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- Reading braille code
- Writing braille code
- Text Box / Menus / Messages braille code
- Technical braille message on/off
- Confirm button OK
- Confirm button Cancel
Here are additional details for each of these menu list items:
1) Master Switch Computer Braille. By default, the checkbox is checked.
When checked, the only options displayed are OK and Cancel. To
view other menu items, uncheck the box by pressing the cursor
routing button at cell 6, or tap the right edge of Navistick. The purpose
of the Master Switch is to allow quick changing between Computer
Braille and another of the available Braille codes, such as English
Contracted (grade 2). Refer to the next section 3.1.2 for details on
changing the Master Switch settings.
2) The next item to be displayed is the language of the device. By
default, all VarioUltra units in the USA are set to English. Unless you
speak other languages, this setting should never be changed.
3) The next option governs the braille code used for Reading. The
choice of braille code here will be used inside menus, dialog boxes,
messages, and in PDF and Excel documents. When the language is
set to English, the codes displayed here include:
a) USA English Uncontracted Braille, 1 of 5
b) USA English Contracted Braille, 2 of 5
c) UEB Grade 2, 3 of 5
d) UEB Grade 1, 4 of 5
e) Computer Braille, 5 of 5
4) When you see the preferred braille code, tap the left thumb key B9 to
confirm and exit back to the Braille sub-menu, or move the Navistick
down to the next option.
5) The next option is for the braille code to use for Writing. This code will
be expected whenever you type inside dialog boxes and editable
documents such as RTF, TXT, and BRF. When the language is set to
English, the default code is USA Computer Braille, 1 of 3. Use the
Navistick to move right for USA English Contracted Braille, 2 of 3, or
USA English Uncontracted, 3 of 3.
6) When you see the preferred braille code, tap the left thumb key B9 to
confirm and exit back to the Braille sub-menu, or move the Navistick
down to the next option.
7) Text Box / Menus / Messages braille code is a checkbox option.
When checked, this option ensures that text boxes, menu items, and
messages are displayed using the same braille code as the Reading
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