Please see the resources section at the bottom of this article for further information and commands for each individual screen reader. This is true of all braille displays, not just the Orbit. If you do not have the screen reader turned on, there is no way for the device to “talk” to the Orbit Reader. JAWS and NVDA: The Brains Behind the OperationĪs always, the Orbit Reader needs a screen reading program to work. Commands and directions will be provided on use of the specific device with the latest version of Windows, JAWS, and NVDA. Please note that this article focuses on use of the Orbit with either JAWS or NVDA as a screen reader, not on using the screen reader itself. In this article, we will look at use of the Orbit Reader 20 when connected to a Windows PC. Translating a File Created on the Orbit to Print Reading and Working in Files on the Orbit Reader 20 Layout and Menu Structure of the Orbit Reader 20
NOTE: There are seven other articles in this series that may help you familiarize yourself with the Orbit and its capabilities:
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