linux and the vario40 braile display

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I use BRLTTY  2.99.5 and 2.99.7 and both versions work fine with the Vario
!
Good luck !
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On 04/06/02 at 18:50 Rafi Cohen wrote:

>Hi Nath, this was a very valuable information for me, thank you very much.
>You encourage me to try this configuration. Which brltty version are you
>using? is there a newer version than 2.98 which I tried?
>Thanks again, Rafi.
>
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>To: blinux-list@redhat.com
>Subject: Re: linux and the vario40 braile display
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>Hello !
>a response to your second question :
>I run BRLTTY  with vario 40 and it works fine. I use the TSI driver and
>switch the vario to the emulation 4 protocol. I'm running kernel 2.4.18.
>Hope that's help !
>
>
>Nath
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>On 04/06/02 at 17:25 Rafi Cohen wrote:
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>>Hello, I'm a blind software engineer using vario40 (or known as Rabit in
>>the
>>usa) as my braile display. I developped software for yeares on Linux and
>>other Unix flavors by using teraterm and Jaws screen reader.
>>I was quite satisfied with this. However, the new company I'm intending
to
>>work for, develops drivers which are infoked during the boot process and
>>thus need to be debugged during this process.
>>This means that I need to use vario40 directly on Linux and not through a
>>terminal emulator.
>>First, any and every information concerning accessing Linux with vario40
>>will be most appreciated.
>>I have to state 2 comments in advance:
>>1. I know that there is at least one linux distribution who has braile
>>display support built-in, I think it is called sUse/Linux or something
>>similar. This is unacceptable by my company, since they insist on working
>>on
>>redhat 7.2 with kernel 2.4.7.
>>2. I'm aware of brltty. Some months ago, I tried brltty 2.98 with Redhat
>>7.1
>>with kernel 2.4.2 but no go.
>>Mario Lang, who wrote the driver for vario40 todl me that as far as he
>>knows, this driver stopped working beginning with kernel 2.4.x. Does
>>anybody
>>have any information about this?
>>May brltty work with vario40 in powerbraile emulation with the powerbrail
>>drivers? Theoretically I believe that yes. I just suspect that the
vario40
>>buttons will not work, since the driver is built to activate the
>>powerbraile
>>buttons, thus making this configuration inefficient. Am I wrong here?
>>As I said, any and every information on these issues will be most
>>appreciated.
>>Thanks in advance, Rafi Cohen.
>>
>>
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