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- <h1>Troubleshooting</h1>
- <div class="nav">
- <div class="nav_back"><a href="versions.html">Previous: Android Version Guide</a></div>
- <div class="nav_up"><a href="index.html">Up: Android Accessibility</a></div>
- <div class="nav_next"><a href="faq.html">Next: Frequently Asked
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- <p><em>Having trouble pushing buttons while talking on the phone?</em> If
- your phone has a proximity sensor, be sure to move the phone away from your face
- before trying to do something, including ending the call. The proximity sensor
- is designed to keep you from pressing buttons by accident with your face.</p>
- <p><em>Phone is silent after you turn it on?</em> It could be in the lock
- screen. Press your Power key and you should hear feedback saying the screen is
- going on or off. When the screen is on, but unlocked, swipe your finger to
- unlock the screen.
- <p><em>Unable to navigate?</em> If you think you're on a screen with buttons
- or controls but the directional controller has no effect when you move it in any
- direction, here's what to do:</p>
- <ol>
- <li>You might be focused on a control that's not accessible, like a big
- scrolling list of terms of service - but there still might be something else
- accessible on the screen. Try going down a lot to get past the current
- control.</li>
- <li>Sometimes, nothing on the screen is focused at all, but you can fix
- it by touching the screen with your finger. Be careful of tapping, which could
- click on a button that you don't want to press. Instead, try slowly swiping
- the screen with a diagonal motion from corner to corner, then move your
- directional controller. This usually gets you un-stuck and focuses a control.
- </li>
- <li>Finally, you might be on a screen that's not accessible at all. As an
- example, if you did a search on the Market, the "no results found" screen
- won't read anything, so in this case you'd just want to go back.</li>
- </ol>
- <p>If you're still having trouble, the best resource is to join and post
- messages to the <a href="http://groups.google.com/group/eyes-free/">eyes-free
- mailing list.</a> Remember to tell people what phone you're using and what
- Android version it has.</p>
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