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10/12/15 developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   BrailleNote APEX Tutorial  Series   Module  One An  Introduction developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   1 10/12/15 This  module  will  cover… • BrailleNote  APEX  Overview • Battery  Information • BrailleNote  APEX  Controls • Adjusting  the  Speech • Adjusting  the  Keyboard  Voice • Navigating  Menus developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   The  BrailleNote APEX  is The  BrailleNote APEX  Plus  is  a  note  taking  device  used  by  students  who   use  Braille  as  their  primary  reading  and  writing  medium. It  is  a  standalone  device.  It  has  a  refreshable  Braille  display. developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   2 10/12/15 The  BrailleNote APEX  has  … • A  word  processor • A  scheduler • An  address  book • An  e-­‐mail  program   • An  Internet  browser • A  media  player   • A  book  reader  program • A  scientific  calculator   • A  file  manager developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   The  BrailleNote APEX  can  also: • Read  information  from  and  write  information  to   • Secure  Digital  (SD)  cards • USB  thumb  drives • USB  external  hard  drives developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   3 10/12/15 The  BrailleNote APEX • can  be  connected   • WIFI • Bluetooth • Ethernet developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   The  BrailleNote APEX  Battery • The  BrailleNote APEX  comes  with  an  AC  adapter  and  a  rechargeable,   built-­‐in  battery • The  BrailleNote APEX  will  warn  you  when  the  battery  is  at  10%   charged. • When  the  battery  is  critically  low,  you  need  to  plug  in  the  AC  adapter. • It  takes  about  4  hours  to  fully  charge • The  battery  life  of  the  APEX  that  is  fully  charged  is  generally  10-­‐12   hours developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   4 10/12/15 Check  Battery  Level To  check  battery  level,  press  SPACE-­‐O developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   Check  Battery  Level   cont’d Press P developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   5 10/12/15 Check  Battery  Level   cont’d • The  APEX   • will  announce  the  level  of  charge   “Level  __  percent” • Then  the  AC  adapter  status  is  announced:  "Adapter  on”  if  attached  attached   ”Adapter  off”  if  cord  not  attached   • After  these  messages  are  displayed,  you  are  returned  to  your  original   place  in  KeySoft.   developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   BrailleNote APEX  Controls Backspace Enter 3 2 5 6 1 4 SpaceBar Touch Cursors Previous Back Advance Next developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   6 10/12/15 BrailleNote APEX  Controls Braille Input 3 2 5 6 1 4 Keys developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   A  Braille  cell  has  6  dots.  Each  input  key  corresponds  to  a  position  in  the   Braille  cell. 1 4 3 2 1 4 5 6 2 5 3 6 developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   7 10/12/15 To  type  the  contraction  ‘the’in  Braille.   You  press  2-­‐3-­‐4-­‐6 keys.   developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   BrailleNote APEX  Controls Refreshable Braille Cells developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   8 10/12/15 BrailleNote APEX  Controls The  scroll  wheel  has  6  raised  lines  and  will  turn  clockwise  and  counter-­‐ clockwise Scroll Wheel developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   BrailleNote APEX  Controls Turning  scroll  wheel  clockwise  will  move  you  forward  through  menus Scroll Wheel developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   9 10/12/15 BrailleNote APEX  Controls Turning  scroll  wheel  counter-­‐clockwise  will  move  you  backwards   through  menus Scroll Wheel developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   BrailleNote APEX  Controls On  the  left  side  of  the  device  is  a  small  black  button  called  the  RESET   button. This  is  used  for  troubleshooting Reset button developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   10

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use Braille as their primary reading and writing medium. The scroll wheel has 6 raised lines and will turn clockwise and counter-‐ clockwise. Scroll Wheel Changing the speech volume, speed and tone. • On/Off – toggle between with or without speech support. • Volume Increase Reading Speed
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24 Pages·2015·5.66 MB·English
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10/12/15 developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   BrailleNote APEX Tutorial  Series   Module  One An  Introduction developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   1 10/12/15 This  module  will  cover… • BrailleNote  APEX  Overview • Battery  Information • BrailleNote  APEX  Controls • Adjusting  the  Speech • Adjusting  the  Keyboard  Voice • Navigating  Menus developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   The  BrailleNote APEX  is The  BrailleNote APEX  Plus  is  a  note  taking  device  used  by  students  who   use  Braille  as  their  primary  reading  and  writing  medium. It  is  a  standalone  device.  It  has  a  refreshable  Braille  display. developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   2 10/12/15 The  BrailleNote APEX  has  … • A  word  processor • A  scheduler • An  address  book • An  e-­‐mail  program   • An  Internet  browser • A  media  player   • A  book  reader  program • A  scientific  calculator   • A  file  manager developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   The  BrailleNote APEX  can  also: • Read  information  from  and  write  information  to   • Secure  Digital  (SD)  cards • USB  thumb  drives • USB  external  hard  drives developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   3 10/12/15 The  BrailleNote APEX • can  be  connected   • WIFI • Bluetooth • Ethernet developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   The  BrailleNote APEX  Battery • The  BrailleNote APEX  comes  with  an  AC  adapter  and  a  rechargeable,   built-­‐in  battery • The  BrailleNote APEX  will  warn  you  when  the  battery  is  at  10%   charged. • When  the  battery  is  critically  low,  you  need  to  plug  in  the  AC  adapter. • It  takes  about  4  hours  to  fully  charge • The  battery  life  of  the  APEX  that  is  fully  charged  is  generally  10-­‐12   hours developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   4 10/12/15 Check  Battery  Level To  check  battery  level,  press  SPACE-­‐O developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   Check  Battery  Level   cont’d Press P developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   5 10/12/15 Check  Battery  Level   cont’d • The  APEX   • will  announce  the  level  of  charge   “Level  __  percent” • Then  the  AC  adapter  status  is  announced:  "Adapter  on”  if  attached  attached   ”Adapter  off”  if  cord  not  attached   • After  these  messages  are  displayed,  you  are  returned  to  your  original   place  in  KeySoft.   developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   BrailleNote APEX  Controls Backspace Enter 3 2 5 6 1 4 SpaceBar Touch Cursors Previous Back Advance Next developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   6 10/12/15 BrailleNote APEX  Controls Braille Input 3 2 5 6 1 4 Keys developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   A  Braille  cell  has  6  dots.  Each  input  key  corresponds  to  a  position  in  the   Braille  cell. 1 4 3 2 1 4 5 6 2 5 3 6 developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   7 10/12/15 To  type  the  contraction  ‘the’in  Braille.   You  press  2-­‐3-­‐4-­‐6 keys.   developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   BrailleNote APEX  Controls Refreshable Braille Cells developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   8 10/12/15 BrailleNote APEX  Controls The  scroll  wheel  has  6  raised  lines  and  will  turn  clockwise  and  counter-­‐ clockwise Scroll Wheel developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   BrailleNote APEX  Controls Turning  scroll  wheel  clockwise  will  move  you  forward  through  menus Scroll Wheel developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   9 10/12/15 BrailleNote APEX  Controls Turning  scroll  wheel  counter-­‐clockwise  will  move  you  backwards   through  menus Scroll Wheel developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   BrailleNote APEX  Controls On  the  left  side  of  the  device  is  a  small  black  button  called  the  RESET   button. This  is  used  for  troubleshooting Reset button developingPARTNERSHIPS lbuilding  CAPACITYl supportingSTUDENTSlimplementing  TECHNOLOGY   10

Description:
use Braille as their primary reading and writing medium. The scroll wheel has 6 raised lines and will turn clockwise and counter-‐ clockwise. Scroll Wheel Changing the speech volume, speed and tone. • On/Off – toggle between with or without speech support. • Volume Increase Reading Speed
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