<html><body><div style="font-family: times new roman, new york, times, serif; font-size: 12pt; color: #000000"><div>I'm still having difficulty trying to swap the functions of the rocker switches<br></div><div>on a PowerBraille 80. I've installed Debian Linux 9.4, and I used the Debian </div><div>apt tool to install brltty from the debian repository; <br>running the brltty command yields a version of 5.4. <br>1.) I opened <br>/etc/brltty/Input/ts/pb80.ktb <br>with nano, and found five lines: <br>title Power Braille 80 <br>assign routingRight1 81 <br>assign routingRight2 82 <br>assign routingRight3 79 <br>include pb_large.kti <br>Neither I nor my friend understands what these entries refer to, <br>and none mentions a rocker switch. What parameters should I <br>change to reverse the rocker bar settings? Since I'm seven hours from <br>his home in Chicago at the moment and could not connect a PB80 <br>to test or access the preferences file to see if that preference was there, <br>2.) I tried looking in /var/lib/brltty, but did not find brltty.prefs at all. </div><div>Typing PREFMENU without the PowerBraille connected yields an</div><div>error message: "No such command"<br>3.) Also, to insure that the PB80 display starts at boot, I added the lines <br>braille-driver ts <br>braille-device serial:ttyS0 <br></div><div>to /etc/brltty.conf. Then, per another entry in the documentation, I </div><div>edited /etc/default/brltty as follows: <br>ARGUMENTS="-q -b ts -d /dev/ttyS0" <br>Am I correct in assuming that these changes will automatically <br>start brltty at boot? <br>Thanks again for all your support. <br><br><br><br><br></div></div></body></html>