This won't work if you're having trouble with your phone or VoiceOver
and need sighted help. Alternatively, you could just set the screen
brightness to 10%. This should be bright enough for a sighted person to
get you out of a bind or raise the screen brightness themselves if they
need to spend more time on your phone.
On 9/29/19 8:17 AM, Brian K. Lingard wrote:
Dear Kevin & List:
You could set screen brightness to zero, then set it brighter if a
sighted person needs to look at the screen.
Also, remember to turn background refresh off, this is also a major
battery hog.
Brian K. Lingard
*From:*[email protected] <[email protected]> *On Behalf
of *Kevin Minor
*Sent:* Sunday, September 29, 2019 5:29 AM
*To:* [email protected]
*Subject:* I have questions regarding if it is possible to keep the
screen from being active with a braille display, and how to save
battery on my iPhone X.
Hi.
Let me explain what I’m trying to do. I just got a Focus 40 Blue 5^th
Generation display, and I’m using it with my iPhone X. I have two
really basic questions.
First, and most importantly, is there a way to lock the touch screen
so it doesn’t do anything while I’m using the braille display? I use
the Focus for everything I can, including my email. It’s really
annoying to put my iPhone in my pocket, and thanks to the touch
screen, I’m put somewhere in space away from where I was. If this can
be done, is there a toggle to switch it on and off?
My second regards saving battery on my iPhone. It’s simply this. How
can I maximize how much battery I have on the iPhone? I have screen
curtain on, but I know that really does nothing. I’m afraid to turn
brightness to nothing, because there are times when a sightling needs
to see my iPhone to use it, so I don’t know what to do.
That’s it. I’m pretty happy with the latest update to iOS, by the way,
because it’s easier to quickly go through the hundreds of thousands of
email messages I have. I know, it’s a bit much, but it is what it is.
Thanks in advance.
Kevin and Jilly
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