| Talking Books |
Talking books include files of type DAISY 2.x, NISO Z39.86 (DAISY 3), NIMAS 1.1, and unprotected EPUB. |
| Music |
Music includes music files of type 3gp, m4a, m4v, mp2, mp3, mp4, OGG, and wav. |
| Text Files |
Text files includes files of type bra, brf, DOCX, fb2, html, rtf, SES3, txt, and xml |
| Notes |
Notes are recorded audio files that are either MP3 or WAV |
| The steps below cover connecting the Victor Reader to a WiFi network via scanning and connecting. There are other methods for connecting to WiFi, like importing network configuration from file, etc. |
| Step 1 – Switch to the Online Bookcase. |
| Step 2 – Press the seven key to open up the menu. |
| Step 3 – Use the two and eight keys to navigate through the settings menu until you find “Scan for available Connections” and hit the Pound key to confirm. |
| Step 4 – The network with the best signal strength will be announced first. You can move through available networks by using the two and eight keys. When you’ve located your desired network, press the pound key to confirm. |
| Step 5 – If your network is public, congratulations, you’ve connected. If it is private and has a password, you’ll be prompted to put in that password. We’ll cover inputting text in the Victor Reader below. |
| Inputting text in the Victor Reader is similar to inputting text with a numpad on a telephone. We’ll use the numpad on the Victor Reader and successful key taps to produce letters and characters. |
| 1 Key |
1, period, comma, question mark, dash, forward slash, colon, semi colon, single quote, quotes, back slash, less than sign, greater than sign, opening bracket, closing bracket |
| 2 Key |
a, b, c, 2 |
| 3 Key |
d, e, f, 3 |
| 4 Key |
g, h, i, 4 |
| 5 Key |
j, k, l, 5 |
| 6 Key |
m, n, o, 6 |
| 7 Key |
p, q, r, s, 7 |
| 8 Key |
t, u, v, 8 |
| 9 Key |
w, x, y, z, 9 |
| 0 Key |
space, 0, exclamation mark, at sign, pound sign, dollar sign, percent sign, caret, ampersand, asterisk, opening parenthesis, closing parenthesis, underscore, plus sign, equal sign, Pound Sterling sign, euro, Yen sign |
| * Key |
Cancel |
| # Key |
Confirm |
| Rewind Key |
Delete last character |
| Fast Forward Key |
Read current text input |
| Step 1 – Turn off your Victor Reader. |
| Step 2 – Connect your Victor Reader to your PC via the USB charging cable. |
| Step 3 – Turn on your Victor Reader. |
| Step 4 – A Windows File Explorer window should open up. Here you’ll find your Victor Reader’s folders. Use Windows Explorer to add, delete, or rename files. |
| Step 5 – When you’re ready to disconnect, make sure to safely remove hardware by ejecting your USB device from Windows. |
| Step 6 – Unplug the USB cable from the computer. Your Victor Reader is now off. |
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