Re: [orca-list] OT: Orbit Reader questions



Hi,
The latest version of brltty has support for the orbit 20.
It does work in the console and should work in Orca.
Regarding the auto scroll etc, I cannot help as I am not a braille user.
The version of the BrailleMe which did not have the latest firmware was not detected propperly as a USB device under Linux.
People here in SA who tested both, seem to favour the brailleMe.
HTH, Willem


On Thu, 18 Oct 2018, Nolan Darilek wrote:

Does support need to be explicitly added for *Orca*, though? brltty is mentioned in the docs as being supported under Android, and there's an emulation mode that can be used until explicit support is added, albeit sacrificing a couple cells.


And I'm still unclear as to whether continuous read works in standalone mode, since I can imagine many cases where I'd just want to read something on the display without fumbling with a phone or another device. If continuous read isn't supported, how big of a deal is it to manually advance the display? Significant annoyance, or something you start doing subconsciously after a bit of practice?


Thanks.


On 10/18/18 11:30 AM, bittukumar jaiswal wrote:
I don't think that is there any support has bin added for Orca
but if you don't care of jaws support then you can go for Braille Me
it also have the cursor routing keys for easy navigation and edeting.
this is the same device like orbit reader 20. comes with lesser prise
then orbit.
in India it is for about Rupees  25000
in next few months company will be adding support for Orca with USB
and Bluetooth connectivity.
If you really want this device then contact me personally.
or visit the website: www.innovision tech.co
Mail on this: info innovisiontech co
thanks.


On 10/18/18, Nolan Darilek <nolan thewordnerd info> wrote:
Sorry to go a bit off-topic, but I had a quick question and didn't want
to join another list to ask it.


I think some folks here have experience with the $500 Orbit Reader 20?
I've been thinking of picking one up for use with Linux and Android, but
also as a standalone reader.


In standalone mode, is there any kind of continuous read functionality
that scrolls the display through files at a specific interval? If not,
how annoying does it get to advance the cursor line-by-line to read
something?


And to make things a bit more topical, how well does it work with
Orca/Android? I understand it isn't a $2000 device and will have
compromises, but is it worth $500 to have access to Braille with its
limitations (no cursor routing keys, for instance?)


Thanks.

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