Appendix A: Talks Function-Key Quick Reference - NUANCE Series 60 Phones User Manual

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
[TALKS], [0]
[TALKS], [#]
[TALKS], [Long #]
[TALKS], [Select]
[TALKS], [Key 1]
[TALKS], [Key 2]
[TALKS], [Long Key 2]
[TALKS], [1]
[TALKS], [2]
[TALKS], [3]
[TALKS], [4]
[TALKS], [5]
[TALKS], [6]
[TALKS], [7]
[TALKS], [8]
[TALKS], [9]
[TALKS], [Long 2]
[TALKS], [Long 4]
[TALKS], [Long 7]
Description
Activates and deactivates the training mode
Repeats the last phrase
Repeats the phrase before the last
Reads the current window, just as after a window change
Reads the names of the soft keys
Reads the status of the battery, the network, and other elements
Reads the status indicators related to text entry
Switches between the various key echo modes. Each time that you
press the sequence, you switch to a different mode.
Activates and deactivates the announcement of uppercase letters
Activates and deactivates the use of the NATO spelling alphabet
Switches between the various modes of punctuation reading
Decreases the volume of the speech output
Increases the volume of the speech output
Decreases the speed of the speech output
Increases the speed of the speech output
Reads the time and date
Lets you select the way the cursor moves when you press the [Left]
and [Right] keys: Letter, Word, and Original
Turns the graphics mode on and off
Turns the echo of passwords on and off
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