BrailleNote includes the ability to hook it up to a visual display unit
and display the output in text form so that sighted teachers can view
what's being displayed on the BrailleNote. However, I don't believe
bluetooth is supported, only serial or infra-red connections are
available. If you want to hook it up to a PDA/other PC device, and use a
bluetooth connection, I think that's possible, but am not sure. Anyone
shed some light on this please? Thanks
Keith Christian wrote:
Hello,
I need to gain visual access to what students are doing on a Braille
Note. What is the best way of doing this in a classroom setting?
Is it possible to use the Blue Tooth to communicate with an inexpensive
PDA laptop, or desk top computer? USB could work as well.
Thanks for your ideas,
Keith
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