Use a Baum braille display with Narrator

Note

• There are three display keys at each end of the braille cells. From top to bottom:

  • The three at the left are named Display 1, Display 2, and Display 3.
  • The three at the right are named Display 4, Display 5, and Display 6.

• B9 and B10 are the keys immediately to the left and right of the joystick.

• The five joystick motions are named Left, Right, Up, Down, and Press.

Note

• There are three display keys at each end of the braille cells. From top to bottom:

  • The three at the left are named Display 1, Display 2, and Display 3.
  • The three at the right are named Display 4, Display 5, and Display 6.

• B9 and B10 are the keys immediately to the left and right of the joystick.

• The five joystick motions are named Left, Right, Up, Down, and Press.

Note

• There are three display keys at each end of the braille cells. From top to bottom:

  • The three at the left are named Display 1, Display 2, and Display 3.
  • The three at the right are named Display 4, Display 5, and Display 6.

• B9 and B10 are the keys immediately to the left and right of the joystick. If either or both are used in a combination that includes at least one of the Dot 1-6 keys while the device is in 8-dot braille mode, then they become the Dot 7 and Dot 8 keys.

• B11 is the key between the Dot 1 and Dot 4 keys.

• The five joystick motions are named Left, Right, Up, Down, and Press.

Note

The display keys are at both ends of the text cell area, just above it. The two at the left are named Display 1 and Display 2. The large key at the right is named Display 5. The two immediately to its left are named Display 3 and Display 4. The two immediately to its right are named Display 6 and Display 7.

Note

• There are three display keys at each end of the braille cells. From top to bottom:

  • The three at the left are named Display 1, Display 2, and Display 3.
  • The three at the right are named Display 4, Display 5, and Display 6.

• The switches are off when to the left and on when to the right. Switch 1 (upper-left): disable all sensors. Switch 2 (lower-left): scaled vertical sensor line selection. Switch 3 (upper-right): show selected horizontal sensor (all dots raised). Switch 4 (lower-right): enable braille keyboard.

Note

• A six-dot standard braille keyboard is along the back edge of the top. From left to right, its keys are: Dot 3, Dot 2, Dot 1, Dot 4, Dot 5, Dot 6.
• There's a five-position joystick in between Dot 1 and Dot 4.
• Space is the long key in the middle, just in front of the joystick.
• Dot 7 and Dot 8 are the keys immediately to the left and right of Space.
• The rocker to the left of the braille cells emulates the Display 2 key, and the one to the right emulates the Display 5 key.
• Any display key combination can be emulated by pressing the joystick while typing the corresponding combination of the eight dot keys.
• The five joystick motions are named Left, Right, Up, Down, and Press.

Note

• There are three display keys at each end of the braille cells. From top to bottom:

  • The three at the left are named Display 1, Display 2, and Display 3.
  • The three at the right are named Display 4, Display 5, and Display 6.

• The wheels on the display module are identified by their ordinal position (first through fourth) from the left.

• The larger controls on the status module, from left to right, named Status Button 1 through Status Button 4.

• The smaller controls on the status module, from left to right, named Status Key 1 through Status Key 4.

Note

• There are three display keys at each end of the braille cells. From top to bottom:

  • The three at the left are named Display 1, Display 2, and Display 3.
  • The three at the right are named Display 4, Display 5, and Display 6.

• B9 and B10 are the keys immediately to the left and right of the joystick.

• The five joystick motions are named Left, Right, Up, Down, and Press.

Note

• There are three display keys at each end of the braille cells. From top to bottom:

  • The three at the left are named Display 1, Display 2, and Display 3.
  • The three at the right are named Display 4, Display 5, and Display 6.

• B9 and B10 are the keys immediately to the left and right of the joystick.

• The five joystick motions are named Left, Right, Up, Down, and Press.

Note

• B9 is the long key in the middle, just in front of the joystick.
• Dot 7 and Dot 8 are the keys immediately to the left and right of B9.
• B10 is the narrow key between and just behind the six-dot keyboard.
• The six display keys are emulated by the corresponding six dot keys while the joystick is pressed (the joystick must be pressed first).
• The five joystick motions are named Left, Right, Up, Down, and Press.

Note

• There are three display keys at each end of the braille cells. From top to bottom:
  • The three at the left are named Display 1, Display 2, and Display 3.
  • The three at the right are named Display 4, Display 5, and Display 6.

Note

• There are three display keys at each end of the braille cells. From top to bottom:

  • The three at the left are named Display 1, Display 2, and Display 3.
  • The three at the right are named Display 4, Display 5, and Display 6.

• B9 and B10 are the keys immediately to the left and right of the joystick.

• The five joystick motions are named Left, Right, Up, Down, and Press.

Note

• There are three display keys at each end of the braille cells. From top to bottom:
  • The three at the left are named Display 1, Display 2, and Display 3.
  • The three at the right are named Display 4, Display 5, and Display 6.

Note

• There are three display keys at each end of the braille cells. From top to bottom:

  • The three at the left are named Display 1, Display 2, and Display 3.
  • The three at the right are named Display 4, Display 5, and Display 6.

• The command keys are in the middle just behind the cursor routing keys. From left to right these are named Command 1 through Command 7.

• The keys in the upper row on the front are named Front 1, Front 3, Front 5, Front 7, Front 9.

• The keys in the lower row on the front are named Front 2, Front 4, Front 6, Front 8, Front 10.

• The keys in the upper row on the back are named Back 1, Back 3, Back 5, Back 7, Back 9.

• The keys in the lower row on the back are named Back 2, Back 4, Back 6, Back 8, Back 10.

Note

• There are three display keys at each end of the braille cells. From top to bottom:

  • The three at the left are named Display 1, Display 2, and Display 3.
  • The three at the right are named Display 4, Display 5, and Display 6.

• B9 and B10 are the keys immediately to the left and right of the joystick.

• The five joystick motions are named Left, Right, Up, Down, and Press.

Note

• There are three display keys at each end of the braille cells. From top to bottom:

  • The three at the left are named Display 1, Display 2, and Display 3.
  • The three at the right are named Display 4, Display 5, and Display 6.

• B9 and B10 are the keys immediately to the left and right of the joystick.

• The five joystick motions are named Left, Right, Up, Down, and Press.

Note

• There are three display keys at each end of the braille cells. From top to bottom:

  • The three at the left are named Display 1, Display 2, and Display 3.
  • The three at the right are named Display 4, Display 5, and Display 6.

• B9 and B10 are the keys immediately to the left and right of the joystick. If either or both are used in a combination that includes at least one of the Dot 1-6 keys while the device is in 8-dot braille mode, then they become the Dot 7 and Dot 8 keys.

• B11 is the key between the Dot 1 and Dot 4 keys.

• The five joystick motions are named Left, Right, Up, Down, and Press.

Note

The display keys are at both ends of the text cell area, just above it. The two at the left are named Display 1 and Display 2. The large key at the right is named Display 5. The two immediately to its left are named Display 3 and Display 4. The two immediately to its right are named Display 6 and Display 7.

Note

• There are three display keys at each end of the braille cells. From top to bottom:

  • The three at the left are named Display 1, Display 2, and Display 3.
  • The three at the right are named Display 4, Display 5, and Display 6.

• The switches are off when to the left and on when to the right. Switch 1 (upper-left): disable all sensors. Switch 2 (lower-left): scaled vertical sensor line selection. Switch 3 (upper-right): show selected horizontal sensor (all dots raised). Switch 4 (lower-right): enable braille keyboard.

Note

• A six-dot standard braille keyboard is along the back edge of the top. From left to right, its keys are: Dot 3, Dot 2, Dot 1, Dot 4, Dot 5, Dot 6.
• There's a five-position joystick in between Dot 1 and Dot 4.
• Space is the long key in the middle, just in front of the joystick.
• Dot 7 and Dot 8 are the keys immediately to the left and right of Space.
• The rocker to the left of the braille cells emulates the Display 2 key, and the one to the right emulates the Display 5 key.
• Any display key combination can be emulated by pressing the joystick while typing the corresponding combination of the eight dot keys.
• The five joystick motions are named Left, Right, Up, Down, and Press.

Note

• There are three display keys at each end of the braille cells. From top to bottom:

  • The three at the left are named Display 1, Display 2, and Display 3.
  • The three at the right are named Display 4, Display 5, and Display 6.

• The wheels on the display module are identified by their ordinal position (first through fourth) from the left.

• The larger controls on the status module, from left to right, named Status Button 1 through Status Button 4.

• The smaller controls on the status module, from left to right, named Status Key 1 through Status Key 4.

Note

• There are three display keys at each end of the braille cells. From top to bottom:

  • The three at the left are named Display 1, Display 2, and Display 3.
  • The three at the right are named Display 4, Display 5, and Display 6.

• B9 and B10 are the keys immediately to the left and right of the joystick.

• The five joystick motions are named Left, Right, Up, Down, and Press.

Note

• There are three display keys at each end of the braille cells. From top to bottom:

  • The three at the left are named Display 1, Display 2, and Display 3.
  • The three at the right are named Display 4, Display 5, and Display 6.

• B9 and B10 are the keys immediately to the left and right of the joystick.

• The five joystick motions are named Left, Right, Up, Down, and Press.

Note

• B9 is the long key in the middle, just in front of the joystick.
• Dot 7 and Dot 8 are the keys immediately to the left and right of B9.
• B10 is the narrow key between and just behind the six-dot keyboard.
• The six display keys are emulated by the corresponding six dot keys while the joystick is pressed (the joystick must be pressed first).
• The five joystick motions are named Left, Right, Up, Down, and Press.

Note

• There are three display keys at each end of the braille cells. From top to bottom:
  • The three at the left are named Display 1, Display 2, and Display 3.
  • The three at the right are named Display 4, Display 5, and Display 6.

Note

• There are three display keys at each end of the braille cells. From top to bottom:

  • The three at the left are named Display 1, Display 2, and Display 3.
  • The three at the right are named Display 4, Display 5, and Display 6.

• B9 and B10 are the keys immediately to the left and right of the joystick.

• The five joystick motions are named Left, Right, Up, Down, and Press.

Note

• There are three display keys at each end of the braille cells. From top to bottom:
  • The three at the left are named Display 1, Display 2, and Display 3.
  • The three at the right are named Display 4, Display 5, and Display 6.

Note

• There are three display keys at each end of the braille cells. From top to bottom:

  • The three at the left are named Display 1, Display 2, and Display 3.
  • The three at the right are named Display 4, Display 5, and Display 6.

• The command keys are in the middle just behind the cursor routing keys. From left to right these are named Command 1 through Command 7.

• The keys in the upper row on the front are named Front 1, Front 3, Front 5, Front 7, Front 9.

• The keys in the lower row on the front are named Front 2, Front 4, Front 6, Front 8, Front 10.

• The keys in the upper row on the back are named Back 1, Back 3, Back 5, Back 7, Back 9.

• The keys in the lower row on the back are named Back 2, Back 4, Back 6, Back 8, Back 10.