Advanced Settings is the full Android settings screen. It is rarely needed, because My Settings covers the settings that change routinely. It is there for the things that do not.
Say "MY SETTINGS", then "ADVANCED SETTINGS". It is also in My Programs under the same name.
Finding your way around
Each entry carries a number to its left. Say "SELECT ITEM" followed by that number, or say the name of the entry.
Say "PAGE DOWN" and "PAGE UP" to move through the list.
The numbers are positions on screen, not fixed labels. Scroll the list and they are reassigned to whatever is now in view, so an entry that was 5 can become 2. Say the name rather than the number if you are not looking at the screen as you speak.
What is in the list
| Entry | Holds |
|---|---|
| "NETWORK AND INTERNET" | Wi-Fi and hotspot. |
| "CONNECTED DEVICES" | Bluetooth and pairing. |
| "APPS" | Installed apps and which app opens what. |
| "NOTIFICATIONS" | Notification history and per-app notification settings. |
| "BATTERY" | Battery level and what has been using it. |
| "STORAGE" | How much space is used and how much is free. |
| "SOUND" | Volume levels. |
| "DISPLAY" | Font size and brightness. |
| "ACCESSIBILITY" | Display, interaction and audio adjustments. |
| "SECURITY" | Screen lock and app security. |
| "PRIVACY" | App permissions and personal data. |
| "REALWEAR" | Settings that exist only on this hardware. |
| "SYSTEM" | Languages, gestures, date and time, backup and reset. |
| "ABOUT DEVICE" | The device model, the build it is running and its identifiers. |
The RealWear section
"REALWEAR" holds settings that belong to the headset rather than to Android. Which ones are there depends on the device. On a device that can act as either end of a Bluetooth connection, the Bluetooth Mode switch between Primary and Secondary is here. Camera settings such as image stabilization can be here too.
Several of these settings exist nowhere else on the device, which makes this section relevant even when the rest of Advanced Settings is not.