The Braille Lite M20-M40 User's Manual - Freedom Scientific

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The Battery and AC Charger A Lithium ion battery powers the Braille Lite M20/40. This battery does not build up memory and can be charged as often as you like without affecting battery life or the number of hours on each recharge cycle. It is not necessary to fully discharge the battery before recharging the unit. When you first start the Braille Lite, the battery should be charged and ready to work. If the Braille Lite does not turn on, connect the battery charger to the unit and plug the AC adapter to the wall outlet to charge the battery. A unit battery charger is included with the purchase of your Braille Lite. If you run your Braille Lite to the point that it becomes inoperable, leave the charger plugged in for at least one full minute before restarting the unit. Regardless of the amount of battery charge remaining, it takes four hours to recharge the Braille Lite battery and there is no danger of overcharging the unit. Once charged, the unit operates for approximately thirty hours. When the battery needs recharging, you will receive a “Battery Low” message. WARNING: This unit should only be charged using the supplied battery charger. Use of any other adapter may damage the unit and 8 Part# 440013-001 Rev. D
possibly void any existing warranty or service contract. Your Braille Lite has a built in rechargeable cell. This cell only works when the main battery is dead and holds memory for about 2 weeks after which the memory is lost. For this reason it is important to recharge your main battery frequently. To alert you that you have left your unit on for 5 minutes without pressing a key, the Braille Lite announces, “Hello.” If the speech is turned off, the unit will beep. Gas Gage Another feature added to the M20/40 software is the “Gas Gage.” This feature monitors your activity and counts the absolute minutes that the unit is on whether it is plugged in or not. The gas gage starts at a 100% when manually reset and decreases by percentage according to the activities being performed and the duration of those activities. To find out the percentage of residual battery time, enter the Status Menu with an ST-SIGN CHORD (DOTS 3-4 CHORD) and press DOTS 1-4-6. Note: For an accurate reading, you must reset the “Gas Gage” each time you recharge your unit. To reset the “Gas Gage” enter the Status Menu (DOTS 3- 4 CHORD), and press a TH-SIGN Part# 440013-001 Rev. D 9
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Page 3 and 4: Table of Contents INTRODUCTION ....
Page 5 and 6: Global Searches ...................
Page 7 and 8: Requirements ......................
Page 9 and 10: APPENDIX D: FAQ’S ...............
Page 11 and 12: Introduction The Braille Lite is a
Page 13 and 14: Overview The M20 and M40 Braille Li
Page 15 and 16: allow you to scroll text by line, b
Page 17: Note: For external devices to work
Page 21 and 22: Onboard Help You can access the Hel
Page 23 and 24: Scroll display slower DOT 2 Navigat
Page 25 and 26: Use this parameter if you have prev
Page 27 and 28: • To exit the Status Menu & save
Page 29 and 30: Creating a File To create a new fil
Page 31 and 32: • To move quickly through a file:
Page 33 and 34: 2-3-4 2-5, DOTS 3-4-6 CHORD) delete
Page 35 and 36: exit the File Menu. You can create
Page 37 and 38: • Key Click - Typed keys click as
Page 39 and 40: setting will not take effect until
Page 41 and 42: ST-SIGN CHORD, $, I (DOTS 3-4 CHORD
Page 43 and 44: The Datebook To enter an appointmen
Page 45 and 46: calculation. To store a value to me
Page 47 and 48: Using the Braille Lite Part# 440013
Page 49 and 50: Creating Files To create a file: 1.
Page 51 and 52: Next word DOT 5 CHORD Previous word
Page 53 and 54: Whiz Wheels The Whiz Wheels, locate
Page 55 and 56: • Append: Typed text is appended
Page 57 and 58: Paragraph (P)(DOTS 1-2-3-4): Prompt
Page 59 and 60: Pasting Information To paste inform
Page 61 and 62: • Press C-CHORD (DOTS 1-4 CHORD)
Page 63 and 64: Currently Open File DOTS 4-6 List M
Page 65 and 66: check an entire file, first move yo
Page 67 and 68: 5 CHORD, DOTS 1-2-4) to activate th
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startup and Flash Startup are the d
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folder. Press SPACEBAR again to unm
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The Braille Lite Utilities Equipped
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Setting Hourly Announcement The Bra
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The Datebook The Braille Lite Dateb
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CHORD (DOTS 1-5 CHORD) to return to
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To use the countdown timer you must
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Performing Percentage Calculations
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To switch to radians, press R-CHORD
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labeled A through Z. Memory locatio
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on the Name Field. Use a consistent
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• Press E-CHORD (DOTS 1-5 CHORD)
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Recording a Macro To record, positi
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To erase a Start Up macro, press N-
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for creating a folder on the CF car
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Rearranging files You can rearrange
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Issuing the copy command Last, type
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Printing and Embossing Most printer
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Line L (DOTS 1-2-3) From Cursor to
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Page Numbering Number Pages specifi
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of text, the center command ( $C )
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Set Bottom Margin ( $MB# ) (DOTS 1-
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Tabs Tabs work similar to word proc
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Headers and Footers Use headers and
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Wait for a Keypress After Each Page
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installed, WinDisk displays the Bra
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Note: Moving to the Blazie Engineer
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Warning: The restore process erases
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containing several graphical icons.
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12. Press Y (DOTS 1-3-4-5-6) for Y
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• Type the name of a file located
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11. Press O-CHORD to open the Optio
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Edit Parameter E-CHORD When you edi
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external modem (connected through t
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Parameter=size (default value is 0;
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Bottom of list DOTS 4-5-6 CHORD Nex
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The following commands are availabl
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Replying to or Forwarding Messages
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Edit an entry E E-CHORD DOTS 4-6 CH
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is not an available option. Select
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Cold Reset A cold reset may result
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Braille Lite, and run it. After com
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After the messages are finished, th
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AAppppeennddiicceess Part# 440013-0
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Open File O Open Selected File O-CH
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Other Tell Size of Selected File DO
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Delete Empty Folder DOTS 3-6 Rename
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Open Currently Selected File O Open
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Appendix C: The Status Menu The fol
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Half H Full F None N Data Bits DOTS
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Word Wrap W-CHORD End Display on Ca
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The following page format parameter
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TELECOMMUNICATIONS QUESTIONS APPEND
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Answer: You need to set the Interac
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R to receive" and if I press an S-C
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with an E-CHORD. Now, you should be
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when exchanging your Braille Lite f
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is off-limits around the Braille di
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Question: How and when can I use "w
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tend to group their program files i
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Appendix E: ASCII Braille Symbols T
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Data Line Escape 16 CTRL-P Decimal
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j, lowercase 106 DOTS 2-4-5 K, Uppe
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Reverse Slant, (backslash) 92 DOTS
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Appendix F: Contact Information Tha
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Index Abort........................
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Character..........................
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Reading............................
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Interactive Timeout parameter......
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Printing...........................
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Braille Display Mode ..............
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