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Ldk Braille console
- Thread starter Chamvari
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Hi Petros
This feature is not available within the LDK/GDK/IPECS PBX range.
Only with the Ericsson MD110 - this feature "visually impaired" (blind operator) is available - to my knowledge.
Did you solve your LDK VoIP network issue ?
///doktor
This feature is not available within the LDK/GDK/IPECS PBX range.
Only with the Ericsson MD110 - this feature "visually impaired" (blind operator) is available - to my knowledge.
Did you solve your LDK VoIP network issue ?
///doktor
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Petros wrote to me that there is a solution for the Visually impaired a PC based application for Visually Impaired Solution.
It utilises the standard ez Attendant Package, JAWS application and Headset.
For ez Attendant functionality on the system a lock key is required.
Just to let you know!
///doktor
It utilises the standard ez Attendant Package, JAWS application and Headset.
For ez Attendant functionality on the system a lock key is required.
Just to let you know!
///doktor
I got this additional information:
The Visually Impaired Solution (VIS) is provided by installing the industry standard application JAWS (Job Access With Speech) on the same computer as the ez Attendant application. Once the standard JAWS package has been installed ez Attendant specific files must be installed.
The JAWS application is a screen reading application which is utilised in the market by visually impaired computer users.
JAWS will extract relevant screen information for the visually impaired operator and relay messages via the sound card outputs.
Visually impaired users do not utilise the computer mouse to navigate the computer screen and for this reason only the keyboard functionality of ez Attendant is supported by VIS.
///doktor
The Visually Impaired Solution (VIS) is provided by installing the industry standard application JAWS (Job Access With Speech) on the same computer as the ez Attendant application. Once the standard JAWS package has been installed ez Attendant specific files must be installed.
The JAWS application is a screen reading application which is utilised in the market by visually impaired computer users.
JAWS will extract relevant screen information for the visually impaired operator and relay messages via the sound card outputs.
Visually impaired users do not utilise the computer mouse to navigate the computer screen and for this reason only the keyboard functionality of ez Attendant is supported by VIS.
///doktor
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