[Ohio-Talk] wifi and BARD set up for the Library for the Blind Braille display

[David Andrews]

There are in the manual ... and you don't need an app.

Dave

At 08:15 PM 5/7/2022, you wrote:
>Where are the directions for getting connected 
>to wifi and BARD on this eReader? Do I need to 
>download an app to my iPhone?  -----Original 
>Message----- From: Ohio-Talk 
><ohio-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org> On Behalf Of 
>Angela Randall via Ohio-Talk Sent: Friday, May 
>6, 2022 5:33 PM To: NFB of Ohio Announcement and 
>Discussion List <ohio-talk at nfbnet.org> Cc: 
>Angela Randall <arandall3111 at gmail.com> Subject: 
>Re: [Ohio-Talk] Library for the Blind Braille 
>display It didn't take me long once I got 
>connected to wifi and bard. Now I'm reading 
>books. I love it On Fri, May 6, 2022, 6:22 PM 
>President Capital chapter via Ohio-Talk < 
>ohio-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote: > Hello, > > I also 
>received my E reader from the library. Just to 
>share with > everybody on the list, this will be 
>my very first experience using a braille 
>display. > So, I am reluctantly going to try it 
>out because I know it is the path > of the 
>future for us braille readers. I am very 
>old-fashioned that I > like actually reading a 
>book, but I know that I have to get used to > 
>this type of technology. So, I will be playing 
>with it and trying to > figure it out over the 
>weekend and see if I can get used to this. A > 
>couple of things that I am looking forward to is 
>a larger variety of > book options, and being 
>able to bring a reader with me when I travel > 
>without having to drag lots of very heavy bulky 
>braille volumes.  I > would like to hear 
>everybody’s thoughts and reactions to the 
>reader. I > represent the NFB of Ohio on the 
>consumer advisory committee for the > library 
>service, and we have a meeting here in a couple 
>of weeks. So, > would like to hear everybody’s 
>thoughts and reaction to the new device. > > 
>Annette > > Annette Lutz > President > Capital Chapter of the National