Hi all.
I received an Apple Watch 4th Gen as a gift to help me keep track of my pulse.
I've discovered some of how to use this watch, but I'm still unsure of a lot of
the Watch OS. I'm understanding, for example, the watch has a touch screen like
an iPhone, and I interact with it the same way
Hello again, Listers,
I'm continuing to play with my new Orbit Reader 20 plus and my iPhone 8, and
continuing to grapple with the extra capitalization. My latest discovery is
that if I write in computer braille grade 1, where I can view the characters
individally, the problem doesn't exist.
The only thing I did not like about the Writer is that when i backspaced
something, it would not tell me what i was deleting. Other than that, I love it!
Jenn
Jenn and Kumi
> On Mar 2, 2022, at 8:29 AM, Brandon A. Olivares
> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I've been seeing discussion of the Orbit
I've only had the Orbit Reader for a week, and "stand alone" mode, which
requires using the SD card seems somewhat confusing. I'm using it specifically
with my phone and using the iPhone commands. It's purpose is to be used mostly
when traveling. I have written some notes using Voice Dream
Hi Kevin,
I have an AppleWatch and I’ll try to give you some information. As for the
hourly thin, i don’t think there is a way to get it to tell you what time it is
on the hour without the sound. There are some tutorials on AppleVis that were
done back in 2015 that are somewhat valuable today.
Hi,
I've been seeing discussion of the Orbit Reader on the list. This prompted me
to look up the product as I had never heard of it before.
That's when I discovered the Orbit Writer. I'm wondering if anyone here has
used it and what your impression of it is? I don't care as much right now
Hi, Brandon,
I just purchased one right before Christmas and absolutely love it. It is very
sleek and fits right in my purse. It pears almost instantly, and there is no
lag with the keyboard input. I am self-employed and always writing messages on
the go. Worth the money for sure.
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If you are creating a note on your Orbit in stand-alone mode, does this problem
occur?
Next, if you use the buffer edit mode and send what you have written to the
phone does the problem occur?
You cannot put hard returns in the buffer edit mode, and the VoiceOver feedback
when sending to the
I prefer my Hable One. I wouldn't touch an orbit writer. I like that
my Hable One has fewer keys then the orbit writer. I also don't have
to go into voice over accessibility then braille settings just to
connect my Hable One. I just turn on my Hable, go to bluetooth
settings and there it is.
Hi,
In addition to the great information from Jennie )see below), Brent Harbolt of
the Harbolt Company also did a paid Apple Watch tutorial recently. Here’s the
link:
Apple Watch OS Tutorial. Great for Any Level of User, Beginner, Intermediate,
or Advanced Over 4 Hours Long and Packed With
You don't need to go into VoiceOver settings to connect the Orbit Writer. You
just need to do that once when you initially pair the Orbit Writer. After that,
it just connects automatically when you turn on the Orbit Writer. It's also
pretty simple.
The Orbit Writer basically just has 10 keys
I know manuals aren’t for everyone, but I personally like reading through
manuals when I get a new device, and I found the user’s guide for the Apple
Watch was pretty good. I brought it up on my iPhone so I could read it while I
was playing with my watch.
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Hmm, I'll have to take a look, but I'd think this could be changed in IOS's
keyboard or braille settings.
I too love my Orbit Writer. I like the fact that I can pair it to multiple
devise and then switch between them. The only thing I thought was a challenge,
and this isn't the fault of the
Please let me know about the backspace thing, as I'd think that could get
annoying.
Brandon
> On Mar 2, 2022, at 4:22 PM, Christopher Chaltain wrote:
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> Hmm, I'll have to take a look, but I'd think this could be changed in IOS's
> keyboard or braille settings.
>
> I too love my Orbit
The Hable One is brilliant for unlocking and using my iPhone while it is still
in a zipped pocket under my coat. The typing style is exactly like Braille
Screen Input which I find more tiring. And nothing beats the Orbit Writer’s
navigation wheel plus Select button, which replaces swiping and
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