The Type Lite User Guide - Freedom Scientific

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Connecting Connecting to to a a Personal Personal Computer Computer The Type Lite serves as a refreshable Braille display for your screen access software, or you can just connect it to your PC for easy and convenient file transfers. You can also use the external disk drive - available from Freedom Scientific - to move files between your PC and the Type Lite via disk. JAWS JAWS and and Connect Connect Outloud Outloud The Type Lite provides tactile access to JAWS and Connect Outloud supported applications. Toggle the switch on the left edge of the Type Lite toward the front of the unit to enter Braille Display mode. The Type Lite should be connected to your PC through the serial port, powered on, and toggled to Braille Display mode before JAWS or Connect Outloud is started. Refer to the JAWS or Connect Outloud online help systems for information on Type Lite specific commands to interact with these applications and the programs they support. WinDisk WinDisk and and the the Type Type Lite Lite Lite The WinDisk program provides support for the Type Lite in Windows. WinDisk allows you to access the files and folders on the Type Lite as though they were just on another drive. Once installed, WinDisk displays the Type Lite's files and folders in Windows Explorer and My Computer. Copy and paste files in 76 Part # 440001-001 Rev. B
either direction with standard Windows keystrokes. Additionally, WinDisk provides a one step back up and restore feature for the entire file and folder system of the Type Lite. Requirements Requirements WinDisk only runs onPersonal Computers running Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000 or Windows ME. The Type Lite is connected to the computer via a serial port. Other devices cannot use the same serial port while you are using WinDisk. The Type Lite cannot be used as a refreshable Braille display with JAWS or Connect Outloud while using WinDisk. JAWS can be configured so the Braille display goes into sleep mode whenever you open My Computer or Windows Explorer. To set JAWS to do this: 1. With JAWS running, open Windows Explorer. 2. Press INSERT+F2 INSERT+F2, INSERT+F2 select Configuration Manager, and press ENTER ENTER. ENTER 3. Press ALT+S ALT+S, ALT+S B to open Braille Options. 4. Press TAB until you arrive at the Braille Sleep Mode checkbox. 5. Press SPACEBAR to check this item. 6. Press ENTER ENTER, ENTER then CTRL+S to accept and save changes. 7. Press ALT+F4 ALT+F4 to exit Configuration Manager. Part # 440001-001 Rev. B 77
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Table Table of of Contents Contents
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Appendix B Type Lite Ports and Swit
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Introduction Introduction The Type
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the Type Lite keyboard. While in Ke
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Reading Reading Files Files can be
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Text can also be copied or appended
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• Word Word Echo Echo - Typed wor
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The The Type Type Type Lite Lite Ut
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Press CTRL+UP CTRL+UP ARROW to hear
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Note Note Note Taking Taking The Ty
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There are further considerations if
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Move Move The Move command (SHIFT+F
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Reading Reading With With Braille B
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Page 42 and 43: Global Global search search A globa
Page 44 and 45: By default, the Type Lite searches
Page 46 and 47: Enter Enter the the Correct Correct
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Page 50 and 51: 4. Press SPACEBAR to mark each file
Page 52 and 53: accessing Compact Flash. You cannot
Page 54 and 55: The Type Lite displays time in eith
Page 56 and 57: The Stopwatch continues counting, e
Page 58 and 59: End of Line FN+RIGH FN+RIGHT FN+RIG
Page 60 and 61: Adding Adding Phone Phone Book Book
Page 62 and 63: Reinitialize Reinitialize Phone Pho
Page 64 and 65: Setting Setting Decimal Decimal Pre
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Page 74 and 75: Printer Printer Compatibility Compa
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Page 78 and 79: Set Top Margin ( $MT# ) Set Bottom
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Page 82 and 83: Don't Formfeed After Print ( $NF )
Page 86 and 87: Installing Installing WinDisk WinDi
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Page 90 and 91: The The External External Disk Disk
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