Hello, Mario, hello, list, thank you for your time.
> The Braillino 20 has no USB interface, so > using -dusb: will not work. Granted, but as I mentioned before, it doesn't work when attempting to use the -serial switch, either. Shouldn't it be possible to plug in a Braillino 20 via serial-to-USB cable, and then to connect using brltty -bht -dserial:COM4 , provided that COM4 is indeed the correct bus ID? > I have contacted Handy Tech to double check about > the ID 0XE3, but as expected, they have never produced > a device with such an ID. The Braillino 20 should have ID 0X72. Yes, that is the ID in brldefs-ht.h that I hoped to see. > Do you perhaps have several devices connect to serial ports None at all: power, LAN, and that serial-to-USB adapter for the Braillino. > The identification protocol of Handy Tech devices is not very > verbose, so there is a certain chance of detecting random data > from other devices as unknown IDs, which I think is what you > are seeing right now. Hum. Perhaps I should build brltty on my machine, and debug-step through the connection process. But first I'll try re-installing brltty and playing with the settings some more. Thank you again for your troubles, cheers, Christian Severin -- [email protected] Gartenbreie 44 48161 Münster Festnetz: +49 251 747 74 10 Mobil: +49 176 64 14 39 11 _______________________________________________ This message was sent via the BRLTTY mailing list. To post a message, send an e-mail to: [email protected] For general information, go to: http://mielke.cc/mailman/listinfo/brltty
