RE: jfw9 and tv tuner cards
- From: Tedster <tedgalanos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2008 17:03:23 -0600
hi there,
thanks for responding. i do type about 30/35 wpm according to the
pre-set typmatic rate settings. receiving, is much slower. the
company that makes the "darci" unit is called westest engineering.
http://www.westest.com
I've not actually purchased any hard/software regarding the tv tuner
until i got some usable information about the product. i guess i'm
using this list as one form of research and blind user feedback.
oh... am i allowed to attach a word document to an email here? if so,
i'll include the user manual and code chart for the u.s.b. darci unit.
ted
Ted Galanos
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At 03:29 PM 2/21/2008, you wrote:
Hi Ted,
Seriously intrigued by the Darci - I used to work with guys who were
doing 40wpm and that was a one-way ticket to the madhouse. Typically the
guys I know in the military were in the mid 20's wpm and that has to be
approaching what I achieve as a 2-fingered typist. Respect.
As to the tuner cards it should be fairly easy to set up a series of
frames to enable JAWs to navigate around the buttons, each frame can be
allocated a keystroke which is active when the tuner is running and then
you'll be away. You may need to get your head around the JAWS cursor if
you aren't already a user to set it up or maybe get some assistance from
a local AT consultant. Scripting may also help but it probably doesn't
need to be that hard. Do you have any examples of the software that I
can link to?
Good luck
Kevin Prince
Adaptive Technology Consultant
Technology Employment and Awareness Division Royal New Zealand
Foundation of the Blind Te Tuapapa o te Hunga Kapo o Aotearoa
96 Bristol St
Christchurch
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For Adaptive Technology Helpdesk enquiries: call 0800-24-33-33
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Hi Ted, Seriously intrigued by the Darci - I used to work with guys who were doing 40wpm and that was a one-way ticket to the madhouse. Typically the guys I know in the military were in the mid 20's wpm and that has to be approaching what I achieve as a 2-fingered typist. Respect. As to the tuner cards it should be fairly easy to set up a series of frames to enable JAWs to navigate around the buttons, each frame can be allocated a keystroke which is active when the tuner is running and then you'll be away. You may need to get your head around the JAWS cursor if you aren't already a user to set it up or maybe get some assistance from a local AT consultant. Scripting may also help but it probably doesn't need to be that hard. Do you have any examples of the software that I can link to? Good luck Kevin Prince Adaptive Technology Consultant Technology Employment and Awareness Division Royal New Zealand Foundation of the Blind Te Tuapapa o te Hunga Kapo o Aotearoa 96 Bristol St Christchurch Phone: +64-3-375-4333 Fax: +64-3-355-9151 Mobile: +64-27-245-6687 For Adaptive Technology Helpdesk enquiries: call 0800-24-33-33 Website: http://www.rnzfb.org.nz
- jfw9 and tv tuner cards
- From: Tedster
- RE: jfw9 and tv tuner cards
- From: Kevin Prince