My goal is to connect a Braille Lite to an Acer Aspire One netbook (or any
laptop) so that a sighted person can type via QWERTY keyboard and have a
deafblind person read out the communication on the Braille Lite. (Face-to-face
communication) I'm having a hard time finding the right cable for one
How are they connected? What kind of cable? How port brltty to the ipaq? Can
this setup be used for face-to-face communication with a deafblind person? I'm
very interested in this. Thank you very much. FYI I'm not a
developer/programmer so may need it dumbed down.
CathyM
CathyM
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Thx so much for quick response. It sounds a simple solution. I'll certainly
look into it.
CathyM
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Well, I got that serial to USB adapter. Check. Installed brltty (I think) for
Linux on netbook. But I can't be sure since I have minimal experience with
Terminal. I just don't know where to go from there. Perfect Paul keeps saying
"Waiting on serial device," and the only way to shut him up is to
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