Hi Listers,
I think I have to send my BN in for repair again.  It hasn't even back with me 
for 6 weeks yet.  The dot 5 in cell 3 on the display is not working.  
Interesting it worked like less than 4 hours ago.  I exercised the Braille 
display of like 20 minutes and nothing.  I cleaned the Braille display with a 
warm damp washcloth nothing.  Maybe third time is the charm to fix the BN?
Does anyone have any ideas? I don't want to send it in for repair but I do use 
my BN as a teaching tool and somehow not having all six dots in a cell seems 
like a cruel trick for Braille readers.
I wish there was some way users could buy replacement cells and insert them 
themselves.  I know there has been an article on the Internet for some time by 
a company that is trying to produce a full one-page Braille display.  The 
article discusses this issue and offers solutions because this company's 
Braille display wasn't made from the pins.  I always wish that companz would 
get their display on the market.  If anyone is interested in reading the 
article the link is
www.wyfiwyg.com

I think the article is under a link called White Paper Tactile Dynamics.
Does the new PK Braille display have a way that the user could replace the 
Braille cells independently?
I have not dropped my unit or spilled anything on it or eaten around it.  First 
it loses imqrtant information in a file,  impotant, then it
 loses a dot, I shudder to think what it will lose next.
I'm also worried that if I send my BN in for repair they fix it and send it 
back how will I know when it comes back that all the dots are working? One of 
the dots on another cell might get ruined in transit.  I hate gambling.  
Especially with a machine that costs so much money.
Has anyone else had to send ;the unit in 3 times within a matter of less than 
three months?
We have discussed on this list the idea of replacing units after they have been 
repaired so many times.  I don't know that I would want that option but I would 
like something.  Good thing I'm going to the post office tomorrow.
Does anyone have any ideas on how to find the missing dot? Thanks!
Lisa


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