[orca-list] Cannot use Tieman Voyager braille terminal in Ubuntu
- From: "Michael Jeukendrup" <mi jeukendrup wxs nl>
- To: <orca-list gnome org>
- Subject: [orca-list] Cannot use Tieman Voyager braille terminal in Ubuntu
- Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2008 22:14:12 +0100
Hello users,
developpers from Orca,
Dear Herman and
John, thankyou for the sugestions and advices.
Itried the commands
and the instructions you wrote to me,
but unfortunately I didn's succeed to connect the Tieman Voyager
braille terminal to use it toghether with Ubuntu and Orca.
During testing and
trying , ifound the key to the solution:
The versions of the
Tieman Voyager braille terminals I am using are equipped with an USB controller
type VID.
That means
that this type of usb-controller is not making automatically contact with the
computer when connected to the
ccomputer.
ARe there
Tieman Voyager braille terminals with another type of
usb-controller?
I ask this
question because other people can work with a Tieman Voyager in
Linux.
When Iam using
the standard startup from Ubuntu:
1) Brlty is
automatically starting up,
2) It is not
detecting, connecting my Tieman Voyager even when I am entering USbport 0 and
type of brailleterminal vo.
In the file
/etc/brltty.conf Ican read that this file was configured
correctly.
3) AFter
logging in Ubuntu, Orca is starting without braille
support.
4) In the text
console I can make connection with the Tieman Voyager by typing sudo brltty -b
vo -d usb:.
5) When I use
the commmand lsusb the Tieman voyager is present in the
usb-list.
That means
that the Tieman Voyager was detected after the usb-services. has been started,
All types of usb-devices can be detected at that
moment.
6) After
making connection (By hand in the text console )w Istill cannot use Orca in the
graphical mode, even when I restartedOrca.
I Think to
connect comfortably with brltty, I need a braille terminal with a standard
serial port or a HID usb-port
My conclusions
The only
solutions for my Tieman Voyager braille terminals
are:
Updating the
vid usb-controller to a HID usb-controller if possible.
Another option
is
Changing the
startup- procedure for brltty and ubuntu and orca. I have to find the best
sequence for starting up.
During
start-up brltty has to be configured exactly with
brltty -b vo
-d usb:
Afger this
instruction ubuntu and orca can be stated.
How can i
solve this problem?
Best
regards,
Michael
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