Tieman Braille Voyager
Braille Eight Dot Six Dot = B2 + B3 + B6
Braille Cursor Style = B1 + B3 + B4 + B5 + B6
Braille Tremble Capitals on off = B2 + B4 + B5 + B6
Braille Enhance on off = B4 + B5
Braille Input on off = T1 + T4
Braille Layout on off = B1 + B4 + B5 + B6
Braille Expand Gaps on off = B2
Simulate Key Press Up = T2 + B4
Virtual Focus Previous Line = T2 + B4
Simulate Key Press Down = T3 + B4
Virtual Focus Next Line = T3 + B4
Simulate Key Press Enter = B1 + B5
Virtual Focus Interact with control = B1 + B5
Braille Document Read Forward = T4 + B4
Braille Document Read Forward (Virtual Focus) = T4 + B4
Braille Document Read Back = T1 + B4
Braille Document Read Back (Virtual Focus) = T1 + B4
Braille Routing Button Action = B1 + B3
Braille Routing Button Action in VF = B1 + B3
Braille Second Routing Button Action = B4 + B6
Braille Second Routing Button Action in VF = B4 + B6
Simulate Key Press Tab = B5 + B6
Virtual Focus Next Object = B5 + B6
Simulate Key Press Shift Tab = B2 + B3
Virtual Focus Previous Object = B2 + B3
Simulate Key Press Escape = B2 + B5
Simulate Key Press Windows = B2 + B3 + B4
INPUTSPACE = T3
Note:
Braille key 4 used in combination with a thumbkey is a "sticky key". This key will stay
pressed until the sticky key is turned off, thus enabling you to press combinations of a
thumbkey plus Braille key 4 without keeping Braille key 4 pressed. Braille key 4 plus
the thumbkey combinations are defined to work as a Braille document read. If Braille
key 4 is pressed, pressing the thumbkeys will scroll the document.
Braille Voyager User manual 2.2 page 11 of 20
