Re: Pairing a brailliant 32

Hello, Try a read all, and see whether the keyboard is read by VO? - Original Message - From: Mary Otten <motte...@gmail.com> To: viphone@googlegroups.com Date: Monday, October 5, 2015 5:44 pm Subject: Re: Pairing a brailliant 32 > > > Hi Anna, > I tried it ag

Re: Pairing a brailliant 32

Hi Can't you type the code on a bluetooth keyboard? On 05/10/2015 17:21, Mary Otten wrote: I am experimenting with a humanware brailliant 32, attempting to parent with an iPhone. I have Bluetooth on. I go into braille settings under voiceover. It sees the device. It says not paired, which

Re: Pairing a brailliant 32

Hi Oh ok, thanks for letting us know you don't need a code for the BI line of displays. On 05/10/2015 17:44, Paul Hunt wrote: Hello everyone. You don't need a pairing code with the BI32. Forget the Device and repair the device. I'm a BI40 user. On Oct 5, 2015, at 11:29 AM, Woody Anna

Re: Pairing a brailliant 32

Well, that is what the humanware documentation seemed to indicate, that to pair the device you did not need the code. However, this device has never been paired with this iPhone. So it's not a matter of unpairing and re-pairing. It has never been paired and cannot be with an iPhone or an iPad

Re: Pairing a brailliant 32

Hi Mary, I may be off base, but I use my Humanware Apex with my phone. I know with the Apex the device needs to be turned on and terminal mode selected with lluetooth. Have you tried turning on the braille display first and then the phone. It's worth a go. Like another post stated that you

Re: Pairing a brailliant 32

Hi Eileen, Yes, I just turned off everything. Then I turned on the braille display and turned on my iPad, which is really where I want this paired with. Turned on Bluetooth in settings general accessibility braille. It sees the brilliant 32. It says not paired button, so I double tap that

Re: Pairing a brailliant 32

Hi Mary, Once you choose Pair, you should see a keypad on your phone where you can type the pin code. Then double-tap Pair, and you should be all set. Do you by any chance have a Bluetooth keyboard connected and on while you're trying to pair your display? If so, that would explain why you're

Re: Pairing a brailliant 32

Hello everyone. You don't need a pairing code with the BI32. Forget the Device and repair the device. I'm a BI40 user. > On Oct 5, 2015, at 11:29 AM, Woody Anna Dresner wrote: > > Hi Mary, > > Once you choose Pair, you should see a keypad on your phone where you can >

Re: Pairing a brailliant 32

Hi Anna, I tried it again with the phone, flicking all over the screen looking for that keypad after I hit the button in the braille settings that said "not paired". I never saw any keypad. All I am seeing are all those settings that you usually see in braille. It's like the pairing button or

Pairing a brailliant 32

I am experimenting with a humanware brailliant 32, attempting to parent with an iPhone. I have Bluetooth on. I go into braille settings under voiceover. It sees the device. It says not paired, which is a button. I double tap that. And that is where the joy stops. I know there is a four digit

Re: Pairing a brailliant 32

Hi Anna, no I don't have any Bluetooth keyboards on anywhere. I just tried it with my iPad mini two. No joy there either same thing. No Bluetooth keyboards are on and paired. I do have a keyboard with a lightning cable. But it's not connected. And anyway, it's not Bluetooth. I'm just not