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1.3.3 Left Edge of the BrailleNote Touch
On the left side of your BrailleNote Touch, near the top corner, is a Type-C USB port. You may plug the
Type-C USB cable to this port and the other end to a USB port on a computer to transfer content
between the computer and the tablet. While connected to the computer, the battery will also recharge,
but charging from the computer USB may be slower or the tablet may not charge at all depending on
the amount of power supplied by the computer. The most effective way to charge your Touch is to use
the USB cable connected to the included power adaptor, which is connected to the power outlet.
Below the USB port is the green LED indicator. Below the green LED indicator is the oval-shaped Power
Button, used to power the tablet on and off.
Below the Power button are the Volume Up and Volume Down Buttons.
1.3.4 Right Edge of the BrailleNote Touch
On the right side of BrailleNote Touch, near the top corner, is the microphone jack, which can be used to
connect an external stereo or mono microphone, or line-in equipment.
Below the microphone jack is the headphone jack, which can be used to connect headphones or
external speakers and audio line-out equipment.
Below the headphone jack is the Action Button, which can be used for recording, taking snapshots with
the Camera and as a Play/Stop button.
1.3.5 Rear Edge of the BrailleNote Touch
Near the left corner of the rear edge is a USB port. Use this port to access content on USB flash drives,
hard drives and other MSC devices (Cameras, MP3 players, USB ethernet adaptors, etc.). Next to the
USB port is the SD HC slot. This slot allows you to utilize storage on SD cards. To the right of the SD card
slot is the High-Resolution video output port used to connect your Touch to an external monitor or TV
for video output (audio and video). The rightmost port is the Keyboard port and is the connection point
for the Braille keyboard cover.
1.3.6 Front Edge of the BrailleNote Touch
At the Front edge of the tablet are 7 buttons. The first two buttons and the last two buttons are
BrailleNote’s familiar thumb keys. From left to right, the thumb keys are Previous, Left, Right, and Next.
In the middle are three buttons. The left button shaped like a triangle is the Back button, and is used to
return to your previous screen or step. The middle button shaped like a circle is your Home button and
is used to return to your Main menu, or activate the Google Assistant when you press and hold it. The
right button shaped like a square is the Recent apps button and allows you to navigate through your
recently used applications. Pressing and holding this Recent apps button can be used to access
BrailleNote Touch’s Context menu.
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