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Series 5 v1.07 - User’s Guide

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Vocabulary Selection

Phase 4: Criticize

Are you on the right track? Step back and take a critical look at the vocabulary lists that you

compiled. Look again at the page sets. Ask yourself the following questions:

Will the device user have all the essential vocabulary that he or she will need in high
priority situations?

[ ] Yes [ ] No

Will the device user have vocabulary for fun or friendly conversation during these
activities?

[ ] Yes [ ] No

Have you identified many opportunities to practice?

[ ] Yes [ ] No

You can now begin to add the new vocabulary to your page set. Please refer to

Creating a

New Page or Popup

in this

User’s Guide

to see step-by-step instructions for adding a new

page to your page set. Step-by-step instructions for using the Modify button to add vocabulary

to an existing page are available in the

Modifying a Button

section of this

User’s Guide

When you are done, experiment with the new vocabulary by using the Series 5 device to talk

about the priority activity. Can you say things that the device user will want or need to say?

What messages are you unable to create? What messages would be easier to find if the

vocabulary was in a different place?

Be sure to enter any additional vocabulary before giving the device to the person who will be

using it. And be sure to get as much input from the device user as possible regarding the

available vocabulary. Since the Series 5 device will be the individual’s voice, he or she should

be able to accept or reject messages, and to help choose wordings and symbols.

You should revisit this Plan for Success from time to time. As the device user’s skill level, daily

activities and interests change, his or her vocabulary should change as well.

Note:

If you are completing this worksheet as part of a group, take a few minutes

to share your lists of activities and vocabulary with each other. You may

discover a few additional ideas.

Summary of Contents for Series 5

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Page 2: ...plays menus etc Although every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this book the publisher assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions In North America For information write to DynaVox Systems LLC 2100 Wharton Street Suite 400 Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 15203 USA The European Authorized Representative is DynaVox Systems Ltd Units 5 6 Benford Court Lower Cape Warwick CV34 5DA England...

Page 3: ...System Settings 8 Finishing the User Setup Wizard 8 The Customized Page Set 8 Learning the Software Interface 10 The Title Bar 10 Pages vs Popups 12 Buttons Behaviors 13 Visual Scenes Active Areas 14 Important Software Menus 15 Setup Menu 15 Tools Menu 16 Interface Features Menu 16 Page Navigator Menu 17 Selection Method Options 18 Setting the Selection Method 19 Using the Zoom Feature 20 The Zoom...

Page 4: ...ssage to a Button 50 Changing the Symbol on a Button 52 Importing a Digital Picture as a Symbol 54 Changing a Button s Color Scheme 55 Modifying a Page or Popup 57 Setting the Background Color 58 Importing a Digital Picture as a Background Image 59 Modifying a Group of Pages 62 Creating a New Page or Popup 65 Creating a New Visual Scene 68 Creating the Visual Scene Page 68 Creating an Active Area ...

Page 5: ...l Control Behavior 116 Computer Access 117 Computer Access with AccessIT Infrared 117 Computer Access with AccessIT Bluetooth 118 Section 8 Email Internet Access 121 Connecting to the Internet 121 Establishing a Wireless Internet Connection 122 Accessing the Internet on an Open Device 124 Onscreen Keyboards 124 Setting Up Your DynaVox Email Account 126 Default Settings for Email 128 Your Email Pag...

Page 6: ...s 147 How To Help 147 Video Tutorials 149 External Resources 150 Documentation on CD 150 Online Knowledge Base 150 Remote Technical Support through Your Device 150 Telephone Technical Support 151 Appendix C Finding the Introductory Pages 152 Appendix D Backup File Worksheet 154 Appendix E End User Licence Agreement EULA 156 ...

Page 7: ...attery DC power adapter charger and power cord Carrying strap handle or tabletop stand USB flash drive also known as a USB jump drive USB keyboard mouse Registration card This User s Guide which includes the Quick Start Guide CDs Stylus If any of the items are missing from the box please call DynaVox Customer and Sales Support at 1 800 344 1778 Open or Dedicated Series 5 device You will receive ei...

Page 8: ... the serial number here so that it will be handy if you must contact someone from DynaVox Technologies either to check on an order for your product or to talk to someone in Technical Support It is especially important to do this if your device will be mounted onto a wheelchair since the serial number may not be readily accessible from that position MY DEVICE SERIAL NUMBER _________________________...

Page 9: ...ogies is dedicated to supporting you as you learn to use your new product We offer many different learning tools so you can choose the method of support that best meets your needs Product Documentation Available in multiple formats including Searchable Help and pdf documents Provides information and training in a way that best suits diverse learning styles Available in small pieces that make it ea...

Page 10: ...o switches or disconnect devices in the earth conductor The charger requires no routine maintenance other than a periodic inspection of the power cords for signs of wear and damage If the power cords show signs of wear and damage they should be replaced Caution Your DynaVox Series 5 device contains a Lithium Ion battery A safety hazard may develop when the battery is placed in or near fires or sto...

Page 11: ... Series 5 software is open you will see the first of a series of introductory pages The Introductory Pages When you open the DynaVox Series 5 software for the first time you will see the first of a series of introductory pages These introductory pages provide some basic information and then walk you through the process of setting up the device for a user Introduction page 1 Note If the page that y...

Page 12: ... A User In the DynaVox Series 5 software a user is a set of files that can include communication pages vocabulary symbols device settings sounds and other information Your DynaVox Series 5 software can support multiple users When you turn on the device for the first time the Startup User is the active user The User Setup Wizard will help you to create a custom user specific to the person who will ...

Page 13: ...rovides a simple way to add personal information about the person who will be using the device This information will automatically be incorporated into the page set To enter personal information select one of the blank text boxes on the page Use the system keyboard to enter the appropriate information name address medical needs friends names etc and select the OK button to close the system keyboar...

Page 14: ... selections Use the scroll bar to view all of your settings If you need to change any item select it in the viewport and then select the Edit button This will return you to the appropriate page of the User Setup Wizard When you have made your changes select Finish to return to the Confirmation Page When finished select the Save and Exit button The software will close the Startup User and open the ...

Page 15: ...e user will need assistance with page navigation then you will see the facilitator master page You will also see this page if the user is an emergent communicator The facilitator master has buttons for each topic in the page set It allows a communication partner to quickly and easily find appropriate pages for the person who is using the device To get to the master page select the Master or My Mas...

Page 16: ...gh all of the communication pages that you have opened on your device Home Page This button will always return you to your designated Home Page This ensures that you will always be able to find your way back to a familiar place when you explore the page set Undo Select this button to undo the action that was most recently performed in the Message Window The software supports multiple levels of und...

Page 17: ...sk bar to make it visible again This button is only available on open Series 5 devices Maximize Select this button to toggle the DynaVox software window from actual size to full screen size and back again This button is only available on open Series 5 devices Close Select this button to close the DynaVox software You will have a chance to save your changes or to keep the software open This button ...

Page 18: ...lls the entire touch screen below the title bar Popups which are miniature pages fill only part of the touch screen and appear to float over a full size page Some pages and popups include a Message Window a box where text or symbol messages can be composed Page example top Popup Example bottom Message Window Go To Button Button Popup ...

Page 19: ...peak Label This behavior will immediately speak the button s text label Speak Text This behavior will immediately speak the button s text message The text message is different from the button label it is typically a longer message For example the button label could read carrots and the text message could be I would like some carrots please Insert Label This behavior will insert the button s text l...

Page 20: ...be programmed with behaviors just like buttons can When an active area is selected it will perform it s behavior just like a button Visual scenes may be especially useful for individuals who respond well to pictures or need a very recognizable background image to establish a context for communication The DynaVox InterAACt page sets make extensive use of visual scenes and active areas Reference For...

Page 21: ...enu provides access to a number of settings for adjusting the appearance of objects on the touch screen Setup Menu The Setup menu provides easy access to many aspects of the device software that you can customize for your personal use You can use the Setup menu to access the speaking voice settings selection method settings various system settings and other helpful tools that are available on your...

Page 22: ...on the touch screen The Interface Features menu is organized by tabs with each tab pane containing a different group of controls and options To open the Interface Features menu 1 Select Main Menu Setup Setup Menu The Setup menu will open 2 Select the Interface Features button The Interface Features menu will open with the Message Window tab active by default Reference For more information about th...

Page 23: ...he sub folders The right viewport displays all of the pages and popups within the folder that is currently selected in the left viewport If you select a page in the right viewport a small preview image of the page will appear to hide the preview image simply select it When the Page Navigator menu opens the active page set is highlighted in the left viewport Likewise the page that is currently open...

Page 24: ...scanning must be able to visually identify the moving highlight and items on the touch screen Another option is auditory scanning which speaks cues as choices are highlighted Joystick This direct selection method allows individuals to use a joystick to highlight the desired item on the touch screen then use the joystick button or a secondary switch to make the selection Audio cues can be used with...

Page 25: ...ttings for your selection method select the OK button Keep selecting the OK button to close all open menus The selection method that you chose is now in effect Reference For detailed information on the selection methods and ways that you can further refine and customize them to suit your needs open the Searchable Help and perform a keyword search on selection methods Reference For more information...

Page 26: ... Every selection activates the zoom Zoom Hotspot Select the Zoom Hotspot and then your next selection activates the zoom Select the Hotspot Settings button to adjust the Zoom Hotspot see Working With Hotspots Secondary Blink Eye Tracking The secondary blink activates the zoom System Menus Only The zoom is only activated when you navigate the system menus It does not zoom on pages or popups Zoom Ar...

Page 27: ...ver The Zoom Toolbar has several settings that you can modify from within the Zoom Settings menu Movement Controls Choose the controls displayed in the Zoom Toolbar Panning Increase zoom decrease zoom and arrows that will move the magnified area in the opposite direction of the arrows Scrolling Increase zoom decrease zoom and arrows that will move the magnified area in the same direction of the ar...

Page 28: ...sing the Zoom Feature When you select the Zoom Hotspot the next spot you select on the screen becomes the center of the zoom area When active hotspots are always shown above the buttons on the current page They are always accessible The following example screen shows all three hotspots active around the touch screen The example shows all three hotspots at their largest size Hotspots can be sized s...

Page 29: ...how ______ Hotspot check box for each of the hotspots that you want to use Select the Position drop down menu and choose where you want the hotspot to appear Select the Size drop down menu and choose the size of the hotspot Additional Dashboard Hotspot Settings The Dashboard Hotspot will open a popup when you are currently on a page or an onscreen keyboard when you are currently on an onscreen key...

Page 30: ...the Dashboard Popup button in the Hotspot Settings menu 4 To choose the onscreen keyboard that will open when the Dashboard Hotspot is selected and you are currently in an onscreen keyboard select the Dashboard Onscreen Keyboard button and repeat steps 2 3 Additional Zoom Hotspot Settings Select the Zoom Settings button to open the Zoom Settings menu and adjust the parameters of the zoom feature S...

Page 31: ...anufacturer drop down menu and choose one of the speech engine manufacturer options 4 Select the Voice drop down menu and choose from the voice options available for the selected language and manufacturer 5 Use the Volume and Rate sliders to adjust the volume and speech rate to suit your needs 6 Select the Text Voice button to check the voice settings If more adjustments are necessary repeat steps...

Page 32: ...Changing or Adjusting the Speaking Voice 26 DynaVox ...

Page 33: ...iety of page sets that support growing skill levels and age progression providing a language system that is appropriate for the age and skill level of the user A user could begin with a simple page set and eventually transition to a more complex one The InterAACt page sets focus on the following age ranges Young child ages 2 to 6 Child ages 7 to 13 Teen ages 14 to 21 Young Adult ages 22 to 50 Adul...

Page 34: ...ts developed for the skill level Functional emergent Communication Skill Level Page Set Structure It is often difficult to know if functional communicators actually understand their partners Pages have fewer buttons They are beginning to communicate by using a variety of forms including gestures body language facial expressions and a few simple and easily recognized symbols Pages focus on function...

Page 35: ...ne symbols to create new messages Pages focus on broadening skills and encouraging successful communication that involves a greater variety of environments people and situations Pages support the development of literacy skills Communication Skill Level Page Set Structure Creative communicators understand communication in the same way that their peers do Pages provide each user with the same tools ...

Page 36: ...ion options based on the object that was selected Once a button in the popup has been selected the message is spoken and the popup will close Page name my room child 12 Visual scenes are excellent to use when communicating about an environment bedroom living room office etc They enable the user to select the item in the picture that they want to communicate about rather than selecting a button You...

Page 37: ...t InterAACt page An example Quick Fire page is shown to the right All of the Quick Fires can be used in a variety of ways either alone or in combination with other Quick Fires As users gain a higher level of independence within the InterAACt framework Quick Fires begin to include levels of formality This allows users to sound natural within the frames of casual normal and formal interactions Quick...

Page 38: ... communicate using pages with smaller buttons Selecting the Navigator User Navigator is the preferred user for use with the EyeMax accessory required for Eye Tracking However it can also be used with other selection methods To make Navigator the current user 1 Select Main Menu Setup Setup Menu The Setup menu will open 2 Select User Manager The User Manager menu will open 3 Select Navigator in the ...

Page 39: ... provides a more detailed full screen keyboard for typing novel messages It provides access to predictor buttons and also to Quick Fires and core words for each letter Largest Keyboard This page provides very large targets for the letters This page can used when the user is fatigued and having difficulty selecting smaller targets or when conditions require larger targets Because the keys are large...

Page 40: ...avigator Main Menu page the Storytelling page will open enabling you to add photos and text These pages provide a good framework for telling stories about the picture Storytelling Page example Note If you are using an open Series 5 device you can drag and drop digital pictures onto the buttons ...

Page 41: ...t communication within focused activities Gateway Series 5 provides quick access to a core of phrases and sentences that target specific communicative contexts and enhance conversational control Page Name g30 Main Each Gateway Series 5 page set targets a specific user population in terms of the core and fringe vocabulary selected for the page set and the word morphology features included Each page...

Page 42: ...pport page navigation Visual Scene Displays represent familiar situations places people activities objects or experiences in which all elements work to present a framework for conversation This solution reduces the user s need to navigate between pages to retrieve vocabulary thereby improving their communication experience Users can easily add custom photographs to the framework to provide even gr...

Page 43: ... device user must be able to access a variety of useful vocabulary as quickly as possible This involves some planning and some attention to organization When you completed the User Setup Wizard and created the current user file the DynaVox Series 5 software chose a page set that is appropriate for the device user s age language level and physical abilities You can make these pages even more useful...

Page 44: ...on for example may not be as functional in reality Are there certain colors or color combinations that will help the device user see the title bar more clearly Yes No If so list the optimal colors or color combinations __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ Are there certain colors or col...

Page 45: ...would it help the device user to better understand the vocabulary Yes No Does the user have a favorite color that might make menus and other parts of the device more appealing Yes No If so what color does the user like __________________________________________________________________________ You can now make any appropriate changes to the appearance of your page set or the DynaVox Series 5 softwa...

Page 46: ...___________________________________________________ 6 _______________________________________________________________________ 7 _______________________________________________________________________ 8 _______________________________________________________________________ 9 _______________________________________________________________________ 10 _________________________________________________...

Page 47: ...___ __________________ __________________ ____________________ __________________ __________________ ____________________ __________________ __________________ ____________________ __________________ __________________ What phrases should be added to the existing vocabulary ____________________ __________________ __________________ ____________________ __________________ __________________ _______...

Page 48: ...________________ After you have identified some additional vocabulary determine how this vocabulary will be added to the page set Some words phrases or messages may be added to an existing page Others may require the creation of a new page that will then be linked to the existing page set Which pages have empty buttons for new vocabulary ____________________ __________________ __________________ _...

Page 49: ...Button section of this User s Guide When you are done experiment with the new vocabulary by using the Series 5 device to talk about the priority activity Can you say things that the device user will want or need to say What messages are you unable to create What messages would be easier to find if the vocabulary was in a different place Be sure to enter any additional vocabulary before giving the ...

Page 50: ...Vocabulary Selection 44 DynaVox ...

Page 51: ...r menu enables you to search all of the pages on your Series 5 device whether you are looking for a page name or content within a page This search will include pages that are outside of the page set that was recommended by the User Setup Wizard To search for a particular page or popup 1 Select Main Menu Setup Page Navigator The Page Navigator menu will open 2 Select the Search text box The system ...

Page 52: ...pen The Modify Button The Modify button is the seventh button from the left corner in the title bar at the top of the Series 5 device touch screen The Modify button provides a simple way to customize any element on the active page or popup including the active page or popup itself Title bar open Series 5 device Simply select the Modify button the button will turn red when it is active and then sel...

Page 53: ...s on the button Behaviors The behavior s that are programmed onto the button Button Color Border Color Text Color These boxes display the color scheme of the button Label Font This button shows the font settings for the label text in the button Scannable This check box shows if the button will be available for selection by the Scanning selection method If it is checked the button is scannable Hidd...

Page 54: ...n the Behaviors viewport on the left Select Speak Label if you want the device to speak the label when the button is selected Select Insert Label if you want the label to be sent to the Message Window when Note The InterAACt page sets typically use one behavior Speak Label for example for similar buttons ona page that will be used forcommunication This helps to make these buttons behave consistent...

Page 55: ...difying a button that already has a symbol If the label you just added matches one symbol then the symbol will be automatically added to the button with the new label If the label you just added matches more than one symbol the Select a Symbol menu will open showing all of the corresponding symbols Select the symbol you want to use 10 Select the OK button to save your new changes and close the Mod...

Page 56: ...e Behaviors button The Behavior Editor menu will open If the behavior that you want to add Speak Text or Insert Text is displayed in the Steps viewport of this menu then you can simply change the existing text message continue with step 4 If the proper behavior is not in the Steps viewport then you will need to add it proceed to step 5 4 If you are changing the existing text message select the Spe...

Page 57: ...that matches the label you just entered If there is no symbol to match the label then only the label will be added to the button There will also be no symbol change if you are modifying a button that already has a symbol If the label you just added matches one symbol then the symbol will be automatically added to the button with the new label If the label you just added matches more than one symbo...

Page 58: ...his complete the rest of this step a Select the Search text box enter a name for the symbol you want to find and select the OK button If the software finds any symbols for the word you entered they will be presented in the right viewport of the Select a Symbol menu Note You can perform wildcard searches using the asterisk as the wildcard character For example if you enter cat the software will pre...

Page 59: ...ly and the new symbol will be displayed beside the Symbol button in the Modify Button menu 6 Select the OK button to save your new changes and close the Modify Button menu The button will now display the symbol that you selected and the new label if one was given Note If the button that you are modifying does not already have a label the name of the symbol you chose will be added to the Label text...

Page 60: ...in one of these formats bitmap bmp JPEG jpg or TIFF tiff For more information on resizing or converting digital pictures into different formats please consult third party photo editing software Note If you are using an open Series 5 device you can use the drag and drop technique to drag a digital picture from another Windows application and drop it into your page as the page s background The pictu...

Page 61: ...to the Adding a Label to a Button section in this User s Guide Changing a Button s Color Scheme You can use the Modify Button menu to change the color scheme of the button You can select colors that are easier for the Series 5 device user to recognize To change the color scheme of a button 1 Select the Modify button in the title bar It will turn red 2 Select the button you want to change The Modif...

Page 62: ...lect the OK button to close the Modify Button menu The button that you originally selected will display the new color settings Reference For more information on using the Color Selector menu including instructions on creating your own custom colors open the Searchable Help on your Series 5 device or on CD and perform a keyword search on using the Color Selector menu Note To undo the changes that y...

Page 63: ...ropriate menu will appear displaying the current settings Modify Page menu left Modify Popup menu right This section of the User s Guide will describe how to use these controls that are common to both pages and popups Color This display box shows the background color Background Mode This drop down menu shows the visual mode of the page either a solid color or a picture Background Picture If a back...

Page 64: ...tches tab pane If you have saved custom colors select the My Swatches tab control and then select one of the available colors The display square on the right side of the Color Selector menu will fill with the selected color 6 Select the OK button to close the Color Selector menu In the Modify Page menu or Modify Popup menu the display square in the Color group box will display the new color 7 When...

Page 65: ...ht viewport 4 Choose one of the following methods for finding an image Note Any digital picture that you import onto your Series 5 device must be smaller than 5000 x 5000 pixels and must be in one of these formats bitmap bmp JPEG jpg or TIFF tiff For more information on resizing or formatting digital pictures consult third party photo editing software Note If you are using an open Series 5 device ...

Page 66: ... or sub folder in the left viewport to display its contents in the right viewport You may need to use the scroll bars to view all of the available sub folders or their contents b Select the name of an image in the right viewport A preview of the image will be displayed you may select the preview to close it c When the desired image is selected in the right viewport proceed to step 8 7 To import a ...

Page 67: ... the picture at its original size Best Fit Image The size of the picture but not the proportions will be altered to make it fit either the entire height or entire width of the background 10 Select the OK button to close the Modify Page menu or Modify Popup menu and accept the changes Your picture will appear on the background of your page or popup If you imported the picture from an external file ...

Page 68: ...ide the name of every page you want to modify 5 Select the Modify Pages button The Modify Pages menu will open Modify Pages menu 6 To specify whether the selected pages will have a Message Window select the Message Window drop down menu and then select one of the two available options Add add a Message Window to all the selected pages Delete remove the Message Window from all the selected pages Wh...

Page 69: ... the rest of this step a Select the co lor that you want to use fromthe options inthe Color Selector menu The large square swatch on the right side of the menu will fill with the selected color b Select theOK button to close the Color Selector menu In the Modify Pages menu the Button Color button will fill with the color youchose and the Button Color check box will be automatically selected 9 To c...

Page 70: ...the button labels on the selected pages select the Label Location drop down menu and then select one of the two available locations Top or Bottom The Label Location check box will automatically be selected 13 Most buttons have a behavior that either speaks vocabulary or inserts it into the Message Window To modify this behavior in all of the buttons on your selected pages select the Change Behavio...

Page 71: ...menu is empty or if you want to use a template that is not listed select the Add Template to List button to open the Select Template menu The left viewport of the Select Template menu shows the page sets that are available for the active user Each page set is displayed as an individual folder When a page set folder is selected the right viewport will show all of the templates that have been create...

Page 72: ...window will be presented for the next button Proceed to step 12 If the label you entered has no associated symbol only the label will be added to the button and an Enter Label window will open for the next button Proceed to step 12 If the label is associated with more than one symbol the Select a Symbol window will open to display all the available symbols If the Select a Symbol window is presente...

Page 73: ...12 Repeat steps 10 11 for each Enter Label window that is presented or select one of the buttons at the bottom of the window Next Leave the current button blank but continue adding labels to the remaining buttons Prev Revise the text and symbol that you chose for the previous button Stop Asking Stop adding labels before all the buttons are filled The buttons on your new page or popup will contain ...

Page 74: ...t Main Menu Page Editing Page Editor The Page Editor will open 2 Select Main Menu File New Page The system keyboard will open 3 Enter a name for the new page and select the OK button A blank page will open in the Page Editor Page Editor Corner Tools 4 Select Main Menu Exit Page Editor 5 Select Yes to save your changes Now that you have created the page you must find or import a suitable background...

Page 75: ... to make a visual scene effective you will need to create active areas over key portions of the background image Once an active area is created you can program it to open a page play a recording or enact any other behavior that you would assign to a button on a Series 5 device page Selected active area example To create a new active area on a visual scene 1 Select Main Menu Page Editing Page Edito...

Page 76: ...esired size and shape 5 When you release the selection the active area will be placed on the page and the Behavior Editor menu will open 6 Select the Behaviors drop down menu 7 Select a behavior category from the drop down menu The Behaviors viewport will display the names of the individual behaviors within the selected category 8 Select a single behavior from the viewport 9 Select the Add button ...

Page 77: ...hen select one of the following buttons Move Up The selected behavior will exchange positions with the behavior above it Edit Open the menu required to edit any additional information text a sound file or a page name etc for the behavior Delete Remove the selected behavior Move Down The selected behavior will exchange positions with the behavior below it 13 When you have finished adding behaviors ...

Page 78: ...inished return to these steps 4 Select the OK button to close the Modify Active Area menu To modify the size or position of an active area 1 Select Main Menu Page Editing Page Editor The Page Editor will open 2 Select the active area It will be outlined in blue and the white handles will be visible 3 To resize the active area select one of the handles on its outline area and maintain your selectio...

Page 79: ...After you create a new page you must create links between the new page and your other pages You can create Go To buttons on the new page that link to other pages in your page set and then create a Go To button on that page and others in your page set that links to the page that you just created To create a button that links to another page 1 Select the Modify button in the title bar It will turn r...

Page 80: ...l of the available options Then complete the rest of this step a In the right viewport select the name of the page or popup you want to open Use the scroll bar to see all of the available pages and popups b Select the OK button The Select Pages menu will close and the name of the page you selected will be shown in the Steps viewport of the Behavior Editor window c Proceed to step 9 8 To set the be...

Page 81: ... label text label font symbol colors etc to make the button consistent with the other Go To buttons in your page set Refer to the Modifying a Button section of this User s Guide for specific instructions 12 Select the OK button to close the Modify Button menu The Go to Page behavior is now assigned to the button that you modified When it is selected the software will open the chosen page or popup ...

Page 82: ...Linking to a New Page 76 DynaVox ...

Page 83: ...iction What Does It Do Predictor buttons on keyboard pages will anticipate word choices and display vocabulary from the device dictionary for quick selection If the software predicts the word you want to use you can select the predictor button to immediately send the word to the Message Window Who Would Use It Users with good literacy skills Users who need help with spelling out words but can reco...

Page 84: ... with easy access to all of the words in a concept When you select a slot you can choose to replace the word that is currently in the message with another word from the same concept Slots are displayed as blue underlined words Who Would Use It Users who can combine simple symbols or text even as few as two elements Users who are context dependent or independent communicators Why Is It Useful Slots...

Page 85: ...ingle words multiple word phrases and full sentences available for word prediction by adding these items to the dictionary To make the most of the word prediction features be sure to create dictionary entries for the names of family friends businesses towns hobbies foods movies or other things that you talk about often Creating Prediction Settings You can activate and deactivate the Series 5 softw...

Page 86: ... sure the check box is not selected When the Don t Predict Words Already on Buttons check box is selected the software will not predict a word that is already on a button on the page When this check box is not selected a word may appear in a predictor button even if it already appears on the page When the Add New Words to Dictionary check box is selected the software will examine words as they are...

Page 87: ...can you tell If this check box is not selected phrases will be predicted based on any part of the phrase not just the beginning 4 If you want the selected prediction features to predict vocabulary only after you have typed a specific number of letters select the Predict After _ Letters drop down menu and select one of the available options The drop down menu will close and display the chosen optio...

Page 88: ...re available for rate enhancement features like word prediction This will greatly help you to create messages more quickly on keyboard pages with predictor buttons To add a word name or phrase to the Series 5 dictionary 1 Select Main Menu Setup Tools Menu The Tools menu will open 2 Select the Dictionary Browser button The Dictionary Browser menu will open 3 Select the New button The Edit Word menu...

Page 89: ...he part of speech that is assigned to the new vocabulary item The Word Form text box displays an example of the dictionary entry that is changed to reflect the variant form that is selected in the Variant drop down menu If one of the examples in the Word Forms text box must be corrected a Select the Word Form text box The system keyboard will open b Enter the corrected form of the dictionary entry...

Page 90: ... viewport to find a concept Each main concept is represented by a folder icon Concepts that contain smaller sub concepts are indicated by an expansion box with a Select the expansion box to view the available sub concepts Use the scroll bar to see all of the available options Note You can assign more than one concept tag for your entry by selecting the check box beside each concept you want to use...

Page 91: ...habetical Order Edit Blocked Words menu 4 To block a word select the check box to the left of the word s in the Recently Predicted Words viewport and then select the Block Selected Words button The word s you selected will move to the Blocked Words viewport 5 To block a word that does not appear in the Recently Predicted Words viewport select the text box to the right of the Block Word button and ...

Page 92: ...at are available for the current user by following these steps 1 Select Main Menu Setup Tools Menu The Tools menu will open 2 Select the Concept Browser button The Concept Browser menu will open All available concepts are displayed in the viewport Each main concept is represented by a folder shaped icon If a concept contains smaller sub concepts the concept folder will have an expansion box beside...

Page 93: ... 4 Enter the name of the concept you want to find and then select the OK button The system keyboard will close and the concept will be highlighted in the viewport 5 Select the Edit Slot Fillers button The Concept Slot Fillers menu will appear 6 To add a new word to the concept select the Add button the system keyboard will open and complete the rest of this step Otherwise proceed to step 7 a Enter...

Page 94: ...nd then select the Move Up button or the Move Down button Repeat this step until the words are displayed in the desired order 9 Select the OK button to close the Concept Slot Fillers menu Keep selecting theOK button to close all open menus Note Removing a word from a concept will not delete the word from the dictionary Reference More information about concepts including creating a new concept is a...

Page 95: ...do not need to navigate to a particular page or popup to use a phrase This section of the User s Guide offers instructions on creating and using phrases The My Phrases Menu The My Phrases menu is designed to give you immediate access to the phrases that you use frequently in everyday conversation You can greatly enhance your communication efficiency by using this menu to save comments statements a...

Page 96: ...n t think so Email Phrases How are you What s up LOL When a category is selected in the Concepts box then the buttons in the My Phrases box will display all the individual phrases in the chosen category You may need to select the Next and Prev buttons at the bottom of the My Phrases box to see all the available phrases You can also search for a specific phrase by following these steps 1 Select the...

Page 97: ...he following methods Select the Search text box and enter the name of the concept you want to use Then select the OK button to close the system keyboard The appropriate concept will be highlighted in the viewport You can also scroll through the Select Concepts menu viewport to find a concept Each main concept is represented by a folder icon Concepts that contain sub concepts are indicated by an ex...

Page 98: ...ose to assign a symbol to this phrase to help you recognize it more quickly or for use in predictor buttons To assign a symbol to the new phrase select the Symbol button and then complete this step Otherwise proceed to step 11 a Select the Search text box in the Select a Symbol menu b Enter the name of the symbol you want to find and select the OK button c If the software finds any symbols for the...

Page 99: ...e can now be used for communication in the current user no matter where you are in the page set It may also be presented by phrase predictor buttons on keyboard pages in the current user Using Phrases in Conversation To quickly access the phrases you have created 1 Select the My Phrases button in the title bar The Select a Phrase menu will open Select a Phrase menu 2 Specify how you want to use th...

Page 100: ...e selected The possibilities are If the Speak Phrase check box is selected the device will immediately speak the phrase If the Insert Phrase check box is selected the phrase will be sent to the Message Window If the Close on Selection check box is selected the Select a Phrase menu will close as soon as you choose a phrase 7 If the Select a Phrase menu does not close automatically select the OK but...

Page 101: ...e Message Window is the label text for a button The first slot is associated with the breakfast concept and the second slot is associated with the fruit concept The slots allow you to create dynamic messages with a reduced number of selections By selecting the slots and changing the filler text the example phrase can quickly and easily be changed to the picture on the right Most Series 5 device us...

Page 102: ...sired text is highlighted System Keyboard example showing highlighted text 6 Select the Make Slot button in the bottom row of the system keyboard The Select Concept for Slot menu will open and display any concepts that are associated with the selected word 7 The Select Concept for Slot menu enables you to choose a vocabulary concept for the slot you are creating This concept will determine the typ...

Page 103: ...ilable sub concepts Use the scroll bar to see all of the available options Select the concept you want to use b Select the OK button to close the Select Concepts menu In the Message Window of the system keyboard the new slot will be shown as a blue underlined word Proceed to step 11 9 To create a new concept for the slot use the system keyboard to enter a name for the new concept and then select t...

Page 104: ... and the scroll bar to search through the concepts and sub concepts Once you find the concept you want select the concept icon b Select the OK button to close the Select Concepts menu The concept you selected will be added to the Concepts viewport in the New Phrase menu c To add another concept to this phrase select the Select Concept button again and repeat steps a b 13 To create a new concept fo...

Page 105: ...n and then complete this step Otherwise proceed to step 18 Select a Symbol menu a Select the Search text box The system keyboard will open b Enter the name of the symbol you want to find and select the OK button c If the software finds any symbols for the word you entered they will be presented in the right viewport of the Select a Symbol menu Note You can perform wildcard searches using the aster...

Page 106: ...will appear displaying all of the other words that are associated with the slot s concept You can change the word in the slot by choosing any of the words in the Select Slot Filler menu Use the Prev and Next buttons to scroll through the available options As soon as you select a word the Select Slot Filler menu will close In the Message Window the word in the slot will be replaced with the word yo...

Page 107: ...enu will open 4 Select the Behaviors drop down menu and then select Message Window Operations option use the scroll bar to find this option 5 Select Insert Label Fill Slots or Insert Label in the Behaviors viewport use the scroll bar to find these behaviors 6 Select the Add button The behavior will appear in the Steps viewport 7 Select the OK button to close the Behavior Editor menu The new behavi...

Page 108: ...Select a Symbol menu will open to display all of the corresponding symbols Select the symbol you want to use and the selected symbol will be addedto the button If you do not want to use one of these symbols select the Cancel button to close the Select a Symbol button without choosing a symbol 12 Continue to edit the button to suit your preferences 13 Select the OK button to close the Modify Button...

Page 109: ...rations option use the scroll bar to find this option 5 Select Insert Text Fill Slots or Insert Text in the Behaviors viewport use the scroll bar to find these behaviors 6 Select the Add button The system keyboard will open 7 Enter the text message for the button 8 At this point follow steps 6 11 in the Adding Slots to My Phrases section of this User s Guide These steps take you through selecting ...

Page 110: ... in the User s Guide to learn more about selecting new vocabulary to fill the slot Reference Step by step instructions for using every option in the Modify Button menu are available in the Searchable Help on your Series 5 device or on CD To find more information open the Searchable Help and perform a keyword search on Modify Button menu Reference More information about editing and working with slo...

Page 111: ...vices to send remote control signals you must first program your Series 5 device with the specific remote control commands that will work with the electronic appliance e g TV VCR etc you want to control The advanced IR hardware in your Series 5 device allows you to quickly find using a remote control wizard the proper set of remote control commands that will control your appliance The Series 5 sof...

Page 112: ...te controls that you can program to use as the remote control for your electronic appliance You just need to select the default remote in the software that matches your appliance e g TV VCR DVD player etc and then use the remote control wizard in the software to program the default remote for your appliance To program a default remote 1 Select Main Menu Setup Tools Menu The Tools menu will open 2 ...

Page 113: ...vice has the upgraded IR hardware the wizard will display the number of possible standard codes that may be valid for your appliance Proceed to step 8 If your Series 5 device does not have the upgraded IR hardware the wizard will display the steps you must perform to learn each IR command individually Proceed to step 15 8 Turn on the appliance that you want to control 9 Aim the dark plastic panel ...

Page 114: ...ct the OK button to continue 14 The Discover Non Standard IR Codes menu will open and display the total number of non standard codes that can be tested and the software automatically begins testing the first 10 non standard codes If one of the codes successfully shuts off your appliance select the Yes one of the commands did what was expected button The Test Non Standard IR Codes menu opens allowi...

Page 115: ...Start IR Learning button on the device and then press the appropriate button on the remote control e Select the Stop IR Learning button when finished If the Series 5 device did not receive a signal from the remote control a window will inform you that no signal was detected Select the Try again button to send the signal again The IR command has a maximum time interval of 20 seconds If you do not s...

Page 116: ...m a search on the keywords relearn a command on your remote control Note When you complete the above steps to program a default remote you can begin using your Series 5 device as a remote control for your electronic appliance from the universal remote control page or other remote control page in your page set Every InterAACt page set in the Series 5 software contains remote control pages that have...

Page 117: ...to Page button The selected remote control page will open 5 Select Main Menu Page Editing Page Editor The remote control page in your page set is highlighted for editing 6 Select the page The page is selected when the page border displays blue highlight 7 Select Main Menu File Save as The system keyboard will open 8 Enter the name of the new remote control page that you want to create and select t...

Page 118: ...remote control you selected is displayed in parentheses beside Set Active Remote behavior in the Steps viewport of the Behavior Editor menu e Proceed to step 11 11 If the Set Active Remote behavior is not displayed in the Steps viewport you must assign the behavior to each button on the remote control page To do so complete this step a Select the Cancel button to close the Behavior Editor menu b S...

Page 119: ...ect the correct remote control then select the Assign selected remote control button If there are any other behaviors displayed in the viewport besides the Play Command from Specific Remote behavior delete them by selecting them and then selecting the Delete button k Repeat steps a j to assign the Play Command from Specific Remote behavior for every button on your remote control page l Proceed to ...

Page 120: ...wing the steps in Learning an IR Command Learning an IR Command Once a name for an IR remote control command is stored in the IR Browser menu you can use the actual remote control unit to teach the appropriate IR signal to your Series 5 device 1 If you have just completed the Creating a New IR Command steps and your new command name is highlighted in the open IR Browser menu you can begin with ste...

Page 121: ...ies 5 device at the appropriate appliance and select the Test button in the IR Browser menu The new IR remote control command should be sent successfully 6 Select the OK button to close the IR Browser menu Keep selecting the OK button to close all open menus If an environmental control behavior and the name for this new command have already been placed in a button then the button can now be succes...

Page 122: ... need to use the scroll bar to see all the options 8 Select the OK button to close the Select the IR Command menu The Perform IR Command behavior and the name of the command you selected will be added to the Steps viewport in the Behavior Editor menu 9 Select the OK button to close the Behavior Editor menu 10 Select the OK button to close the Modify Button menu The button you selected now has an e...

Page 123: ...rared computer access plug the AccessIT cable into a USB port on the Windows or Macintosh computer that you want to control with your Series 5 device Windows computers may display a series of Found New Hardware windows as the AccessIT is recognized and drivers are installed After a few seconds the computer will be ready to receive infrared commands from your Series 5 device through the AccessIT Wh...

Page 124: ...uter using your Series 5 device On your Windows computer 1 Plug the AccessIT into a USB port on your computer You may see some automatic New Hardware Found or Installing Device Drive Software updates on your computer screen You do not need to take any action 2 Press and hold the Connect button on the AccessIT until the Activity LED starts to blink approximately 2 seconds On your Series 5 device 3 ...

Page 125: ...windows 9 If the pairing window is still open select the OK button to close it The words Paired and Connected should appear in the AccessIT button in the Bluetooth Devices menu If you selected the Make Default AccessIT button it should read Default as well 10 Select the OK button to close the Bluetooth Devices menu 11 In the Input Output menu select the Computer Access drop down menu and choose Bl...

Page 126: ...the Bluetooth connection has been idle for a period of time you may need to press and hold the Connect button on the AccessIT until the Activity LED blinks again This will reestablish the connection Reference Refer to the Searchable Help on your device or on CD for detailed information on using Computer Access behaviors to control the computer ...

Page 127: ...ivities you must acquire Internet service through a third party vendor DynaVox Technologies does not provide Internet access Reference The Searchable Help on your device or on CD also includes step by step instructions for establishing a dialup Internet connection If you will be using this type of Internet access open the Searchable Help and perform a keyword search on establishing a dialup Intern...

Page 128: ...s at the prompt to confirm that you want to connect to the network Note If you are using an older Series 5 device that does not have built in WiFi support you must connect a wireless networking adapter to one of the USB ports Refer to the Knowledge Base on the DynaVox website www dynavoxtech com and perform a keyword search on wireless network adapters A variety of wireless adapters are available ...

Page 129: ...rk the word Connected should appear in the network s button in the Wireless Networks menu 8 Select the OK button to close theWireless Networks button Keep selecting the OK button to close all open menus This will not close your wireless network connection To close your wireless network connection 1 If the Wireless Networks menu is not open open it select Main Menu Setup Setup Menu then select Inpu...

Page 130: ...ed with your device to your Series 5 device for Internet use Onscreen Keyboards The DynaVox Series 5 software includes a set of interface tools called onscreen keyboards Onscreen keyboards are special pages that enable you to control other Windows applications using the same selection method that you use to control the DynaVox Series 5 software When you are using an onscreen keyboard the Series 5 ...

Page 131: ...al for individuals who are unable to access a standard mouse and keyboard since any DynaVox Series 5 selection method can be used to enter text and send mouse commands Reference For more information open the Searchable Help on your Series 5 device or on CD and perform a keyword search on using an onscreen keyboard ...

Page 132: ...ill open 3 Select the Options button The Email Options menu will open 4 Select the Use DynaVox Email Account check box The Create User Name window will open 5 Select the text box The system keyboard will open 6 Enter the first half of the email address that you want to create A mydvox com extension will automatically be added For example if you enter john doe then your complete email address will ...

Page 133: ...on window You will be returned to the Email Options menu Most of the text boxes will be filled in with information automatically generated by the DynaVox Series 5 software and the DynaVox email servers 17 Select the Your Name text box The system keyboard will open 18 Enter your name as you would like it to appear in outgoing email messages and select the OK button Your name will be displayed in th...

Page 134: ... for new messages every _ minutes Your Series 5 device will check for incoming email messages at the interval shown in the button By default this interval is set to 15 minutes When a message is received This setting determines how the DynaVox Series 5 software will react when a new email is received By default an envelope shaped icon will appear in the title bar Save Sent Messages A copy of each e...

Page 135: ...rs For more information on all of the Email behaviors refer to Appendix A Behavior Reference in the Searchable Help Example page My Text Email 30 Buttons You should customize your selected email page to suit your own needs and preferences You could add tools that you use to generate novel messages predictor buttons links to a keyboard page access to popups links to other pages in your page set etc...

Page 136: ...will be displayed in the large viewport 4 If you want to choose an email address from your Address Book menu proceed to step 5 If you want to enter a new address complete this step Reference You can choose to use the tools in the Email and Text Messaging menu instead of an email page to create and answer email messages To learn more open the Searchable Help and perform a keyword search on using th...

Page 137: ...ject text box 8 Select the Send button The Compose Email menu will close and your message will be sent A Sent Email Message notice will appear in the title bar Reference To learn more about using the Address Book menu open the Searchable Help on your Series 5 device or on CD and perform a keyword search on using the Address Book Note To send an email to more than one person simply place a semi col...

Page 138: ... email information Email and Text Messaging menu with sample emails When you select the email in the top viewport the content of the email message will be displayed in the bottom viewport 2 Select the View button to read the email message in the View Email menu 3 If the email message contains any attached files theAttachments button in theView Email menu will be enabled To view or save any attache...

Page 139: ...port Select the Import button to automatically save the file in the appropriate folder for the Series 5 software i e sound files will be automatically saved in the User Files Sounds folder images will be automatically saved in the My Symbols symbol set etc Save As Select the Save As button to save the file in the folder or your own choosing 6 Select the OK button to close the Attachments menu Keep...

Page 140: ...Note You can access this menu by selecting Main Menu Setup Tools Menu and then selecting Email Text Message in the Tools menu Or you can open your email page and select the button with the Show Email Browser behavior Or you may add a button with a Show Email Browser behavior to your main communication page Note If your email page includes the Pending Email Subject active label then the label will ...

Page 141: ... set of files that includes your page set vocabulary symbols and settings and more There are certain user specific elements files and software settings in the DynaVox Series 5 software that enable you to customize the device These files and settings are saved in the user file when the current user is backed up or saved When you change the active user the current user s files and settings are repla...

Page 142: ...orts Save the Current User As you are working to customize your user by creating pages importing pictures and adjusting settings you should periodically save your work To save new files or settings to the currently active user 1 Select Main Menu Setup Setup Menu The Setup menu will open 2 Select the User Manager button The User Manager menu will open The name of the current user will be displayed ...

Page 143: ...e will begin the reset process A series of splash screens may be presented for a few moments Do not make any selections on these screens Do not select the power button After a brief period your device software will automatically restart The new user is now active Backing Up Your Information Creating a backup copy of your user file and storing it in a safe place will help you to avoid losing your i...

Page 144: ...cally this is drive D E or F 9 Select the Name text box The system keyboard will open 10 Enter a name for the backup file It is a good idea to incorporate the date into the file name for example backup_john_doe_01 01 08 The file will automatically be given a user file extension 11 Select the OK button to close the system keyboard Please be patient an hourglass icon may appear while the backup is p...

Page 145: ...evice You may want to transfer the user file to a computer for safekeeping Note Since user backup files provide a way to keep your pages and other information safe it is very important to keep track of these files When you back up your device be sure to use the Appendix D Backup Data Worksheet at the end of the User s Guide This simple worksheet provides a place to keep a record of the backup file...

Page 146: ...u 4 Select the Restore Current User from Backup button 5 Select the Yes button to confirm that you want to continue The Select File menu will open 6 Select the location that contains the backup file that you want to use to restore your device Use one of the following methods If the file is on a file sharing device proceed to step 7 If the file is in the Backup folder on your device hard drive proc...

Page 147: ...tton Do not disconnect any file sharing devices 10 When the restore process is complete select the Exit DynaVox button to confirm that you want to restart your device software The touch screen will go dark and the device will begin the reset process A series of splash screens may be presented for a few moments Do not make any selections on these screens Do not select the power button After a brief...

Page 148: ...ur Series 5 device 2 Plug the charger jack into the charger port on the side of your device 3 Plug the adapter into an electrical outlet The amber charging indicator LED above the device s touch screen will light up 4 Connect to the Internet see the Establishing a Wireless Internet Connection in this User s Guide 5 Select Main Menu Setup System Settings The System Settings menu will open If an upg...

Page 149: ...utton then there is no upgrade file available Select the Cancel button to close the System Settings menu Note If you choose not to download the upgrade file and select the Cancel button the green check mark next to the DynaVox Upgrade button will not appear again until adifferent upgrade file is available You may still choose to download an upgrade file that you previously declined by selecting th...

Page 150: ... upgrade is complete Note Do not touch the power button during the software upgrade process Do not disconnect the power cord or any file sharing devices during the upgrade or restart process Note When your software upgrade is complete the Release Notes package will automatically be opened on your Series 5 device This package contains a series of pages that highlight and explain the new features av...

Page 151: ...s within a book represent the individual Help topics You can click on any topic in the left viewport and its content will be displayed in the right viewport Index Tab Use the vertical scroll bar to find the index entry you want or you can type the first few letters of the term in the text box You can double click on an entry in the left viewport to display the contents in the right viewport or you...

Page 152: ...t Tools 17 Using Environmental Controls 18 Miscellaneous Features 19 Managing Files and Pages 20 Managing User Data Files Appendices A Behavior Reference B Interacting with Windows Open Series 5 device Only C Importing Content from Other Devices D External Hardware E Remote Technical Support through your Device F Expansion Rules G Glossary H Advanced Programming Language I End User License Agreeme...

Page 153: ...of your Series 5 device On Device Resources In addition to the Searchable Help see Appendix A there are a number of instructional resources that are already loaded onto your Series 5 device This section of the User s Guide shows how to access them How To Help Your Series 5 device provides help through the main drop down menu The How To Help contains step by step instructions on performing common p...

Page 154: ... to display the help topics in the selected folder Select the help topic itself to display the step by step instructions in the lower viewport Video If the Video button is enabled selecting it will display a tutorial video that corresponds to the current topic Print Select the Print button to send the text in the lower viewport to a printer connected to the Series 5 device Send to MW Select the Se...

Page 155: ... Help Tutorials The Video Tutorials for the Series 5 popup will open Video tutorials popup 2 The tabs divide the videos into categories Select the video category that you want to view 3 The buttons down the left side represent the different videos Select a button to play the video on the right side of the popup 4 Select the Pause Play button to pause the video or to resume a video that is currentl...

Page 156: ...tent of the Searchable Help but presents it in an electronic book format Online Knowledge Base The DynaVox Knowledge Base contains frequently requested product information including troubleshooting tips and programming advice To access this information simply log on to www dynavoxtech com select the Support link in the main menu bar and then select Search Knowledge Base Remote Technical Support th...

Page 157: ... by calling 1 800 344 1778 Training and programming assistance as well as technical troubleshooting support are available Monday through Friday from 8 00 a m to 7 00 p m Eastern Standard Time If you purchased your device outside the United States and Canada please call the helpline number for your local DynaVox distributor Note If you call Technical Support please have your Series 5 device and its...

Page 158: ...in the title bar Title bar open Series 5 device 2 Select Setup Setup Menu The Setup menu will open 3 Select the User Manager button The User Manager menu will open 4 The current user is listed in the space between the viewports and the blue buttons If Startup User is listed as the current user you may proceed to step 6 If any other user is listed as the current user you must complete step 5 5 To o...

Page 159: ...p User is already active find the first introductory page by completing this step a Select the OK button to close the User Manager menu b Select the Tools button in the Setup menu The Tools menu will open c Select the Page Browser button The Page Browser menu will open d Select the empty text box beside theSearch button The system keyboard will open e Enter introduction page 1 and select the OK bu...

Page 160: ... to the user file for example backup_john_doe_01 15 10 the name of the user that was saved the date you created the backup file and an indication of where the file is stored for example the name of the CD you used in the backup process Note For best results make a copy of this appendix and leave this copy blank for future use Note To learn how to back up your DynaVox Series 5 software please refer...

Page 161: ...Series 5 v1 07 User s Guide 155 Part 401125 A External Resources Name of user file User Name Backup Date Location ...

Page 162: ... disk s CD ROM s or other media delivered with the Device for use on a Computer regardless of whether the Software was already installed on the device or is accessed separately from the device Software also includes but is not limited to i related explanatory written materials or files Documentation and ii upgrades modified versions updates additions and copies of the Software if any licensed to Y...

Page 163: ...ute or otherwise transfer or attempt to transfer the Software You may not copy the written materials accompanying the Software The Software and any authorized copies that You make are the intellectual property of and are owned by DynaVox and its suppliers The structure organization and code of the Software are the valuable trade secrets and confidential information of DynaVox and its suppliers The...

Page 164: ...RIBUTORS DEALERS OR AGENTS SHALL INCREASE THE SCOPE OF THE ABOVE WARRANTIES OR CREATE ANY NEW WARRANTIES SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES SO THE ABOVE EXCLUSION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU IN THAT EVENT ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO ONE 1 YEAR FROM THE DATE OF DELIVERY OF THE SOFTWARE THIS WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS YOU MAY HAVE OTHER RIGHTS W...

Page 165: ... COURT BY OTHERS BUT ALL CLAIMS EXCEPT AS SET FORTH BELOW UNDER EXCEPTIONS TO ARBITRATION MUST NOW BE RESOLVED THROUGH ARBITRATION The arbitration shall be commenced and conducted under the Commercial Arbitration Rules of the American Arbitration Association AAA and where appropriate the AAA s Supplementary Procedures for Consumer Related Disputes AAA Consumer Rules both of which are available at ...

Page 166: ...g on the accept button Your express acceptance or Your continued use of the Software after expiration of the notice period of thirty 30 days shall constitute Your acceptance to be bound by the terms and conditions o f the revised Agreement You can find the latest version o f this Agreement at www DynaVoxtech com DynaVox reserves the right to change any of the Additional Terms from time to time and...

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