Thanks, Alex. I will try these things tonight. Hopefully it'll work.
On Fri, Sep 20, 2013 at 5:30 AM, Alex Hall wrote:
> That message has appeared for me, I believe. Try simply restarting the
> phone and, if that fails, forget the Brailliant in bluetooth settings. If
> you still have no luck, y
That message has appeared for me, I believe. Try simply restarting the phone
and, if that fails, forget the Brailliant in bluetooth settings. If you still
have no luck, you could try a network settings reset, which will wipe out all
bluetooth, wifi, and VPN profiles and settings.
On Sep 20, 2013
I was able to pair it with my Braille Edge.
Donna
On Sep 20, 2013, at 12:16 AM, Cristina Hartmann
wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I updated to iOS 7 recently and tried to pair it with my Humanware
> Brailliant, but my iPhone says that the device isn't supported.
>
> Does anyone know anything about this?
Hi all,
I updated to iOS 7 recently and tried to pair it with my Humanware
Brailliant, but my iPhone says that the device isn't supported.
Does anyone know anything about this? Any issues with any other braille
displays? (I tried searching online, but got nothing.)
Thanks!
--
Cristina Hartmann
The earth trembled... The sky darkened... the thunder banged, the
wind howled and the voice of the gods boomed...
> "And I plugged the braille sync 20 from hims and it worked also."
My friend, You may be the only person in the world who has ever
gotten more than a system crash or just plai
Hello Jessi,
If you find your PM 40 a bit temperamental, try reassigning the
various functions. I set my PM 20 to use a press of the right whiz
wheel to move right along the line, and a press of the left whiz wheel
to move right. That way, its behaviour is much more stable.
Cheers,
Anne
Hi,
I hate being muted, ... Lol.
Anyways, ... I think they released an update to fix FS's problems with
the PM 40 Braille Display.
Regards,
Alex,
On 2-Jun-09, at 11:47 PM, Jessi and Goldina wrote:
>
> oh man I'm always disabling that highlight line!! makes reading s
> hard!! I wish it
oh man I'm always disabling that highlight line!! makes reading s
hard!! I wish it would remember not to display that, lol. I find also
sometimes if I'm reading a long email or something, I'll only be able
to read so far into it with the braille display before it won't
display anything
Aside from a few issues (mainly VO's inability to remember braille
settings across multiple sessions - like whether or not to display
that obnoxious highlight line) braille is quite effective and neat.
Some things aren't intuitive - I can't click on a member of a group
in while browsing a webpage
really? I just plugged my pm40 display in and it worked right away.
the quality of the braille display is another topic for another day,
lol, but the fact that it works is a good thing!!
peace and positivity
Jessi
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On 2-Jun-09, at 8:13 AM, Alex
And I plugged the braille sync 20 from hims and it worked also.
Original message:
> really? I just plugged my pm40 display in and it worked right away.
> the quality of the braille display is another topic for another day,
> lol, but the fact that it works is a good thing!!
> peace and positivity
Hi,
I use the PM 40 from FS. I don't know what I did to get it
working, ... but it took a while. It is a little finicky, ... But it
works.
Regards,
Alex,
On 28-May-09, at 9:23 AM, Sean Tikkun wrote:
> Hey VO gurus!
>
> I am wanting to play with and learn more about the refreshable
>
Hey VO gurus!
I am wanting to play with and learn more about the refreshable
braille display features of VoiceOver. I understand it's basics and
am assuming that the display will show the same thing the VoiceOver
Dialogue box shows. I am trying to upgrade my annual presentation to
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