Richard, Thanks for this! have you had a chance to play with this yourself? The main functionality I am looking for is telling me the colours of LEDs.
Sometimes, on this list, my address is replaced by Carol's, I don't know why, but I have seen it happen with other people's addresses. Something is wrong with the list software, I reckon! Anyway, here is my own address, if you prefer to contact me off list, as this is not IOS related. sandratomk...@googlemail.com Thanks for the info! Sandy. sent from the dark side of the moon > On 10 Feb 2017, at 02:40, Richard Turner <richardturne...@outlook.com> wrote: > > > I lost Sandy's address, so I'm sending the documentation to the list. sorry > if that is out of order. > > Introducing the new version of the Rainbow II Color Reader, a talking color > identifier for the visually impaired and color blind. Small, accurate and > easy to use, the Rainbow Color Reader can easily fit in a pocket. With over > 40 colors, it provides accurate color discrimination without confusing the > user with odd color names or vague descriptions of the color. Only one > button and only a single AAA battery (included) means simple operation and > maintenance! > > Who needs the Rainbow II? > > The Visually Impaired > > The Rainbow II was originally designed for the President of the company, who > is visually impaired. She enjoyed wearing bright colors, but wanted to be > sure she was wearing the correct ones! The Rainbow II's simple, quick > operation provides the color quickly and easily, making it easy to get > dressed in the correct color, sort clothes, pick the right color yarn or > ribbon, and any other task that requires color. > > The Color-Blind or, more precisely the WIVES of the Color-Blind! > Men with the various types of color blindness find the Rainbow II very useful > in picking out the correct color shirt, t-shirt, tie, pants or any other > easily confused color object. The ability to read bright LEDs means > indicators can now be read correctly. It is easy to hang in a closet or keep > in a pocket for when it is needed! > > Young children learning their colors > > Children love the Rainbow II Color Reader! > Give them one, and they will spend the next hour reading the colors of > everything in the house. To make learning colors even more fun, we have > "Snowy's Colorful Rainbow Adventure" a booklet with a small story to see and > read, touch colorful felt shapes and hear the colors spoken by the Rainbow II > Color Reader. For more information, please click here. > > Simple to use > > Firmly place an article flat against the small plastic window on the right > side of the front of the Rainbow Color Reader, then press the red arrowhead > button below the window on the top. The Rainbow Color Reader will then read > the color of the material. > > Reads lights and bright LEDs! > > If you hold the window up to a bright LED or other light, it will indicate > the color of the light. > > Four Volume Levels > > If you hold down the button for three seconds after it reads a color, it will > say a number indicating the next volume level. > > If you find a color that does not read correctly, please contact Edmondson > Engineering at (760) 329-0282. We are always seeking to improve the Rainbow > II and welcome all questions and comments. > > Small! only 1.6 in. wide, 2.6 in. long, .6 in. thick > > Convenient Key Chain on a multi-colored ribbon > > One AAA battery, included > > There are over 40 different colors: > > Lite Red, Red, Dark Red, Orange Red, Lite Orange, Orange, Dark Orange, Yellow > Gold, Gold, Lite Yellow, Yellow, Lite Green, Green, Dark Green, Blue Green, > Dark Blue Green, Lite Blue, Blue, Dark Blue, Navy Blue, Lite Purple, Purple, > Dark Purple, Very Dark Purple, Lite Pink, Pink, Dark Pink, Lite Beige, Beige, > Dark Beige, Brown, Dark Brown, White, Dark White, Lite Gray, Blue Gray, > Purple Gray, Green Gray, Gray, Dark Gray, Very Dark Gray, Black > > Also Reads Lights and Bright LEDs: > > White Light, Red Light, Orange Light, Yellow Light, Green Light, Blue Light, > Purple Light > > To change the AAA battery, just slide the battery cover back towards the > ribbon and key ring. > The battery goes in with the button end (positive) of the battery towards the > ribbon. > > THE NEW RAINBOW II COLOR READER HAS A FOUR MONTH WARRANTY. > > It will be replaced with a new rainbow color reader at any time during the > four months, and all postage will be paid. > > Up to a year after purchase the unit may be sent back and repaired with > all postage paid by the user. > > If the unit has been immersed in water, physically damaged, or the > electronics inside the unit have been tampered with, then this warranty is > null and void > > Battery replacement is not covered by this warranty > > DISCLAIMER > : The Rainbow II Color Reader is intended as a tool to assist in the > determination of the color of common household objects, such as clothing. 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