User's Manual

The flash memory in the Braille Sense Plus B32 is similar to a big

bookshelf in a library. The piece of hardware in the Braille Sense

Plus B32 that is called the “disk” is similar to the idea of a bookshelf

in a library. You can make partitions on a bookshelf in order to

organize books into categories. Each category can be compared to

what are called “folders” on the Braille Sense Plus B32. The books in

each section can be compared to what are called “files” on the Braille

Sense Plus B32. You can save files into any folders at your

convenience. If you make the proper folder names for files you are

saving, it will make it easier to find saved files when you need to

access them later.

When the Braille Sense Plus B32 is shipped from the factory, the

name of the flash memory in the Braille Sense Plus B32 is called

“flashdisk.” You can create folders on this “flashdisk” in any way that

you prefer.

You can also expand your memory space by adding additional

memory devices, such as a floppy disk drive through a USB port,

USB stick memory (also known as a USB flash drive), or a compact

flash memory card in the CF slot. The default name of the floppy disk

drive is “FDD” and the name of the CF card is “CFD.” The USB stick

memory is called “SMD.” If you decide to add any of these memory

devices, you will be able to create folders, and save files on the

additional memory devices.

2.7 Controlling the Volume, Speed, and the Tone of Speech

You can change the volume, speed, and tone of speech used on the

Braille Sense Plus B32. To change the volume, you can press

“backspace-F4” to raise the volume. Press “backspace-F1” to lower

the volume. To make changes in the reading speed, you can press

“space-F4” to make the reading faster. Press “space-F1” to make the

reading speed slower. In order to make changes in tone, press

“enter-F4” for a higher tone and “enter-F1” for a lower tone. When

any of the above combination keys are pressed, the Braille Sense

Plus B32 will announce the status of its volume, speed, or tone. The

changes you made with these combination keys will remain in effect

even when you turn off the machine and turn it back on again. These

changes can also be made in the “option” menu settings. Please