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Hi Lou!

No, because there is no specific keys for F and J on the keyboard. That
doesn't mean however that the Rivo is completely free of actile indication
as the 5 key is obviously dented. The method of typing text on it that I
prefer is the telephone style typing, called ABC mode.

Have a read of the attached to get a full list of commands,.

Hope this helps you and others.

73,
Dave



Summary of RiVO Commands for iOS Table of Contents 1. Button names and basic notations 2. Power button and Bluetooth connection 3. Navigation 4. Media control (audio, music, phone call) 5. Media mode (audio, music) 6. Typing text 7. Browsing and editing text 8. smallQWERTY 9. ABC 10. Symbols Contents 1. Button names and basic notations Buttons in the leftmost column are L1, L2, L3 and L4. Buttons in the rightmost column are R1, R2, R3 and R4. Buttons in the middle three columns are B1 through B9, B star, B0 and B pound just like telephone keypad. For brevity, pressing a button is denoted by its button name. For example, B1 stands for pressing the button B1. A sequence of button names denotes successively pressing the buttons in that sequence. For example, B1, B2 stands for pressing B1, followed by pressing B2. A plus sign between two button names denotes a combination of the two buttons. For example, L1 + B1 stands for holding down L1, and then pressing B1. When it's not ambiguous, buttons in the middle three columns will drop the leading letter B from their names. For example, 1 stands for pressing B1. 2. Power button and Bluetooth connection The power button is on the left side. If you hold down the power button for more than 3 seconds, RiVO is turned on or off. If RiVO is not used for 10 minutes, or if you shortly press the power button on the left side, it enters into a standby state. In standby state, RiVO disconnects Bluetooth connection, and buttons don't work. If you want to wake up RiVO, press the power button shortly on the left side. RiVO requires at least 8 seconds to be able to get reconnected after disconnected, and it requires about two seconds making a reconnection. When plugged in for charging, RiVO is turned off and internal settings reset to the default. While charging, you can turn it on to use, and it’s not turned off if the cable is unplugged. 3. Navigation Descriptions in this section apply when RiVO is in navigation mode. Set RiVO into navigation mode. R4. Select the previous or the next item on the screen. 4 or 6. Select the first or the last item on the screen. 1 or 7. Scroll the page up or down. 3 or 9. Scroll the page left or right. L2 or R2. Read items successively from the current one to the last. R1. Read all the items successively starting from the first one. 1, R1 Pause or resume reading items. R3. Pause or resume reading items when RiVO is not in navigation mode. L1 + R3. Activate the currently selected item. 5. Stop the current app. 8. Activate Siri. Hold down 8. Reactivate Siri. 5. Deactivate Siri. 8. Open the app switcher. 8 twice quickly. Close the currently selected app from the app switcher. 9. Close the app switcher. 8 Start or stop VoiceOver. 8 triple times quickly. Read the status bar. 2. Open the notification center. 2, 3. Open the control center. 2, 9. Get out of the status bar, the notification center or the control center. L1. Set the rotor to the previous or the next item. star, or L1 + star. Change the value of the currently selected rotor item. 0 or pound. Set the speech rotor to the previous or the next item. L1 + 8, or L1 + 9. Change the value of the currently selected speech rotor item. L1 + 0, or L1 + pound. Toggle the screen curtain. L1 + L2. Toggle VoiceOver speech. L1 + R2. Toggle the quick navigation option. L1 + 7. Lock or unlock the iPhone. L1 + R4. Search in the iPhone. 3. Toggle the onscreen keyboard. L1 + L4. 4. Media control (audio, music, phone call) Play or pause the music. L1 + 1. Skip to the previous or the next song. L1 + 2, or L1 + 3. Rewind or fast forward the music. L1 + hold down 2, or L1 + hold down 3. Mute the audio volume. L1 + 4. Decrease or increase the audio volume. L1 + 5, or L1 + 6. Repeatedly decrease or increase the audio volume. L1 + hold down 5, or L1 + hold down 6. Receive the incoming phone call or end the current phone call. L1 + R1. 5. Media mode (audio, music) Set RiVO into media mode. L3 + 1. Return to navigation mode. R4. Play or pause the music. 1. Skip to the previous or the next song. 2 or 3. Rewind or fast forward the music. Hold down 2 or 3. Mute the audio volume. 4. Decrease or increase the audio volume. 5 or 6. Repeatedly decrease or increase the audio volume. Hold down 5 or 6. 6. Typing text Descriptions in this section apply when RiVO is in text typing mode. Set RiVO into alphabet typing mode. L3. Set RiVO into number typing mode. L4. Input numbers, star, pound without changing the mode of RiVO. L4 + B-buttons. Input a space. pound. Input a backspace. R1. Input an enter. R3. Input a tab. L1. Basic interface to select a letter among letters assigned to a button. Multitapping. Input a letter consecutively from the same button of the previous input. L2 or R2. Cycle through the keyboard entries. L1 + L3. Set to use smallQWERTY layout when typing letters. L3 + 8. Set to use ABC layout when typing letters. L3 + 9. 7. Browsing and editing text To edit text properly, you need to have activated the text field. Thus you’d better start off typing into a text field by activating the text field first. Descriptions in this section apply when RiVO is in text typing mode. Move the cursor letter by letter. R4 + 4, or R4 + 6. Move the cursor word by word. R4 + L2, or R4 + R2. Move the cursor to the start or the end of the current line on the screen. R4 + L1, or R4 + R1. Move the cursor line by line. R4 + 2, or R4 + 8. Move the cursor to the top or the bottom of the whole document. R4 + 1, or R4 + 7. Select a text block. Move the cursor to the proper position first. Hold down R4, and then press 5 to start selecting a text block, and then move the cursor to mark the opposite end of the text block. You may release R4 to finalize the selection. Select the whole text. R4 + 9. Cut, copy or paste a text block. R4 + star, R4 + 0, or R4 + pound. Undo or redo. R4 + L3, or R4 + R3. Cancel without doing anything after holding down R4. R4 + L4. Activate the current text field without changing to navigation mode. R4 + 3. 8. smallQWERTY 26 alphabet letters are assigned to 3-by-3, 9 buttons in the middle based on QWERTY to make them easy to locate. Letters in each button are sorted according to usage frequency to make them fast to type. If RiVO is not set to use smallQWERTY layout when typing letters, set to use it with L3 + 8. Remember to use L2 or R2 when typing letters consecutively from the same button. Letters are assigned to each number button as follows: 1: e, w, q. 2: t, u, y. 3: o, p. 4: a, d, z. 5: r, f, v. 6: i, l, j. 7: s, c, x. 8: h, g, b. 9: n, m, k. 9. ABC The traditional ABC layout is also supported in RiVO. If RiVO is not set to use ABC layout when typing letters, set to use it with L3 + 9. Note that this setting resets to the default smallQWERTY layout when RiVO is turned off. Remember to use L2 or R2 when typing letters consecutively from the same button. Letters are assigned to each number button as follows: 2: a, b, c. 3: d, e, f. 4: g, h, i. 5: j, k, l. 6: n, m, o. 7: p, q, r, s. 8: t, u, v. 9: w, x, y, z. 10. Symbols When in text input mode, either alphabet or number, B star sets RiVO into temporary symbol mode, in which all the 32 standard keyboard symbols are assigned to 12 buttons in the middle. It automatically returns back to the previous text mode after the input of a symbol. Symbols are assigned to buttons according to shape-similarities between symbols and numbers to make them easy to locate. Frequently used punctuation marks are first symbols of buttons to make them fast to type. Symbols are assigned to each number button as follows: 1: Exclamation mark, Slash, Backslash. 2: Question mark, Tilde, Grave. 3: Minus, Plus, Vertical bar. 4: Single quotation mark, Less-than sign, Opening bracket. 5: Double quotation mark, Equal, Underscore. 6: At sign, Opening parenthesis, Opening brace. 7: Semicolon, Greater-than sign, Closing bracket. 8: Colon, Ampersand, Dollar sign. 9: Comma, Closing parenthesis, Closing brace. star: Asterisk, Percent sign, Circumflex. 0: Period. pound: Number sign. Updated on April 18, 2014.

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