Download - VBTEL Braille Telephone Terminal

24/10/2001 HANDIALOG 1

VBTEL BrailleTelephone Terminal


General Presentation

VBTEL, a braille telephone terminal – Dedicated to the Alcatel Reflexes sets

– Compatible with the PBX in the Alcatel Office and 4400 product ranges

Available with 20 and 40 characters– VBTEL20, recommended when linked to premium

– VBTEL40, recommended when linked to advanced


Advantages for the Employer

Equipping a work place with VBTEL– Allows keeping the blind user’s job when installing a new

PBX

– Warranties efficiency of the blind operator

– Allows sharing the work place with a sighted user

Saving investments– Price also adapted to small configurations

– VBTEL can be upgraded to a PC linked solution

– VBTEL can also be used by any blind employee even not operator


Advantages for the User

A terminal as simple as a telephone set

Reading in braille the reflexes set– LCD lines and their graphics

– Main keyboard and AOM icons

– Message and key LEDs

Complete emulation of various keys – Dial keys

– Soft-keys

– Main keyboard and AOM keys


Advantages for the Installer

Easy installation– Installation manual for people not used to braille

– Settings by menus

– LCD displaying the braille line

– Plug and play

Six languages available– English, French, German, Spanish, Italian

A very simple training


Applications

Operator – VBTEL linked to the reflexes set via CTI– Operator console shared with sighted colleagues

Non operator user– By connection of a VBTEL to the reflexes set

PC based blind operator work station– PC based solutions with screen reader software– Use of office software packages


Connection scheme

VBTEL20 or VBTEL40

Braille Terminal

«Reflexes» SetAdvanced/Premium

ALCATEL PBX Office, 4200 or 4400

CTI


Specifications: Displaying Informations Braille line with 20 or 40 characters

– 8-dot braille cells

Graphics customization

Presentation and customization of keys and associated icons

LED status


Specifications: Depressing Keys

8-key braille keyboard– For dialing

– For alphabetic keyboard emulation

– For note-taking

Cursor routing– For soft-keys emulation

– For function keys activation

32-key auxiliary keyboard– For retrieving information quickly

– For programming of frequent actions