Hello All,
you can purchase a serial cable with a 25 pin to 9 pin connection, this is 
purchased from Humanware for $15 plus shipping.
If you want the bluetooth device, do a search on google for bluetake and look 
for the bluetake 250 I believe, I don't remember what the cost of this device 
was, because I oped for the serial cable the least expensive.
Robert

> ----- Original Message -----
>From: "James Aldrich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: "Braillenote List" <[email protected]
>Date: Sat, 21 Jan 2006 11:59:31 -0800
>Subject: Re: [Braillenote] Embossing

>Hello Kevin,

>Read 6.1.1 in your M-power manual.  This of course is the most expensive
>way to emboss with an M-power.  It is something like $160 to $250 to get
>this device.  I purchased an infrared adapter device from the manufacturer
>of my embosser which cost $72.  The infrared port on the BN is used to send
>the information to the embosser.  The device hooks into the parallel port
>of the embosser.  I haven't tried mine yet but I'm certain it will work
>fine.  There is suppose to be some kind of bluetooth device out there as
>well.  A generic USB to parallel cable with or without a need to load
>drivers won't work.

>You can use a serial port if it is a nine pin port.  Otherwise you will
>need adapters to convert a twenty-five pin to a nine pin serial port.  It
>is a pain but this is what one must do.

>Jim Aldrich

>At 05:39 PM 01/20/2006 , you wrote:
>>Hey List-
>>I was wondering since there isn't a parallel port avaliable on the
>>BrailleNote mPower; what other option would be avaliable for embossing
>>such as: using either USB or the serial port and if I do, what do I need
>>for it to work.
>>K, much thanks would be appreciated.
>>Kevin

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