iOS+accessibility

[|Apple's Accessibility Page] >
 * motor skills
 * [|guided access]

[|Apple's Accessibility Tips and Tricks Page]

Set Up Switch Control

[|Ablenet's Switch Guide]

Bluetooth switch interfaces work just like a bluetooth keyboard. The switches plug into the interface, and the interface is paired with the iDevice as if it is a keyboard. Activating a switch sends a key code to the iDevice. When you set up Switch Access in Accessibility Settings, you assign an action (from a list of possible actions) to each switch. Most of the time, we'll only have one switch, and it will be set to have the action "Tap".

Some apps have their own customized bluetooth external switch modes, independent of Apple's Switch Control. For example, Proloquo2Go and GoTalkNow have switch scanning within the app.

Proloquo2Go: [] @http://www.assistiveware.com/e-learning/access-methods-using-external-switches

GoTalk Now: @http://www.attainmentcompany.com/sites/default/files/pdf/support/GTN4.5-UsersGuide.pdf