Handy Tech Braille Wave User Manual

Braille Wave
The Braille System as Braille Display
Handy Tech
Elektronik GmbH
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Control Key/Braille Dot
Function
[2 3]
Beginning of line
[5 6]
End of line
[6 8]
Toggle Show Single Attributes on/off
[1 2 3]
Top of file
[4 5 6]
End of file
[5 6 8]
Run through attributes
[0] to [9]
Digits 0 to 9
[ESC]
Tab
[Enter]
Shift +Tab
[SPC + 1 2 7]
Toggle Braille input on/off
By entering letters in Braille, you can in addition input the so-called mnemonic commands
that are listed below:
w
[2 4 5 6]
Activate the Window-Eyes settings menu
%
[1 2 3 4 5 6]
Activate the screen reader settings menu (Window-
Eyes)
d
[1 4 5]
Desktop minimizes all applications
h
[1 2 5]
Activate Window-Eyes Help
$
[4 6]
Tab
k
[1 3]
Shift Tab
g
[1 2 4 5]
Grade 2 on/off
m
[1 3 4]
Alternative for activating the menu bar
s
[2 3 4]
Windows Start menu
+
[2 3 5]
Toggle 6/8 dot Braille
=
[2 3 5 6]
System Tray
z
[1 3 5 6]
Announce date and time
c
[1 4]
Ctrl + Tab
C
[1 4 7]
Shift + Ctrl + Tab
e
[1 5]
ESC
?
[2 6]
Enter
v
[1 2 3 6]
Set level of Braille contractions
The cursor routing keys (CR) are used to directly place the cursor at that text position.
7.4 Talks Premium: Screen reader for Mobile Telephones
Talks Premium is a version of the Talks program expanded especially for Handy Tech
Braille Systems. Talks is a screen reader for the mobile phone operating system Symbian.
With Talks, the information contained on the screen is output as voice. With Talks
Premium, the information is also converted into Braille, and Braille inputs for controlling the
mobile phone are made possible. There for you need to install the corresponding Braille
driver on your phone.
Talks Premium is active as soon as it has been installed, neither does it need any
separate start up procedure later. In order to use the Talks Premium features most

Handy Tech Braille Wave Specifications

General

Brand	Handy Tech
Model	Braille Wave
Category	Keyboard
Language	English