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Braillepen12t User Guide EN-US
BraillePen 12 Touch Bluetooth Braille keyboard User Guide © Harpo Sp. zo. o. Pozna ń, May 2012 Contents Quick Start ................................................... ................................................... ................................................... .. 1 What’s in the box? ................................................... ................................................... ................................................... ... 1 Regulatory information ................................................... ................................................... ............................................... 1 Trademark information ................................................... ................................................... ............................................... 1 Your BraillePen 12 Touch at a glance ................................................... ................................................... ........... 2 Exploring the BraillePen 12 Touch ................................................... ................................................... ............................. 2 Switching BraillePen 12 Touch on and off ................................................... ................................................... .................. 2 BraillePen 12 Touch sound signals ................................................... ................................................... ............................ 3 BraillePen 12 Touch Menu ................................................... .................................................. -
Asicc Description Code Unit 11101 Buffalo, Live 15 Nos
ASICC DESCRIPTION CODE UNIT 11101 BUFFALO, LIVE 15 NOS 11103 COW, LIVE 15 NOS 11104 GOAT, LIVE 15 NOS 11105 PIGS, LIVE 15 NOS 11106 SHEEP, LIVE 15 NOS 11129 ANIMAL, LIVE N.E.C 999 11131 CHICKEN, LIVE 9 KG 11132 DUCK, LIVE 15 NOS 11159 POULTRY BIRDS, N.E.C 999 11201 BACON 27 TONNE 11202 BEAF, FRESH/FROZEN 27 TONNE 11203 BUFFALO MEAT, FRESH/FROZEN 27 TONNE 11204 MUTTON, FRESH/FROZEN 27 TONNE 11205 VEAL MEAT, FRESH/FROZEN 27 TONNE 11206 CHICKEN, DRESSED - FRESH/FROZEN 999 11209 MEAT FRESH, N.E.C 999 11211 CHICKEN, COOKED (NOT CANNED) 27 TONNE 11212 MUTTON, COOKED (NOT CANNED) 27 TONNE 11219 MEAT, COOKED (NOT CANNED) N.E.C 999 11231 MEAT ( ALL TYPES ), CANNED 9 KG 11301 POMFRET 27 TONNE 11302 FISH, CATTLE 27 TONNE 11303 SARDIN 999 11309 FISH (NOT PROCESSED), N.E.C 999 11311 LOBSTERS 27 TONNE 11312 PRAWNS 27 TONNE 11313 SHRIMPS, RAW 27 TONNE 11314 SHRIMPS, PROCESSED 27 TONNE 11315 SEA SHELL 27 TONNE 11316 FISH FROZEN 27 TONNE 11319 CRUSTACEANS, N.E.C 999 11320 FISH ( ALL TYPES ) CANNED 9 KG 11339 FISH, DRIED/PROCESSED N.E.C 999 11341 PRAWN/SHRIMP/LOBSTAR SEED 9 KG 11349 FISH SEED, N.E.C 999 11351 OIL, CORD LIVER 9 KG 11359 FISH OIL, N.E.C 999 11401 MILK, FRESH 7 K. LITRES 11402 MILK, FLAVOURED NOT FROZEN 7 K. LITRES 11403 MILK, CHILLED OR FROZEN (ALL TYPES) 7 K. LITRES 11404 MILK, SKIMMED OR PASTURISED, NON-FLAVOURED 7 K. LITRES 11405 MILK, CONDENSED 9 KG 11406 POWDER MILK 27 TONNE 11411 BUTTER 27 TONNE 11412 MILK, BUTTER 9 KG 11413 OIL, BUTTER 27 TONNE 11414 CHEESE 27 TONNE 11415 CREAM 9 KG 11416 PANEER 9 KG 11417 KHOYA 9 KG 11418 GHEE 9 KG -
Computer Input Keyboard Emulation
ComputersComputers andand ComputerComputer AccessAccess PartPart IIII ComputerComputer InputInput andand OutputOutput OptionsOptions EDUC 477/689O Devices Part IV-B ComputerComputer InputInput andand OutputOutput OptionsOptions Computer Input October 2005 AT 2003 Devices Part IVA Davina Pruitt-Mentle 2 ComputerComputer InputInput • Keyboard Adaptations • Mouse Adaptations October 2005 AT 2003 Devices Part IVA Davina Pruitt-Mentle 3 ComputerComputer InputInput Keyboard Adaptations • There are several ways that we can adapt a keyboard. • We can modify the keyboard by using an assisted keyboard • Change to an alternative keyboard • Emulating the keyboard. October 2005 AT 2003 Devices Part IVA Davina Pruitt-Mentle 4 ComputerComputer InputInput Keyboard Adaptations • Assisted Keyboards – Repositioning keyboards – Keyguards – Key highlights – Software-based keyboard adjustments October 2005 AT 2003 Devices Part IVA Davina Pruitt-Mentle 5 ComputerComputer InputInput Keyboard Adaptations • Assisted Keyboards – Repositioning keyboards October 2005 AT 2003 Devices Part IVA Davina Pruitt-Mentle 6 ComputerComputer InputInput • One of the simplest of assisted keyboards is to reposition the keyboard. • Probably for this reason, it is often overlooked as a keyboard adaptation. • Repositioning is important for users who use an extension devices (mouthstick, head pointer, light pointer, hand brace with pointing stick). • Sometimes, repositioning the keyboard will alleviate the problem. October 2005 AT 2003 Devices Part IVA Davina Pruitt-Mentle 7 ComputerComputer InputInput Keyboard Adaptations • Assisted Keyboards – Keyguards October 2005 AT 2003 Devices Part IVA Davina Pruitt-Mentle 8 ComputerComputer InputInput • A keyguard is a protective cover for the keyboard with holes drilled to correspond to key locations. • Keyguards give the user stability and allow them to accurately place their finger (or a pointing device) on the desired key. -
Maxi Back to School 2019 Lowres
Maxi_Back_to_School_2019_bkp2_Layout 1 6/4/2019 4:18 PM Page 1 Maxi_Back_to_School_2019_bkp2_Layout 1 6/4/2019 4:18 PM Page 2 Talking Watches TEL-TIME TOUCH TALKING WATCHES - CHROME • Touch the watch face once to Touch hear the time announced Technology • Press and hold watch face for Just Touch 3 seconds to hear the date & It Speaks • Black numbers on white dial • Analog display • Male voice • Battery Type: CR2025 for Mens Watches Battery Type: CR2032 for Ladies Watches ALSO AVAILABLE IN SPANISH Extra Large Mens Ladies 1.5" Dial 1.38" Dial 1.19" Dial Men’s - Chrome - $59.95 702159 - XL Chrome - Expansion Band 702160 - XL Chrome - Leather Band - English Women’s - Chrome w/Rubber Band - $59.95 702162 - Large Face - Expansion Band - English 702163 - Aqua - English 702164 - White - English 702161 - Large Face - Leather Band - English 702165 - Pink - English 702166 - Yellow - English ROYAL TEL-TIME ONE BUTTON TALKING WATCH The Best MAXIAIDS • Bi-color matte finish One Button EXCLUSIVE • Time announcement in clear male voice Talking Watch! • White Dial and 1-12 Black Numbers CUSTOMER • Dial size 1-1/4" Diameter FAVORITE! • Powered by 2 lithium CR2025 batteries (included) 702542 - $59.95 - Men's Expansion Band Also your choice 702543 - $59.95 - Men's Leather Band Available in $ 95 702544 - $59.95 - Ladies Expansion Band Spanish 59 702545 - $59.95 - Ladies Leather Band WOMEN'S GOLD UNISEX TEL-TIME starting at ONE BUTTON ONE BUTTON $ 95 TALKING WATCHES TALKING WATCH 39 • Talking time • Clear male voice announcement only • Talking time announcement -
Optical Braille Recognition Software Prototype for the Sinhala Language
Advances in Science, Technology and Engineering Systems Journal Vol. 4, No. 4, 221-229 (2019) ASTESJ www.astesj.com ISSN: 2415-6698 Special Issue on Advancement in Engineering and Computer Science Optical Braille Recognition Software Prototype for the Sinhala Language Shanmuganathan Vasanthapriyan*, Malith De Silva Department of Computing & Information Systems, Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka, Belihuloya, 70140, Sri Lanka A R T I C L E I N F O A B S T R A C T Article history: Braille system is purposely made for visually impaired people, to support their literal Received: 31 May, 2019 communication in order to share their knowledge. Louis Braille introduced the braille Accepted: 24 July, 2019 system consists of series dots which are embossed to read by touching. Early days Braille Online :30 July, 2019 papers are made manually, but at current days braille documents are made using machines. Due to lack of perceiving on braille symbols and characters, it was highly needed fact to Keywords: develop Braille system to different languages. In the Sri Lankan context, we found that the Braille mostly inconvenience are happening inside of Sri Lankan education system. Such as in Visually impaired Special Education centers, Colleges, and universities. Written Braille scripts are evolution Sinhala braille by a limited number of people who are specialized in the Sinhala braille system. Also, the Optical braille recognition process of marking braille documents are not effective and efficient. The focus of this research is to address the issue of literal communication gaps between society and the blind people in Sri Lanka. Average quality single-sided composed Braille dot characters are identified with maximum accuracy by using several novel methodologies. -
Braille Research Newsletter #14, July 1983
pssKj P*n fa^| BRAILLE RESEARCH NEWSLETTER No. 14, July 1983 edited by r J M Gill, LL Clark and E Foulke psj I . L T i ••••• • i Q f PH} i 1 I 1 -SUB i; -FS^ published by i L Research Unit for the Blind Brunei University rami Uxbridge, Middlesex p England I |'%to| Contents Page Cognitive Processes in Braille Reading 2 L Pring Telebraille: The New Telecommunication System for Deaf-Blind People 8 T Savolainen Computer Assisted Instruction of Braille Transcription 11 W*Y#V' |f p SV PonehiIlia r • •• r Tactile Diagrams 13 ES Ricker A New CAM System for Tactual Graphics 14 P Fries •• I; Braille Stereotypes and Duplicators 18 [L JM Gill Reading Comprehension in Two Tactile Media - Braille and I •" 1 the Optacon 22 RC Lindecker •?l! Braille Translation Programs 33 JM Gill p^l Braille to Print System 36 N Wilson Braille Output from Viewdata and Teletext 38 L Limmer ra^ Braille in Quebec 46 JC Swail Reading Machine for the Blind with Tactile Output Disc Unit .. 48 TCRS Fowler Users' VersaBraille System Experiences 50 J Beard Cognitive Processes in Braille Beading L Pring IOE/MRC Developmental Psychology Project, 2 Taviton Street, pssi London WC1, England m There are several ways in which braille reading by blind children ( may differ from the reading of print by sighted children. First, braille is a writing system which relies for perception on the p tactual modality. Since braille is perceived through touch it may be interesting to ask what, if any, consequences there are for word recognition when the modality of input is based on tactual and not visual processing. -
Resources for the Blind Evaluation Report
EVALUATION REPORT Reading Beyond Sight: Improving Reading Scores of Children with Visual Impairment in the Philippines Implemented by Resources for the Blind, Inc. in the Philippines JULY 2017 Prepared by School-to-School International (STS) For All Children Reading: A Grand Challenge for Development Evaluation Report: Reading Beyond Sight: Improving Reading Scores of Children with Visual Impairment in the Philippines 2 EVALUATION REPORT Reading Beyond Sight: Improving Reading Scores of Children with Visual Impairment in the Philippines Implemented by Resources for the Blind, Inc. in the Philippines Table of Contents List of Acronyms .................................................................................................................4 I. Executive Summary .........................................................................................................5 Key Findings .......................................................................................................................6 II. Project Description ..........................................................................................................8 III. Research Purpose and Design ..........................................................................................9 Sample ............................................................................................................................ 10 IV. Fieldwork Preparation and Data Collection ..................................................................... 11 EGRA Instruments ............................................................................................................ -
Mountbatten Pro User Guide
User Guide Mountbatten Pro Revision 2 © Harpo Sp. z o. o. ul. 27 Grudnia 7, 61-737 Poznań, Poland www.mountbattenbrailler.com Thank you for purchasing a Mountbatten Pro. Since 1990, the Mountbatten range of Braille Writers has been offering expanded Braille writing opportunities to people all around the world. Mountbatten Braille Writers are in use in countries all over the world, bringing and supporting Braille literacy in many languages. To get the most from your new MB Pro, please read the first section, Welcome, and follow it with the second section, Exploring the MB Pro. After that, you can skip to the sections you want to read first, because you will have the most important basic information. News, resources, regular updates to this User Guide and a range of support material can be obtained from the Mountbatten website: www.mountbattenbrailler.com This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Contents Welcome................................................................................................................................................................ 1 Reading your User Guide.................................................................................................................................. 1 Very Important!................................................................................................................................................. -
The Educator
The Educator VOLUME XXXIV, ISSUE 2 JANUARY 2021 A Publication of The International Council for Education of ICEVI People with Visual Impairment PRINCIPAL OFFICERS FOUNDING INTERNATIONAL PRINCIPAL OFFICERS ORGANISATIONS PARTNER MEMBERS PRESIDENT TREASURER American Foundation CBM Frances Gentle Nandini Rawal Monika Brenes The Renwick Centre Blind People’s Association for the Blind Stubenwald-Allee 5 Royal Institute for Deaf and 132 Ft. Ring Road Penny Rosenblum 64625 Bensheim Blind Children Vastrapur 1401 South Clark Street, GERMANY Private Bag 29 Ahmedabad 380 015 Suite 730, Arlington, VA 22202 [email protected] Parramatta, NSW 2124 INDIA USA Light for the World AUSTRALIA [email protected] [email protected] Nafisa Baboo [email protected] 26 Niederhofstrasse IMMEDIATE PAST Perkins School for the Blind A11-20 Vienna, AUSTRIA FIRST VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT [email protected] Praveena Sukhraj-Ely Lord Low of Dalston Dave Power Norwegian Association of the Department of Justice and Royal National Institute of 175 North Beacon Street Blind and Partially Sighted Constitutional Development, Watertown, MA 02472 Blind People (NABPS) Momentum Centre, 105 Judd Street, London USA Terje Iversen 329 Pretorius Street, Pretoria, WC1H 9NE [email protected] P.O. Box 5900, Majorstua0308 SOUTH AFRICA UNITED KINGDOM Oslo, NORWAY [email protected] [email protected] Royal National Institute [email protected] SECOND VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT EMERITUS of Blind People Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles -
Conversion of Braille to Text in English, Hindi and Tamil Languages
International Journal of Computer Science, Engineering and Applications (IJCSEA) Vol.3, No.3, June 2013 CONVERSION OF BRAILLE TO TEXT IN ENGLISH, HINDI AND TAMIL LANGUAGES S.Padmavathi1, Manojna K.S.S2, Sphoorthy Reddy .S3 and Meenakshy.D4 Amrita School of Engineering, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Coimbatore, India [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], ABSTRACT .The Braille system has been used by the visually impaired for reading and writing. Due to limited availability of the Braille text books an efficient usage of the books becomes a necessity. This paper proposes a method to convert a scanned Braille document to text which can be read out to many through the computer. The Braille documents are pre processed to enhance the dots and reduce the noise. The Braille cells are segmented and the dots from each cell is extracted and converted in to a number sequence. These are mapped to the appropriate alphabets of the language. The converted text is spoken out through a speech synthesizer. The paper also provides a mechanism to type the Braille characters through the number pad of the keyboard. The typed Braille character is mapped to the alphabet and spoken out. The Braille cell has a standard representation but the mapping differs for each language. In this paper mapping of English, Hindi and Tamil are considered. KEYWORDS Braille Conversion, Projection Profile, Tamil Braille conversion, Hindi Braille conversion, Image Segmentation 1. INTRODUCTION Visually impaired people are an integral part of the society. However, their disabilities have made them to have less access to computers and Internet than the people with clear vision. -
Text to Braille Conversion: a Survey
International Journal of Management and Applied Science, ISSN: 2394-7926 Volume-4, Issue-1, Jan.-2018 http://iraj.in TEXT TO BRAILLE CONVERSION: A SURVEY 1JOSEPHINE STELLA, 2KRISHNA S VALSAN 1Assistant Professor CMS College, Chinnavedampatti 2 MPhil.Scholar CMS College, Chinnavedampatti E-mail:[email protected] , [email protected] Abstract- In the current era the world around us is going to be electronic. Everything is at present available at digital and virtual world and the whole world is taking the advantages of that but the problem is arising when the visually impaired person will be concerned about the electronic and digitized world. Approximately 84 million people in this world are not able to see and those blind persons could not be able to take advantage of electronic world like reading of digital data from the electronic thing. They use the Braille language to read the data with the sense of touching to it but the problem is arisen when the reading has to be done from the electronic content as they cannot sense it by touching to it. Software is developed to perform the translation of Text to Braille and support of translation to Braille from many languages with the translation following grade rules. This application is improvements to the existing system in terms of features and abilities in translating the text into Braille code. Among those features that can be added to this application is to add the number of letters that can be translated. This application is a web based application. Index Terms- Electronic text, Rule Based Algorithm, Braille board I. -
Asicc) - 2009 with National Product Classification for Manufacturing Sector (Npcms) – 2011
CONCORDANCE ANNUAL SURVEY OF INDUSTRIES COMMODITY CLASSIFICATION (ASICC) - 2009 WITH NATIONAL PRODUCT CLASSIFICATION FOR MANUFACTURING SECTOR (NPCMS) – 2011 GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF STATISTICS AND PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION CENTRAL STATISTICS OFFICE (INDUSTRIAL STATISTICS WING) KOLKATA-700001 The following table shows links between ASICC - 2009 and NPCMS - 2011. (p) denotes partial. ASICC CODE ITEM DESCRIPTION NPCMS-2011 11101 BUFFALO, LIVE 0211200 11103 COW & BULLS, LIVE 0211100 11104 GOAT, LIVE 0212300 11105 PIGS, LIVE 0214000 11106 SHEEP, LIVE 0212200 11129 ANIMAL, LIVE N.E.C 0219900(p) 11131 CHICKEN, LIVE 0215100 11132 DUCK, LIVE 0215400 11133 TURKEY, LIVE 0215200 11134 WHALE, LIVE 0219900(p) 11159 POULTRY BIRDS, N.E.C Invalid 11201 BACON 2117101 11202 BEEF, FRESH/FROZEN 2113100(p) 11203 BUFFALO MEAT, FRESH/FROZEN 2111200(p)+ 2113200(p) 11204 MUTTON, FRESH/FROZEN 2111500(p)+2111600(p) 11205 VEAL MEAT, FRESH/FROZEN 2111100(p)+2113100(p) 11206 CHICKEN/DUCK, DRESSED - FRESH/FROZEN 2112100(p)+2112200(p) 2114100(p) + 2114200(p) 11207 HAMS 2117102 11208 WHALE MEAT, FRESH/FROZEN 2113900 11209 MEAT FRESH, N.E.C 2111900(p) 11211 CHICKEN, COOKED (NOT CANNED) 2117600(p) 11212 MUTTON, COOKED (NOT CANNED) 2117600(p) 11219 MEAT, COOKED (NOT CANNED) N.E.C 2117600(p) 11231 MEAT ( ALL TYPES ), CANNED 2117900 11301 POMFRET FRESH 0411903 11302 FISH, CATTLE 0411999(p) 11303 SARDIN 0411905 11304 RIBBON FISH 0411904 11305 HILSA 0411901 CONCORDANCE 2011 1 ASICC CODE ITEM DESCRIPTION NPCMS-2011 11306 SQUID FISH 0411906 11309 FISH (NOT PROCESSED), N.E.C