Narrator supports the following Papenmeier braille displays on Windows.
Supported Papermeier braille displays
To learn more about braille in Narrator, see Chapter 8: Using Narrator with braille.
For a list of all supported braille displays, see Appendix C: Supported braille displays.
BrailleX 2D Lite
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX 2D Lite model.
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Routing Key refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The keys to the left of the status cells are named Status .1 through Status .13.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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Paste |
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Rectangular copy to character |
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Search forward for clipboard text |
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Search backward for clipboard text |
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Go left one character |
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Go right one character |
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Go left half a braille window |
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Go right half a braille window |
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Go to screen cursor |
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Go back after cursor tracking |
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Bring screen cursor to character |
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Go up to the nearest line with different content |
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Go down to the nearest line with different content |
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Go up to the nearest line with different highlighting |
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Go down to the nearest line with different highlighting |
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Go to up to the first line of paragraph |
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Go down to the first line of next paragraph |
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Go up several lines |
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Go down several lines |
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Go up to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Go down to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Enter or leave help display |
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Enter or leave command learn mode |
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Enter or leave status display |
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Set screen image frozen |
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Set screen image unfrozen |
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Show current date and time |
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Toggle input learning |
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BrailleX 2D Screen Soft
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX 2D Screen Soft model.
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There are 13 keys on the front. The rectangular key at the center is named Shift. The square keys immediately to its left and right are named Home and End. The left and right bars are named Up and Down. The four square keys at the very left are named Dot 7, Dot 3, Dot 2, Dot 1. The four square keys at the very right are named Dot 4, Dot 5, Dot 6, Dot 8.
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The keys to the left of the status cells are named Status .1 through Status .22.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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Append to clipboard from character |
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Search backward for clipboard text |
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Search forward for clipboard text |
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Rectangular copy to character |
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Switch to braille input mode |
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Go left one character |
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Go right one character |
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Go left half a braille window |
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Go right half a braille window |
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Place left end of braille window at character |
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Go up to the nearest line with different content |
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Go up to the nearest line with different highlighting |
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Go up to the first line of paragraph |
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Go down to the nearest line with different content |
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Go down to the nearest line with different highlighting |
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Go down to the first line of next paragraph |
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Go up to the previous command prompt |
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Go down to the next command prompt |
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Go up several lines |
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Go down several lines |
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Go up to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Go down to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Go up to the nearest line with different character |
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Go down to the nearest line with different character |
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Enter or leave help display |
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Enter or leave command learn mode |
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Enter or leave status display |
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Set screen image frozen |
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Set screen image unfrozen |
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Show current date and time |
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BrailleX Compact 486
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX Compact 486 model.
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
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Primary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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Rectangular copy to character |
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Search backward for clipboard text |
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Search forward for clipboard text |
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Go up to the nearest line with different content |
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Go down to the nearest line with different content |
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Go up to the nearest line with different highlighting |
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Go down to the nearest line with different highlighting |
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Go up to the first line of paragraph |
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Go down to the first line of next paragraph |
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Go up several lines |
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Go down several lines |
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Go up to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Go down to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Go to screen cursor |
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Go left one character |
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Go right one character |
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Go left half a braille window |
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Go right half a braille window |
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BrailleX Compact/Tiny
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX Compact/Tiny model.
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Routing Key refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
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Primary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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Rectangular copy to character |
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Search backward for clipboard text |
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Search forward for clipboard text |
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Go up to the nearest line with different content |
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Go down to the nearest line with different content |
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Go up to the nearest line with different highlighting |
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Go down to the nearest line with different highlighting |
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Go up to the first line of paragraph |
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Go down to the first line of next paragraph |
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Go up several lines |
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Go down several lines |
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Go up to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Go down to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Go to screen cursor |
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Go left one character |
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Go right one character |
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Go left half a braille window |
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Go right half a braille window |
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BrailleX EL 2D-40
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL 2D-40 model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The keys to the left of the status cells are named Status .1 through Status .13.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
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The rockers at each side of the top that stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Switch.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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Append to clipboard from character |
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Go up to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Go down to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Enter or leave help display |
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Enter or leave command learn mode |
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Enter or leave status display |
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Set screen image frozen |
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Set screen image unfrozen |
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Show current date and time |
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Go to screen cursor |
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Place left end of braille window at character |
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BrailleX EL 2D-66
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL 2D-66 model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The keys to the left of the status cells are named Status .1 through Status .13.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
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The rockers at each side of the top that stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Switch.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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Append to clipboard from character |
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Go up to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Go down to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Enter or leave help display |
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Enter or leave command learn mode |
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Enter or leave status display |
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Set screen image frozen |
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Set screen image unfrozen |
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Show current date and time |
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Go to screen cursor |
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Place left end of braille window at character |
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BrailleX EL 2D-80
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL 2D-80 model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The keys to the left of the status cells are named Status .1 through Status .20.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
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The rockers at each side of the top that stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Switch.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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Place left end of braille window at character |
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Append to clipboard from character |
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Rectangular copy to character |
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Go up to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Go down to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Enter or leave help display |
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Enter or leave command learn mode |
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Enter or leave status display |
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Set screen image frozen |
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Set screen image unfrozen |
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Show current date and time |
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Go to screen cursor |
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BrailleX EL2D-80s
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL2D-80s model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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Routing Key 2 refers to the row of keys behind the Routing Key 1 row.
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The keys to the left of the status cells are named Status .1 through Status .20.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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Place left end of braille window at character |
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Append to clipboard from character |
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Rectangular copy to character |
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Go up to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Go down to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Enter or leave help display |
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Enter or leave command learn mode |
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Enter or leave status display |
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Set screen image frozen |
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Set screen image unfrozen |
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Show current date and time |
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Go to screen cursor |
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BrailleX EL40c
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL40c model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can only be moved one step in each direction (left, right, up, down). To emulate the second step, also press any of the lower routing keys (those in the row just behind the text cells).
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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Routing Key 2 refers to the row of keys behind the Routing Key 1 row.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Enter or leave help display |
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Enter or leave command learn mode |
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Enter or leave status display |
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Set screen image frozen or unfrozen |
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Go to screen cursor |
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BrailleX EL 40 P
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL 40 P model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The rocker at the left side of the top that doesn't stay when pressed is named the Left Key.
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The rockers at each side of the top that stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Switch.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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Place left end of braille window at character |
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Append to clipboard from character |
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Rectangular copy to character |
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Enter or leave status display |
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Set screen image frozen or unfrozen |
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Go to screen cursor |
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BrailleX EL40s
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL40s model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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Append to clipboard from character |
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Rectangular copy to character |
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Place left end of braille window at character |
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Go up to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Go down to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Enter or leave help display |
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Enter or leave command learn mode |
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Enter or leave status display |
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Set screen image frozen or unfrozen |
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Go to screen cursor |
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BrailleX EL60c
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL60c model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can only be moved one step in each direction (left, right, up, down). To emulate the second step, also press any of the lower routing keys (those in the row just behind the text cells).
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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Routing Key 2 refers to the row of keys behind the Routing Key 1 row.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Enter or leave help display |
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Enter or leave command learn mode |
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Enter or leave status display |
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Set screen image frozen or unfrozen |
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Go to screen cursor |
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BrailleX EL66s
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL66s model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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Routing Key 2 refers to the row of keys behind the Routing Key 1 row.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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Append to clipboard from character |
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Rectangular copy to character |
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Place left end of braille window at character |
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Go up to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Go down to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Enter or leave help display |
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Enter or leave command learn mode |
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Enter or leave status display |
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Set screen image frozen or unfrozen |
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Go to screen cursor |
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BrailleX EL70s
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL70s model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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Routing Key 2 refers to the row of keys behind the Routing Key 1 row.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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Append to clipboard from character |
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Rectangular copy to character |
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Place left end of braille window at character |
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Go up to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Go down to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Enter or leave help display |
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Enter or leave command learn mode |
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Enter or leave status display |
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Set screen image frozen or unfrozen |
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Go to screen cursor |
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BrailleX EL80c
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL80c model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can only be moved one step in each direction (left, right, up, down). To emulate the second step, also press any of the lower routing keys (those in the row just behind the text cells).
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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Routing Key 2 refers to the row of keys behind the Routing Key 1 row.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Enter or leave help display |
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Enter or leave command learn mode |
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Enter or leave status display |
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Set screen image frozen or unfrozen |
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Go to screen cursor |
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BrailleX EL80-II
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL80-II model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The keys behind the status cells are named Status .1 and Status .2.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
|
Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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Append to clipboard from character |
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Rectangular copy to character |
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Place left end of braille window at character |
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Go up to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Go down to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Enter or leave help display |
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Enter or leave command learn mode |
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Enter or leave status display |
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Set screen image frozen or unfrozen |
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Go to screen cursor |
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BrailleX EL 80
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL 80 model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The keys behind the status cells are named Status .1 and Status .2.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
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The rockers at each side of the top that stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Switch.
|
Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
|
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Select navigation mode |
|
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
|
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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Append to clipboard from character |
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Rectangular copy to character |
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Place left end of braille window at character |
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Go up to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Go down to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Enter or leave help display |
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Enter or leave command learn mode |
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Enter or leave status display |
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Set screen image frozen or unfrozen |
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Go to screen cursor |
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BrailleX EL80s
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL80s model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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Routing Key 2 refers to the row of keys behind the Routing Key 1 row.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
|
Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
|
|
Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
|
|
Append to clipboard from character |
|
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Rectangular copy to character |
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Place left end of braille window at character |
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Go up to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Go down to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Enter or leave help display |
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Enter or leave command learn mode |
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Enter or leave status display |
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Set screen image frozen or unfrozen |
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Go to screen cursor |
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BrailleX Elba 20
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX Elba 20 model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The left and right keys are emulated. Enter key emulation mode by pressing Thumb 1 + Thumb 2 (Left Windows + Right Windows). Then press:
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Left Key Rear: Left Thumb (Left Windows)
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Left Key Front: Space + Left Thumb (Context + Left Windows)
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Right Key Rear: Right Thumb (Right Windows)
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Right Key Front: Space + Right Thumb (Context + Right Windows)
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The left and right switches are emulated. Enter key emulation mode by pressing Thumb 1 + Thumb 2 (Left Windows + Right Windows). Then press:
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Left Switch Rear: Dot 1 (f)
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Left Switch Center: Dot 2 (d)
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Left Switch Front: Dot 3 (s)
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Right Switch Rear: Dot 4 (j)
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Right Switch Center: Dot 5 (k)
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Right Switch Front: Dot 6 (l)
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Center both switches: Dot 7 (a)
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|
Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
|
Primary action |
|
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
|
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Select navigation mode |
|
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Start text selection at specified character |
|
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
|
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
|
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Append to clipboard from character |
|
|
Rectangular copy to character |
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Place left end of braille window at character |
|
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Go up to the nearest line with less indent than character |
|
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Go down to the nearest line with less indent than character |
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Enter or leave help display |
|
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Enter or leave command learn mode |
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Enter or leave status display |
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Set screen image frozen or unfrozen |
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|
Go to screen cursor |
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BrailleX Elba 32
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX Elba 32 model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The left and right keys are emulated. Enter key emulation mode by pressing Thumb 1 + Thumb 2 (Left Windows + Right Windows). Then press:
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Left Key Rear: Left Thumb (Left Windows)
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Left Key Front: Space + Left Thumb (Context + Left Windows)
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Right Key Rear: Right Thumb (Right Windows)
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Right Key Front: Space + Right Thumb (Context + Right Windows)
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The left and right switches are emulated. Enter key emulation mode by pressing Thumb 1 + Thumb 2 (Left Windows + Right Windows). Then press:
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Left Switch Rear: Dot 1 (f)
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Left Switch Center: Dot 2 (d)
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Left Switch Front: Dot 3 (s)
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Right Switch Rear: Dot 4 (j)
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Right Switch Center: Dot 5 (k)
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Right Switch Front: Dot 6 (l)
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Center both switches: Dot 7 (a)
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|
Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
|
Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
|
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
|
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Start text selection at specified character |
|
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
|
|
Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
|
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Append to clipboard from character |
|
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Rectangular copy to character |
|
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Place left end of braille window at character |
|
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Go up to the nearest line with less indent than character |
|
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Go down to the nearest line with less indent than character |
|
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Enter or leave help display |
|
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Enter or leave command learn mode |
|
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Enter or leave status display |
|
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Set screen image frozen or unfrozen |
|
|
Go to screen cursor |
|
BrailleX Elba (Trio 20)
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX Elba (Trio 20) model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
|
Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
|
Primary action |
|
|
Secondary action |
|
|
Show context menu |
|
|
Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
|
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Braille next |
|
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Braille previous |
|
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
|
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Select navigation mode |
|
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Start text selection at specified character |
|
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
|
|
Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
|
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Append to clipboard from character |
|
|
Rectangular copy to character |
|
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Place left end of braille window at character |
|
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Go up to the nearest line with less indent than character |
|
|
Go down to the nearest line with less indent than character |
|
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Enter or leave help display |
|
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Enter or leave command learn mode |
|
|
Enter or leave status display |
|
|
Set screen image frozen or unfrozen |
|
|
Go to screen cursor |
|
BrailleX Elba (Trio 32)
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX Elba (Trio 32) model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
-
The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
|
Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
|
Primary action |
|
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Secondary action |
|
|
Show context menu |
|
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
|
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Braille end |
|
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Braille next |
|
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Braille previous |
|
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Braille first |
|
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Braille last |
|
|
Select navigation mode |
|
|
Start text selection at specified character |
|
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
|
|
Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
|
|
Append to clipboard from character |
|
|
Rectangular copy to character |
|
|
Place left end of braille window at character |
|
|
Go up to the nearest line with less indent than character |
|
|
Go down to the nearest line with less indent than character |
|
|
Enter or leave help display |
|
|
Enter or leave command learn mode |
|
|
Enter or leave status display |
|
|
Set screen image frozen or unfrozen |
|
|
Go to screen cursor |
|
BrailleX IB 80 CR Soft
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX IB 80 CR Soft model.
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The keys behind the status cells are named Status .1 through Status .4.
|
Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
|
Primary action |
|
|
Secondary action |
|
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Show context menu |
|
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Pan braille right |
|
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Pan braille left |
|
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Braille home |
|
|
Braille end |
|
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Braille next |
|
|
Braille previous |
|
|
Braille first |
|
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Braille last |
|
|
Start text selection at specified character |
|
|
Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
|
|
Paste |
|
|
Rectangular copy to character |
|
|
Search forward for clipboard text |
|
|
Search backward for clipboard text |
|
|
Go left one character |
|
|
Go right one character |
|
|
Go left half a braille window |
|
|
Go right half a braille window |
|
|
Go to screen cursor |
|
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Go back after cursor tracking |
|
|
Bring screen cursor to character |
|
|
Go up to the nearest line with different content |
|
|
Go down to the nearest line with different content |
|
|
Go up to the nearest line with different highlighting |
|
|
Go down to the nearest line with different highlighting |
|
|
Go to up to the first line of paragraph |
|
|
Go down to the first line of next paragraph |
|
|
Go up several lines |
|
|
Go down several lines |
|
|
Go up to the nearest line with less indent than character |
|
|
Go down to the nearest line with less indent than character |
|
|
Enter or leave help display |
|
|
Enter or leave command learn mode |
|
|
Enter or leave status display |
|
BrailleX Live
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX Live model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can only be moved one step in each direction (left, right, up, down). To emulate the second step, also press any of the lower routing keys (those in the row just behind the text cells).
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
|
Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
|
Primary action |
|
|
Secondary action |
|
|
Show context menu |
|
|
Pan braille right |
|
|
Pan braille left |
|
|
Braille home |
|
|
Braille end |
|
|
Braille next |
|
|
Braille previous |
|
|
Braille first |
|
|
Braille last |
|
|
Select navigation mode |
|
|
Start text selection at specified character |
|
|
End text selection and copy to clipboard |
|
|
Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
|
|
Append to clipboard from character |
|
|
Rectangular copy to character |
|
|
Enter or leave help display |
|
|
Enter or leave command learn mode |
|
|
Enter or leave status display |
|
|
Set screen image frozen or unfrozen |
|
|
Go to screen cursor |
|
BrailleX Trio
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX Trio model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
|
Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
|
Primary action |
|
|
Secondary action |
|
|
Show context menu |
|
|
Pan braille right |
|
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Pan braille left |
|
|
Braille home |
|
|
Braille end |
|
|
Braille next |
|
|
Braille previous |
|
|
Braille first |
|
|
Braille last |
|
|
Select navigation mode |
|
|
Start text selection at specified character |
|
|
End text selection and copy to clipboard |
|
|
Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
|
|
Append to clipboard from character |
|
|
Rectangular copy to character |
|
|
Place left end of braille window at character |
|
|
Go up to the nearest line with less indent than character |
|
|
Go down to the nearest line with less indent than character |
|
|
Enter or leave help display |
|
|
Enter or leave command learn mode |
|
|
Enter or leave status display |
|
|
Set screen image frozen or unfrozen |
|
|
Go to screen cursor |
|
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Supported Papermeier braille displays
To learn more about braille in Narrator, see Chapter 8: Using Narrator with braille.
For a list of all supported braille displays, see Appendix C: Supported braille displays.
BrailleX 2D Lite (plus)
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX 2D Lite (plus) model.
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Routing Key refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The keys to the left of the status cells are named Status .1 through Status .13.
|
Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
|
Primary action |
|
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Secondary action |
|
|
Show context menu |
|
|
Pan braille right |
|
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Pan braille left |
|
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
|
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Braille previous |
|
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Braille first |
|
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Braille last |
|
|
Select navigation mode |
|
|
Start text selection at specified character |
|
|
Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
|
BrailleX 2D Screen Soft
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX 2D Screen Soft model.
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There are 13 keys on the front. The rectangular key at the center is named Shift. The square keys immediately to its left and right are named Home and End. The left and right bars are named Up and Down. The four square keys at the very left are named Dot 7, Dot 3, Dot 2, Dot 1. The four square keys at the very right are named Dot 4, Dot 5, Dot 6, Dot 8.
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The keys to the left of the status cells are named Status .1 through Status .22.
|
Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
|
Primary action |
|
|
Secondary action |
|
|
Show context menu |
|
|
Pan braille right |
|
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Pan braille left |
|
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Braille home |
|
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Braille end |
|
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Braille next |
|
|
Braille previous |
|
|
Braille first |
|
|
Braille last |
|
|
Select navigation mode |
|
|
Start text selection at specified character |
|
|
End text selection and copy to clipboard |
|
|
Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
|
|
Toggle braille keyboard |
|
BrailleX Compact 486
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX Compact 486 model.
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
|
Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
|
Primary action |
|
|
Show context menu |
|
|
Pan braille right |
|
|
Pan braille left |
|
|
Braille home |
|
|
Braille end |
|
|
Braille next |
|
|
Braille previous |
|
|
Braille first |
|
|
Braille last |
|
|
Start text selection at specified character |
|
|
Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
|
BrailleX Compact/Tiny
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX Compact/Tiny model.
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Routing Key refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
|
Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
|
Primary action |
|
|
Show context menu |
|
|
Pan braille right |
|
|
Pan braille left |
|
|
Braille home |
|
|
Braille end |
|
|
Braille next |
|
|
Braille previous |
|
|
Braille first |
|
|
Braille last |
|
|
Start text selection at specified character |
|
|
Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
|
BrailleX EL 2D-40
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL 2D-40 model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
-
Routing Key refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
-
The keys to the left of the status cells are named Status .1 through Status .13.
-
The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
-
The rockers at each side of the top that stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Switch.
|
Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
|
Primary action |
|
|
Secondary action |
|
|
Show context menu |
|
|
Pan braille right |
|
|
Pan braille left |
|
|
Braille home |
|
|
Braille end |
|
|
Braille next |
|
|
Braille previous |
|
|
Braille first |
|
|
Braille last |
|
|
Select navigation mode |
|
|
Start text selection at specified character |
|
|
End text selection and copy to clipboard |
|
|
Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
|
BrailleX EL 2D-66
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL 2D-66 model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
-
Routing Key refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
-
The keys to the left of the status cells are named Status .1 through Status .13.
-
The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
-
The rockers at each side of the top that stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Switch.
|
Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
|
Primary action |
|
|
Secondary action |
|
|
Show context menu |
|
|
Pan braille right |
|
|
Pan braille left |
|
|
Braille home |
|
|
Braille end |
|
|
Braille next |
|
|
Braille previous |
|
|
Braille first |
|
|
Braille last |
|
|
Select navigation mode |
|
|
Start text selection at specified character |
|
|
End text selection and copy to clipboard |
|
|
Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
|
BrailleX EL 2D-80
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL 2D-80 model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
-
Routing Key refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
-
The keys to the left of the status cells are named Status .1 through Status .20.
-
The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
-
The rockers at each side of the top that stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Switch.
|
Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
|
Primary action |
|
|
Secondary action |
|
|
Show context menu |
|
|
Pan braille right |
|
|
Pan braille left |
|
|
Braille home |
|
|
Braille end |
|
|
Braille next |
|
|
Braille previous |
|
|
Braille first |
|
|
Braille last |
|
|
Select navigation mode |
|
|
Start text selection at specified character |
|
|
End text selection and copy to clipboard |
|
|
Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
|
BrailleX EL2D-80s
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL2D-80s model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
-
Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
-
Routing Key 2 refers to the row of keys behind the Routing Key 1 row.
-
The keys to the left of the status cells are named Status .1 through Status .20.
-
The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
|
Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
|
Primary action |
|
|
Secondary action |
|
|
Show context menu |
|
|
Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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BrailleX EL40c
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL40c model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can only be moved one step in each direction (left, right, up, down). To emulate the second step, also press any of the lower routing keys (those in the row just behind the text cells).
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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Routing Key 2 refers to the row of keys behind the Routing Key 1 row.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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BrailleX EL 40 P
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL 40 P model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The rocker at the left side of the top that doesn't stay when pressed is named the Left Key.
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The rockers at each side of the top that stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Switch.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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BrailleX EL40s
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL40s model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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BrailleX EL60c
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL60c model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can only be moved one step in each direction (left, right, up, down). To emulate the second step, also press any of the lower routing keys (those in the row just behind the text cells).
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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Routing Key 2 refers to the row of keys behind the Routing Key 1 row.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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BrailleX EL66s
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL66s model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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Routing Key 2 refers to the row of keys behind the Routing Key 1 row.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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BrailleX EL70s
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL70s model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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Routing Key 2 refers to the row of keys behind the Routing Key 1 row.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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BrailleX EL80c
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL80c model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can only be moved one step in each direction (left, right, up, down). To emulate the second step, also press any of the lower routing keys (those in the row just behind the text cells).
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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Routing Key 2 refers to the row of keys behind the Routing Key 1 row.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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BrailleX EL80-II
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL80-II model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The keys behind the status cells are named Status .1 and Status .2.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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BrailleX EL 80
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL 80 model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The keys behind the status cells are named Status .1 and Status .2.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
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The rockers at each side of the top that stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Switch.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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BrailleX EL80s
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX EL80s model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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Routing Key 2 refers to the row of keys behind the Routing Key 1 row.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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BrailleX Elba 20
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX Elba 20 model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The left and right keys are emulated. Enter key emulation mode by pressing Thumb 1 + Thumb 2 (Left Windows + Right Windows). Then press:
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Left Key Rear: Left Thumb (Left Windows)
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Left Key Front: Space + Left Thumb (Context + Left Windows)
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Right Key Rear: Right Thumb (Right Windows)
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Right Key Front: Space + Right Thumb (Context + Right Windows)
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The left and right switches are emulated. Enter key emulation mode by pressing Thumb 1 + Thumb 2 (Left Windows + Right Windows). Then press:
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Left Switch Rear: Dot 1 (f)
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Left Switch Center: Dot 2 (d)
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Left Switch Front: Dot 3 (s)
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Right Switch Rear: Dot 4 (j)
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Right Switch Center: Dot 5 (k)
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Right Switch Front: Dot 6 (l)
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Center both switches: Dot 7 (a)
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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BrailleX Elba 32
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX Elba 32 model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The left and right keys are emulated. Enter key emulation mode by pressing Thumb 1 + Thumb 2 (Left Windows + Right Windows). Then press:
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Left Key Rear: Left Thumb (Left Windows)
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Left Key Front: Space + Left Thumb (Context + Left Windows)
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Right Key Rear: Right Thumb (Right Windows)
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Right Key Front: Space + Right Thumb (Context + Right Windows)
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The left and right switches are emulated. Enter key emulation mode by pressing Thumb 1 + Thumb 2 (Left Windows + Right Windows). Then press:
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Left Switch Rear: Dot 1 (f)
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Left Switch Center: Dot 2 (d)
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Left Switch Front: Dot 3 (s)
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Right Switch Rear: Dot 4 (j)
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Right Switch Center: Dot 5 (k)
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Right Switch Front: Dot 6 (l)
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Center both switches: Dot 7 (a)
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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BrailleX Elba (Trio 20)
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX Elba (Trio 20) model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
|
Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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BrailleX Elba (Trio 32)
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX Elba (Trio 32) model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
|
Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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BrailleX IB 80 CR Soft
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX IB 80 CR Soft model.
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The keys behind the status cells are named Status .1 through Status .4.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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BrailleX Live
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX Live model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can only be moved one step in each direction (left, right, up, down). To emulate the second step, also press any of the lower routing keys (those in the row just behind the text cells).
-
Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
-
The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
|
Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
|
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Start text selection at specified character |
|
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
|
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
|
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Toggle braille keyboard |
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BrailleX Trio
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your Papenmeier BrailleX Trio model.
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The long key on the front is the Easy Access Bar. It can be moved two steps in each direction (left, right, up, down).
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Routing Key 1 refers to the row of keys just behind the text cells.
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The rockers at each side of the top that don't stay when pressed are named the Left and Right Key.
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
|---|---|
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
|
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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Toggle braille keyboard |
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