[Electronics-talk] labelling audio cables

[Drew Hunthausen]

Evelyn,
Since you have so many cords and adaptors, Braille is the only thing I can
think of to use. If you have a perkins Brailler there is special paper you
can purchase that you can Braille on directely and then cut and stick it on
the adaptors. The paper has a peel off backing . I believe you can buy the
paper at many office supply stores as it is also used for labeling packages
with a regular printer. Good luck

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[mailto:electronics-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Evelyn Weckerly
Sent: Monday, September 24, 2012 8:39 AM
To: Discussion of accessible electronics and appliances
Subject: Re: [Electronics-talk] labelling audio cables

Hi,

I thank bothh you and the previous responder for suggestions, but they sound
more frustrating than ever. I think I will have to attach braille labels as
I have done in the past even though they may not stay put for very long. I
think I may have 19 pairs of jacks on the back of the pre-amp. I have a list
in the order in which they are mounted. I just have not had to look at all
that stuff for a long time. I have labelled cables before, but the labels
have not stayed, for the most part. I think I'm currently using ten pairs of
jacks. I will leave the cables plugged into the equipment that attaches to
the pre-amp--for example, the connecting cable for a tuner. I don't own any
kind of labeler maker.

Evelyn

At 11:10 AM 9/24/2012, you wrote:
>hi,
>
>you can use dymo label tape and braille your word and cut it long 
>enough to wrap around the cable and stick to the length with the braille.
>if you don't have dymo tape, you can use zip ties like 1 on a cable,
>2 on the next one and so on.
>
>Bryan Schulz
>
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>Sent: Monday, September 24, 2012 8:40 AM
>Subject: [Electronics-talk] labelling audio cables
>
>
>>Hi, All,
>>
>>What have you found to be the best and most furable way to label audio 
>>cables? I have to send a pre-amp out for repair and want to be able to 
>>hook everything back up with the least amount of hassle and 
>>frustration.
>>
>>Thanks.
>>
>>Evelyn
>>
>>
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