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GW Micro - Braille Sense - FAQ
A: It is a notetaker for people who are not sighted. A: It has a Perkins style Braille keyboard. A: At this time, there is not a QWERTY keyboard version available. However, it is possible to connect a USB or Bluetooth keyboard to the Braille Sense Plus. A: It has 9 Braille keys, 4 function keys, 32 cursor routing keys, and 4 scroll keys. A: 32 A: Yes A: Yes. The Braille Sense Plus supports Daisy 3.0. A: No. The Braille Sense Plus is self voicing, using the Eloquence synthesizer. A: Yes, it comes with a detachable lithium-ion rechargeable battery. A: Yes, the Braille Sense Plus is the only Braille notetaker on the market that has an LCD screen to allow sighted people to see what you are typing if you have the LCD turned on. A: Yes, it can do this via the serial port AND the USB client port. So, if your computer has a USB port and not a serial port, you will still be able to use the Braille Sense Plus as a Braille display for your computer. In order for Window-Eyes to work with the Braille Sense Plus as a Braille display via the USB client port, you will need to install a file for Window-Eyes, which is available on our website at www.gwmicro.com/kb1043. A: No, you cannot install Winamp because you cannot install third-party applications, but there is no need to do so. The Braille Sense Plus has its own built-in media player, which plays MP3, WAV, WMA, OGG, WMV, MPA, WAX, M3U, and PLS files. A: Yes, you can synchronize your contacts and calendar between the Braille Sense Plus and Microsoft Outlook 2003 and Outlook 2007. A: Yes A: It is based on Windows CE.NET version 5.0 A: 9.8" (width) by 5" (depth) by 1.5" (heigth) A: 2 lbs. A: Intel X-Scale (PXA270) A: 8 GB A: 128 MB A: Yes, the Braille Sense Plus can connect to a computer monitor through the built-in VGA port. If you connect the Braille Sense Plus to a computer monitor, sighted people will be able to see what you are typing. A: Yes, the Braille Sense Plus has a 10/100 Base-T built-in Ethernet port A: Yes, the Braille Sense Plus can be connected to an ink printer or Braille embosser via the parallel port or the USB port. A: The Braille Sense Plus works with HP printers (Level 3 PCL or higher). A: Yes, please contact GW Micro for prices on supported USB memory sticks. A: Yes, please contact GW Micro for prices on supported CF memory cards A: Yes, the Braille Sense Plus can be connected to a wireless network using its built-in wireless capabilities. It can connect to a wireless network using 802.11b or 802.11g A: It supports WEP and WPA. WPA2 is coming soon. We recommend using WPA because it is more secure. A: The Braille Sense Plus has 2 memory cards slots. It has 1 CF slot and 1 SD slot, which also supports high-capacity SD cards. A: The Braille Sense Plus has 2 USB ports. It has one USB Type A port for connecting USB memory sticks, keyboards, and other devices. It has one USB Mini-Type B port for connecting the Braille Sense Plus to a computer to act as a refreshable Braille display. A: Yes, via the external microphone jack or the built-in microphone. A: Yes A: Yes A: Yes A: Yes A: Yes, a CF modem can be used with the Braille Sense Plus. Contact GW Micro for pricing. A: No, not at this time. A: Yes, the Braille Sense Plus can do this even if is turned off. You can set the alarm to sound at the time of your appointment, or at a time you specify before the appointment. For example, you can set the alarm to sound one hour before your appointment. A: Approximately 4 to 6 hours for the initial charge when you first receive your unit. After that, when the unit is turned off, it will take approximately three hours to charge the battery. A: The Braille Sense Plus has a one-year parts and labor warranty with the exception of the battery, which is 6 months. Contact GW Micro for pricing on extended warranties. |
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