hi donald. i neither have experience with braille. but, here is info
from amazon accessibility using the os you have on your kindle kindle
fire os 5.x.
Braille Support
Fire tablet also works with popular Bluetooth refreshable braille
displays. To enjoy a braille experience on your Fire tablet, download
the free
BrailleBack
app from the Amazon Appstore for Android.
giving it a try surely won't hurt. onward and upward.
stay well ... william
On 9/11/16, Donald L. Roberts <donald.roberts99@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I am happy to report that this thing is starting to make sense; or, more
correctly, I am beginning to grasp the gestures and motion concepts.
The IOS gestures are so ingrained that they are almost second nature.
the concept which gave me the most difficulty with the Kindle is to
single tap a chosen item and then double tap the same item to activate
it. Learning to use the navigate up button also made life easier. So
special thanks to William and Mary and anyone else who assisted. I can
now reliably get back to the tutorials whenever I need a refresher.
I am thinking about pairing my Freedom Scientific Focus 40 with the
Fire. So if any list member has done this, please tell me how well the
two work together, not so much the pairing, rather the ability to read
and write braille with this combination.
Again, sincere thanks for all the assistance.
Don Roberts
