Hi Joshua,

There are two orientations for Braille Screen Input: Tabletop and Screen Away 
mode. In tabletop mode, the keys are arranged like a Perkins brailler. In 
Screen Away mode, you hold the phone between your palms with the screen facing 
away from you. When you wrap your hands around the phone so you can touch the 
screen, your left hand does dots 1, 2, and 3 in a column with 1 on the top, and 
your right hand does dots 4, 5, and 6 in the same orientation. I like this mode 
because my hands are more likely to stay in the same place than when I use 
Tabletop mode, but I would recommend trying them both to see which you prefer.

You can set the default grade of braille from the 
Settings/Accessibility/VoiceOver/Braille screen using the Onscreen Braille 
Input setting.

When you are typing, flick right with one finger for Space and with two fingers 
for Return. Flick left with one finger to delete a character and with two to 
delete a word. The iPhone user guide includes all the commands, so check that 
out as well. I hope that helps.

Best,
Anna

Sent from my iPhone

> On Aug 12, 2021, at 10:36 AM, Joshua Hendrickson <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hello to all you fine iPhone people out there.  How should I set up
> braille screen input on my iPhone 8?  I did get a little help from
> apple accessibility.  I have gotten braille screen input in my router.
> I tried it out, and how do I set it to contracted input.  I also heard
> something about landscape mode, or tabletop mode.  What is that all
> about.  I have my iPhone orientation locked if that makes any
> difference.  I hope someone can help.  If I can get the iPhone to
> recognize my fingers consistantly, this will be very cool.
> 
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