Richard, try space-dot-1-4-6 which is basically sh-cord. I got this from
the Apple keyboard help section located in the below link.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4400
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On 10/21/2012 11:29 AM, Richard Turner wrote:
So, Raul, did you remember what the braille command is for this?
I've never seen one.
Richard
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Subject: Re: When something else has control of my onscreen keyboard
Not true, the eject function does what he asked. It works for both qwerty
keyboards and braille keyboards. I don't know why it's called eject, but
basically when you press the eject keys, it brings up the onscreen keyboard
despite a hardware keyboard already being connected.
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On 10/20/2012 11:22 PM, James Mannion wrote:
I think what he was asking though is if there is a way with just the
IPhone in hand to release the other device from having the keyboard so
that he can get back his on screen keyboard without having to reach
for the device such as a braille display or bluetooth keyboard that
has the on screen keyboard locked away in a hidden state. I think the
only way to do what I just described and tried to make clear is to go
and turn off bluetooth. That may or may not have other consequences
not wanted at that time, but I think that is the only option in the
situation described.
Jim
On 10/20/12, Raul A. Gallegos <r...@raulgallegos.com> wrote:
Hi, I thought that there was an eject cord command for Braille displays.
I'd suggest opening the keyboard help when you have the display
connected and type out various cord commands. I bet that if there is an
eject one, it will do what is asked in this thread. I just don't
remember what that cord command is since I no longer have a Braille
display. However I used to be able to do it from the Braille Sense
paired with the iPhone.
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On 10/20/2012 9:42 PM, Richard Turner wrote:
There is nothing to do with a braille display, but if it is a QWERTY
keyboard, the upper right most key is usually the hide or unhide
keyboard
key.
On the Apple wireless keyboard and the AmazonBasics, that is the key.
I wish there was a way on braille displays other than turning them off.
Richard
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Sent: Saturday, October 20, 2012 6:33 PM
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Subject: When something else has control of my onscreen keyboard
Listers is there a tap or something I can do when another device has my
onscreen keyboard. For example my braille display or wireless keyboard.
I
find this happens allot and I'm far enough away from the device that has
control that I don't want to move to get it, but I want to type. What a
man
to do?
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