Heya Mark,

I forgot what it is like to wonder if something will work in the Mac world.

Here is a suggestion if you have problems.  

I would get the newest possible firmware... duh.  getting it on there cold 
actually be a problem these days, but youre a bright guy.

If you have problems connecting, I recall there were some setting on the 
notetaker which would emulate other hardware.  Giving that a go might help.

I'm not sure where VO gets it's braille progiles (meaning for the hardware, not 
for the translation tables)  For all I know these haven't changed much over the 
years, as really, braille displays aren't rocket science and a protocol is a 
protocol is a protocol.  

Now I'm speculating about using something like brltty and emulating a 
recognized device through software... that could be fun.

Let me know what you come up with.

best,

Joel

On May 20, 2010, at 4:19 PM, M. Taylor wrote:

> Hello Apple Family,
> 
> As the subject line suggests, I would like to have my BrailleLite Millennium
> serve as a Braille display on my MacBook.  
> 
> For those of you who may be too young to remember, the Millennium is an old
> Serial bus device.  Be that as it may, using a USB to Serial adaptor cable,
> the device works perfectly on any Windows computer.  
> 
> In doing some research, I have discovered that there are many people using
> USB to Serial adaptor cables to connect various Serial devices such as
> weather stations and printers to Snow Leopard with complete success.  The
> trick, it seems, is to locate an adaptor with the correct Snow Leopard
> drivers.  This I can do.  
> 
> So, assuming I can get the correct cable, any thoughts on if VoiceOver will
> recognize the BrailleLite?  
> 
> Any thoughts on this will be greatly appreciated.
> 
> Mark
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