TheTechPianoPlayerKid

Adding to my previous reply, for those who do not know what a screenreader is, it is a piece of software that can be installed, or is already installed on computers, mobile devices, and tablets, that allow visually impaired or blind users to navigate the device independently. The software has a text to speech engine on it, which, when doing different gestures tells you what icon you are on, or what you are doing. However, not all apps are compatible with a screenreader, meaning, they’re not coded to work properly with a screenreader on a mobile device or computer. This is why, many visually impaired or blind users, like myself, reach out to developers to make this fix. However, some do not know how to fix this, so they have to reach out to organizations for the Blind, such as National Federation Of The Blind. 

Guys, let me make something clear. So I use a screenreader, which tells me what’s on the screen, and I can read Braille and type. As long as everything is talking on a computer like a Mac, Windows, or iPhone, I’m good to go. Screen readers are not perfect, and will not explain pictures perfectly. I’m not mad or anything, just clearing things up here. Blind people can read, just differently than cited people can.

OK everyone, so I have figured it out. So to connect to another node, meaning a repeater system that has a node that you can connect to, these are the instructions that I were told.
Let’s say, for example, you want to connect to a node, node number, 1234. To connect your node to the other one, you would enter, *3 1234. Then, after you are done, talking on that system, to disconnect from that node, you enter *1 1234. Not sure if that applies for all the nodes, but for the one I’m getting, that’s how you do it.

OK everyone, so I have figured it out. So to connect to another node, meaning a repeater system that has a node that you can connect to, these are the instructions that I were told.
Let’s say, for example, you want to connect to a node, node number, 1234. To connect your node to the other one, you would enter, *3 1234. Then, after you are done, talking on that system, to disconnect from that node, you enter *1 1234. Not sure if that applies for all the nodes, but for the one I’m getting, that’s how you do it.