Thanks, Don; thanks Robert. I should, perhaps, have been alerted
to this situation by finding setup for the wireless lan nested
under internet setup.
When I sent my message last night, it was really not intended as
a trick question. But I had not thought of bluetooth
connectivity, having never worked with it except to pair my
Book-sense with the bluetooth earphones. Reading your messages,
however, somehow sparked that memory. Sections 12.1 and 12.2 of
the Braille-sense manual discuss Bluetooth and, if I read them
correctly, say that there are several bluetooth services by which
one can transfer files back and forth between the Braille-sense
and a compatibly equipped computer. It seems, however, that
bluetooth installations may differ in the services they offer.
So my next question is whether GW Micro has approved any
bluetooth devices or versions as capable of getting the most out
of the Braille-sense's current bluetooth capabilities.
Steve Speicher
421 S. 9th Street, Suite 205
Lincoln, NE 68508
Tel.: (402) 475-8355
Fax: (402) 475-8359
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