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7.
Select the Use the passkey found in the documentation radio
button, press TAB to Move to the Passkey edit field, type 0000,
and choose Next.
8.
After a few seconds, you will receive a message informing you
that the Bluetooth device was successfully connected and the
outgoing and incoming COM port assignments are displayed. If
you are using JAWS 12 or earlier, make a note of the outgoing
port number as this is the port JAWS will use to communicate
with the Focus.
9.
Choose Finish to close the wizard, and then OK to close the
Bluetooth Devices dialog box and save your settings.
Note: Your settings will not be saved if you do not exit both the wizard
and Bluetooth Devices dialog box as described in step 9.
You must now configure JAWS to use the Bluetooth connection. Note
that it is not necessary to first establish a USB connection before using
Bluetooth. If you have not yet set up a USB connection with the Focus
display, do the following:
1.
Press INSERT+J to open the JAWS window.
2.
Press ALT+O to open the Options menu and select Braille to
open the Braille Basic Settings dialog box.
3.
Press TAB to move to the Add Braille Display button and press
ENTER.
4.
In the list of braille displays, choose Focus and press the
SPACEBAR to select it, and then choose Next.
5.
If you are using JAWS 13 or later, in the Select the output port
edit combo box, choose Bluetooth. Otherwise, select the port
that corresponds to the outgoing COM port number that was
displayed after you finished pairing the Focus.
6.
Choose next and make sure that the Focus is selected as the
primary display.
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