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can switch between the settings by pressing “Space” key. You can press
“Space-g (dots 1-2-4-5)” to cycle through the three settings while you are
using other programs without calling up the “Global options”. If you have
changed the setting, press “Enter” key to save the setting. You can also
“tab (“Space-4-5”)” or “shift-tab (“Space-1-2”)” to the “Confirm” button,
and press “Enter.” If you do not want to save the setting, “tab (“Space-4-
5”)” or “shift-tab (“Space-1-2”)” to the “Cancel” button, and then press
“Enter.” You can also cancel saving the setting by pressing “Space-z
(dots 1-3-5-6)” or “Space-e (dots 1-5).”
“Space-g (dots 1-2-4-5)” to cycle through the three settings while you are
using other programs without calling up the “Global options”. If you have
changed the setting, press “Enter” key to save the setting. You can also
“tab (“Space-4-5”)” or “shift-tab (“Space-1-2”)” to the “Confirm” button,
and press “Enter.” If you do not want to save the setting, “tab (“Space-4-
5”)” or “shift-tab (“Space-1-2”)” to the “Cancel” button, and then press
“Enter.” You can also cancel saving the setting by pressing “Space-z
(dots 1-3-5-6)” or “Space-e (dots 1-5).”
3.2.5 Braille Code
The Braille code setting defines the rules by which Braille is translated to
text and vice versa. The Braille Sense U2 offers 2 English Braille codes
as well as entry of Spanish Braille. Thus the Braille code can be set to
use “US”, “UEBC”, (Unified English Braille Code) or “Spanish”.
text and vice versa. The Braille Sense U2 offers 2 English Braille codes
as well as entry of Spanish Braille. Thus the Braille code can be set to
use “US”, “UEBC”, (Unified English Braille Code) or “Spanish”.
The original intent of the UEBC was to explore the possibility of bringing
together three of the official Braille codes that are used for Braille in
English-speaking countries for various purposes, viz.: literary material
(English Braille, American Edition), mathematics and scientific notation
(Nemeth Code), and computer notation (Computer Braille Code).
together three of the official Braille codes that are used for Braille in
English-speaking countries for various purposes, viz.: literary material
(English Braille, American Edition), mathematics and scientific notation
(Nemeth Code), and computer notation (Computer Braille Code).
Choosing “Spanish” allows you to input Braille according to Spanish
Braille rules, and read documents created in Spanish using Spanish
Braille translation.
Braille rules, and read documents created in Spanish using Spanish
Braille translation.
The short cut key of the Braille code is “c (dots 1-4).” The default setting
is set to “US.” If you want to change to “UEBC” you need to press
“Space.”
is set to “US.” If you want to change to “UEBC” you need to press
“Space.”
If you have changed the setting, press “Enter” to save the setting. You
can also “tab (“Space-4-5”)” or “shift-tab (“Space-1-2”)” to the “Confirm”
button, and press “Enter.” If you do not want to save the setting, “tab
(“Space-4-5”)” or “shift-tab (“Space-1-2”)” to the “Cancel” button, and
can also “tab (“Space-4-5”)” or “shift-tab (“Space-1-2”)” to the “Confirm”
button, and press “Enter.” If you do not want to save the setting, “tab
(“Space-4-5”)” or “shift-tab (“Space-1-2”)” to the “Cancel” button, and