Hi Mr Alexander,
thanks for Your answer. Kindly please see my answers below.
W dniu 09. 06. 21 o 2:08, Alexander Epaneshnikov pisze:
08.06.2021 22:15, G. Jakub Kwaczyński пишет:
W dniu 08. 06. 21 o 20:31, Dave Mielke pisze:
[quoted lines by G. Jakub Kwaczyński on 2021/06/08 at 20:19 +0200]
[quoted lines by G. Jakub Kwaczyński on 2021/06/08 at 21:28 +0200]
>Maybe I should configure the physical serial port with setserial tool before
>running BRLTTY?
No need for that. The Baum driver in brltty will cofigure the port in the
correct way.
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08.06.2021 22:15, G. Jakub Kwaczyński пишет:
W dniu 08. 06. 21 o 20:31, Dave Mielke pisze:
[quoted lines by G. Jakub Kwaczyński on 2021/06/08 at 20:19 +0200]
I tried usb:/dev/ttyUSB0 and usb:ttyUSB0 and same result.
No. I mean a direct USB cable - no RS-2332 anything. Just pure USB.
And
W dniu 08. 06. 21 o 21:22, Dave Mielke pisze:
[quoted lines by G. Jakub Kwaczyński on 2021/06/08 at 21:15 +0200]
I've got only the RS-232 cable bundled.
Are you saying that the device itself only has a serial port, or does it also
have a USB port?
Indeed, it has only a serial port, or
[quoted lines by G. Jakub Kwaczyński on 2021/06/08 at 21:15 +0200]
>I've attached a photo how the connection looks like.
Pictures don't help me, as I'm totally blind, so words will have to do.
>I've got only the RS-232 cable bundled.
Are you saying that the device itself only has a serial
W dniu 08. 06. 21 o 20:31, Dave Mielke pisze:
[quoted lines by G. Jakub Kwaczyński on 2021/06/08 at 20:19 +0200]
I tried usb:/dev/ttyUSB0 and usb:ttyUSB0 and same result.
No. I mean a direct USB cable - no RS-2332 anything. Just pure USB. And then
specify usb: for the device (nothing after
[quoted lines by G. Jakub Kwaczyński on 2021/06/08 at 20:19 +0200]
>I tried usb:/dev/ttyUSB0 and usb:ttyUSB0 and same result.
No. I mean a direct USB cable - no RS-2332 anything. Just pure USB. And then
specify usb: for the device (nothing after the colon).
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Hi Dave,
thanks for the swift answer. I tried usb:/dev/ttyUSB0 and usb:ttyUSB0
and same result. Log is attached. I cannot get rid of the adapter, since
RS-232 is the default adapter, thus I need the USB adapter to make it
run on modern PC. It didn't work through the original RS-232 connection
[quoted lines by G. Jakub Kwaczyński on 2021/06/08 at 19:18 +0200]
Your log shows that the device isn't responding. Try using a direct USB
connection, i.e. get rid of the serial adapter, and specifying usb: (yes, with
the trailing colon) as the device. So:
braille-driver bm
>Unfortunately, I also don't know how to get the device's log.
The first thing you need to do is to install Android's SDK (software
development kit) on your computer. That'll give you the adb (Android debug
bridge) command. It has a logcat function for getting the log.
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You don't
[quoted lines by Vivien Palcic on 2021/06/08 at 22:09 +0800]
Hi:
>I had wondered about that, and I was trying the command with all keys pressed
>at the same time, but also as a sequence.
Do other chords work? For example, does Space+h (dots 125) take you to brltty's
help screen? As I recall,
Hi Dave, and thank you for your reply.
I had wondered about that, and I was trying the command with all keys
pressed at the same time, but also as a sequence. Unfortunately, I also
don't know how to get the device's log.
Best regards
Vivien
On 8/06/2021 5:27 pm, Dave Mielke wrote:
Hi. I think I got it working. I installed it through the Windows settings
instead of manually through downloading it from the website like I did the
first time. I'm now trying to learn how to change preferences, access the
help menu and learn mode, and things like that, but I don't really
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>I was looking forward to being able to use the chorded commands for the global
>actions - eg Space + Dots78 + Dots125 (h) for going to the Home screen. I
>thought this might be an easier alternative than the combinations with the
Hi,
How did you install brltty on windows?
brltty can be installed in windows which works fine here in my qemu
based windows vm.
Press windows+u and select install brltty there.
You have to select your braille driver there as well.
Last Step is to enable brlapi service in windows.
Per
Hello,
I recently installed the latest BRLTTY on my Android phone. (I have a
Kapsys SmartVision2 phone, which is a dedicated phone for blind/vision
impaired people, has a physical keypad and touchscreen, and is running
Android 6.0.) I was looking forward to being able to use the chorded
[quoted lines by Lanie Molinar on 2021/06/07 at 22:00 -0500]
>Maybe I misunderstood, but when I looked at information on how to use
>BRLTTY with Python-based screen readers, I thought it said to run BRLAPI,
>or Python\Brlapi-0.8.2.win32.exe. That's what I was trying to do. It
>wouldn't let me get
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