Vaughan,

You may want to correspond with Alan Holst, [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
You may also be interested in Blazie's drivers list for discussion of
Screen readers, especially JFW, and Braille Lites and Power Brailles.
Contact me privately for subscription info.

Evelyn 



On Sat, 23 Oct 1999, David Tanner wrote:

> It has been awhile since I had my braille Lite 40 hooked up and using it 
> with JFW, but I believe that your problem is that you are set for half 
> duplex and the Blazie notetakers would want full duplex for communications 
> with a PC as I remember because you want communications goig both ways 
> between the pc and the Braille Lite.    I can't remember the command right 
> at this moment, but I also know that you use a different chord command for 
> entering speech box mode when you are going to use JFW and a few other 
> Windows speech programs with the Braille Lite.  Your results will not be as 
> good if you use the normal speechbox mode as if you set the chord 
> perscribed by Blazie Engineering for use with JFW.  It does work though, 
> and it works quite nicely when you get it set up.
> 
> 
> 
> At 04:20 PM 10/24/99 +1300, Vaughan Dodd wrote:
> >Hi all.
> >
> >I'm attempting to get the bl2000 to run with the latest release of JFW as 
> >per JFW's installation of the Braille Lite as a braille display.
> >
> >Pc and Braille LIte agree on the serial port settings: 9600 with no 
> >parity, eight databits and one stop bit.  The braille lite is set to half 
> >duplex and both have handshaking as xon-xoff.  Braille lite is chorded 
> >into speechbox mode but i can't get JFW to send to the braille lite.  Have 
> >tried speech turned off.  Can't get any braille at all from the Braille LIte.
> >
> >Have tried JFW's braille display settings but as i'm moving into an area 
> >for me which is quite new i've eventually left the defaults presuming that 
> >they are most likely right.
> >
> >Any suggestions greatfuly appreciated and tried as they are received.
> >
> >Thanks.
> >
> >Vaughan.
> >
> >
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