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To tell the app about the level of vision you have, go to the “Disabilites” section.
Click on the [ Ο ] that best describes how well you can see.
To tell the app of your level of mobility, go to the list of mobility characteristics in
“Disabilities” section, and click on the [ Ο ] that best describes your mobility level.
To select the way in which you would like your phone to provide you with
feedback, (i.e. using sound, vibration, or both, etc.), go to the “Alerts” section. You
can select one or more of the following options: Audio (i.e. sound)
Vibration
Full screen blink
by clicking on the corresponding [ □ ]. To deselect an option, simply click the [ □ ]
again.
To select/deselect additional features, click on one or more of the [ □ ]s in the list
in the centre of the screen. The following features are available: •
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Play alert until confirmation (Alerts will be repeated until you cancel them)
Invert screen
Ambient lighting adjustment
Alarm on lost GPS (A notification to tell you when the phone has lost its GPS
(Global Positioning System) capability)
Alarm on lost mobile data (A notification to tell you when the phone has lost its
mobile data capability)
Alarm on lost phone service (A notification to tell you when the phone has lost
its ability to function as a phone)
Audio PC confirmation beep (A beep each time that you press a button when
using the app on your PC)
Audio confirmation beep on mobile (A beep each time that you press the
screen when using the app on your mobile device)
Confirmation by vibration on mobile (The phone vibrates each time that you
press a button when using the app on your mobile device)
Active Map Zoom controls (This will enable you to zoom in and out of maps
shown on your PC)
To instruct your phone to repeat alerts, go to the “REPEAT” section. Click on
the [▼ ] symbol on the right of the box beneath the words “Number of times”.
This will provide you with four choices – 0, 1, 2 and 3 - enabling you to instruct
your phone to repeat any prompts it gives you once, twice or three times, or not
at all. Using the same procedure on the box to the right of this box, you can set
the time interval between repeated prompts. Clicking on the [▼ ] symbol on the
right of the box will provide you with a scale from 1 to 3, where “1” instructs your
phone to leave one second between prompts, and “3” instructs your phone to
leave three seconds.
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