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If you have a Braille display paired with your iPhone,
iPad, or iPod Touch that has a Braille keyboard, you can use VoiceOver
to control your device almost entirely from the Braille display. In addition
to entering text in apps like RTFC Translator, you can also enter VoiceOver
commands.
VoiceOver commands are always entered by a specific dot
combination on the Braille keyboard in combination with the space bar.
A function is always triggered only when all braille keys are released.
The space bar can remain pressed in order to be able to enter several commands
in quick succession. When entering text, all braille keys must always be
released so that the desired character appears.
The space bar is represented by SPC in the following tables. The numbers
correspond to dots 1 to 8 on the Braille keyboard. Some of the
key combinations are easy to memorize because they correspond to actual
characters in Braille. An example are the clipboard functions,
which can be executed with SPC+c, SPC+x or SPC+v.
Navigation
Scrolling
Rotor
Interaction
Read aloud
Editing and Clipboard
Control Commands
Braille
If you have specific questions about using your Braille display or Braille
keyboard with your mobile device, please contact the
respective hardware manufacturer or supplier. Please note that we generally
do not provide support for hardware.
Created: 2021/01/10 07:00 Updated: 2024/15/03 15:00
Author: Dipl.-Ing. (FH) W. Hubert Copyright © 2024 All rights reserved. |