Key Table: Iris (with braille keyboard)
- The braille keyboard has two thumb keys rather than a single space bar.
The left one is named Backspace, and the right one is named Space.
- The eight keys behind the braille keyboard are known as linear keys.
From left to right, they're named L1 through L8.
- RoutingKey refers to any of the keys behind the text cells.
- enter/leave help display: L4+L3+L6
- enter/leave command learn mode: L4+L3+L2
- enter/leave preferences menu:
- enter/leave status display:
- set screen image frozen/unfrozen: L4+L3+L5
- describe character: L6+RoutingKey
- bring screen cursor to character: RoutingKey
- go up one line: L2
- go down one line: L7
- go to top line: L1+L2
- go to bottom line: L7+L8
- go up to previous command prompt: L3
- go down to next command prompt: L6
- go backward one braille window: L1
- go forward one braille window: L8
- place left end of braille window at character: L3+RoutingKey
- start new clipboard at character: L1+RoutingKey
- append to clipboard from character: L2+RoutingKey
- linear copy to character: L8+RoutingKey
- rectangular copy to character: L7+RoutingKey
- insert clipboard text after screen cursor: L5+L7
- insert clipboard history entry after screen cursor: L5+L6+L7, RoutingKey
- set text style 6-dot: L3+L2+L6
- set text style 8-dot: L3+L2+L7
- set screen cursor visibility on/off: L2+L3
- set alert tunes on/off: L6+L7
- restart speech driver: L6+L8