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NUANCE COMMUNICATIONS, INC.

Version 4.0

Mar 2009

Nuance Accessibility Suite:

Nuance TALKS and Nuance ZOOMS

For Series 60 Phones

User Guide

Summary of Contents for Series 60 Phones

Page 1: ...NUANCE COMMUNICATIONS INC Version 4 0 Mar 2009 Nuance Accessibility Suite Nuance TALKS and Nuance ZOOMS For Series 60 Phones User Guide...

Page 2: ...other countries Wayfinder and all Wayfinder based marks and logos are trademarks of Wayfinder Systems AB All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners One or more patents may be pen...

Page 3: ...rms hereof Restrictions You may not rent lease or otherwise commercialize the Software in any manner You may not port translate reverse engineer decompile modify create derivative works of or disassem...

Page 4: ...ny court of competent jurisdiction such declaration shall have no effect on the remaining terms hereof A breach by you will irrevocably harm Nuance and Nuance shall be entitled to injunctive and or ot...

Page 5: ...ry 8 2 6 Sending a text message 9 2 7 Using profiles and changing ring tones 9 2 8 Browsing the Internet 10 2 8 1 Web accessibility 10 2 8 2 Configuring your phone for the Internet 10 2 8 3 Getting st...

Page 6: ...ed objects 23 4 1 17 Add labels to icons 25 4 2 TALKS settings 26 4 2 1 Keyboard training mode 26 4 2 2 Key echo 26 4 2 3 T9 key echo 26 4 2 4 Speak upper case 26 4 2 5 Use spelling alphabet 27 4 2 6...

Page 7: ...3 1 Screen mode 41 6 3 2 Zoom factor 41 6 3 3 Auto fit focus 42 6 3 4 Color processing 42 6 3 5 Invert colors 42 6 3 6 Scrolling speed 42 6 3 7 Auto scroll delay 42 Appendix A TALKS function key quic...

Page 8: ...essibility Suite for Series 60 The Nuance Accessibility Suite for Series 60 consists of two software modules for Series 60 mobile phones TALKS a screen reader and ZOOMS a screen magnifier TALKS and ZO...

Page 9: ...key that is located just below the display and varies in function A soft key s function depends on the label that appears in the display just above the soft key for example Menu Options Select or Canc...

Page 10: ...t Key 1 often opens an Options list or enables you to select a setting or menu item In the phone application Key 1 acts as a shortcut for starting one important application When you press Key 1 and th...

Page 11: ...enter letters digits and punctuation marks 0 Press this key to enter a zero in the phone application To activate the WAP browser from the phone application press the 0 key and hold it briefly In othe...

Page 12: ...ion press and hold Menu When a handset is not equipped with an Edit key and when no QWERTY keyboard is used Menu is used as the default TALKS key and it must be pressed twice to retain its original fu...

Page 13: ...eyboard you can use either of two methods The traditional method in which you press a number key once twice or more to access each letter that you need A predictive method T9 in which you press the nu...

Page 14: ...presses of cycle through all edit modes including turning the dictionary on or off and numeric mode When you press and hold on a phone with an Edit key the entry mode switches between alphanumeric let...

Page 15: ...to display the text input options Select Predictive text then On or Off To change the predictive text settings Press Fn Space to display the text input options Select Settings The following settings a...

Page 16: ...eral the profile in use when you turn on the phone for the first time Silent and Meeting You can associate each profile with a different ring tone ring volume and key tone you can set the vibrating al...

Page 17: ...TALKS recognizes the types of objects that you can select and announces textual content The type of page that can or cannot be read also depends on the version of the WAP browser Newer phones or firm...

Page 18: ...pen www wikipedia com e After the web page has been loaded you will hear the number of headings and links on this page f To locate the text box for your search term you can press 8 which corresponds t...

Page 19: ...search engines on the Internet is Google and now you can access it using your mobile phone The Google WAP pages are optimized for wireless devices To access Google 1 In the Bookmarks window type this...

Page 20: ...p for S60 2nd Edition and S60 3rd Edition up to FP1 Handysets running S60 3rd Edition FP2 use a different help system that is not yet supported by TALKS ZOOMS Typically if an Options menu is available...

Page 21: ...LKS Long Key 1 should be used instead To change a setting in the TALKS ZOOMS Settings dialog box 1 Press Select If the setting has two options it automatically switches to the other option 2 If the se...

Page 22: ...he full version and the extended 30 day demo version of the software in this manner SMS News The Nuance Accessibility Suite offers the ability to subscribe to or unsubscribe from a free SMS News servi...

Page 23: ...section 4 2 24 Verbose descriptions see section 4 2 18 Mute on keylock see section 4 2 19 Cursor mode see section 4 2 11 T9 key echo see section 4 2 3 Echo passwords see section 4 2 13 Full list item...

Page 24: ...Right until you reach the User dictionary tab A list of entries appears The items in the list depend on the view defined in the Options menu 3 Press Key 1 Options and select Add new The Edit user dic...

Page 25: ...tries that are associated with this application only and the entries that are used across all applications This option displays a complete list of all the entries that affect this particular applicati...

Page 26: ...fic settings To define a setting and limit it to a specific application 1 Open the application to which you want to apply the setting and press TALKS Menu or TALKS Long Key 1 to open the TALKS ZOOMS S...

Page 27: ...ress Key 2 Exit again To restore an application specific setting to the global default setting 1 Open the application for which you want to change the parameter and press TALKS Menu or TALKS Long Key...

Page 28: ...that is currently in focus 4 1 3 Announce the soft keys By default whenever TALKS reads out the current window it also announces the functions assigned to the two soft keys located at the lower edge o...

Page 29: ...or a menu item In the Nokia web browser TALKS spells out the text of the object that is currently in focus and also the text that comes between the previous selectable object and the object in focus...

Page 30: ...regardless of whether TALKS reads them out You can access various kinds of information about each object on the screen add text replacements to the dictionary and add labels to unlabeled icons You can...

Page 31: ...ad of the object type The following roles are defined Focus The element that has the focus In most cases this will be a control such as a list or a menu or the label for a text field in a dialogue Thi...

Page 32: ...displayed as well For icons that are not labeled TALKS lets you change this code to a meaningful label by pressing the Select key see section 4 1 17 Role This shows the role of the object if any has...

Page 33: ...four options as follows None TALKS does not read out keys as you press them Letters TALKS reads out each key that you press Words When you enter a space digit or punctuation mark TALKS reads out the...

Page 34: ...s or No 4 2 6 Speak punctuation TALKS enables you to choose the extent to which it should read out punctuation marks and symbols The Speak punctuation function has four options as described in this se...

Page 35: ...option that you want Or In the TALKS ZOOMS Settings dialog box on the Speech tab select the desired option 4 2 7 Volume You can select a volume level from 1 to 10 for the speech output To change the...

Page 36: ...letter This is the default setting Words Left and Right move the cursor word by word Original Left and Right move the cursor letter by letter when you are entering text When you are reading incoming...

Page 37: ...o automatically announce changes on the screen Press TALKS Clear Note that TALKS does not announce screen changes during a phone call You can use TALKS Clear to resume the regular screen announcements...

Page 38: ...he soft keys whenever a window opens or the screen changes This is the default setting 4 2 17 Read list index By default TALKS always reads out an element s list index the number of the current elemen...

Page 39: ...riod for key command sequences In the TALKS ZOOMS Settings dialog box on the Advanced tab select TALKS key timeout and select an option 4 2 21 TALKS mode timeout By default the TALKS and ZOOMS command...

Page 40: ...dex once Subtitles are always read but the index for tab sheets is only read once when the focus changes to an application You can still read the screen content including the current tab index by pres...

Page 41: ...not by the application specific version of this option 4 2 28 Read text status TALKS announces the text status indicators whenever you reach a text field Dictionary means that the T9 predictive text i...

Page 42: ...evel of TALKS can create speech output with a significantly different volume on different handsets Some phones appear too loud others too soft To change the base audio volume 1 Open the TALKS ZOOMS Se...

Page 43: ...eb pages have been displayed during the current session you can press Key 2 Back to go to previously visited pages After pressing Back you can use Left and Right to select one of these pages and Selec...

Page 44: ...owing the number of frames headings and links on the current web page Pressing it again moves the cursor to the end of the page Call This opens a text box in which you can type text to search for When...

Page 45: ...similar to the contact directory that allows typing a few letters to narrow the selection before choosing an item Press Select on an item to select it and close the list Note that the currently selec...

Page 46: ...nt web page such as third party ads The corresponding quick keys are 3 to jump to the next frame and 1 to move the reading cursor from the start of the frame to its end and vice versa 4 Block quotes a...

Page 47: ...wing In addition when the magnifier is on an object that does not fit entirely onto the screen such as a menu item the smart scrolling feature automatically begins to scroll through the text after a b...

Page 48: ...he screen is divided into four parts a large section at the center a smaller section at the top showing the title of the window at twice its normal size and two small sections at the lower end of the...

Page 49: ...e Retains the original screen colors Black white Replaces the colors with a high contrast black and white display Greyscale Replaces the colors with shades of gray 6 3 5 Invert colors Use the Invert c...

Page 50: ...soft keys TALKS Key 2 Reads the status of the battery the network and other elements TALKS Long Key 2 Reads the status indicators related to text entry TALKS 1 Switches between the various key echo m...

Page 51: ...ect TALKS Down Reads the text from the location of the cursor on in the WAP browser reads the selected object and the text below it TALKS Long Down Reads the selected text in the WAP browser spells ou...

Page 52: ...ivates magnification TALKS Key 1 Magnifies a soft key TALKS Key 2 Magnifies the status indicators TALKS Long Key 2 Magnifies items in the upper part of the screen such as tabs the case indicator or ap...

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