How to maximize braille cells on Freedom Scientific Focus 14 Blue when panning?
To maximize the braille content displayed when panning through text on your Freedom Scientific Keyboard, disable the Word Wrap option. This setting is located in the Braille group of the JAWS Settings Center. Disabling it allows JAWS to fit as much text as possible on the braille display, though you may need to pan to see the rest of longer words.
What to do if Freedom Scientific Keyboard display is not communicating with computer?
If your Freedom Scientific Keyboard display isn't communicating with the computer, ensure that JAWS version 13.0.1006 or later is properly installed. If you're using a third-party screen reading application, you must install the driver from the Focus Companion CD before using the display.
What to do if Freedom Scientific Focus 14 Blue display will not turn on?
If your Freedom Scientific Keyboard display will not turn on, charge the battery using the supplied AC adapter or by connecting the Focus to a computer using the USB cable. The unit will always power on when connected to USB. If not connected to USB, make sure you press and hold the power button for at least three seconds.
Why is Freedom Scientific Focus 14 Blue Keyboard battery not charging properly?
If the battery of your Freedom Scientific Keyboard is not charging or is taking longer than expected, ensure you are using the Freedom Scientific supplied AC adapter. Charging with the adapter takes a maximum of three hours. Charging via a USB connection to your computer will take longer. To check if the Focus is charging correctly, press the power button to view the status information.
How to clean dots on Freedom Scientific Focus 14 Blue display?
If you notice extra dots appearing or dots sticking on your Freedom Scientific Keyboard display, clean it by activating the Display Test diagnostic mode. Then, use a soft cloth moistened with isopropyl alcohol to gently clean the cells.
Lists the components included in the Focus package, such as the braille display, adapter, and cable.
Details the physical components and ports of the Focus 14 Blue braille display.
Overview of NAV Rockers, mode buttons, selector buttons, and rocker bars for device interaction.
Information on the power button functionality and internal battery charging procedures.
Instructions on how to connect the braille display via USB or Bluetooth.
Steps for installing JAWS support and configuring USB/Bluetooth connections.
Using Brailleln, contracted braille, and Braille Study Mode for enhanced braille interaction.
Customizing status cells, dot firmness, and locking the Perkins-style keyboard.
Details modifier keys, function keys, and special keys for the Focus display.
Keystrokes for navigating, selecting text, and braille functions.
Commands for Windows operations, JAWS functions, cursors, and utilities.
Guidelines for storage and operating conditions, including temperature and humidity.
Running diagnostic tests and resolving common issues.
General| Type | Braille Display |
|---|---|
| Number of Braille Cells | 14 |
| Braille Standard | Unified English Braille (UEB) |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth, USB |
| Compatibility | Windows, macOS, iOS, Android |
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