[access-uk] Re: Sarah scanner and read machine
- From: "Steve Nutt" <steve@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 7 Jan 2013 11:27:03 -0000
Hi,
Does this look English to you? Exactly as copied from the Window-Eyes
browse buffer:-
Logo Sensotec nv
LEES VOOR BrowseAloud
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Reporter Smart
Reporter Smart
Lezen is vanzelfsprekend
Lezen wordt zeer eenvoudig met de Reporter Smart. Eén druk op de knop is
voldoende
om een tekst te laten scannen, herkennen en voorlezen.
Tekst uit een boek, een brief of een bankafschrift, in lijnen of kolommen:
de Reporter
Smart vindt er zijn weg in en leest het voor met klaar en helder stemgeluid.
Maar het toestel doet meer: het herkent tekst in meer dan twintig talen en
leest
bestanden van CD, USB of SD-geheugenkaart. Beluisterde teksten slaat het op
als
tekst of mp3.
De Reporter Smart leest voor, speelt muziek af, navigeert in Daisyboeken en
bewaart
wat voor jou belangrijk is.
De nieuwe Reporter Smart biedt je veel meer dan wat je van een
voorleestoestel had
durven dromen.
Een leestoestel dat overtuigt
De Reporter Smart is ontworpen voor iedereen die moeite heeft met lezen:
blinde en
slechtziende personen, maar ook personen die problemen hebben met gedrukte
tekst
om andere redenen zoals lees-, leer- of taalmoeilijkheden.
Als leestoestel is de Reporter Smart zo eenvoudig in gebruik, dat je
helemaal niets
van computers hoeft af te weten om ermee te kunnen lezen. Met één druk op de
knop
heb je een duidelijk resultaat.
De Reporter Smart ziet zelf hoe het blad ligt: dwars, rechtop of
ondersteboven, de
oriëntatie van de tekst en de positie van het blad maken niet uit.
De foutenmarge is gering, de geluidskwaliteit is superieur, de meegeleverde
stemmen
zijn uitstekend en garanderen een duidelijke verstaanbaarheid.
Functionaliteit voor wie meer wil
De Reporter Smart is flexibel en past zich aan je profiel aan. Afhankelijk
van je
noden kan het toestel op twee verschillende manieren ingesteld worden: basis
of gevorderd.
Heb je vooral nood aan een toestel dat tekst scant en voorleest zonder op
bijkomende
functies beroep te doen, dan blijft de Reporter Smart ingesteld in zijn
basismodus.
Extra functies zijn uitgeschakeld en brengen je niet in verwarring.
Voor gevorderde gebruikers heeft de Reporter Smart alles in huis om teksten
niet
alleen te beluisteren, maar ze ook op te slaan, erin te navigeren, ze te
beheren,
te bewaren en te delen.
Door het invoeren van een eenvoudige toetsencombinatie schakelt de Reporter
Smart
over naar zijn uitgebreide modus met tal van extra functies.
Overzicht van de functies
Eenvoudig gebruik
Scannen, tekst laten herkennen en laten voorlezen
Pauzeren en doorgaan met lezen
Vooruit en achteruit per woord en per zin
Woorden en getallen laten spellen
Kolommen worden automatisch herkend en in de correcte volgorde gelezen. Je
kunt deze
functie aan- of uitzetten om tabellen, lijsten of uittreksels te lezen
Leessnelheid en volume aanpassen
Aansluiting voor hoofdtelefoon beschikbaar
Helpfunctie
Uitgebreid gebruik
Alle functies van de eenvoudige modus zijn ook beschikbaar in de uitgebreide
modus
Uitkiezen van specifieke lees- en scaninstellingen
Wijzigen en opslaan van scan- en leesinstellingen
Teksten van meerdere bladzijden scannen en voorlezen
Opzoeken en voorlezen van teksten in verschillende formaten (doc, txt, html,
rtf,
kes) van op ingebouwde CD-lezer of op externe apparaten, verbonden aan de
Reporter
Smart via USB (USB-stick, USB harde schijf, enz.) of van geheugenkaarten
Opslaan van gescande teksten als txt-bestanden in het ruime geheugen van de
Reporter
Smart zelf of op een externe schijf: USB-stick of geheugenkaart (SD, MMC,
SDHC)
Opslaan van gescande teksten als mp3-bestanden op USB-stick of geheugenkaart
(SD,
MMC, SDHC)
Benoemen van de te bewaren bestanden en aanmaken van een mappenstructuur
Benoemen van de bestanden via spraakopname of door het invoeren van de
bestandsnaam
met de reporterknoppen
Lezen van daisy-boeken van op de ingebouwde CD-speler, van externe apparaten
verbonden
met de Reporter Smart of van geheugenkaarten
Afspelen van daisy-boeken met gebruik van de meest voorkomende
daisy-navigeerfuncties,
inclusief bladwijzerfunctie
Afspelen van muziekbestanden in mp3-formaat, audiobestanden in wav- en
wma-formaat,
audio-CDs
Technische kenmerken
Twee gebruiksmodes, in te stellen via de bedieningsknoppen
Uitstekende geluidskwaliteit
Volume regelbaar met ergonomische volumeknop
Mogelijkheid om eigen hoofdtelefoon aan te sluiten
Herkent tekst en leest voor in 18 talen
Automatische taalherkenning van 12 talen
Elke taal heeft zijn eigen voorleesstem(men) met vlekkeloos accent en
aangenaam timbre
Hoge kwaliteit synthetische spraak van Nuance Vocalizer. Stemmen van Acapela
Infovox
op aanvraag
Beschikbare systeemtalen: Nederlands, Frans, Engels, Duits, Noors. Andere
systeemtalen
op aanvraag
Zeer performante tekstherkenning, zeer laag foutenpercentage, zelfs bij
complexe
documenten
Daisy-functionaliteit
MP3-functionaliteit
Opslag op harde schijf, SD, USB, MMC, SDHC
Het toestel bestaat uit één behuizing met stroomsnoer, zonder randapparatuur
Alle bedieningsknoppen en ingangen voor aan te sluiten toestellen bevinden
zich aan
de voorzijde
Scanformaat: A4/Letter
Afmetingen: (BxLxH): 29,5 x 53 x 10,5 cm
Gewicht: 5.6 kilo
Not much English there.
All the best
Steve
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-----Original Message-----
From: access-uk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:access-uk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Ari Damoulakis
Sent: 07 January 2013 08:46
To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [access-uk] Re: Sarah scanner and read machine
Hi Steve
The link I gave in my email, I've clicked on it twice. It is the
English site, I mean, it is in English. Here again is the exact same
link which I have just coppied from my last email.
http://www.sensotec.be/products/detail.aspx?ID=349
I can't understand what's going on because you and Andrew say its in
another language but I'm reading it here in absolutely perfect
English, the exact same link I'm emailing and have previously emailed?
I have no idea what's wrong, but from my end, and rechecking the link,
this is definitely English.
Ari
On 1/7/13, Steve Nutt <steve@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> No, it wasn't, the link you gave was the Belginan site.
>
> All the best
>
> Steve
>
> --
> Computer Room Services
> 77 Exeter Close
> Stevenage
> Hertfordshire
> SG1 4PW
> Tel: +44(0)1438-742286
> Mob: +44(0)7956-334938
> Fax: +44(0)1438-759589
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> Web: http://www.comproom.co.uk
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: access-uk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> [mailto:access-uk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
> On Behalf Of Ari Damoulakis
> Sent: 06 January 2013 22:08
> To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [access-uk] Re: Sarah scanner and read machine
>
> Hi Andrew
> I'm a bit confused, maybe check your screen reader because the site of
> the Sensotec Reporter I emailed to the list is the English site, I was
> talking about the magazine article I can't find that's in Dutch. If
> you have your screenreader set to detect language changes, maybe
> switch that setting off, because it could be that even though the site
> is actually in English, it is written using code of another language.
> If you're still having a problem, ask a sighted person to try read it.
> I'm sorry, I just can't think what the problem you might be having
> could be because the link in the email is to the english version of
> the site.
> Ari
> On 1/6/13, andrew shipp <andrew.shipp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> Hi Ari, wow didn't know about these others I would be very interested
> in
>>
>> the one from belgem. I did have a look on the site you gave in the
> email
>>
>> but couldn't understand it. I would be grateful if you could find it
>> in
>> English please Ari. Many thanks Andy S
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Ari Damoulakis
>> Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2013 7:13 PM
>> To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Subject: [access-uk] Re: Sarah scanner and read machine
>>
>> Hi Andrew
>> Just so that you do know, I read an article last year about these
>> products where standalone reading machines were compared. In their
>> comparison they found this one to be the most accurate, not the Sara.
>> Here is the English web site.
>> http://www.sensotec.be/products/detail.aspx?ID=349
>> I will look for the article for you. It was from a Belgian computer
>> magazine for the blind called Infovisie. It is in Dutch, and I could
>> only understand it because its near enough to afrikaans, but you can
>> try google translate it. I'll look for it and email it to you. If I
>> remember, I think the reason they gave for this being the most
>> accurate product was they said the Omnipage engine it uses is better
>> than the Finereader engine Sara apparrently uses, but I can't be sure.
>> The others they also compared were the Poet from Baum and something
>> called Sophie Pro from Handytech in Germany. I don't really remember
>> what their findings were on those two, I just remember that they gave
>> the Sensotec above the best award.
>> I also don't know if they still sell it, but there's also another
>> reading machine from Australia which actually sounds very nice because
>> it has an A3 scanner size, so you can scan the book more easily or at
>> least two pages of a hard book at one time. I'm sorry, but even though
>> it sounds nice I have no idea how good it is and haven't read any
>> reviews of it. The good part about this one is you can order it
>> online, maybe you can email them and ask for more info if you want.
>> http://www.sensorytools.com/excalibur.htm
>> Ari
>> Ari
>>
>> On 1/6/13, andrew shipp <andrew.shipp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>> John, Ive got the lexmark mfp and I try to scan books in and dont
>>> have hardly any success with it so this is why Im looking at this
>>> machine.
>>>
>>> From: john coley
>>> Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2013 4:41 PM
>>> To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>> Subject: [access-uk] Re: Sarah scanner and read machine
>>>
>>> Hi Andrew, you don't need to spend an arm and a leg on special access
>>> tech
>>> stuff to read print. All you need is a scanner. You can get a USB
>>> scanner,
>>> such as the Canon LiDE 210 for 60 quid or so. If you go down the access
>>> tech
>>>
>>> route it'll cost you hundreds to do the same thing. Ok,
>>> John.
>>>
>>> ----- Original Message -----
>>> From: andrew shipp
>>> To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>> Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2013 4:14 PM
>>> Subject: [access-uk] Sarah scanner and read machine
>>>
>>> So what is the price of one of these machines? will it read stuff
>>> on
>>> glossy paper also? will I be able to read my bank statements on it?
>>> I
>>> mainly would like this for reading gardening books, would it ignore
>>> the
>>> graphic? Is there any thing this machine will not read? I think I
>>> shall
>>> get one as long as all my questions are answered.
>>>
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