Handy Tech
Elektronik GmbH
Easy Braille
Screen
reader Operations
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Braille. The left key can be used to initiate chord commandos such as [L + 1 4], which
corresponds to chord c for "Copy". The right space key is used to execute Talks
commands.
5.4.2 Identification Letters
In most cases, the Braille output from Talks Premium starts with an identification
letter which indicates the type of text output. This is a simple way of making
orientation easier for you. The following types of text output are defined:
Identification
Description
F:
The letter F identifies a selected entry in a list, such as the telephone
book, a list of folders (Such as in "Messages") or a list of applications
(such as in "Extras").
M:
The letter M identifies a selected item in a menu.
T:
The letter T identifies the text line in which the cursor is located.
S:
The letter S has the same function as the letter T, but indicates that
the block-marking function is active.
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These characters precede and follow the title of the current window.
5.4.3 Braille Commands
The following table shows the commands for controlling the mobile telephone from
the Braille keyboard of the Easy Braille. Note: some functions are only available on
Series 80 Phones, which is also listed below:
Key on mobile telephone
(description)
Keys on the Easy Braille
Space
L or R (SPC)
Backspace
L + 1 2 (Chord b)
Enter
8
Menu
L + 1 2 3 4 5 6
Left
L + 7
Right
L + 8
Up
L + 1
Down
L + 4
Ctrl+Left
L + 3
Ctrl+Right
L + 6
Ctrl+Up
L + 2
Ctrl+Down
L + 5
Alt+Left (Pos1)
L + 1 3 (Chord k) Series 80 only
Alt+Right (End)
L + 4 6 Series 80 only
Ctrl+Alt+Up (top of file)
L + 1 2 3 (Chord l)
Ctrl+Alt+Down (end of file)
L + 4 5 6
Backspace
L + 1 2 (Chord b)
Shift+Backspace (Delete)
L + 4 5
Tab
L + 5 6 or L + 2 3 4 5 (Chord t) Series 80 only
Shift+Tab
L + 2 3 or L + 2 3 4 5 7 (Chord T) Series 80 only
Ctrl+c (Copy)
L + 1 4 (Chord c)
