[BRLTTY] TSI: Looking for testers for Navigator models

[Philip Alade Ajofoyinbo]

On Fri, 20 Aug 2010 19:41:28 +0200, Mario Lang wrote:

On Fri, 20 Aug 2010 19:41:28 +0200, Mario Lang wrote:

Hi, there, folks!

Under normal circumstances, it would have been more customary for me to introduce 
myself prior to responding to a post on this list....  However, as there is a 
fortuitous coincidence between the inquiry regarding a TSI Navigator above and 
my urgent need to make NVDA use my Navigator (v#3.2 80-8) for Braille output 
courtesy of BRLTTY....

In reverse order:  (1) I _would_ be willing to test the new TSI Navigator driver
for BRLTTY (currently running WINXP Pro) if (2) I can be helped to resolve a 
driver-loading issue (driver version 4.2-1 [at startup, "no foreground window" 
and something like "no console attached"; apparently no communication with 
Navigator!]; quoted messages picked up by Window-Eyes, my primary screen-reader 
and (3) my name is Philip alade Ajofoyinbo, currently a resident of Lomita, CA, 
one of the innumerable subdivisions of the Los Angeles megalopolis; I'm a 
cultural anthropologist by formal training and worldview, a demanding philosopher 
and political theorist by inclination and passionate opinionator by passtime; 
Lastly, I have a dedicated naturalist's keen interest in technology, 
especially in its intersection with society and culture.



Philip




>> On Thu, Aug 19, 2010 at 02:04:04AM EST, Mario Lang wrote:
>>> In preparation for a pending rewrite of the TSI driver
>>> to use keyTables instead of hardcoded switch statements,
>>> we are looking for people to test the resulting code on a TSI Navigator.
>>> 
>>> Does anyone still have such a model?
>>
>> I have a Navigator LX40 that I can test if need be.

>Thats wonderful, thank you!  Can you tell us a little bit
>more about the model?  Is it a device without routing keys?

>--

>> On Thu, Aug 19, 2010 at 02:04:04AM EST, Mario Lang wrote:
>>> In preparation for a pending rewrite of the TSI driver
>>> to use keyTables instead of hardcoded switch statements,
>>> we are looking for people to test the resulting code on a TSI Navigator.
>>> 
>>> Does anyone still have such a model?
>>
>> I have a Navigator LX40 that I can test if need be.

>Thats wonderful, thank you!  Can you tell us a little bit
>more about the model?  Is it a device without routing keys?

>--





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