exposure to radiation.
To reduce the adverse effects of prolonged radiation
exposure, we advise teenagers to hold the phone away
from their lower abdomen, and that pregnant women hold
the phone at a distance from their stomach.
13. Only qualified service personnel should repair your device.
If you give your device to non-qualified personnel for repair, the
phone will not be covered by WIKO’s warranty.
14. The IMEI code is the serial number used to identify your
device and for After-Sales support. There are several ways
of finding your IMEI code:
• Type * # 06 # on your mobile telephone’s keypad.
• Refer to the packaging box that your telephone came in.
• Remove the battery from your device: on the back, you
will see a label with your IMEI code. (For non-removable
batteries, refer to the IMEI engraved on the telephone’s
rear casing).
~ Radio frequencies Band information
WWAN
Frequency Band Frequency Range
Maximum output
power (dBm)
GSM 1800/1900
1710MHz - 1785
MHz/1850MHz - 1909MHz
30.5 dBm
GSM 850/900
824MHz-848MHz/880MHz -
915MHz
33.5 dBm
UMTS B1/B2
1920MHz - 1980
MHz/1850MHz -1910MHz
22.5 dBm
UMTS B5/B8
824MHz - 849MHz/880MHz -
915MHz
23.5 dBm
WLAN
Standard Frequency EIRP(dBm)
802.11b 2.412~2.472GHz 15.05
802.11g 2.412~2.472GHz 13.51
802.11n 2.412~2.472GHz 12.98
BLUETOOTH
Bluetooth Frequency EIRP Power(dBm)
EDR 2.402~2.480GHz 5.86
LE 2.402~2.480GHz -1.73
~ Recycling
This product is subject to European Directive
(WEEE Directive 2012/19/EU) and batteries
(Directive 2013/56/EU). Electrical, electronic
equipment, batteries, storage batteries and
their accessories must always undergo selective
waste management. Therefore, these elements must be
reported to an authorised collection point for appropriate
reprocessing or recycling.
~ Dangerous substances
This device complies with the requirements resulting from
the REACH regulation (Regulation (EC) N°1907/2006) and
those of the revised RoHS Directive (Directive 2011/65/
EU).
~ Responsibility
Within the limits set by the legislation in force in your
country, in case of negligence on your part or on the part of
a third party in the use of your device or third party services
accessible through it, WIKO will not be responsible for any
damages whatsoever, arising from the said negligence.
You remain solely responsible for the use of the device
in accordance with all regulations applicable to and in
effect in your country.These recommendations, safety
instructions and use of your device can vary depending on
the country in which you reside. To find out more regarding
the recommendations, additional safety instructions
and usage tips specific to your country, please visit
www.wikomobile.com
In case of failure or defect of your product, please
contact your seller to be informed of the warranty
process to be followed.
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