I don't have a bc640 so I am just guessing here but maybe it leaves
the bluetooth radio on even though it is supposed to be in USB mode
and the mac is just happening to grab the BT first. Try removing the
display from the bluetooth config then reattach it via USB.
On Sep 2, 12:00 am, anouk radix
A little follow up on the issue with my Brailliant. Apparently at some
point the device class that the Brailliant/Super Vario reports via
bluetooth changed from a computer to a generic device class (OS X
calls it unknown but the bluetooth specs call it any, as in generic)
also the service is repor
Ok so I was super excited to hear I'd be able to use my Brailliant
over bluetooth with Snow Leopard but so far I have been totally unable
to make the display work. I'm currently emailing the heck out of Apple
trying to figure out why my display doesn't work (Apple claims that
they know the Brailli
I sent an email to Apple today asking about support for bluetooth
braille displays in OS X and was told that support for bluetooth
connections to braille displays is coming in Snow Leopard! This is
some good news! I can finally stop carrying around that stupid USB
cable with my Brailliant. I also
