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9) Restart JAWS if prompted to do so. VarioUltra should start working
immediately.
2.2.2 VarioUltra with Mac OS & VoiceOver (USB).
VarioUltra works great with Mac computers via Bluetooth. If you have a
Mac computer running macOS Sierra, you can also connect to your Mac
via USB.
If your Mac computer has macOS Sierra installed, and there are no
other braille displays installed, the simple act of switching on VoiceOver,
and then connecting VarioUltra is all that is required. It just works.
If you have multiple braille displays connected to your Mac, go to the
VoiceOver Utility that is available under System Preferences >
Accessibility > VoiceOver, and select the Braille option from the list.
From there select Displays and make sure VarioUltra is set
as the primary braille display. It should now work.
Note: If your Mac is running an older operating system such as OSX El
Capitan, it is only possible to use VarioUltra over a Bluetooth
connection.
2.2.3 VarioUltra with Window-Eyes.
According to an announcement from GW Micro (AI Squared/VFO
Group), the Window-Eyes screen reader is no longer available. Existing
users of Window-Eyes are being offered JAWS 18 as a replacement.
For complete details, refer to
http://www.gwmicro.com/window-
eyes/migrate.
Using Window-Eyes with VarioUltra over a USB connection is
supported. If you wish to connect via Bluetooth, it is necessary to set
VarioUltra’s Bluetooth Emulation mode to VarioConnect.
For VarioUltra to work optimally with Window-Eyes, first download and
install the VarioUltra driver for Window-Eyes prior to use. A link to the
download can be found on the BAUM USA web site at
http://www.baumusa.com/support/windoweyes-screen-reader/
.
Save the file to your computer and run the executable to install.
Connecting via USB:
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