The comfortable and affordable Braille display

The mobile Braille display Basic Braille 40 with Bluetooth is equipped with 40 Braille elements as standard. With the Basic Braille, you get a low-cost entry-level model in the Handy Tech braille series from Help Tech, in high quality "Made in Germany“. The casing body of the Basic Braille is made of sturdy, anodized Aluminum. The side panels are made of a high-quality, textured, pleasant non-slip plastic. Equipped with durable Braille elements with robust tactile pins. The Basic Braille will provide you access to computer systems for many years.

Basic Braille Series at a Glance

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Basic Braille Brochure

Basic Braille Quick Start

Basic Braille User Manual

Basic Braille 40 BT

$3,295.00

Quantity

The advantages at a glance:

available with 20, 32, 40, 48, 64, 80, 84 braille elements with cursor routing

stylish, robust aluminum housing and durable Braille elements

flat and space-saving design

HID technology - ready to use, without driver software

optional: wireless Bluetooth, with integrated rechargeable battery

Easy to use

There are only 3 keys to the right and left side of the Braille elements, which does make handling the Basic Braille very easy and straight forward. While you use one hand to navigate you can use the other to read on the Braille display. The cursor routing keys are integrated in the Braille elements and can be used to position the cursor at a desired position within the text.

Wide range of applications

The Basic Braille’s flexible design made it possible to create various versions that cover a wide range of possible applications. The 40-Braille-elements version, for example, is ideal to be used with a laptop computer and the 64-Braille-element version fits perfect to a standard computer keyboard. The Basic Braille is also available with 20, 32, 48, 80 or 84 Braille elements. All versions do have a flat design and can be comfortably placed in front of a computer keyboard or laptop.

Universal access

The Basic Braille works with all common screen readers like JAWS, SuperNova, NVDA or VoiceOver by Apple computers. Screen readers allow people with visual impairment to access computer systems via a combination of a Braille display and voice output. The Basic Braille is connected via USB to your computer and no extra power supply is needed. As the Basic Braille uses HID technology (Human Interface Device), it is ready to use without the need of having to install any software. Thanks to HID the computer will recognize the Basic Braille once you connected it with your computer.

Optional with Bluetooth

The Basic Braille is optionally available with wireless Bluetooth connection technology. This version allows you to also use the Basic Braille with portable devices, such as mobile phones, tablet PCs and iPhones. It is equipped with a high-performance lithium-ion battery, which is recharged via the USB connector. You can charge the Basic Braille using a standard Micro-USB mobile phone adapter, or the charging plug included in the scope of supplies.