Window Eyes svensk handbok i PDF-format - Icap
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<strong>Window</strong>-<strong>Eyes</strong> includes factory default Braille keys (defined by Tommy Craig) for the following displays:<br />
· Braillex EL / Braille Assistant (Elba)<br />
· Braillex 2D/40/80<br />
· Braillex Compact/Tiny/2D lite<br />
· Braillex EL 40s/66s/80s<br />
BAUM<br />
<strong>Window</strong>-<strong>Eyes</strong> includes factory default Braille keys (defined by Judy Dixon) for the following displays:<br />
· Vario 40/RBT40 (rabbit)<br />
· Vario 80<br />
· SuperVario<br />
· PocketVario<br />
· Baum DM80<br />
· Braille Pronto<br />
· Inka<br />
In order to use the Vario/RBT40 Braille display with <strong>Window</strong>-<strong>Eyes</strong> it must be in the Vario's emulation<br />
or native mode. Keys on the display are numbered like the dots of a Braille cell. 1, 2, 3 from back to<br />
front on the left and 4, 5, 6 back to front on the right.<br />
Setting Vario's Emulation Mode:<br />
1. The method for setting the Vario's emulation will depend on the firmware version that is present in<br />
the unit. To determine the firmware version, turn on the Vario. You will see "baum" followed by the<br />
version number and the emulation mode. The numbers for these settings are written in German<br />
Braille. The digits 1-9 are just like Grade 1 Braille numbers in English with a dot 6 added. The 0 looks<br />
like a plus sign. So firmware version 005 would be written "++:".<br />
2. For Firmware Version 005 or below:<br />
After turning the display on, you can cycle up or down through the available emulations with display<br />
keys 1 or 3. In most cases, there are four possible emulation modes. When the display is blank after<br />
the "emul", then it is set to the Vario emulation.<br />
You can save the new setting by pressing display keys 1 and 3 or 4 and 6 together and holding them<br />
down for at least three seconds. When the saving process is complete, the Braille display is reset.<br />
3. Firmware version 006 and above<br />
After turning on the display, you will see the word "BAUM", the version number, the version date, and<br />
"mode" followed by the current emulation mode. use display keys 1 or 3 to cycle up or down through<br />
the menu options. Go to the one that says:<br />
prot3 baum ht pb* pb<<br />
To select the Vario emulation, press a router key above the word "baum" to highlight it. When you<br />
next turn on the display it will read "mode3 * Baum".<br />
Bluetooth<br />
When using either the SuperVario, PocketVario with bluetooth, you will need to specify the virtual<br />
COM port being used in the Select Braille Display dialog.<br />
Focus/PACMate<br />
<strong>Window</strong>-<strong>Eyes</strong> includes factory default Braille keys for the following displays:<br />
· Focus<br />
· PACmate 20<br />
· PACmate 40<br />
Both serial communication and USB support are available for the Focus and PACMate displays.<br />
HandyTech<br />
<strong>Window</strong>-<strong>Eyes</strong> includes factory default Braille keys (defined by HandyTech) for the following displays:<br />
· Bookworm<br />
· Braille Star 40/80<br />
· Braillino<br />
· Braille Wave<br />
· Easy Braille<br />
· Modular 40/80<br />
· Evolution 64/88<br />
When using the HandyTech with bluetooth, you will need to specify the virtual COM port being used in<br />
the Select Braille Display dialog.<br />
The Braille Star features ten function keys which are located along its front panel.<br />
They are laid out in similar fashion to the keyboard of a Perkins Brailler. From left to right, their Braille<br />
dot assignments and functions are as follows:<br />
7 3 2 1 Left Space Right Space 4 5 6 8
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