> Then there shouldn't be any problem: BrlAPI does not treat > dot patterns in any particular case, it's just an 8bit value. > You could run brltty in debug mode to get more debug output.
I have done. The debug.log file is attached. > You said your device was a Handytech Braille Star 40. Perhaps > there are some special things there? Do these dot presses work > when using brltty alone without a BrlAPI client? Yes, the device works. I used it with Jaws also, and it was possible to receive all dot-patterns that are entered on the device. To test with brltty, I have added lines like the following to the file brl-ht-bs.kti: bind B1+B4 LNUP bind B2+B3+B8 LNDN or bind B7+B8 LNUP bind B2+B3 LNDN These are only partially working. B2+B3 works, but some others don't. Maybe there is a conflict between multiple assignments of inputs to the commands? > Just curious: was just providing the .h files and the .def file > fine enough for you to use the brlapi library? > Would you suggest anything more? I had missed one thing: I didn't know that/how I had to create the brlapi.lib file to use it with Visual C++. This info was somewhere in the docs, but now I can't remember where, and I hadn't found it myself but asked in the mailing list why it didn't work with libbrlapi.a . All that stuff is a bit complicated. Couldn't you make it simpler? ;) Greets, Thomas Marquardt
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