Hello,
I have also mentioned before, I had, and still have keyboard issues. But, I was
thinking it's just me. Anyway, I found the bvaillenote easier to use, but the
u2 is more logical.
Sent from an iPad. Please excuse any spelling errors.
On 18 Dec 2015, at 2:21 am, Nadine Riches <Nadine.riches@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,
I had a BrailleSense U2 and I am very glad I didn't pay for it out of my own
pocket. The Braille display became very uneven very quickly and had to go
back for repair, fortunately within the warranty period. Also, whenever I
tried to surf the net the unit crashed and had to be reset. Then about a year
ago the Braille display became almost unreadable again. The unit is currently
sitting in New Zealand, though why I don't know as repairs have to take place
in Korea, and it will probably sit there until doomsday as I can't afford the
nearly three thousand dollars it will cost to fix. We can't get European
Braille products here in Australia like the Baum Pronto or EuroBraille
Esytime, but if I could I'd seriously like to look at those rather than Asian
products. I really wasn't impressed with the U2, but of course I really hope
you have much better luck with yours than I did. I will give it this though,
it's very easy to learn to use.
Cheers,
Nadine
On 18 Dec 2015, at 1:00 PM, Joshua Hendrickson <louvins@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Pamela. You are so so lucky to get a braille-sense U2. I'd love to
have one of those. I'm sure you will soon figure out how to use it.
When I go to college, I'll see if I can get voc rehab to get me one.
On 12/17/15, rajmund <brajmund2000@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello,
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2) Had a look at the user guide? Or is that what is confusing you? If so, I
think you might be better off with someone helping you through something
like skype or phone (I can do the former) let me know whether that's an
option, at all.
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On 17 Dec 2015, at 11:35 pm, Pamela Dominguez <geodom@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Hi! Is there a list for the braille sense? I just got a braille sense
u2, and I haven’t the slightest notion how to learn to use it. I don’t
even know what the keys are on the list of hot keys they send, like what
is f1, what is enter, etc. There is no kind of a tutorial, they just
expect you to sink or swim. I am not one who can teach myself, especially
when there is nothing to teach with. I am coming up from fudimentary use
of a braille lite to this! I want to send it back! Help! Pam.
