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RAY User Guide
Number 2 – Camera: Open the native Android Camera application that
enables taking pictures in the device. This application is not fully accessible
to people with no vision. To get back from it use the standard Android
BACK key of the device.
Number 3 – Information and setting: Opens a list of status related
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options that enables you to perform the following
Number 6 – Weather: provides local weather information. You may set
the metrics used in the readout (Celsius or Fahrenheit) in the information
and setting screen.
Battery Level: Reads out information about the battery level. We
recommend downloading files and recordings to RAY at night time
while it is not being used. Beforehand, you should either plug in RAY
to charge or at least check that RAY has enough battery to operate
while downloading.
Network Connectivity: Reads out information about the type of
data connection currently active in the system only a Cellular
connection or Wi-Fi can be connected at once.
Storage Space: Reads out information about the remaining storage
space on RAY. If the remaining storage space goes under 2GB, a
warning is sounded and you will be asked to manually delete old
recordings.
Version: Reads out information about RAY's device type and software
version.
Guide: Opens a recording of the RAY user guide (the one you are
reading now).
Settings: Opens a list of settings that can be changed in the device
such as Emergency number (Panic), System Language, Keyboard
Language, Wi-Fi Configuration, Airplane Mode and Accessibility Mode.
The Wi-Fi Configuration option enables/disables connection to a Wi-Fi
network. This option requires the help of a sighted person in order to
type in the necessary password.
Most options can be configured from your personal RAY web page on
the Internet available at the RAY website, as described in
Remote Control and Configuration
You may contact the RAY support if you need help defining any of
these settings.
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