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9) VarioUltra will tell you that Bluetooth pairing with your iOS device was
successful. Navigate down a line to select ‘OK’, and then switch to
Braille Display mode.
10) On your iOS device, go to VoiceOver > Braille settings. If you’re
new to VoiceOver on an iOS device, this can be found under Settings
> General > Accessibility > VoiceOver.
11) Swipe right until you get to the section, “Choose a Braille Display”.
Keep swiping right until you come to VarioUltra. When you get to
VarioUltra in this list, you will hear VarioUltra with your serial number
and the words “not connected”. double-tap to establish the
connection. Your iOS device should confirm that it is connected.
12) When a device connects to VarioUltra, you should feel VarioUltra
vibrate to indicate which Bluetooth channel it has connected to. For
example, if it connects on channel one, VarioUltra will vibrate one
time. It will vibrate twice for channel 2, three times for channel 3, and
4 times for channel 4.
13) Still on VarioUltra, press and hold system key 2 (S2) and then tap
braille key 4, 5, 6, or 8 to select the appropriate Bluetooth channel 1,
2, 3, or 4. If your iOS device is connected to channel 2, you would
press and hold S2, and then tap B5. The braille display will show BT2
My iPhone, or whatever name your device has.
14) If you would like to revert to contracted braille in VarioUltra Braille
Notetaker mode, enter command B9+D2 to switch to contracted
braille.
VarioUltra should be working fine with your iOS device at this point. If
speech is activated on your iOS device, whatever VoiceOver says will be
displayed on the braille display. Please refer to the Appendix section of
this user manual for a list of iOS commands that can be entered from
VarioUltra.
2.5.7 Paste Contents of Clipboard to Mobile Device
When you highlight and copy a block of text – up to 10,000 characters –
to the clipboard of the VarioUltra Braille Notetaker, you can now switch
to Braille Display mode and paste this text into a mobile device running
iOS or Android. This feature was first introduced with VarioUltra 1.33
software, and improved with the new version 1.4.
** New ** with v1.4: How this feature works.
This feature simulates the key strokes which would be used to perform
the character input of text that is stored on the clipboard in VarioUltra.
You can choose between two different methods of key simulation to