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ALVA Satellite and Jaws for Windows

Excellent navigation possibilities in Internet Explorer, and
there is more...
The ALVA Satellite braille displays feature the most enhanced ergonomic
design to date. This also extends the navigation and operation possibilities of
the Jaws for Windows screen reader dramatically. With twin satellite key pads,
double touch cursors, three status cells, and activation of speech feedback from
the braille display, the ALVA Satellite in combination with Jaws for Windows
allows you to be twice as productive, twice as creative and have twice as much
fun, especially when exploring the Internet.
Windows and Speech Satellite Key Pads
Easily navigate through complex graphic screens and give instructions for
speech feedback without moving your hands to the computer keyboard. Especially
when browsing the web, the Tab forward and Tab backward key are very powerful
tool to navigate from link to link. You can switch the Windows and Speech
Satellite Key Pads from left to right and vice versa.
Windows Satellite key pad assignment
Outer circle: Tab back, Tab forward
Inner circle: Item up, Item right, Item down, Item left
Speech Satellite key pad assignment
Outer circle: Change braille display mode, Read document
Inner circle: Read title, Read line, Read bottom, Read word
Double Touch Cursor
Activate ALVA Structured Mode (see other side of this information sheet) and
simulate left mouse clicks.
With the first row of Double Touch Cursor switches above the status cells you
can:
- toggle spatial representation on/off
- toggle attribute marking
- toggle between text and attribute mode
- toggle between 6 and 8 dot braille
With the second row of Double Touch Cursor switches above the status cells
you can:
- stop speech,
- read text in a window or the whole document
- have the selected text read aloud
- mute speech synthesizer
ALVA Structured Mode
The ALVA Structured Mode is a Jaws function especially designed by ALVA to
support Satellite and Delphi MultiMedia braille displays. The ALVA Structured
Mode function can be used in JAWS Line Mode and allows you to ask for feedback
through a speech synthesizer activated by a Double Touch Cursor switch. Just
pressing a Double Touch Cursor switch in a dialog window will give you extra
information. In the same way you can get information about items that cannot
have the focus, like tool bar buttons or items in the status bar.
Status Cells
The status cells of the ALVA Satellite braille displays used together with
Jaws for Windows show extra information about what's on the screen:
- horizontal position of the active cursor,
- active JAWS navigation mode,
- display mode.
Extended front key assignment
UP: move to previous line
LEFT: move left one braille segment
RIGHT: move right one braille segment
DOWN: move to next line
HOME: move braille display to top of window
HOME + UP: move braille display to top of window
HOME + DOWN: move braille to bottom of window
CURSOR: route braille to position of active cursor
CURSOR + UP: open start menu
CURSOR + DOWN: minimize all windows
Jaws for Windows is a product of Henter-Joyce
Call (888) 285-9988 for more information.
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