Reading By Cell; Reading By Row - Baum VarioUltra 20 User Manual

6.7 Reading by Cell.

Reading content cell by cell is achieved by moving the Navistick left and
right along a row, or up and down within a column.
When opening an Excel file for the first time, the VarioUltra reading
cursor will default to cell A1. Using the Navistick, move one cell to the
right and the braille display will present the content and the cell
coordinate, which should now read B1. Moving one cell to the left will
return you to cell A1. In a similar way, using the Navistick to move down
one cell within the column will take you to cell A2. The braille display will
display content for this cell, along with the cell coordinate.
If you wish to move to a specific cell coordinate within the current
worksheet, enter command g+B8B9, and a dialog will prompt you to
enter the cell coordinate. Tap B9 and VarioUltra will go to this cell
coordinate. This option can also be found in the command menu under
menu item Navigation > Cell.
Note: In the command menu item Tools, you can adjust additional
settings for the Excel Viewer, and obtain additional information about the
current cell such as the row and column number, and any cell comment
if one exists.

6.8 Reading by Row.

When reading by row, VarioUltra will display the content of all cells on
that row. You can use the Navistick or D2 and D5 buttons to move left
and right along the row. There are shortcut commands for moving the
display up and down by row, and moving to the first or last row.
If you wish to move the display to a specific row in the worksheet, use
the command g+B8B9. In addition to the shortcut commands that follow
below, you can find navigation commands in the command menu under
menu item Navigation > Row.
Next row (down): B4B5 or D3
Previous row (up): B1B2 or D1
First row: B1B2B3 or D1D4
Last row: B4B5B6 or D3D6
The braille display shows the coordinates of the cells in the row, i.e. A1 –
D1. The contents of the single cells stand side by side in one line and
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