HIMS International Corporation H318B User Manual

when you turn on and off the device, push switch to the right side.

Congratulations!    You are now familiar with the very basic functions of
the buttons and ports that are located on the Braille Sense OnHand.
The rest of the manual will discuss each function in greater detail to
allow you to maximize the potential of your Braille Sense OnHand.

1.3 Hardware Specifications of the Braille Sense OnHand

1.  Operating system: Windows CE 5.0.
2.  Flash memory: 4GB.
3. RAM: 128MB.
4. Memory extension: SD memory or USB stick memory.
5. CPU: NHPXA270.
6.  Battery: Lithium Ion (Removable and Rechargeable),
7. Keyboard: Braille keyboard with Perkins-style, 4 function keys, 18

cursor routing keys, 4 scroll buttons, 5 audio buttons.

8. Additional button and switch: Key lock switch, Audio mode switch,

Reset button.

9. Braille display: 18 refreshable Braille cells.

10.  Video output: LCD (External type) - Optional.
11.  Wireless: WLAN b/g, Bluetooth.
12.  Interface: USB OTG, SD slot.
13.  Sound: Internal mono speakers, Stereo headphone jack.
14.  Voice recording: Internal microphone, External microphone jack.

1.4 Memory on the Braille Sense OnHand

The Braille Sense OnHand has 128MB of RAM (random access
memory) and 4GB of flash memory.    The RAM is memory space that is
reserved for running programs.    This memory space is a temporary
storage of any program files that are running or any current data located
in documents that you are editing.    The data in the RAM area will
disappear if your battery goes dead, and the AC adapter is not
connected. Also, when the Braille Sense OnHand reboots for any
reason, the data in the RAM will disappear.    However, the data in flash