I used a PowerBraille on a computer with a serial to USB cable for years.
It was a bit wonky getting it set up, but once set up, it worked
flawlessly for years.
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Dan Rossi
Carnegie Mellon University.
E-Mail: d...@andrew.cmu.edu
Tel:(412) 268-9081
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Please explain further Mr. Dan, what you had to do.
David Ferrin
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I believe that tomorrow is another day, and I'll probably screw that one up
too.
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From: Dan Rossi d...@andrew.cmu.edu
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It was a long time ago, but I had to do a lot of googling to find a driver
that would actually work on XP. The cable came with a driver that didn't
seem to do crap on an XP box.
Then, it installed it to a simulated com port with a number high enough, I
think, that JAWS wouldn't recognize it
hi
I have been trying to get a braille embosser connected to my computer
through an USB adapter and have never actually managed to get the system to
work. So, I am all ears on how to cause the USB adapter to function in a way
that allows the software to talk to the peripheral device.
God
Depending on the age of your embosser, version of JAWS, and USB to serial
device, you may have to play with some of the settings.
You must check what com port your USB to Serial device installed as, and
make sure that coincides with your embosser. Also check the baud rate,
data bits, stop
Hi folks, The subject line, pretty much says it all. Are any of you using a
power Braille display with a laptop? If so, did you need to get some kind of a
cord that would convert a serial/parallel unit work with a USB device?
Thank you very much for any answers! Vicky
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