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• M agnify and pan: Triple-tap and hold, then drag your finger. While you're in magnification mode, you can: • Pan: Drag two or more fingers across the screen. • Adjust zoom level: Pinch two or more fingers together or spread them apart. BrailleBack device support BrailleBack BrailleBack is an add-on accessibility service that helps blind users make use of braille devices. It works together with the TalkBack app to give a combined braille and speech experience. This app lets you connect a supported refreshable braille display to your device via Bluetooth. Screen content appears on the braille display, and you can navigate and interact with your device using the keys on the display. You can also input text using the braille keyboard. NOTE: Brailleback can only be used when TalkBack is enabled. Devices supported in this version of BrailleBack include the following: • APH Refreshabraille • Baum VarioConnect • Esys EuroBraille • Freedom Scientific Focus Blue (14 and 40 cell models) • HandyTech (Basic Braille, Active Braille, Braille Star, Braille Wave, Braillino, Easy Braille) • Harpo Braillepen 12 • HIMS (BrailleSense, Braille EDGE) • Humanware Brailliant (1st generation and BI models) • Optelec Alva (BC640, BC680) • Papenmeier Braillex Trio • Seika (notetaker and 40 cell display) Install BrailleBack BrailleBack is an open source application developed by the Eyes-Free project that doesn't come pre-loaded on the device; it must be installed manually. To install BrailleBack, follow these steps: 1. Click BrailleBack to go directly to BrailleBack in the Google Play Store. 2. Select Install. 118

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Magnify and pan
: Triple-tap and hold, then drag your finger.
While you’re in magnification mode, you can:
•
Pan
: Drag two or more fingers across the screen.
•
Adjust zoom level
: Pinch two or more fingers together or spread them apart.
BrailleBack device support
BrailleBack
BrailleBack
is an add-on accessibility service that helps blind users make use of braille devices.
It works together with the TalkBack app to give a combined braille and speech experience. This
app lets you connect a supported refreshable braille display to your device via Bluetooth. Screen
content appears on the braille display, and you can navigate and interact with your device using
the keys on the display. You can also input text using the braille keyboard.
NOTE
:
Brailleback
can only be used when TalkBack is enabled.
Devices supported in this version of BrailleBack include the following:
•
APH Refreshabraille
•
Baum VarioConnect
•
Esys EuroBraille
•
Freedom Scientific Focus Blue (14 and 40 cell models)
•
HandyTech (Basic Braille, Active Braille, Braille Star, Braille Wave, Braillino, Easy Braille)
•
Harpo Braillepen 12
•
HIMS (BrailleSense, Braille EDGE)
•
Humanware Brailliant (1st generation and BI models)
•
Optelec Alva (BC640, BC680)
•
Papenmeier Braillex Trio
•
Seika (notetaker and 40 cell display)
Install BrailleBack
BrailleBack is an open source application developed by the Eyes-Free project that doesn’t come
pre-loaded on the device; it must be installed manually. To install BrailleBack, follow these steps:
1.
Click
BrailleBack
to go directly to BrailleBack in the Google Play Store.
2. Select
Install
.