Hi Krista,
You wrote:
Because my school district is paying for me to attend Perkins, and because
they don't have the money in the budget, for the past six months they've
been blatantly refusing to buy a new unit. The old one isn't even worth
reconditioning and transplanting, because the Braille display wouldn't be of
any real use being that it's not functional, according to my technology
instructor.
I may be out of line here, but I doubt it. Frankly, I don't think that your
technology instructor can make that determination. It could be that back
panels on the unit's main board have failed, rendering the Braille display
unusable. It's my understanding that before Humanware proceeds with a
transplant, they test the display to see if it is really faulty. So, if you
can, ship it up to Humanware and let them determine whether a transplant is
feasible. .
Tom
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