I use two landlines and one is a CDMA, the ZTE-C S188 which they call a cell
phone look-alike with buttons and only calls and SMS, so Harry, is yours a
button phone and I also notice that the phones mentioned in catalogues never
specify the network so where can I find a list of suppliers specifically of
those CDMA phones for the blind with speech or braille display so I can tell
Neotel where to get them? Neotel is the other landline operator here but
though I say a Neotel phone, they don't manufacture phones and no longer
support the one I have, also the keypad or outgoing voice doesn't speak all
the functions though apparently there is an option called voice on and I'm
waiting for somebody to help me turn it on though no idea if that'll change
anything, I am using it because I find mobiles very expensive here and like
the idea of a pocket landline.
.
-----Original Message-----
From: Visually Impaired Computer Users' Group List
<[log in to unmask]> On Behalf Of Claude Everett
Sent: Thursday, 08 November 2018 22:07
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: [VICUG-L] a manual or user guide for the DuraXV LTE phone?
Why are you working with a CDMA phone?
Verbally dictated and sent from my iPhone any errors or omissions are solely
the responsibility of Siri and not myself
> On Nov 8, 2018, at 11:45 AM, Harry Brown <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Just got the DuraXV LTE flip phone yesterday!! This is a 4G flip phone,
and it's fabulous!
>
> However, anyone know where I can get a manual or user guide that's
accessible?
>
> I called Kyocera, the company that makes the phone, and they told me to
send an email requesting it in braille, and I did, just waiting for the
reply from them on that.
>
> Then, I googled DuraXV LTE phone user guide, and the 1st result was from
the Verizon web site, and it was a pdf, but it was not accessible, even
after trying an OCR of it.
>
> I do have a braille copy of the user guide for the DuraXV 3G phone, and
I'm reading it, and stapling little braille notes to pages in the user
guide, where the steps are different.
>
> But the phone is fabulous, and if anyone is needing a 4G flip phone, get
the DuraXV LTE phone.
>
> Harry, going back to reading the user guide
>
>
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