The Braille Lite M20-M40 User's Manual - Freedom Scientific
The Braille Lite M20-M40 User's Manual - Freedom Scientific
The Braille Lite M20-M40 User's Manual - Freedom Scientific
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using HyperTerminal, a terminal program that<br />
comes with the Windows Operating System.<br />
To set up your PC for communication with your<br />
notetaker, first use the TNS3 serial cable from<br />
<strong>Freedom</strong> <strong>Scientific</strong> to connect your notetaker to<br />
Com Port 1 of your computer. If you are using a<br />
<strong>Braille</strong> display, you will need to temporarily<br />
disable this in JAWS. To do this, select <strong>Braille</strong><br />
from the Options Menu of JAWS, and TAB to the<br />
Default <strong>Braille</strong> Display list. Select No Display<br />
and press ENTER. You will need to close and<br />
reload JAWS for this to take effect.<br />
On most windows systems, HyperTerminal can<br />
be found on the Start Menu, either under<br />
Programs/Accessories/Communications, or<br />
directly under Programs/Accessories. Once in<br />
the correct menu, you will notice a<br />
HyperTerminal Submenu. <strong>The</strong>re may also be a<br />
separate HyperTerminal item outside of this<br />
submenu. If this separate item exists, select it<br />
and press ENTER. Otherwise, enter the<br />
HyperTerminal Submenu and select<br />
hyperterminal.exe from there.<br />
A dialog will appear allowing you to configure a<br />
new connection. <strong>The</strong> first control is an edit box,<br />
asking for the name of the connection. You can<br />
enter anything you want here. However, try to<br />
make it unique, as this will become the name of<br />
the item used to connect to the notetaker in the<br />
future. Press TAB, and you land on a list box<br />
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