Hello Everyone, 

Fellow BJ2 owners, did you know that, with the upgrade to Windows Mobile 6.1, comes the ability to customize the phone’s navigation (JOG) Wheel? 

Not only does this new customization feature make an already outstanding wireless device more user friendly for everyone, it adds a fresh new layer of device accessibility to the blind and low vision. 

INTRODUCTION
Unlike the standard 5-way navigation button used on many Windows Mobile based devices (Left, Right, Up, Down, and Enter), the Samsung Blackjack II Smartphone features a 7way Navigation (JOG) Wheel (Left, Right, Up, Down, Enter, Clockwise, and Counterclockwise).

NOTE 1:
For a complete keyboard layout description of the Samsung Blackjack II Smartphone, Click Here.

With Windows Mobile 6.1, it is now possible to modify the speed ratio of the JOG Wheel (similar to that of adjusting the speed rate of how fast a mouse pointer moves across the display on your standard computer) and enable audible feedback clicks to let you know when you have successfully landed on any item such as those found in a List Box.

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NOTE 2:
The Navigation (JOG) Wheel audible feedback feature is Profile specific.

1.
From the Start Menu, select Settings.

2.
Select Sounds.

3.
Select Other Sounds.

4.
Tap the Down Arrow key until Wheel Key Sound is in focus.

5.
Tap either the Left or Right Arrow key to toggle this feature On or Off.

NOTE 3:
The volume level of the JOG Wheel feedback Click is considered a System Sound setting which may be adjusted in the Profile/Edit Dialog Box.

NOTE 4:
You may notice a significantly reduced Click feedback volume level when using either wired or Bluetooth headset devices.

6.
Tap the Left Soft key (Done) to save your settings.

7.
Assuming that you do not wish to make any further modifications, continue to tap the Left Soft key until you exit the Settings dialog box

SPEED UP AND SLOW DOWN
To modify the speed ratio of the JOG Wheel (similar to that of adjusting the speed rate of how fast a mouse pointer moves across the display on your standard computer):

1.
From the Start Menu, select Settings.

2.
Select Key Settings.

3.
Select Wheel Key Speed.

4.
Tap either the Left or Right Arrow key to choose between High or Low.

5.
Tap the Left Soft key (Done) to save your settings.

6.
Assuming that you do not wish to make any further modifications, continue to tap the Left Soft key until you exit the Settings dialog box

Enjoy,

Mark