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Product Overview and Physical
Description

1.1

Product Overview

Thank you for purchasing the BrailleNote Touch,

the next generation of HumanWare’s BrailleNote

family

of products.

The BrailleNote Touch

is not “just a

B

raille note taker”

: It is the first intuitive, simple to use Braille tablet.

While operating as the keyboard, the built-in touchscreen also acts as a visual display for sighted
teachers or assistants who will want to interact with the tablet. And for those who may want a more
traditional typing experience, the BrailleNote Touch includes a physical Keyboard Cover attached to the
carrying case that can be used as an alternative to the touchscreen. You can also use your own standard
Bluetooth or USB keyboard if you wish to do so.

We designed the BrailleNote Touch with one thing in mind: to realign efficiency and accessibility.

1.2

Unpacking your BrailleNote Touch

The package contains the following items:

BrailleNote Touch Tablet
Carrying Case
Nylon strap with shoulder pad
Power Adaptor
Micro USB Cable
Printed warranty sheet
Printed/Braille Getting started sheet
Cleaning cloth
Headphones

1.3

Physical Description

1.3.1 Carrying case

When you receive it, your BrailleNote Touch will already be inside its sturdy carrying case. The top side
of the carrying case is made of nylon and has a small pouch with a Velcro strip that can be used to carry
your cables, USB media or S D cards. The bottom side of the carrying case is made of sturdy plastic.

On the bottom side, close to the rear edge, you will notice three hollow areas. These are holes for the

BrailleNote Touch’s LED lights

and camera. Still on the bottom side, closer to the front edge, are 2

latches used to release your BrailleNote Touch from its carrying case.

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Summary of Contents for BrailleNote Touch 18

Page 1: ...BrailleNote Touch 18 BrailleNote Touch 32 User Guide Rev 28 2018 07 31 ...

Page 2: ...ts reserved The User Guide may not be copied in whole or in part without written consent from HumanWare Note The information contained in this User Guide is valid for the following products BrailleNote Touch 18 and BrailleNote Touch 32 To lighten the text either product will be referred to as BrailleNote Touch throughout this User Guide ...

Page 3: ...3 1 3 9 Wi Fi 13 2 Setting Up 13 2 1 Setting Up your System 13 2 2 Recharging your system 13 2 2 1 Maximizing operating efficiency 13 2 3 Basic Commands 14 2 4 Standby mode and powering your System On and Off 15 2 4 1 Powering On Off 15 2 4 2 Standby mode 15 2 5 Interactive Wizard 16 2 5 1 KeySoft Wizard 16 2 5 2 Android Wizard 16 2 6 Managing language profiles and voices 16 2 6 1 Configuring addi...

Page 4: ...t indicators 23 3 10 Connecting to Wi Fi 25 3 10 1 Connectivity information 25 3 11 External Storage 25 4 Main Menu 26 4 1 KeySoft Main Menu Description 26 4 2 Launching the Main Menu 26 4 3 Navigating in the Main Menu 26 4 4 Opening Menu Items 27 4 5 Access to Running Applications 27 4 6 Accessing All Applications 27 5 Other Menus and Help 28 5 1 Contextual Menu 28 5 2 Contextual Help 28 5 3 Noti...

Page 5: ...sing a document 33 6 8 Working in multiple documents 34 6 8 1 Creating a new document while editing 34 6 8 2 Switching between documents 34 6 9 Generating Visual Preview 34 6 10 Converting a Word document to another format 35 6 11 Embossing a document 35 6 12 Sharing documents 35 7 Sending an Email with KeyMail 36 7 1 Setting up an email account 36 7 2 Writing and sending emails 36 7 2 1 Attaching...

Page 6: ...43 9 4 3 Bookmark List 44 9 4 4 Remove Bookmark 44 9 5 Sleep mode 44 10 Managing contacts with KeyList 45 10 1 Creating searching editing and deleting contacts 45 10 2 Viewing contact information 45 11 Using the calendar KeyPlan 45 11 1 Creating appointments 45 11 2 Viewing editing and deleting appointments 46 11 3 Navigating the agenda 46 11 4 Navigating Day View 46 12 Managing files with KeyFile...

Page 7: ...Tactile Preview of a Graph 52 15 Reading and editing Braille documents with KeyBRF 53 15 1 Opening brf and brl files 53 15 2 Creating a brf or brl file 53 15 3 Finding Braille Text 53 16 Using your Touch as a Braille display with Braille Terminal 54 16 1 Launching Braille Terminal 54 16 2 Pairing your BrailleNote Touch with a host device 54 16 2 1 Connecting via Bluetooth 54 16 2 2 Connecting via ...

Page 8: ...ing your Touch from a USB stick or an S D card 61 20 3 Updating your Touch from a computer 62 20 4 Updating an encrypted system 62 Appendix A Braille Keyboard Command Summary 62 General 62 Navigation 64 Reading 64 Editing text 65 KeyWord 66 KeyFiles 67 KeyMail 68 VictorReader 68 KeyWeb 69 KeyList 70 KeyPlan 71 KeyCalc US 71 KeyCalc UK 72 KeyMath 72 Appendix B Standard Keyboard Command Summary 73 G...

Page 9: ... Braille Table for password entry 92 Appendix D Safety and Maintenance 96 General Care 96 Braille Display Care 96 FCC Industry Canada Two Part Statement 96 Per Industry Canada RSS rules 97 FCC Warning 97 Battery Safety Precautions 97 Disposal Instructions 98 Appendix E Technical Specifications 98 Appendix F End User License Agreement 99 Appendix G Customer Support 99 Appendix H Warranty 100 ...

Page 10: ...illeNote Touch with one thing in mind to realign efficiency and accessibility 1 2 Unpacking your BrailleNote Touch The package contains the following items BrailleNote Touch Tablet Carrying Case Nylon strap with shoulder pad Power Adaptor Micro USB Cable Printed warranty sheet Printed Braille Getting started sheet Cleaning cloth Headphones 1 3 Physical Description 1 3 1 Carrying case When you rece...

Page 11: ...ted at the top of the screen near the rear edge of your tablet and two are at the bottom of the screen just above the Braille display These tactile lines mark the four corners of the visual section Even though the visual portion does not cover the entire glass surface the entire glass space is still touch sensitive meaning that the entire surface can be used to type Braille The lower section of th...

Page 12: ... 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 The right button shaped like a...

Page 13: ...ou familiarize yourself with the more common features of your BrailleNote Touch Below are a few helpful commands you should memorize that will help you use your tablet more efficiently For a thorough list of commands please refer to the Command Summary located at the end of this guide 2 2 Recharging your system To recharge your system plug in the micro USB connector of your recharge cable into the...

Page 14: ...ys useful information related to your device Context menu Context menu or SPACE with M A dynamic options menu that changes based on your location Context Help screen SPACE with H Provides useful tips about navigating in your current app or location Repeat SPACE with R Makes the BrailleNote Touch repeat what was said last Turn speech on off SPACE with Previous thumb key Toggles between speech on an...

Page 15: ...with ENTER or by pressing one of the cursor buttons Note If typing on the touchscreen you must do a finger recognition on your virtual keyboard before unlocking your screen with ENTER To start finger recognition simply put your ten fingers on the screen until you feel a short vibration A quick way to unlock your Touch is with the SPACE with U keyboard shortcut on the lock screen Note On some occas...

Page 16: ...oogle account is required for many functionalities on your BrailleNote Touch Creating a Google account requires the user to enter CAPTCHA characters This section is not accessible to blind users and may require the assistance of a sighted person Note BrailleNote Touch is an authorized Google device so many of its functionalities depend on Google credentials similar to standard tablets and smart ph...

Page 17: ...n the Options menu and press Enter and select one of your language profiles To toggle between your language profiles press Enter with L 2 6 3 Adding or replacing Acapela voices You can add or replace Acapela voices by selecting Manage voices when configuring a language profile in the voice selection or by opening the KeyUpdater app in the All applications menu In the KeyUpdater menu select Manage ...

Page 18: ... can start typing directly on the touchscreen just like you would with a traditional Braille keyboard This is called TouchBraille With TouchBraille you can do anything you would with a traditional physical Braille keyboard Unless stated otherwise all references to keyboard actions or commands throughout this guide will therefore apply both to the TouchBraille and physical Braille keyboards To use ...

Page 19: ...rt vibration You then need to type the letter M together with the SPACE BAR The command will only be executed when you remove your fingers from the screen so don t worry if you re not able to place all the correct fingers on the screen at once Note Commands which involve ENTER or BACKSPACE that would normally type a character must have the SPACE BAR added to them when you are using computer Braill...

Page 20: ...ion This means that regardless of whether an item is on the visual screen or not it can be found with first letter navigation However when using first letter navigation in a downloaded or 3rd party app you will be limited to the items found on the visual screen In a 3rd party app you can scroll the visual screen down or up by pressing Enter with DOTS 3 4 5 or Enter with DOTS 1 2 6 3 3 Explore by T...

Page 21: ... your Braille display Note that if you are exploring the screen and double tap on an edit box TouchBraille will automatically be activated and you can immediately begin typing Type your information into the edit box and when finished you can easily leave edit mode by pressing the exit command or button SPACE with E or the Back button Even easier you can simply navigate to the next or previous item...

Page 22: ...after pressing the SPACE that was used to enter the last character typed The operation of the thumb keys remains the same as in two handed mode To return to two handed mode hold down the ENTER key followed by the Action Button until KeySoft announces One handed mode deactivated 3 6 Visual display Your BrailleNote Touch features a screen that displays everything you are doing on your Touch This scr...

Page 23: ... 8 Navigation Level The navigation level describes the way your cursor moves when you type the Navigate to previous navigation element SPACE with DOTS 1 3 or Navigate to next navigation element SPACE with DOTS 4 6 commands Navigating through a large portion of text can sometimes be tedious so being able to change the level of speed and precision on the fly can make navigation a lot simpler For exa...

Page 24: ...Label Check box checked DOTS 1 2 3 DOTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 DOTS 1 2 3 Label Button bt Notification n Link DOTS 2 4 6 Link name DOTS 1 3 5 The following indicators appear in KeyWord only New Line p New Page f Tab t Table Start tb Table End t with dots 1 2 3 4 5 6 Table Row Start trs Table Row End tre Table Cell Start tds Table Cell End tde Center Aligned c Right Aligned r Justified j Heading Style h Headi...

Page 25: ...t box Navigate to and activate the Connect button Give your BrailleNote Touch some time to connect to the network 3 10 1 Connectivity information To view your connectivity information such as Wi Fi and Bluetooth status or your signal strength type ENTER with DOTS 3 4 3 11 External Storage The BrailleNote Touch allows for the use of external storage devices such as an S D card or USB stick IMPORTAN...

Page 26: ...menu you can access all KeySoft applications When you start your BrailleNote Touch or close an application you automatically return to this menu You can at any time return to the main menu by simply pressing the Home button on your Touch the button shaped like a circle located on the front edge of your Touch in the middle Alternatively you can use the Go to Main Menu command on the keyboard by pre...

Page 27: ...s screen simply navigate to the Clear All button and activate it with a router key or by pressing enter Note that this will completely close any open apps and return you to the main menu You can view additional information about an application in your recent apps list by navigating to it and pressing BACKSPACE with L on your Braille keyboard or by performing a long press double tap and hold with o...

Page 28: ...on about how to use your BrailleNote Touch according to the current context Contextual Help will provide you with a description of the context list the commands you can do on a particular item and explain how to execute them If you ever find yourself stuck and aren t quite sure what to do access contextual help and you may just find the answer you re looking for To access contextual help press SPA...

Page 29: ...hooting 5 6 1 BrailleNote Touch does not power on Press and hold the Power button If your BrailleNote still does not turn on your battery may need recharging Connect the provided USB cable with the power supply into a power outlet or just the USB cable into a running computer If the battery was completely discharged it may take a few minutes before the device shows any signs of activity Refer to C...

Page 30: ...ment with KeyWord 6 1 Launching KeyWord To launch KeyWord access the main menu Press W or Navigate to Word Processor KeyWord then press ENTER or one of the cursor routing buttons 6 2 Creating a document From the KeyWord menu navigate to and activate the Create menu item You should see your cursor in a blank document 6 3 Opening documents KeyWord can open the following file types DOC DOCX RTF and T...

Page 31: ...ocument SPACE with DOTS 1 2 3 Move to bottom of document SPACE with DOTS 4 5 6 Move to previous character SPACE with DOT 3 Move to next character SPACE with DOT 6 Move to previous word SPACE with DOT 2 Move to next word SPACE with DOT 5 Move to previous line SPACE with DOT 1 or Previous thumb key Move to next line SPACE with DOT 4 or Next thumb key Move to previous paragraph SPACE with DOTS 2 3 Mo...

Page 32: ...are many ways you can change text you have selected For a thorough list of commands that can affect your text such as alignment and font press SPACE with M or press the square Contextual menu button down for the KeyWord Context menu or refer to the command summary located at the Appendix A of this guide 6 4 4 Deleting text To delete the letter left of your cursor type BACKSPACE BACKSPACE will also...

Page 33: ...n will provide you with a list of words proposed by the KeySoft dictionary The Correct button will change the original word with what you have written in the edit box The Ignore button will ignore this error and move to the next one The Ignore All button will ignore every occurrence of this mistake in your document The Add Word to Dictionary button will add the word to your dictionary so that it w...

Page 34: ...en you open a new one Select the document you wish to open from the list presented to you and the new document will open 6 8 2 Switching between documents To switch between two or more previously opened documents access the context menu by pressing Space with M select File functions and select the option Switch documents You can also use the command Space with Dots 1 2 5 6 to switch documents If y...

Page 35: ... KeyWord enables you to emboss documents with a compatible embosser such as Romeo 60 Juliet 120 and Basic D 5 who offer direct Wi Fi embossing To emboss a document you first need to configure the IP address of your embosser from the Settings menu of KeyWord Once the IP address is configured select Emboss from the KeyWord menu and press ENTER Select a word document to emboss and press ENTER Please ...

Page 36: ...s of your email s recipients Alternatively you can scroll to the left and select the Select recipient button Upon pressing this button you will have the option to add an email address from your contact list You will notice that the display and speech says that computer Braille is required when editing in the To field In certain types of text fields you must use computer Braille to enter content Re...

Page 37: ...ubject field then scroll down the other header information using the Next or Right thumb keys 7 3 1 Viewing attached files If your email includes an attachment there will be an Open attachment view item available in the email header just after the To field To view the attachments select and activate the Open attachment view item Alternatively activate the Toggle view attachments item from the Cont...

Page 38: ...2 3 4 5 6 Mark Unmark all emails in a single email folder 7 5 Deleting an email account To delete an email account select Settings in the KeyMail menu and press ENTER Then select the account you wish to delete and press ENTER Navigate to Delete Account and press ENTER A dialog box will prompt you to confirm deletion Click on Yes to confirm or No to cancel 8 Browsing the web with KeyWeb To launch K...

Page 39: ...nstead of going through the entire page to find them When the focus is on the Web page you can search by the following HTML elements headings form elements landmarks list items tabs and links When focus is located outside the webpage standard navigation levels will apply Press SPACE with DOTS 1 3 to move to the previous navigation element and SPACE with DOTS 4 6 to move to the next navigation elem...

Page 40: ...sing history You can access your browsing history by typing ENTER with DOTS 2 3 6 or simply scrolling to the History link in your Browser s home page To erase your history scroll down to Clear browsing history then press ENTER or any cursor routing button 8 5 Downloading files If you press enter on a link from a web page which activates a download you will see a notification that the download has ...

Page 41: ... Touch will immediately find the books in its Victor Reader app 9 1 Bookshelves BrailleNote Touch recognizes various media types that are saved in separate folder structures called Bookshelves To access the Bookshelf menu type SPACE with B The following Bookshelves are available in the BrailleNote Touch Talking books Other Books Music Saved Podcasts and Text Files For VictorReader to recognize boo...

Page 42: ... book by entering a heading page or time number Alternatively you can navigate by chapter section page time jump paragraph or any other existing indexed element defined by the producer of the book These differ from book to book but typically level 1 means chapter level 2 means section and level 3 means sub section and so on The page element may not be present on all books The phrase level is usual...

Page 43: ...ert and return to bookmarks hear them listed or remove them Note When navigating through bookmarks wait for VictorReader to start reading before skipping to the next bookmark to avoid overloading your BrailleNote Touch 9 4 1 Insert Bookmark To insert a bookmark open the Bookmark menu by pressing ENTER with M Scroll down to and activate Insert bookmark Enter the number you wish to assign to the Boo...

Page 44: ...ght bookmark that was started but not closed This action reverts the highlight bookmark state to Start 9 4 3 Bookmark List Open the Bookmark menu by pressing ENTER with M Scroll down to and activate Bookmark list Press the thumb keys to go from one bookmark to the next Each time you press the key you will hear the number of the next bookmark and playback will begin Press Ok to confirm the current ...

Page 45: ...t window where you can input your search parameters To edit the information of one of your contacts type BACKSPACE with E You will be redirected to the edit window To delete a contact type BACKSPACE with Dots 2 3 5 6 Confirm to delete your contact Access the KeyList context menu for other functionalities by pressing SPACE with M such as Email contact and View contact In the context menu you can al...

Page 46: ...ess BACKSPACE with dots 2 3 5 6 or scroll down to the delete button right after the edit button then press ENTER From the context menu you can refresh your appointment list by pressing ENTER with R 11 3 Navigating the agenda Like all other KeySoft applications you can navigate through the agenda using the thumb keys and by sliding your finger when using Explore by Touch 11 4 Navigating Day View Al...

Page 47: ...ernatively you can press SPACE with E to go up as well You can do this until you reach the list of drives on your BrailleNote 12 2 Differences among drives folders and files At the root of your BrailleNote Touch are the different storage devices of your Touch These are internal storage the device s internal memory S D card and USB drive Select and activate one of these drives to view its content S...

Page 48: ... your action To unmark a file or folder select it and press BACKSPACE with L 12 5 Sharing Files To quickly upload files to various services or apps such as Dropbox Google drive or any other app which allows it select the file s you wish to share and press SPACE with M to access the contextual menu Select Share and press ENTER You will be directed to a list of apps and services you can share your f...

Page 49: ...rial power pi logarithm sine cosine tangent natural logarithm base factorial 13 2 General US Braille commands The following commands are available in the KeyCalc context menu for reference Plus DOTS 3 4 6 Minus DOTS 3 6 Multiplication DOTS 1 6 Divided by DOTS 3 4 Equals ENTER Clear SPACE with DOTS 3 5 6 Decimal point DOTS 4 6 Percent DOTS 1 4 6 Square root SPACE with DOTS 3 4 5 Factorial SPACE wit...

Page 50: ...t You can choose between Nemeth UEB Français mathématique Braille images and LaTeX in Computer Braille Braille images means that no translation occurs and your math is just left as Braille dots in the image object While typing in KeyMath no speech or visual math is immediately available When you have completed an expression press ENTER to move to a new line and the content will be visually rendere...

Page 51: ...S symbol Then press BACKSPACE with M to switch into KeyMath and you will see that your math expression has already been put into KeyMath s edit box Simply edit the expression to your liking and re export it back to your clipboard with BACKSPACE with E Back in KeyWord delete the old incorrect math expression by backspacing over it and paste the new correct expression that you had just exported 14 4...

Page 52: ...ect One way this can be done is by first finding an image of the graphic on Google Images saving it and opening it with Windows Paint Then they can save the image as monochrome bitmap BMP using the Save As function of Windows Paint and transfer this file on the BrailleNote Touch to be read 14 5 3 Exporting Graphs It is possible to export KeyMath graphs to an image viewing software or gallery When ...

Page 53: ... and sighted users will only be able to see Braille dots on the screen Speech feedback is limited in KeyBRF as you are working with direct Braille dots exclusively It is also possible to toggle between Reading mode and editing mode by pressing SPACE with X as in KeyWord Note that when opening a brf or brl file in KeyBRF it is always in read only mode first If you want to edit an existing Braille f...

Page 54: ...ice will remain live This allows you to switch to another app on your Touch and switch back to the Braille Terminal app when needed without needing to repair the connection with the secondary device If you close Braille Terminal completely from the recent apps list then your connection to the secondary device will be severed 16 1 Launching Braille Terminal To launch Braille Terminal access the mai...

Page 55: ...cuments with KNFB Reader The KNFB Reader app enables you to read a wide variety of printed documents within seconds after taking a picture This is a great way to read printed memos books magazines most restaurant menus and virtually any other kind of document typically printed from a personal computer Note that character recognition accuracy depends on many things such as lighting text quality tex...

Page 56: ...on or use first letter navigation by pressing S To access the full KNFB Reader user guide select File Explorer and press ENTER or a cursor routing button Select Full user guide and press ENTER or a cursor routing button to read it To exit the user guide simply press Back 18 Settings 18 1 Settings overview Two types of settings can be changed on your BrailleNote Touch KeySoft settings and Android s...

Page 57: ... table of your choice Select Language Profile Choose from one of 10 language profiles on your BrailleNote Touch You can also use ENTER with L to switch profiles Keyboard settings submenu Keyboard echo Choose whether the TTS should repeat your typed words characters or both Keyboard vibrations When checked your BrailleNote Touch will vibrate after each keystroke Keyboard clicks When checked your Br...

Page 58: ...ttings menu is a quick way to access the most commonly used Android settings such as your profile your wireless network airplane mode and more without having to leave KeySoft You can also access the regular Android settings menu through Quick settings To access your BrailleNote Touch s Quick Settings press ENTER with Q To return to KeySoft press the Back button or SPACE with E 18 4 Viewing Braille...

Page 59: ...ird party apps With BrailleNote Touch you can use third party applications from the Google PlayStore just like you would with any other Android tablet Note that BrailleNote touch uses the same Google accessibility requirements as any other tablet meaning that a developer of a 3rd party app needs to keep accessibility in mind when developing their app If an app is not developed with accessibility i...

Page 60: ...Touch Note To initiate an update your Touch should at least have 20 of battery charge if it is plugged to a power source and 50 battery charge if it is unplugged 20 1 Updating your Touch from a Wi Fi network HumanWare is constantly improving its products and software to provide you with the best user experience possible For this reason BrailleNote features an auto updater that automatically notifi...

Page 61: ...to update your tablet from a USB stick or an S D card From a computer with Internet access visit http support humanware com support and download the latest version of the BrailleNote Touch software to a USB stick or S D card Safely remove your USB stick or S D card from your computer then insert it into your BrailleNote Touch You should see a notification that will inform you of a new update You c...

Page 62: ...our update should start copying and you will be notified of the progress When it is done copying the update your BrailleNote Touch should automatically restart and begin installation Note that this can take several minutes 20 4 Updating an encrypted system If an update is available but your system is encrypted you can update your Touch using an S D card After inserting an S D card containing at le...

Page 63: ...s 2 3 5 or press and hold the Contextual menu button Clear app from app switcher BACKSPACE with C Contextual help SPACE with H Contextual menu SPACE with M or Contextual menu button Quick settings ENTER with Q System information SPACE with I Toggle TouchBraille On off Previous Next thumb keys Toggle language profile ENTER with L Radio status Wi Fi and Bluetooth ENTER with DOTS 3 4 Turn screen read...

Page 64: ...mb key Move to first element on visual screen ENTER with DOTS 1 3 Move to last element on visual screen ENTER with DOTS 4 6 Scroll up in a list ENTER with DOTS 1 2 6 Scroll down in a list ENTER with DOTS 3 4 5 Toggle navigation levels SPACE with T repeatedly Move back using selected navigation element SPACE with DOTS 1 3 Move forward using selected navigation element SPACE with DOTS 4 6 Long press...

Page 65: ...of a line or sentence End ENTER with DOTS 4 6 Jump to the top of an area SPACE with DOTS 1 2 3 Jump to the bottom of an area SPACE with DOTS 4 5 6 Read all SPACE with G Stop reading BACKSPACE with ENTER Editing text Activate edit mode ENTER or cursor routing button Leave edit mode SPACE with E or Back Move to next edit box while editing ENTER or routing key Move to next edit box without editing SP...

Page 66: ...of the document BACKSPACE with DOTS 4 5 6 Start and stop selection ENTER with S Select all ENTER with DOTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 Cut BACKSPACE with X Copy BACKSPACE with Y Paste BACKSPACE with V KeyWord Save SPACE with S Save as BACKSPACE with S Create new additional document BACKSPACE with N Open additional document BACKSPACE with O Switch documents SPACE with DOTS 1 2 5 6 File info SPACE with I Preview EN...

Page 67: ...R with U Formatting details SPACE with DOTS 3 5 Insert Math BACKSPACE with M Unicode Map BACKSPACE with DOTS 3 5 Insert page break BACKSPACE with P KeyFiles Mark Unmark BACKSPACE with L Mark Unmark all ENTER with DOTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 Info SPACE with I Rename BACKSPACE with R Delete BACKSPACE with DOTS 2 3 5 6 Copy BACKSPACE with Y Cut BACKSPACE with X Paste BACKSPACE with V New folder SPACE with N Sea...

Page 68: ...sage list BACKSPACE With L Mark Unmark all emails ENTER with DOTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 Send email BACKSPACE with S Refresh to check for new mail ENTER with R Delete email BACKSPACE with DOTS 2 3 5 6 Save message as draft SPACE with S Search SPACE with F Change email folder ENTER with B Suggest recipient BACKSPACE with E VictorReader Bookshelf menu SPACE with B Go to Option menu ENTER with G Bookmark menu E...

Page 69: ... DOT 3 Increase speed ENTER with DOT 6 Toggle between playback modes ENTER with V Undo last navigation BACKSPACE with Z Go to beginning of book SPACE with DOTS 1 2 3 Go to end of book SPACE with DOTS 4 5 6 Sleep SPACE with S Rewind Left press and hold while playing Fast Forward Right press and hold while playing KeyWeb Open Web Page ENTER with O Back SPACE with E Forward ENTER with F Home ENTER wi...

Page 70: ...Next Html Element SPACE with DOTS 4 6 Previous Html Element SPACE with DOTS 1 3 Top of page SPACE with DOTS 1 2 3 Bottom of page SPACE with DOTS 4 5 6 Next block of text ENTER with DOTS 5 6 Previous block of text ENTER with DOTS 2 3 KeyWeb menu SPACE with W KeyList New contact SPACE with N Find contact SPACE with F Edit contact BACKSPACE with E Delete contact BACKSPACE with DOTS 2 3 5 6 Save conta...

Page 71: ...ACE with DOT 6 Previous day SPACE with DOT 3 Next week SPACE with DOT 5 Previous week SPACE with DOT 2 Next month SPACE with DOT 4 Previous month SPACE with DOT 1 Next year SPACE with DOTS 5 6 Previous year SPACE with DOTS 2 3 Refresh appointments ENTER with R KeyCalc US Plus DOTS 3 4 6 Minus DOTS 3 6 Multiplication DOTS 1 6 Divided by DOTS 3 4 Equals ENTER Clear SPACE with DOTS 3 5 6 Decimal poin...

Page 72: ... 2 3 6 8 Equals ENTER Clear SPACE with DOTS 3 5 6 Decimal point DOTS 2 5 6 Percent DOTS 4 6 Square root Dots 1 2 3 5 6 8 Factorial SPACE with DOTS 2 3 4 6 Power SPACE with DOTS 4 5 Pi SPACE with Y KeyMath Find SPACE with F Find next SPACE with N Find Previous SPACE with P Preview ENTER with V Export BACKSPACE with E Save a copy SPACE with S Insert symbol BACKSPACE with DOTS 3 5 Insert template ENT...

Page 73: ...in Menu Alt Ctrl H Back button Escape Enter Enter TTS Volume up Alt TTS Volume down Alt Notification volume up Ctrl Notification volume down Ctrl Increase speech rate Alt Ctrl Decrease speech rate Alt Ctrl Open KeySoft Options menu Alt Ctrl O Open screen describer Alt Ctrl Stop speech Ctrl Repeat Alt Shift R Activate notification shade Alt Ctrl N Jump to any item in a list or on a home screen Type...

Page 74: ...i and Bluetooth Alt Ctrl I Turn screen reader and accessibility on off Triple press the Home button Unlock screen Alt Shift U Toggle speech on off Alt Ctrl S Toggle visual display on off Alt Ctrl V Eject media Alt Ctrl E Toggle Braille grade Alt Ctrl G Play pause Alt P Rewind Alt R Fast forward Alt F Navigation Activate the selected item Enter Move to the previous item Shift Tab Backspace or Alt L...

Page 75: ...elected navigation element Alt Ctrl Right Arrow Long press Alt Shift Enter Time Alt Ctrl T Date Alt Ctrl D Battery power Alt Ctrl P Reading Previous character Left Arrow Current character Alt Ctrl 1 Next character Right Arrow Previous word Ctrl Left Arrow Current word Alt Ctrl 2 Next word Ctrl Right Arrow Previous line Up Arrow Current line Alt Ctrl 3 Next line Down Arrow Previous paragraph Ctrl U...

Page 76: ...ape Move to next edit box while editing Enter Move to next edit box without editing Tab Space or Alt Right Arrow Move to previous edit box without editing Shift Tab Backspace or Alt Left Arrow Move insertion point to start of text field document Ctrl Home Move insertion point to end of text field document Ctrl End Delete previous character Backspace Delete previous word Ctrl Backspace Delete curre...

Page 77: ...l Up Arrow Select next paragraph Shift Ctrl Down Arrow Select previous page Shift Page up Select next page Shift Page down Select from the beginning of the line Shift Home Select to the end of the line Shift End Select from top of content Shift Ctrl Home Select to end of content Shift Ctrl End KeyWord Save Ctrl S Save as Shift Ctrl S Create new additional document Ctrl N Open additional document C...

Page 78: ...Shift Ctrl C Align right Shift Ctrl R Align justify Shift Ctrl J Bold Shift Ctrl B Italic Shift Ctrl I Underline Shift Ctrl U Normal formatting Shift Ctrl D Formatting details Shift Ctrl F Insert Math Ctrl M Unicode Map Alt Ctrl U Insert page break Ctrl Enter KeyFiles Mark Unmark Alt Shift Enter Mark Unmark all Ctrl A Info Ctrl I Rename F2 or Ctrl 2 Delete Delete ...

Page 79: ...eply all Shift Ctrl R Forward Shift Ctrl F New message Ctrl N Mark a message in the message list Alt Shift Enter Mark Unmark all emails Ctrl A Send email Ctrl Enter Refresh to check for new mail F5 or Ctrl 5 Delete email Delete Save message as draft Ctrl S Search Ctrl F Change email folder Ctrl B Spell check F7 or Ctrl 7 Recipient suggestions Ctrl E ...

Page 80: ...umb key Move to next element while playing Next thumb key Confirm Enter Start or Stop playback Alt G Stop playback Ctrl Decrease speed Alt Ctrl Increase speed Alt Ctrl Toggle between playback modes Shift Ctrl M Undo last navigation Ctrl Z Go to beginning of book Ctrl Home Go to end of book Ctrl End Sleep Ctrl S Rewind Press and hold Left thumb key while playing Fast Forward Press and hold Right th...

Page 81: ...loads Ctrl D New Tab Ctrl N Tab List Ctrl Tab Find Ctrl F Find next F3 or Ctrl 3 Find Previous Shift F3 or Shift Ctrl 3 Cycle Html Navigation Levels Ctrl T Next Html Element Alt Ctrl Right Arrow Previous Html Element Alt Ctrl Left Arrow Top of page Ctrl Home Bottom of page Ctrl End Next block of text Ctrl Alt Down Arrow Previous block of text Ctrl Alt Up Arrow KeyWeb menu Ctrl W ...

Page 82: ...w appointment Ctrl N Edit appointment Ctrl E Save appointment Ctrl S Delete appointment Delete Go to date Ctrl G Today Ctrl T Where am I Ctrl W Next day Ctrl 1 Previous day Shift Ctrl 1 Next week Ctrl 2 Previous week Shift Ctrl 2 Next month Ctrl 3 Previous month Shift Ctrl 3 Next year Ctrl 4 Previous year Shift Ctrl 4 Refresh appointments F5 or Ctrl 5 ...

Page 83: ...rl C Decimal point Period Percent Percent Square root Shift Ctrl S Factorial Shift Ctrl F Power Ctrl P Pi Ctrl Y KeyMath Find Ctrl F Find next F3 or Ctrl 3 Find Previous Shift F3 or Shift Ctrl 3 Preview Ctrl Q Export Ctrl E Save a copy Ctrl S Insert symbol Ctrl I Insert template Ctrl K Braille image viewer Ctrl G ...

Page 84: ...yWord Ctrl M Appendix C Braille Tables United States 8 dot Computer Braille exclamation mark 2 3 4 6 quote 5 pound 3 4 5 6 dollar sign 1 2 4 6 percent 1 4 6 ampersand 1 2 3 4 6 apostrophe 3 left paren 1 2 3 5 6 right paren 2 3 4 5 6 asterisk 1 6 plus sign 3 4 6 comma 6 dash 3 6 period 4 6 forward slash 3 4 ...

Page 85: ...k 1 4 5 6 at symbol 4 7 left square bracket 2 4 6 7 back slash 1 2 5 6 7 right square bracket 1 2 4 5 6 7 carat sign 4 5 7 underscore _ 4 5 6 grave accent 4 left curly bracket 2 4 6 vertical bar 1 2 5 6 right curly bracket 1 2 4 5 6 tilde 4 5 0 3 5 6 1 2 2 2 3 3 2 5 4 2 5 6 5 2 6 6 2 3 5 7 2 3 5 6 ...

Page 86: ...letters A 1 7 B 1 2 7 C 1 4 7 D 1 4 5 7 E 1 5 7 F 1 2 4 7 G 1 2 4 5 7 H 1 2 5 7 I 2 4 7 J 2 4 5 7 K 1 3 7 L 1 2 3 7 M 1 3 4 7 N 1 3 4 5 7 O 1 3 5 7 P 1 2 3 4 7 Q 1 2 3 4 5 7 R 1 2 3 5 7 S 2 3 4 7 T 2 3 4 5 7 U 1 3 6 7 V 1 2 3 6 7 ...

Page 87: ... X 1 3 4 6 7 Y 1 3 4 5 6 7 Z 1 3 5 6 7 Lowercase letters a 1 b 1 2 c 1 4 d 1 4 5 e 1 5 f 1 2 4 g 1 2 4 5 h 1 2 5 i 2 4 j 2 4 5 k 1 3 l 1 2 3 m 1 3 4 n 1 3 4 5 o 1 3 5 p 1 2 3 4 q 1 2 3 4 5 r 1 2 3 5 s 2 3 4 t 2 3 4 5 ...

Page 88: ... United Kingdom 8 dot Computer Braille exclamation mark 2 3 4 6 quote 4 pound 5 6 dollar sign 4 5 6 percent 4 6 ampersand 1 2 3 4 6 apostrophe 3 left paren 4 5 right paren 3 4 5 asterisk 3 5 plus sign 2 3 5 comma 2 dash 3 6 period 2 5 6 forward slash 3 4 colon 2 5 ...

Page 89: ...e bracket 1 2 3 5 6 7 back slash 5 7 right square bracket 2 3 4 5 6 7 carat sign 6 7 underscore _ 3 4 6 grave accent 2 3 4 6 left curly bracket 1 2 3 5 6 vertical bar 5 right curly bracket 2 3 4 5 6 tilde 6 Pounds sterling 2 3 6 7 8 degree sign 1 3 4 6 8 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 1 6 2 1 2 6 3 1 4 6 4 1 4 5 6 5 1 5 6 6 1 2 4 6 ...

Page 90: ...4 6 Uppercase letters A 1 7 B 1 2 7 C 1 4 7 D 1 4 5 7 E 1 5 7 F 1 2 4 7 G 1 2 4 5 7 H 1 2 5 7 I 2 4 7 J 2 4 5 7 K 1 3 7 L 1 2 3 7 M 1 3 4 7 N 1 3 4 5 7 O 1 3 5 7 P 1 2 3 4 7 Q 1 2 3 4 5 7 R 1 2 3 5 7 S 2 3 4 7 T 2 3 4 5 7 U 1 3 6 7 ...

Page 91: ...W 2 4 5 6 7 X 1 3 4 6 7 Y 1 3 4 5 6 7 Z 1 3 5 6 7 Lowercase letters a 1 b 1 2 c 1 4 d 1 4 5 e 1 5 f 1 2 4 g 1 2 4 5 h 1 2 5 i 2 4 j 2 4 5 k 1 3 l 1 2 3 m 1 3 4 n 1 3 4 5 o 1 3 5 p 1 2 3 4 q 1 2 3 4 5 r 1 2 3 5 s 2 3 4 ...

Page 92: ...Table for password entry exclamation mark 2 3 4 6 quote 5 pound 3 4 5 6 dollar sign 1 2 4 6 percent 1 4 6 ampersand 1 2 3 4 6 apostrophe 3 left paren 1 2 3 5 6 right paren 2 3 4 5 6 asterisk 1 6 plus sign 3 4 6 comma 6 dash 3 6 period 4 6 forward slash 3 4 colon 1 5 6 semi colon 5 6 ...

Page 93: ...7 left square bracket 2 4 6 7 back slash 1 2 5 6 7 right square bracket 1 2 4 5 6 7 carat sign 4 5 7 underscore _ 4 5 6 grave accent 4 left curly bracket 2 4 6 vertical bar 1 2 5 6 right curly bracket 1 2 4 5 6 tilde 4 5 Numbers 0 3 5 6 1 2 2 2 3 3 2 5 4 2 5 6 5 2 6 6 2 3 5 7 2 3 5 6 8 2 3 6 ...

Page 94: ...1 7 B 1 2 7 C 1 4 7 D 1 4 5 7 E 1 5 7 F 1 2 4 7 G 1 2 4 5 7 H 1 2 5 7 I 2 4 7 J 2 4 5 7 K 1 3 7 L 1 2 3 7 M 1 3 4 7 N 1 3 4 5 7 O 1 3 5 7 P 1 2 3 4 7 Q 1 2 3 4 5 7 R 1 2 3 5 7 S 2 3 4 7 T 2 3 4 5 7 U 1 3 6 7 V 1 2 3 6 7 W 2 4 5 6 7 ...

Page 95: ... 4 6 7 Y 1 3 4 5 6 7 Z 1 3 5 6 7 Lowercase letters a 1 b 1 2 c 1 4 d 1 4 5 e 1 5 f 1 2 4 g 1 2 4 5 h 1 2 5 i 2 4 j 2 4 5 k 1 3 l 1 2 3 m 1 3 4 n 1 3 4 5 o 1 3 5 p 1 2 3 4 q 1 2 3 4 5 r 1 2 3 5 s 2 3 4 t 2 3 4 5 ...

Page 96: ...ce center every twelve months to clean the Braille display Making sure that your hands are always clean is a good start towards minimizing problems with your Braille display We suggest that once per week you wipe the surface of the Braille display using a soft damp cloth The cloth should be squeezed hard to ensure that all excess moisture has been removed Use only warm water on the cloth FCC Indus...

Page 97: ...he instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment causes harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on you are encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reo...

Page 98: ...l LCD screen HDMI output for external display no audio 18 or 32 Braille display cells with cursor routing buttons 1 button per cell 8MP camera with LED based lighting Wi Fi 802 11 b g n Bluetooth 4 0 GPS High Speed USB 2 0 slave for PC connectivity and battery recharge High Speed USB 2 0 host port Audio Codec with volume control Internal Omni Directional MEMS type Microphone Internal stereo 1W Spe...

Page 99: ...ing minimum terms 1 License Grant HumanWare grants to End User a non exclusive non transferable right and license to use the Software on this product 2 Ownership of Software End User acknowledges that HumanWare retain all right title and interest in and to the original and any copies of software which is incorporated into this product End User agrees not to modify port translate decompile disassem...

Page 100: ...fect should occur please contact your local distributor or the manufacturer technical assistance line Note Warranty terms may periodically change please consult our website for the latest information Conditions and Limitations No replacement or repair covered by the warranty will be carried out unless the unit is accompanied by a copy of the original bill of purchase Please retain your original If...

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