Operation Manual

Accessibility Options
Accessibility Services Description
BrailleBack
Connect a supported braille display to your
device using Bluetooth on Fire phone.
Screen content will be presented on the
braille display and you’ll be able to navigate
and interact with your device using the
keypad on the display.
To use BrailleBack, go to the Amazon
Appstore on your Fire phone to download
and install BrailleBack (Fire OS Edition). After
you install the app, swipe down from the top
of the screen to open the Quick Actions
panel, and then tap Settings > Device >
Manage accessibility, and then scroll to the
bottom of the page to view BrailleBack and
configure its settings.
Note: Other accessibility services may be
available in the Amazon Appstore.
Guide to Screen Reader and Explore by Touch
When the Screen Reader is turned on, Explore by Touch will turn on automatically. With Explore by Touch,
you can use gestures to navigate your Fire phone and interact with your content while the Screen Reader
describes the actions you make on screen.
Action Gesture
Turn on Screen Reader
and Explore by Touch
from any screen
Press the Power button until you feel a vibration, and then place two fingers (slightly
apart) on the screen and hold for five seconds.
Explore menus and
items
Drag a finger over each item on the screen.
Go to the next item
Swipe right or down using a finger.
Go to the previous item
Swipe left or up using a finger.
Open an item
Select the item, and then double-tap anywhere on the screen. If the item doesn’t open, try
slowing down or speeding up your tapping speed.
Go to the Home screen
Swipe up then left with a finger in a single motion.
Go back to the previous
screen
Swipe up from bottom of the phone with two fingers. Alternatively, swipe down and then
left with a finger in a single motion.
Open Quick Actions
and Notifications
Swipe down from the top of the screen with two fingers.
Open the left or right
panels
Swipe in from left / right edge of the screen with two fingers or tilt the phone if Low Motion
is turned off.
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