Christopher-Mark Gilland <clgilland07@...>
Malard,
Yup, same version number here.
BTW, would you please get with me off list? I have
a few questions which wouldn't be quite suited topic for this list, that you
absolutely might could help me with.
My address is:
Thanks.
--- Christopher Gilland Co-founder of Genuine Safe Haven
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Sent: Wednesday, March 08, 2017 4:27
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Subject: Re: [nvda] Using Freedom
Scientific Braille Display in Windows 10
chris, I have a pm 40, firmware version 3.70. Let me know if
you manage to make it work for
you.
Ciao,
Ollie
Il 08/03/2017 22:05,
Christopher-Mark Gilland ha scritto: > What display specifically are you
using? If you're using one of the > original Pacmate or Pacmate Omni
displays, it's not gonna work. At > least, I! can't get it to work.
Trust me. I tried billions of times! > Honestly, that's one of the only
very very few things keeping me from > using NVDA full time. That, and,
same goes with my big Alva Satelite > 80. God would I love to use that
thing on Windows 10! The drivers have > been totally deprecated though
as far as I can see. I had this > discussion on the list a while back,
but no one really seemed to know > how to get either of my displays up
and running with NVDA. > I can get the Alva working in JFW as long as
I'm on Windows XP 32 bit, > but with NVDA, regardless the architect, or
version of Windows, forget > it. Yeah, I tried with BRLTTY, and with
LibBrl, I think it's called, > but neither work. Keep in mind, I don't
have a power cord for my Alva > as I got it used, and this machine I'm
running it on doesn't have a > serial port, so I'm having to bus power
it via USB. > I'm veering way off from the initial topic at hand, so
I'll further > refrane, but my point is, I can't get the Alva to work
at all, and as > far as FS displays go, unless it's a newer display
like a Focus, or a > Focus Blue, I don't think it's gonna work, at
least not without you > putting up a fight. > Now, that said, if
anyone knows a trick in Win10 Home 64 bit to get > even just via USB,
the original PM20 or PM40, in my case the 20, to > work with NVDA,
please, I beg of you, give me step by step directions. > I'd kill! to
get that thing working! > Chris. >
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