User's Manual

Sense Plus B32 while you are using the word processor, it will tell

you the file name/input mode and file protection status as well as the

program name.

When you connect the AC adapter to the Braille Sense Plus B32, the

Braille Sense Plus B32 will speak the message “AC adapter

connected.” When you disconnect it from the Braille Sense Plus B32,

the Braille Sense Plus B32 will say, “AC adaptor disconnected.”

2.2 Concept of the Menu

The menu on the Braille Sense Plus B32 is similar to the concept of a

restaurant menu. For instance, a menu that is used at a restaurant

will help you select your choice of food that will be served, while the

menu on the Braille Sense Plus B32 provides you with choices that

you can select. If you have selected a menu item from the menu

items list, and there are sub menus, the Braille Sense Plus B32 will

display those choices for that particular item.

Moving among the menu items is very simple.

Press “space-m (dots 1-3-4)” or F2 to call up the menu, and press up

arrow key(“space-1”) to move to the previous item, and press down

arrow key(“space-4”) to move to the next item. Or just press an

alphabet that follows the menu names. This is a “shortcut key.” Or

you can execute the menu item without calling up the menu by

pressing “hotkey.”

Shortcut keys are the alphabets in the parentheses that follow the

menu names. And hotkeys are the combination of a couple of keys

like “enter,” “space,” or “backspace.” These are displayed after the

shortcut keys.

For example, if you are in the word processor, and press “space-m

(dots 1-3-4)” or “F2,” and then press “enter” on “file,” you will hear

“new (n) pull down enter-n”. The word “new” represents the function.

The letter “n (dots 1-3-4-5)” is the letter that you would press while

you are in the “file” menu in order to move directly to “new.” “Enter-n

(dots 1-3-4-5)” is what you would press to access the function “new”

from anywhere in the word processor. The “n” is the shortcut key and

“enter-n” is the hotkey. It is important to note that not all shortcut keys

work from anywhere in the Braille Sense Plus B32; some commands