Appendix A: TALKS function-key quick reference
Table 7 lists all the key sequences that are assigned to TALKS functions. Note that to start each key
sequence, you press
[TALKS]
, which by default is the
[Edit], [Menu],
or
[Chr]
key of your Series 60
phone.
Long
means holding down a key for about a second before releasing it.
Additional quick keys are available when a web page is displayed by the Web browser, and that page is
read by TALKS. These keys are described in section 5.3.
Table 7
TALKS key sequence
Description
[TALKS], [0]
Activates and deactivates the training mode
[TALKS], [#]
Repeats the last phrase
[TALKS], [Long #]
Repeats the phrase before the last
[TALKS], [Select]
Reads the current window, just as after a window change
[TALKS], [Key 1]
Reads the names of the 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 modes. Each time that you
press the sequence, you switch to a different mode.
[TALKS], [2]
Activates and deactivates the announcement of uppercase letters
[TALKS], [3]
Activates and deactivates the use of the NATO spelling alphabet
[TALKS], [4]
Switches between the various modes of punctuation reading
[TALKS], [5]
Decreases the volume of the speech output
[TALKS], [6]
Increases the volume of the speech output
[TALKS], [7]
Decreases the speed of the speech output
[TALKS], [8]
Increases the speed of the speech output
[TALKS], [9]
Reads the time and date
[TALKS], [Long 2]
Lets you select the way the cursor moves when you press the
[Left]
and
[Right]
keys:
Letter
,
Word
, and
Original
[TALKS], [Long 4]
Turns the graphics mode on and off
[TALKS], [Long 7]
Turns the echo of passwords on and off
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