Key Table: HumanWare Brailliant BI 14
- There are four rectangular thumb keys on the front. From left to right:
The outer ones are named ThumbPrevious and ThumbNext.
The inner ones are named ThumbLeft and ThumbRight.
Some models have a round key in the middle - it's the internal menu key.
- There's an eight-key braille keyboard near the back of the top.
From left to right, its keys are: Dot7, Dot3, Dot2, Dot1, Dot4, Dot5, Dot6, Dot8.
- There's a five-way joystick between the Dot1 and Dot4 keys.
The four directions are intuitively named: Up, Down, Left, Right.
Pressing the joystick is named: Action.
- RoutingKey refers to any of the keys immediately behind the braille cells.
- enter/leave help display: Space+Dots125
- enter/leave command learn mode: Space+Dots123
- enter/leave preferences menu: Space+Dots1234
- enter/leave status display: Space+Dots234
- set display mode attributes/text: Space+Dots145
- set display mode attributes: Space+Dots1458
- set display mode text: Space+Dots1457
- set screen image frozen/unfrozen: Space+Dots124
- set screen image frozen: Space+Dots1248
- set screen image unfrozen: Space+Dots1247
- describe character: RoutingKey+Action
- go to screen cursor:
- Action
- ThumbLeft+ThumbRight
- go back after cursor tracking: Dot1+Action
- bring screen cursor to character: RoutingKey
- bring screen cursor to current line: Space+Dots1236
- go up one line:
- go down one line:
- go to top line: Dot1+Up
- go to bottom line: Dot1+Down
- go to beginning of top line: ThumbLeft+ThumbPrevious
- go to beginning of bottom line: ThumbLeft+ThumbNext
- go up to nearest line with different content:
- Dot5+Up
- ThumbRight+ThumbPrevious
- go down to nearest line with different content:
- Dot5+Down
- ThumbRight+ThumbNext
- go up to nearest line with different highlighting: Dot6+Up
- go down to nearest line with different highlighting: Dot6+Down
- go up to first line of paragraph: Dot4+Left
- go down to first line of next paragraph: Dot4+Right
- go up to previous command prompt: Dot4+Up
- go down to next command prompt: Dot4+Down
- go up to nearest line with less indent than character: RoutingKey+Up
- go down to nearest line with less indent than character: RoutingKey+Down
- go up to nearest line with different character: RoutingKey+Left
- go down to nearest line with different character: RoutingKey+Right
- go backward one braille window:
- go forward one braille window:
- go backward skipping blank braille windows: Dot5+Left
- go forward skipping blank braille windows: Dot5+Right
- go to beginning of line: Dot1+Left
- go to end of line: Dot1+Right
- go left one character: Dot6+Left
- go right one character: Dot6+Right
- start new clipboard at character: ThumbPrevious+RoutingKey
- append to clipboard from character: ThumbLeft+RoutingKey
- linear copy to character: ThumbRight+RoutingKey
- rectangular copy to character: ThumbNext+RoutingKey
- insert clipboard text after screen cursor:
- ThumbPrevious+ThumbNext
- Space+Dots1346
- save clipboard to disk: Space+Dots13468
- restore clipboard from disk: Space+Dots13467
- set autorepeat on/off: Space+Dots1235
- set autorepeat on: Space+Dots12358
- set autorepeat off: Space+Dots12357
- set contracted/computer braille: Space+Dots1245
- set contracted braille: Space+Dots12458
- set computer braille: Space+Dots12457
- set six dot computer braille: Space+Dots235
- set eight dot computer braille: Space+Dots236
- set skipping of lines with identical content on/off: Space+Dots24
- set skipping of lines with identical content on: Space+Dots248
- set skipping of lines with identical content off: Space+Dots247
- set skipping of blank braille windows on/off: Space+Dots12
- set skipping of blank braille windows on: Space+Dots128
- set skipping of blank braille windows off: Space+Dots127
- set sliding braille window on/off: Space+Dots2456
- set sliding braille window on: Space+Dots24568
- set sliding braille window off: Space+Dots24567
- set track screen cursor on/off:
- Dot4+Action
- Space+Dots2345
- set track screen cursor on: Space+Dots23458
- set track screen cursor off: Space+Dots23457
- set screen cursor visibility on/off:
- set screen cursor visibility on: Space+Dots148
- set screen cursor visibility off: Space+Dots147
- set attribute underlining on/off:
- Dot6+Action
- Space+Dots136
- set attribute underlining on: Space+Dots1368
- set attribute underlining off: Space+Dots1367
- stop speaking: Dot7+Left
- speak current line: Dot7+Right
- speak from top of screen through current line: Dot7+Up
- speak from current line through bottom of screen: Dot7+Down
- go to current speaking position: Dot8+Action
- decrease speaking volume: Dot8+Down
- increase speaking volume: Dot8+Up
- decrease speaking rate: Dot8+Left
- increase speaking rate: Dot8+Right
- set autospeak on/off: Dot7+Action