Braille Notetaker Main Menu Elements - Baum VarioUltra 20 User Manual

1. Word Processor: the hotkey is 'w'; the global command is w+B789.
2. PDF Viewer: the hotkey is 'p'; the global command is y+B789.
3. Excel Viewer: the hotkey is 'x'; the global command is x+B789.
4. Calculator: the hotkey is 'c'; the global command c+B789.
5. Timers: the hotkey is 't'; the global command is t+B789.
6. File Manager: the hotkey is 'f'; the global command f+B789.
7. Settings: the hotkey is 's'; the global command is s+B789.
8. Help: the hotkey is 'h'; the global command is h+B789.
Hotkey: if you're within the main menu, typing the hotkey letter on its
own will open the application.
Global Command: enter these commands from anywhere in Braille
Notetaker, to open the application.
From the factory, main menu items will have the letters 'MI' displayed at
the beginning of the line. The element 'MI' stands for Menu Item.
Elements like this can be hidden, saving you some space. You can scroll
up and down in the menus using either the display buttons D1 and D3,
or by tapping the top or bottom edge of the Navistick. When the menu
displays the name of the application you want to use, you can open it in
one of three ways. Press the left thumb key B9 one time, press any
cursor routing button, or press in on the middle of the Navistick.
Within the pages of this manual, shortcut commands are written in one
of two ways. By way of example, if the command requires you to press
the left thumb key B9 with braille keys B2 and B3, the command will be
written as B9+B2B3. In cases where a letter or punctuation symbol is
used, the command will be written as c+B8B9 as in the case of the
global command for copy.
Global shortcut commands are also displayed after the name of an
application or menu item. Like all other elements, these commands can
also be hidden. Refer to
Display Settings > Templates

1.8 Braille Notetaker Main Menu Elements.

Braille elements are those things that appear on the display when in
Braille Notetaker mode. Examples include: MI, LI, CB, CHK, and EB.
You can find more details in section 10.3 Display Settings.
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