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							Turn on the Reverse Contrast featureThe Reverse Contrast feature provides the option to change your display to a dark background with light text, and reversesthe contrast of images.
1. On the home screen, swipe down from the top of the screen.
2.Tap   Settings  > Accessibility .
3. Turn on the  Reverse Contrast  switch.
Turn on the Closed Captions setting The Closed Captions setting displays text on your BlackBerry device screen when you play video 
files that support closed
captioning. The captioned content 
specifies the default settings for Character and Caption Background.
1. On the home screen, swipe down from the top of the screen.
2.Tap   Settings  > Accessibility .
3. Turn on the  Closed Captions switch.
4. Change any of the  Character settings for  Character Color , Character Opacity , Character Size , or Font .
5. Change any of the  Caption Background settings for Caption Background Color  or Caption Background Opacity .
After you change any of the Character settings or Caption Background settings, you can see the changes in the Preview
window.
Turn on Hearing Aid mode
This feature might not be supported depending on your BlackBerry device model. This feature only supports hearing aids equipped with a telecoil.
Hearing Aid mode is designed to improve the compatibility of your device with your hearing aid. When you have Hearing Aid mode turned on, 
 appears on the status bar.
1. On the home screen, swipe down from the top of the screen.
2.Tap   Settings  > Accessibility  > Hearing Aid Settings .
3. Turn on the Hearing Aid Mode  switch.
Turn on TTY support The TTY device that you want to connect to your BlackBerry device must operate at 45.45 bps.
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							TTY support is designed to allow your device to connect with an external TTY device that converts received calls to text.If your TTY device is designed for use with a 2.5-mm headset jack, you must use an adapter accessory to connect your TTY
device to your device.
1. Connect a TTY device to your device according to the instructions that came with your TTY device.
2. In the Phone app, swipe down from the top of the screen.3.Tap   Settings  > TTY .
4. Turn on the  TTY switch.
Tip:  You can also turn on TTY support from your home screen. Swipe down from the top of the screen. Tap  Settings  >
Accessibility  > TTY .
Media cards and storage
A media card lets you store more pictures, videos, music, and documents on your BlackBerry device! The 
files that you
store on your device can be transferred between your device and your computer in just a few steps.
Moving or copying media 
files and documents
You can drag and drop documents, pictures, videos, music, and other 
files by using your BlackBerry device as a drive on
your computer.
You can also use BlackBerry Link to keep your media 
files and documents in sync between your device and your computer.
To download BlackBerry Link, on your computer, visit  www.blackberry.com/BlackBerryLink. For more information about
synchronizing media 
files and documents, see the Help in BlackBerry Link.
Tip:  To locate files on your device, if you know the file or folder name, tap  to search for it.
Transfer files between your computer and device using a USB connection
1.Using a USB cable, connect your BlackBerry device to your computer.
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2. If necessary, enter your device password.Your device and media card appear as drives on your computer.
3. Go to the 
files or folders that you want to copy.
4. Drag and drop the 
files or folders.
Transfer 
files between your computer and device using a Wi-Fi connection
You must set a new storage access password each time that you turn on access to storage using a Wi-Fi network. Before
files are moved over a Wi-Fi network, you are prompted to enter the storage access password.
1. On the home screen of your BlackBerry device, swipe down from the top of the screen.
2.Tap   Settings  > About .
3. In the  Category drop-down list, tap  Network. Make note of the  IPv4 address.
4.Tap .
5. Tap  Storage and Access .
6. Turn on the  Access using Wi-Fi  switch.
7. Type a storage access password. 8. Tap 
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							12. Drag and drop the files or folders.
Using a media card Want more space to store your ring tones, videos, pictures, and songs? For additional space to save documents and media
files, you can insert a microSD card into your BlackBerry device. Using a media card can help to increase the performance
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							1. On the home screen, swipe down from the top of the screen.2.Tap  Settings  > Security and Privacy  > Encryption .
3. Do any of the following:

						

							tap  >  > Display and Actions . In the Delete On  drop-down list, tap  Hub Only. To delete all messages that were
sent or received before a 
specific date, touch and hold the date bar. The messages are highlighted. Tap .

						

							Using your device with BlackBerry LinkUse BlackBerry Link to manage your device and allow connections between your device and your computer. You can:
						

							Tip: To access your computer files over the mobile network, turn on the  Use Mobile Network switch.
To remove a computer from the list, touch and hold a computer. Tap .
Access 
files stored on your computer
To use this feature, BlackBerry Link must be open on your computer, and associated with your BlackBerry ID. By default,
remote 
file access is turned on when you add a new device to BlackBerry Link. On your computer, you can specify the
folders that you want to access.
1. Connect your device to a wireless network. For example, a Wi-Fi network. 2. On the home screen of your device, swipe down from the top of the screen.
3.Tap Settings  > Device Connections .
4. Turn on the Allow Connections  switch.
5. Tap the computer you want to access.
6.To switch between paired computers, in the File Manager app, tap .
If BlackBerry Balance is enabled on your device, use the File Manager app in your personal space.Tip:  Check your computer settings or connect it to a power source to prevent your computer from entering sleep mode or
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