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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
2
Table of Contents
2
1 General
7
Preface
7
Braille Wave at a Glance
7
Conventions Used in this Manual
8
2 Installation
10
Package Contents
10
Software Installation
10
Connecting the Power Supply
11
Connecting the Interface Cable
12
Connecting an External Keyboard
12
Installation of the Bluetooth Tie-In
13
Bluetooth-PC Tie-In
13
The Keyboard Pad
14
Bluetooth-Cell Phone Tie-In
14
Technical Specifications
15
3 Start up
16
Version Information
16
Turning the Power on
16
Basic Operation
17
Operating Modes of the Braille System
17
Backup
17
Chords
17
Signal Tones
18
System Messages
18
Check Boxes
18
Radio Buttons (1 of X)
19
The File System
19
System Files
19
Energy Saving Features
20
4 Quick Start
21
The Braille System as Braille Display
21
The Braille System as Notepad
21
Navigating the Menu
21
Writing a Note
22
Saving a Note
22
Opening a File
23
Transferring Data between the Braille System and a PC
23
Transferring a File from the Braille System to the PC
23
Transferring a File from the PC to the Braille System
24
Printing a File or a Text Block
24
5 Operation of the Braille System
25
The Menu System
25
File (F)
25
New File
25
Previous File
25
Delete (D)
26
Edit (E)
26
File List
26
View (V)
26
File Attributes (B)
27
Print (P) (SPC+1 2 3 4 7 8 or Ctrl+P)
27
Calculator (C)
27
Scheduler (S)
29
Entering a New Appointment (New Entry)
29
Entering and Editing Appointments
30
Entering Appointments with Variables (Recurring Appointments)
31
A few Notes on Entering Appointments
32
The Appointment Schedule
32
Full Text Search Within Appointments
33
Appointment Editing Menu
34
Backing up the Scheduler Data
35
Information Regarding Past Appointments
35
Resources Management
35
Clock (C)
36
Display Date/Time (D)
36
Set Alarm (A)
36
Set Clock (C)
36
Count down (O)
37
Stop Watch (S)
37
PC Mode (P)
37
Braille Character Sets (B)
38
Creating a Braille Character Set
38
Loading Braille Character Sets
38
Selecting and Activating Braille Tables
39
Info (I)
40
Battery Statistics (B)
40
Capacity (C)
40
Delete Selected Braille Set (D)
40
Memory Usage (M)
40
Firmware Version (F)
41
Keyboard Layout (K)
41
Status (S)
41
System Information
41
Voltage (V)
41
Options (O)
42
Dots Braille (6)
42
Exchange Reading Keys (R)
42
Highlight Hotkeys (H)
42
Hotkeys Activate Objects (A)
42
Auto Switch External Keyboard (X)
43
Qick Entry (Q)
43
Show File Attributes (B)
43
Show System Files (Y)
43
Autoedit (E)
44
Autonew (N)
44
Calculator (C)
44
Main Menu (M)
44
PC Mode (P)
44
Startup Mode (S)
44
Tone Signals (T)
44
Action Confirmations (C)
45
Date/Time Format (D)
45
Errors (E)
45
Input Indication (I)
45
None (N)
45
Warnings (W)
45
Characters/Line (C)
46
Lines/Page (L)
46
Model (M)
46
Printer (P)
46
Conversion Table (C)
47
Double Sided (D)
47
Tab Width (T)
47
The Editor
48
Restore Factory Defaults (R)
48
Overview of Editor Functions
48
Dialogs and Confirmation of Actions
49
Entering and Deleting Text
49
Reading Text
50
Moving the Cursor
50
Editing Modes (SPC+2 4 = Chord I)
51
Calculator Function
52
Status Display (SPC+2 3 4 7 = Chord S)
52
Set Mark (L+R)
52
Jump to Mark (SPC+1 3 4 = Chord M)
53
Delete Mark (L+R, Select Name, SPC)
53
Block Functions
53
Copy (SPC+1 4 = Chord C)
54
Cut (SPC+1 3 4 6 = Chord X)
54
Marking the Beginning of a Block [Spc+Enter]
54
Deleting a Text Block (SPC+1 3 4 6 7 = Chord X, SPC+1 2 = Chord B)
55
Exchange Mark and Cursor (SPC+7 8)
55
Paste (SPC+1 2 3 6 = Chord V)
55
Searches
56
Buffered Search
56
Incremental Search (SPC+1 2 4 = Chord F)
56
Saving a Block to a File (SPC+2 3 4 = Chord S)
56
Backward Search (SPC+1 2 4 7 = Chord F)
57
Replace (SPC+1 2 3 5 = Chord R)
57
Opening Additional Files
57
Switching between Open Files (SPC+ 5 6 8 or SPC+2 3 7)
58
Suspending the Editor (SPC+1 2 3 4 5 6)
58
Saving Files (SPC+2 3 4 = Chord S)
59
Closing a File and Quitting the Editor (SPC+1 5 = Chord E)
60
Activating PC Mode from the Editor (SPC+1 2 3 4 = Chord P)
60
Help (SPC+1 2 5 = Chord H)
61
The Editor's Setup Menu (SPC+1 3 6 = Chord U)
61
Window Scrolling (Global)
61
Dialog Timeout (Global)
62
Keep Expression [C] or [E]
62
Result Position [C] or [E]
62
Warn Timeout (Global)
62
Find Exact (Global)
63
Margin Action (Global)
63
Right Margin (Global)
63
Word Wrap (Global)
63
Tab Mode (Global)
64
Tab Stops (Global)
64
Tab Width (Global)
64
Edit Mode (Individual File)
65
Insert Cursor (Global)
65
Line End (Individual File)
65
Saved Position (Individual File)
65
Scroll Speed (Global)
65
Display Mode (Individual File)
66
Match Column (Global)
66
Step Size (Global)
66
Important Instructions Regarding the Editor
66
Printing Text
68
Line-Print Mode (SPC+1 2 3 7 8 or Chord L + Dot 8)
69
Printing the Currently Displayed Line (SPC+4 5 6 7 8 or Ctrl+L)
69
Printing the Entire Text or a Marked Block (SPC+1 2 3 4 7 8 or Chord P + Dot 8)
69
Typewriter Mode (SPC+2 3 4 5 7 8 or Chord T + Dot 8)
69
Controlling the PC from the Braille System's Keyboard [SPC+1 2 7] (Chord B)
70
Table of Key Commands for Controlling the PC
71
Braille Printing
72
Connecting the Printer
72
The Printing Operation
73
6 External Keyboard
74
General
74
Keyboard Keys
75
Alphanumerical Character Inputs
75
Numerical Pad
75
Function Keys
75
Navigation Keys
75
Special Keys
75
Status Indicators
76
7 The Braille System as Braille Display
77
Screen Readers Using Windows, Example JAWS
77
Overview
77
Screen Reader Using Windows, Example Hal/Supernova
79
Overview
79
Screen Reader Using Windows, Example Window-Eyes
81
Overview
81
Talks Premium: Screen Reader for Mobile Telephones
82
Quick Start
83
List of Identification Letters
83
List of Braille Commands
83
Useful Tips for Using Talks Premium
85
Config Mode
85
8 Operations Settings for Handy Tech Braille Displays
87
Connection
87
Atc
88
Status Cells
88
Key Actions
89
Key Lock
89
Fast Keys
89
Repeat Keys
89
Miscellaneous
90
Info
90
9 Battery Management
91
Types of Batteries
91
Battery Charging
91
Battery Capacity Display
92
Automatic Recognition of Low Voltage
92
Replacing the Batteries
92
10 Important Information
94
Start-Up Procedures
94
Self Check of the File System
94
Saving Files in Case of Fatal Errors
95
Symbols
95
Safety Information under the Standards for Medical Devices
95
General Safety Information
96
Handling the Braille System
97
Warranty
97
Technical Support
98
11 List of Key Combinations
99
Navigating the Menu System
99
Editor Functions
99
Keys in PC Mode
100
Fixed Key Functions on External Keyboard
100
Functions During Start up
101
12 Error Messages
102
English Language Error Messages
102
Fatal Errors
102
General Errors
103
Warnings and Messages
104
Error Messages from the Message File
104
General Messages
104
File System Messages
104
Editor Messages
106
13 Copyright Notice
109
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