Section 13, Glossar
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Front pages
Pages at the front of some books. These are usually characterized by page
numbering that is by Roman numerals or by alphabetic characters instead of Arabic
numerals. In the Plextalk, these are recorded as front pages. You cannot use the
Page Key to move by through these pages; however, you can select a page by
level and move with the 4 and 6 keys.
Group
In the DAISY hierarchy, a level of information found between headings, sub-heads,
etc. For example, in the User’s Guide CD, Notes and Cautions are considered
groups. If there are headings between groups, the Plextalk moves to the intervening
headings as well.
Heading
The first phrase of a section and the position where the section changes is often
expressed as a heading. In the User’s Guide CD, for example, the position that
begins with the phrase “1 FEATURES OF THE PLEXTALK” is referred to as a
heading.
Input sound noise level
With the Plextalk, a way of specifying a noise level other than the voice or music
that is being input. For example, if inputting sound from a tape, the tape hiss can be
specified as noise.
Insert recording
The Plextalk allows recording an insertion between phrases.
Level
A book is normally made up of several levels. In general, a book chapter
corresponds to level 1, a section to level 2, a sub section to level 3, and so on.
Levels are used for searching a book. The maximum value of level is 6.
Line in, or line Input
Input from sound equipment
Maximum page
The highest-numbered page of the selected title.
Media
Media on which the Plextalk writes. The media handled by the Plextalk are CD-R
and CD-RW discs and PC cards. Media are selected using the keypad.
Menu
The function selection menu is entered by pressing the 5 key, The menu includes
Edit
,
Back Up
,
Recording Setting
,
Play
,
Bookmark
,
Power on timer
,
Notepad
,
Calculator
,
Media management
and
Control panel
.
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