User's Manual

6) Message Display Time: (M). defines how the BrailleSense deals with system

messages: ignore, stand by until you press a key, or, display for from 1 to 10

seconds before disappearing.

7) Voice: (V). "Backspace-F2". Toggles the voice output On/Off.

8) Punctuation Level: (P). Use this setting to choose how you want the

BrailleSense to read punctuation marks and symbols: "All", "Off", "Punctuation,"

or "Symbols".

9) Keyboard Echo: (K). Defines how BrailleSense speaks as you type: "On with

characters and words," "On with characters," "On with words," or "Off".

10) Capitalization alert: (U). Choose how the BrailleSense alerts you that a

character is capitalized, either when typing or when navigating a document or

edit box by character: "Off", "Say cap," or "Pitch".

11) Numbers: (N). Defines how BrailleSense speaks numbers: when set to "On",

BrailleSense speaks numbers, and when set to "Off", it speaks digits.

12) Voice Volume: (L). "Backspace-F1 and Backspace-F4". Raises or lowers the

volume of the text-to-speech.

13) Voice Rate: (R). "Space-F1 and Space-F4". Controls the rate of the speech.

14) Voice Pitch: (T). "Enter-F1 and Enter-F4". Adjusts the pitch of the

BrailleSense voice.

15) Main Volume: (V). "Backspace-SPACE-F1 and Backspace-Space-F4", or

the Volume Up and Down buttons. Controls the master volume of the unit,

including system sounds, audio and speech.

16) Headphone Volume: (V). Allows you to set a separate louder volume for

headphones, useful when using high-end headphones with lower output.

17) Scroll Voice: (S). Choose whether you want the BrailleSense to speak while

using the scroll buttons as you read.