Samsung Young 2 Owners Manual
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Settings 101 rSet date: Set the current date manually. rSet time: Set the current time manually. rSelect time zone: Set the home time zone. rUse 24-hour format: Display time in 24-hour format. rSelect date format: Select a date format. Accessibility Use this feature to improve accessibility to the device. Refer to About Accessibility for more information. On the Settings screen, tap Accessibility. Printing Download a printer app to print files. On the Settings screen, tap Printing. About device Access device information, edit the device name, or update device software. On the Settings screen, tap About device.
102 Accessibility About Accessibility Accessibility menus are special features for those with certain physical disabilities, such as poor eyesight or hearing impairment. Setting the accessibility shortcut Voice feedback (TalkBack) Changing the font size Magnifying the screen Turning off all sounds Mono audio Setting tap and hold delay options Interaction control Auto rotate screen Screen timeout Answering or ending calls Using other useful features To use accessibility menus, open the Apps screen and tap Settings Accessibility.
Accessibility 103 Setting the accessibility shortcut You can view accessibility menus quickly by pressing and holding the Power button. On the Apps screen, tap Settings Accessibility Show shortcut, tick Accessibility or TalkBack, and then tap Apply. Voice feedback (TalkBack) Activating or deactivating TalkBack When you activate TalkBack, the device reads aloud the text on the screen or selected features. This feature is useful if you have difficulty viewing the screen. 1 On the Apps screen, tap Settings Accessibility TalkBack. 2 Tap the TalkBack switch to activate it. To deactivate TalkBack, tap the TalkBack switch and tap anywhere on the screen twice quickly. 3 Tap OK. To deactivate TalkBack, tap OK and tap anywhere on the screen twice quickly. When you activate TalkBack, the device provides voice feedback and reads aloud the features you select. Also, the device provides voice feedback when the screen turns off, when you have new notifications, and more. When you activate Explore by touch while using TalkBack, the device reads selected items aloud. Firstly, the device reads aloud items on the screen when you tap them. Then, the device will perform the function or open the app if you tap anywhere on the screen twice quickly. If Explore by touch is deactivated, the device cannot perform various features that require finger gestures. To activate Explore by touch, open the Apps screen, tap Settings Accessibility TalkBack Settings, and then tick Explore by touch. Some features are not available while you are using TalkBack.
Accessibility 104 Controlling the screen with finger gestures You can use various finger gestures to control the screen while you are using TalkBack. If Explore by touch is deactivated, the device cannot perform some of the features that require finger gestures. To activate Explore by touch, open the Apps screen, tap Settings Accessibility TalkBack Settings, and then tick Explore by touch. rExploring the screen: Place a finger on the screen and move your finger to explore the screen. Select and hold on an item and the device reads aloud the item. When you release your finger, the item under your finger is selected. rSelecting items: Tap an item to select it. Or, select and hold on an item while exploring the screen, and then release your finger. rOpening the selected item: While selected items are read aloud, when you hear the item you want, release your finger from the item. Then, tap anywhere on the screen twice quickly. rSelecting the previous item: Scroll quickly upwards or to the left on the screen with one finger. rSelecting the next item: Scroll quickly downwards or to the right on the screen with one finger. rScrolling the lists: Scroll the screen upwards or downwards with two fingers. rReturning to the previous page: Scroll the screen to the right with two fingers. rMoving to the next page: Scroll the screen to the left with two fingers. rUnlocking the screen: Scroll the screen in any direction within the locked screen area with two fingers. rOpening the notifications panel: Drag the top of the screen downwards with two fingers. You can configure finger gesture settings for TalkBack in Manage gestures. Refer to Configuring finger gesture settings for more information.
Accessibility 105 Configuring finger gesture settings When you use TalkBack, you can perform actions using finger gestures. You can perform actions such as, returning to the previous screen, opening the Home screen, and more. Configure finger gestures before using them. Configuring settings for vertical gestures You can use two-part vertical gestures by dragging your finger upwards and downwards from the bottom of the screen, or vice versa. On the Apps screen, tap Settings Accessibility TalkBack Settings Manage gestures Two-part vertical gestures. Then, select one of the following features: rMove to the first and last items on screen: When you drag your finger upwards and then downwards on the screen, the first item at the top of the screen is selected. When you drag your finger downwards and then upwards on the screen, the last item at the bottom of the screen is selected. rCycle through reading granularities: When you drag your finger upwards and then downwards on the screen, the reading unit changes. The reading unit changes to page, paragraph, line, word, character, and default. When you drag your finger downwards and then upwards on the screen, the reading units change in reverse order. Configuring settings for shortcut gestures Use this feature to configure eight shortcut gestures. You can configure gestures such as, dragging your finger upwards and then to the right without releasing it, and more. You can change shortcut gestures or assign features to empty shortcuts. On the Apps screen, tap Settings Accessibility TalkBack Settings Manage gestures . Select a gesture, and then assign a feature to it. The following features are available: rBack button: Return to the previous screen. rHome button: Open the Home screen. rRecent apps button: Open the list of recently-used apps.
Accessibility 106 rOpen notifications: Open the notifications panel. rOpen global context menu: Open the global contextual menu. Tap and hold the screen to open the circular global contextual menu. You can use features, such as Quick navigation , Read from top, Spell last utterance, and Read from next item. Then, explore menus by drawing a circle with your finger without releasing it. When you find the menu you want, release your finger from the menu to select it. Tap Pause feedback at the top left of the screen to pause voice feedback. Tap TalkBack Settings at the top right of the screen to access the TalkBack settings. Refer to Configuring settings for TalkBack for more information. rOpen local context menu: Open the local contextual menu. You can select a unit for reading text on the screen. When you use this feature while entering text, contextual menus, such as the cursor control menu, are available. Tap and hold the screen to open the circular contextual menu. Then, explore menus by drawing a circle with your finger without releasing it. When you find the menu you want, release your finger from the menu to select it. rRead from top: Read items aloud from the first item to the last item in order. rRead from next item: Read items aloud starting from the item next to the selected item in order. Changing reading units When you use TalkBack, you can listen to the text on the screen. You can drag your finger up, down, left, or right to select the text you want. By default, the device reads text aloud in the selected area. Or, you can set the device to read text in other reading units, such as lines or paragraphs. Changing reading units by using the local contextual menu 1 Select some text to read. 2 Drag your finger upwards, and then to the right without releasing it to open the local contextual menu.
Accessibility 107 3 Tap and hold the screen and draw a circle with your finger to explore menus. Then, release your finger when you hear Change granularity. 4 Tap and hold the screen again and draw a circle with your finger to explore menus. Then, release your finger when you hear the reading unit you want. To change the shortcut gesture to open the local contextual menu, refer to Configuring settings for shortcut gestures . Changing reading units using two-part vertical gestures When you drag your finger upwards and then downwards on the screen, the reading unit changes. The reading unit changes to page, paragraph, line, word, character, and then default. When you drag your finger downwards and then upwards on the screen, the reading units change in reverse order. On the Apps screen, tap Settings Accessibility TalkBack Settings Manage gestures Two-part vertical gestures Cycle through reading granularities. You can listen to the text next to the currently-selected text using the current reading unit. To listen to the next section of text, drag your finger downwards or to the right on the screen. Also, you can listen to the text before the currently-selected text using the current reading unit. To listen to the previous section of text, drag your finger upwards or to the left on the screen. Pausing TalkBack Open the global contextual menu by dragging your finger downwards and then to the right on the screen without releasing it. When you select Pause feedback at the top left of the screen, TalkBack pauses. When TalkBack is paused, you can resume it by turning on the screen or other methods. To change the method of resuming TalkBack, open the Apps screen and tap Settings Accessibility TalkBack Settings Resume from suspend. Then, select an option. To change the shortcut gesture to open the global contextual menu, refer to Configuring settings for shortcut gestures .
Accessibility 108 Using the quick navigation feature With the quick navigation feature, you can access menus by drawing a circle on the screen without scrolling up or down to select an item. Open the global contextual menu by dragging your finger downwards and then to the right on the screen without releasing it. Tap and hold the screen and draw a circle around the menu with your finger to explore the menus. Then, release your finger when you hear Quick navigation . Tap the screen again and draw a circle around the menu with your finger to explore the menus. Then, release your finger when you hear the menu you want. Adding and managing image labels You can assign labels to images on the screen. The device reads aloud the labels when the images are selected. Add labels to unlabelled images by using the local contextual menu. Open the local contextual menu by dragging your finger upwards and then to the right on the screen without releasing it. Tap and hold the screen and draw a circle around the menu with your finger to explore the menus. When you hear the add label menu, release your finger to add labels. To view the labels, open the Apps screen and tap Settings Accessibility TalkBack Settings Manage customised labels. Configuring settings for TalkBack Configure settings for TalkBack for your convenience. On the Apps screen, tap Settings Accessibility TalkBack Settings. Alternatively, open the global contextual menu by dragging your finger downwards and then to the right on the screen without releasing it. Then, drag your finger to the top right of the screen and release it when you hear TalkBack Settings. rSpeech volume: Adjust the volume level for voice feedback. Voice feedback volume can vary depending on the media volume. To adjust the media volume, press the Volume button up or down while listening to voice feedback. Alternatively, on the Apps screen, tap Settings Sound Volume, and then drag the volume adjustment bar for the media content to the left or right.
Accessibility 109 rUse pitch changes: Set the device to read aloud text at a low pitch when it is entered using a keyboard. rKeyboard echo: Set the device to read aloud text or symbols entered using a keyboard. You can also set the type of keyboard to apply this feature to. rSpeak when screen is off: Set the device to provide voice feedback when the screen is turned off. rShake to start continuous reading: Set the device to read aloud the text displayed on the screen when you shake the device. You can select from various shaking speeds. rSpeak caller ID: Set the device to read the caller’s name aloud when you have an incoming call. rVibration feedback: Set the device to vibrate when you explore the screen. rSound feedback: Set the device to emit a sound when you control the screen, such as scrolling the screen, and more. rFocus speech audio: Set the device to turn the media volume down when the device reads an item aloud. rSound volume: Adjust the volume that sound is played when you touch the screen to control it. This feature is available when Sound feedback is selected. rExplore by touch: Set the device to read aloud the items under your finger. Move your finger anywhere on the screen to find the item you want. When you hear the item you want, release your finger from it and tap anywhere on the screen twice quickly to open it. You can move to the page you want by scrolling the screen left or right with two fingers. To learn about controlling the screen using the explore by touch feature, refer to Controlling the screen with finger gestures for more information. rAutomatically scroll lists: Set the device to automatically scroll through the rest of the list not displayed on the screen and read the items aloud. rSingle-tap selection: Set the device to open the selected item by tapping it once. rLaunch “Explore by touch” tutorial: View the tutorial about using the Explore by touch feature.
Accessibility 110 rManage gestures: Assign actions to perform using finger gestures. Refer to Configuring finger gesture settings for more information. rManage customised labels: View the labels you added. rResume from suspend: Select a method to resume voice feedback. rDeveloper settings: Set options for app development. Reading passwords aloud Set the device to read the password aloud when you enter the password while TalkBack is activated. Use this feature to make sure that you are entering the right password. On the Apps screen, tap Settings Accessibility, and then tick Speak passwords. Setting text-to-speech features Change the settings for text-to-speech features used when TalkBack is activated, such as languages, speed, and more. On the Apps screen, tap Settings Accessibility Text-to-speech options, and then use the following functions: rSamsung text-to-speech engine / Google Text-to-speech engine: Select an engine for the text-to-speech feature. rSpeech rate: Select a speed for the text-to-speech feature. rListen to an example: Listen to the spoken text for an example. If the device cannot read examples aloud, tap Install voice data to download and install voice data for the text-to-speech feature. rDefault language status: View the status of the current language set for the text-to speech feature.