Lightwriter Swift
Complete User Guide
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SWIFT
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Contents
Welcome to Your Lightwriter Swift................................................................................................................... 5
Charging........................................................................................................................................................ 6
The Keyboard................................................................................................................................................. 7
Settings Wizard.............................................................................................................................................. 8
Home Bar....................................................................................................................................................... 9
Talk.............................................................................................................................................................. 10
Phrases and Topics...................................................................................................................................... 18
QuickChat.................................................................................................................................................... 26
QuickSounds................................................................................................................................................ 29
Notebook..................................................................................................................................................... 32
Settings........................................................................................................................................................ 40
Connectivity................................................................................................................................................. 51
Cleaning and Maintenance.......................................................................................................................... 56
Troubleshooting............................................................................................................................................ 61
Index............................................................................................................................................................ 64
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WELCOME
Welcome to Your Lightwriter Swift
Dedicated text-to-speech communication is now available in one handy, portable device.
What’s in the Box
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Lightwriter Swift
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Data cable
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Charger
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Long and short lanyards
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Quick Start and User Guide
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Keyguards
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Screwdriver and keyguard release tool
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WELCOME
Charging
You should fully charge your Swift before using it for the first time, and allow it to sleep and charge for at
least 6 hours each night to ensure a full day of use.
Connect the charger to the USB port as shown below, and check the indicators at both ends of the charger
which light to show it is working correctly. You can continue to use your Swift while it is charging.
Top Tip
To check if the Swift’s battery is low,
look at the light to the bottom-left of the
user display.
Green: your Swift is currently charging.
Amber: the battery is low.
Red: you only have a short time before
the Swift will run out of battery.
No Light: battery is normal.
If the battery becomes low during use, the light to the bottom-left of the user display will change to amber
and then red. You will also hear an alert. Your Swift will eventually turn itself off if it is not charged, and the
light will turn red for a short time when a key is pressed to show that a charger is needed.
Your Swift will automatically go to sleep when it is not being used, to make the battery last longer. Press Home
to wake your Swift again. You can change how quickly your Swift goes to sleep using Sleep Time in Settings.
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WELCOME
The Keyboard
Press the Home key to turn on your Swift.
Joystick
Move around and select.
Do
Select an item.
Speak
Speak your text.
Home
Show the Home Bar or wake
your Swift.
Hold down to restart.
Cancel
Delete or undo text, and
cancel speech or sounds.
Menu
Show the menu for each
activity. Return settings to
default.
To change how your keys and joystick work, see
the Keyboard section of Settings.
Top Tip
To restart your Swift, hold down Home until
the display changes and then release the key.
Top Tip
If you find you are often pressing the centre of
the joystick accidentally, you can turn it off in
Settings and use the Do key instead.
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WELCOME
Settings Wizard
The wizard runs through some essential settings so you can easily
personalise your Swift. You may see the wizard when your device is
first turned on.
Move your joystick up and down to change the value of a setting,
or move left and right to select the minimum and maximum
respectively. Press Do to save a new value and move on to the next
settings.
and Language – Select a speaking voice. Your predictions, phrases, QuickChats and corrections
•Voice
will match the language of your chosen voice.
Pitch – Make your voice individual by making it sound higher or lower. The pitch will be
•Voice
remembered separately for each voice.
– Choose a colour scheme for the user display to personalise your Swift. The two high visibility
•Colour
options can help with visual impairment.
Select – If you find that the central select on the joystick is being pressed accidentally, you can
•Joystick
turn it off and use the Do key instead.
– Set the current time for your Swift. The time is shown as a 24-hour clock; set the hours first,
•Time
followed by the minutes.
•Date – Set the current date for your Swift. Set the day first, followed by the month and year.
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WELCOME
Home Bar
Press Home at any time to show the main menu on your Swift, the Home Bar.
It shows each of the available activities and the current date and time.
Activity Name
Activities
Clock
Talk
Notebook
QuickChat
Settings
QuickSounds
Volume
Phrases and
Topics
Sleep
Pressing Menu on the Home Bar will produce a ‘Buzz’ sound. You can choose which sound will play in
Settings.
Select Volume to change how loud the speech, sounds and alerts are on your Swift.
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Talk
TALK
This is the most important activity on your Swift for text-to-speech
communication. You will see the Talk activity first when you turn on
your Swift.
The Talk screen is divided into two sections: the bottom half
contains the predictions and keyboard, and the top half will show
the text you have created. This is called the text line.
Once you have typed a piece of text, press Speak to read it
out. It will also appear on the out-facing partner display for your
communication partner to read.
Predictions
Predictions suggest what you are most likely to say by learning the way you use words and language. The
more you type and talk, the more accurate and personal they will become!
Scroll through the predictions using your joystick, and press Do to select.
As well as single words, you can also choose to enhance your predictions by showing word pairs. These
will appear if two words are frequently used together, for example thank you or Toby Churchill. See
Prediction Mode in Settings for more information.
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If you cannot find the right prediction, you can
enter a new word letter-by-letter using the onscreen keyboard. Move left with your joystick and
the keyboard will slide out.
To use the keyboard:
TALK
On-Screen Keyboard
Punctuation
1 Move to the group of letters containing the
character you want to use, and press Do to
select the group.
Letters
Alternative
Keyboard
2 Move left or right and press Do to select the
character you want to use. It will be added to
the text line.
Space
New Line
3 Continue to enter more characters, or move
right to select an updated prediction.
When you move right to select a
prediction, the keyboard will disappear
again.
Any new word entered on the keyboard
will automatically be remembered by
your predictions.
Top Tip
To stop the keyboard
from disappearing,
select Fix Keyboard
in the Talk Menu.
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Alternative Keyboards
Select the Alternative Keyboard icon in the bottom-left to change the available characters on your keyboard.
TALK
abc
Punctuation
Numbers
The capitalised ABC keyboard will automatically appear when
you’re at the start of a new line or sentence.
The keyboards may change depending on the language of your
speaking voice.
Accents
ABC
Top Tip
To make your keyboard and
predictions always appear in upper
case, see All Caps in Settings.
Speaking
To read out any new text you have entered, press Speak. To repeat
it, press Speak again.
A new line will also be added when you press Speak, separating
your text into blocks. Only new text entered since the last new line
will be read out when you press Speak, so that you do not have to
clear the text line to say something new.
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“When are
you free?”
You can also choose to have your text spoken automatically with Auto Speech in Settings:
•Off – Only speaks when you press Speak.
TALK
•Letter – Speaks each letter as you enter it, and each word when you enter a space.
•Word – Speaks each word when you enter a space.
Top Tip
– Speaks each sentence after you enter a full stop .
•Sentence
You can remove the new line
question mark ? or exclamation mark ! .
added automatically when
you press the Speak key by
pressing Cancel.
Partner Display
Your text will also be shown on the out-facing partner display for your communication
partner to read.
You can choose when your text is shown on the partner display by using Partner
Mode in Settings. It has the following options:
as Written – Show your text as it is entered onto the text line. This allows your conversation partner
•Show
to assist in your spoken communication.
on Speak – Only shows text on the far display as it is spoken.
•Show
This allows you to have more control over your communication,
especially with Auto Speech set to Sentence or Off.
– Never shows your text on the partner display, making your
•Off
speech the central communication method.
Top Tip
If your text is too long to be
shown on the partner display, it
will scroll as it is spoken.
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Automatic Corrections
You can automatically change the way a word is spelt or pronounced using corrections. These can be
created and managed in the Communication Stores section of Settings.
TALK
Corrections – Your Swift can automatically correct common misspellings for you. For example, you
•Text
can choose to correct seperate to separate, and it will automatically adjust on the text line.
Alternatively, you can also use Text Corrections to create short abbreviations for longer words or
phrases. For example, you could choose to automatically correct tc to Toby Churchill.
You can only create one correction for each misspelling or abbreviation. Text corrections are case
sensitive.
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Corrections – Your Swift can change the way your current speaking voice pronounces individual
•Speech
words.
Text Editing
TALK
To create a speech correction, try entering the word phonetically, in the way you would like it to sound.
Alternatively, try using dashes or spaces to break up longer words. For example, Fajita may sound better
as fahita or fa-heater.
“I would like a chicken
fa-heater please”
– If you make a mistake at any time whilst entering text, you can press Cancel to undo your last
•Undo
change. For example, if you have selected the wrong letter or prediction, it will be removed when you
press Cancel.
Cancel can also be used to undo automatic changes, such as the adding of new lines or spaces.
Editing – You can repeat or edit your text by moving the joystick up from the predictions to
•Advanced
highlight the text line.
1 When you first select the text line, everything will be
highlighted. Press Speak to repeat all of your text, or Cancel to
clear it.
Press Do to return your cursor to the end of the text line.
Top Tip
If the text line is accidentally cleared,
press Cancel again to restore it.
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2 To select individual speech blocks, continue to move your joystick up. The last piece of text will be
highlighted, and you can then move up and down to select previous blocks.
TALK
•To repeat a block of text, press Speak.
•To delete a block of text, press Cancel.
save a block as a QuickChat, phrase, or note, press Menu and
•To
select Save As.
To put the cursor at the end of the block and continue entering text,
press Do.
3 To delete single letters, or to add new text anywhere on your
text line, move your joystick left or right to select individual
characters. Continue to use your joystick to move between characters.
•Press Cancel to delete the highlighted character.
begin adding new text, press Do. The cursor will stay in place,
•To
and you will be able to use the predictions and keyboard to add
new text.
Top Tip
To quickly return the cursor to the bottom,
select the whole text line and press Do.
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Talk Menu
Press Menu to view more options for the Talk activity.
As – Allows you to save the current piece of text as a
•Save
phrase, note, or QuickChat item.
TALK
Keyboard – Secures the on-screen keyboard so that it is
•Fix
always visible. It will not be hidden when you select predictions.
Talk – Temporarily turns off the partner display and any
•Private
speech in Talk, to make your conversation private.
Prediction – Completely remove the selected word from
•Delete
your predictions. This cannot be undone!
Prediction – If a word is not being learnt as a prediction,
•Add
you can add it here instead.
•Auto Speech – Quick access to the Auto Speech setting.
Top Tip
An icon will appear on your text line
to show when you are in Private Mode.
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Phrases and Topics
Phrases let you store short pieces of text, to make speaking them quick and easy.
Phrases can also be grouped into convenient topics, so you can find the right phrases at the appropriate
time. The phrase browser looks like this:
PHRASES AND
TOPICS
•Press Speak to read out a phrase and stay in the browser.
•Press Do to add the phrase to your text line.
Search Bar
Topic Bar
Phrases
Filter Keyboard
There are a few phrases already saved on your Swift, but you can add more. There are many types of
phrases you may want to save.
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Phrases – The things that you most commonly need to say in day-to-day life.
•General
Pleased to meet you.
Hi, how are you?
See you soon.
What time does it start?
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I’d like a white coffee without sugar please.
I have a hearing impairment.
Could you please speak more slowly?
Partial Phrases – You may want to add an incomplete
sentence which you can quickly finish when you need to.
I am going to go to the...
Where is the...?
Please may I have a...
What time is the...?
PHRASES AND
TOPICS
Phrases – These may contain information that is particular to you.
•Personal
My name is Toby. Nice to meet you.
Top Tip
It can be helpful to look at a foreign
language phrase book to find ideas
for common phrases.
for a Particular Occasion or Event – It can help to plan some conversations in advance, for
•Phrases
example a meeting, a school lesson, or a visit to the doctors. Add some key phrases to a new topic to
make them easy to find.
Topic – Eating Out
May I please have a glass of... I don’t like peppers or mushrooms...
I am allergic to nuts... Does it contain any...? Can I have the bill please?
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Using and Searching
There are three ways of searching for the phrase you want:
1 Use the joystick to move up and down the list. The most frequently used phrases are shown first, so
they are quick to find.
You can also move right to select the scroll bar, and move up and down the list a page at a time. Move
left again to select a phrase.
PHRASES AND
TOPICS
2 To search for a specific phrase, enter a key word. For example,
to find the phrase I would like a cup of tea please you may
want to search for tea or cup, as they are likely to have fewer
results.
Move left to view the filter keyboard and enter the search word.
The characters you enter will appear at the top of the browser,
and your phrases will be updated automatically.
3 Select one of the topics shown at the top of the browser to
view the phrases relevant to your current conversation. See
Topics for more information.
Top Tip
Phrases are initially arranged by frequency.
To sort them by recency or alphabetically
press Menu and select Sort.
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Creating a New Phrase
PHRASES AND
TOPICS
You can add anything you type in Talk as a phrase. Scroll up to the speech block you would like to save,
press Menu and select Save As - Phrase. You can do the same in Notebook and QuickChat.
You can also add a new phrase directly in the Phrase activity. Move
left to view the filter keyboard, and select Add New - Phrase. Enter
the phrase, then move up to select it and press Do to save.
Top Tip
Your past conversation will be kept on the
text line in Talk until you clear it. You can go
back and save earlier text as phrases.
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Phrase Menu
Press Menu to view more options for the Phrase activity.
Phrase – Make changes to the selected phrase. If you are
•Edit
in a topic, the changes will only be made to the phrase there.
New – Create a new phrase or topic. If you are in a topic,
•Add
the new phrase will automatically be added to that topic.
Phrase – Permanently remove the current phrase. This
•Delete
cannot be undone!
PHRASES AND
TOPICS
If you are in a topic, the phrase will only be removed from that
topic. Otherwise it will be deleted everywhere.
– Change the order in which your phrases are shown. The phrases within each topic will also be
•Sort
reordered. By default, your phrases will be ordered by frequency.
- Frequency. Your most commonly used phrases will be shown first.
- Alphabetical. Your phrases will be sorted a–z.
- Recency. Your phrases will be ordered by how recently you have used them.
- Custom. Move the highlighted phrase up or down to create a specific order. This is only available in a topic.
•Save As – Save the current phrase as a note or QuickChat item.
•Add to Topic – Add the current phrase to a new topic. It will not be removed from any other topics.
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Topics
You can use topics to categorise your phrases, or to prepare for a particular conversation.
For example, you may want to prepare for a visit
to the doctor’s, and create a topic with the date
of the appointment, including:
I have a problem with my…
It has been a problem for a few days now.
I am already taking…
Do I need any medication?
Thank you for your time.
PHRASES AND
TOPICS
Topic Bar
To select a topic, move up to the Topic Bar and scroll by moving left or right. You can preview the phrases
for the highlighted topic as you scroll. Press Do to select.
You can also search for a particular topic in the same way as you do for phrases, using the filter keyboard.
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Creating a Topic
To create a new topic for your phrases, select Add New - Topic.
Each topic needs to be given a unique name.
Once a topic has been created, you can start to add phrases to it
by selecting Add to Topic from the phrase menu.
Speaking Within Topics
PHRASES AND
TOPICS
You can speak phrases within a topic as normal. When you press
Speak, you will automatically be moved to the next phrase.
Custom Sorting
You can use topics to prepare structured conversations, and
choose a specific order for your phrases within topics.
1 Press Menu and select Sort - Custom.
2 Move the highlight to a phrase you want to move.
3 Press Menu and select Sort - Move.
4 Move the phrase up or down the topic list, and press Do to
keep it in the selected location.
Repeat this with each of the phrases in your topic that you want to move.
Note - you can only move phrases within a topic. Your main phrase list and the other topics will not change
if you select custom sorting.
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Topics Menu
To make changes to existing topics, move up to the Topic Bar and press Menu.
Topic – Make changes to the name of the selected
•Rename
topic.
New – Create a new phrase or topic. If you are in a topic,
•Add
the new phrase will automatically be added to that topic.
Topic – Remove the current topic. You will be given the
•Delete
option to also delete all of the phrases in the topic. This cannot
PHRASES AND
TOPICS
be undone!
– Change the order in which the phrases are shown. By
•Sort
default, your phrases will be ordered by frequency.
- Frequency. Your most commonly used phrases will be shown first.
- Alphabetical. Your phrases will be sorted a–z.
- Recency. Your phrases will be ordered by how recently you have used them in the current topic.
- Custom. Move the highlighted phrase up or down to create a specific order. This is only available in a topic.
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QuickChat
The QuickChat activity lets you store nine words or short phrases in
a quick-access grid. You can speak these without having to change
your main Talk conversation.
Move around the grid using your joystick, and press Speak to read
out a phrase. Press Cancel to return to Talk at any time.
Top Tip
You may want to store frequently used phrases such as
Yes please or Give me a minute, so if someone interrupts
a conversation you can answer them instantly!
QUICKCHAT
Adding a QuickChat
To add a new item to QuickChat:
1 Move to the square you want the text to appear in.
2 Press Menu, and select Add New. If there is already some text
in the square, it will be replaced.
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3 Enter the short piece of text you would like to appear by using
the keyboard and predictions shown, as you would in Talk.
QUICKCHAT
4 Once you are happy with the text, move up to the text line and
press Do to save it.
Top Tip
You can also save pieces of text from Talk, Phrases
and Notebook to QuickChat using Save As.
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QuickChat Menu
Press Menu to view more options for the QuickChat activity.
New – Create new text for the selected square. If there is
•Add
already text in the square, it will be replaced.
•Edit Chat – Make changes to the text in the selected square.
Clear Chat – Delete all of the selected text, leaving a blank
•square.
Chat – Choose a new square for the selected text. If the
•Move
new square is not blank, the two squares will be swapped.
As – Allows you to save the selected QuickChat as a
•Save
phrase or note.
QUICKCHAT
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QuickSounds
The QuickSounds activity lets you access five of your most commonly used sounds with one press of the
joystick. You may want to use sounds that get someone’s attention or to supplement and enhance your
linguistic communication.
“
”
Move your joystick to select the sounds around the outside, and use the central press or Do key to play the
middle sound. You do not need to press Speak.
Press Cancel to return to Talk at any time.
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QUICKSOUNDS
When a sound is played, it will be highlighted for a short time.
Adding a Sound
To add a new sound to QuickSounds:
1 Press Menu and select Add Sound.
2 If there are no empty spaces you will be asked to replace an
existing sound.
3 Select a sound to add. All of your sounds are kept in the
Communication Stores section of Settings.
Top Tip
The name of the selected sound
is shown in QuickSounds.
It is best to keep the names for
sounds short and descriptive.
4 If you cannot find a sound, move left to show the keyboard and
enter a search word.
Top Tip
QUICKSOUNDS
A number of sounds are already installed on your Swift
for you to choose from, but you can also import more of
your own. See Connectivity for more information.
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QuickSounds Menu
Press Menu to view more options for the QuickSounds activity.
Sound – Select a new sound to add to QuickSounds. If
•Add
there are no free spaces, you must choose another sound to
replace.
Sound – Change the name of a sound. This change will
•Rename
also appear in the Sounds store.
Sound – Stop a sound from appearing in QuickSounds.
•Clear
It will not be deleted from your sounds store, so you can use it
again later.
Sound – Choose a new location for a sound. If the new location is not blank, the two sounds will
•Move
be swapped.
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QUICKSOUNDS
to Store – Quickly link to the Sounds store in Settings, to play a sound which is not available in
•Go
QuickSounds.
NOTEBOOK
Notebook
The Notebook activity lets you store longer pieces of text to speak or read.
You may want to prepare a presentation, create school work, or note down useful information such as
shopping lists, addresses, or appointment details. You could even write a novel.
Search Bar
Note Information
Notes
Filter Keyboard
As well as creating notes on your Swift, you can also transfer them to and from your computer. See
Connectivity for more information.
Select Notebook from the Home Bar to see a list of all of your saved notes.
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NOTEBOOK
Searching
The most frequently viewed notes are shown first, to make them easy to find. Use the joystick to move up
and down the list, and Do to select a note.
You can also move right to select the scroll bar, and move up and
down the list a page at a time. Move left again to select a note.
Change the order in which your notes are shown by pressing Menu
and selecting Sort.
To search for a specific note, enter a key word from the note title.
For example, to find a note named Home Address - Toby you may
want to search for Toby, as it is likely to have fewer results.
Move left to view the filter keyboard and enter the search word. The
characters you enter will appear at the top of the browser, and your
notes will be updated automatically.
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NOTEBOOK
Notebook Search Menu
•Edit Note – Make changes to the title or content of the current note.
•Add New – Create a new note on your Swift.
•Delete Note – Permanently remove the current note. This cannot be undone!
– Change the order in which your notes are shown. By default, your notes will be ordered by
•Sort
frequency.
- Frequency. Your most commonly read notes will be shown first.
- Alphabetical. Your notes will be sorted a–z.
- Recency. Your notes will be ordered by how recently they have been viewed or spoken.
•Rename Note – Change the name of your note. Note names must always be unique.
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NOTEBOOK
Reading and Speaking
Once you have found a note, press Do to view it.
Your note is automatically divided into speech blocks. To read out the current block, press Speak.
Scroll through the speech blocks by moving up and down.
To change the amount of text that is highlighted in each speech
block, press Menu and select Speech Mode. You can choose from
the following options:
•Word – Each word is highlighted individually.
– Most punctuation marks divide the text, for example
•Phrase
commas, colons and sentence-enders.
– Each sentence is highlighted separately, divided by
•Sentence
full stops, question marks and exclamation marks.
– Divide the text at each new paragraph. This lets you
•Paragraph
speak large pieces of text.
Alternatively, if you do not want to speak your note, move right
with your joystick to select the scroll bar and move up and down a
whole page at a time.
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NOTEBOOK
Note Reader Menu
Press Menu to view more options for the Notebook reader.
•Edit Note – Make changes to the title or content of the current note.
Mode – Change the amount of text that is highlighted in
•Speech
each speech block.
Note – Permanently remove the current note. This cannot
•Delete
be undone!
As – Save the current speech block as a phrase or
•Save
QuickChat item.
•Go to Start – Skip immediately to the beginning of your note.
•Go to End – Skip immediately to the end of your note.
Creating a New Note
To create a new note directly in Notebook:
1 Select Add New from the filter keyboard or from Menu.
2 Enter a unique title for your note. To save the title move up and
select it.
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NOTEBOOK
3 Once you have created a title, you can enter text by using the predictions and keyboard just as you
would in Talk.
To make sure you can see as much of your note as possible, when you are editing on the text line the
predictions and keyboard will disappear.
You can also select the scroll bar to the right of your text to move up and down through the pages, to
quickly find the section of text you would like to edit.
4 Once you have finished writing, press Menu and select Save/Exit.
Top Tip
You can also save anything you type in Talk as a
note by pressing Menu and selecting Save As.
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NOTEBOOK
Editing a Note
To edit an existing note, press Menu and select Edit Note.
You will automatically begin at the end of the note, allowing you to
add more text.
Move up to the text line to move around and edit your note, as you
would in Talk.
Each sentence is highlighted separately. Move up and down
between sentences, or left and right to highlight individual
characters within a sentence.
•Press Do to keep the cursor in place and enter new text.
•Press Cancel to delete the highlighted text.
You can also select the scroll bar to move around your text a page
at a time. To select the scroll bar, move right when the last character
in a sentence is highlighted.
Once you have finished editing, press Menu and select Save/Exit.
See the Text Editing section of Talk for more information.
Top Tip
To let you view more of your note at once, the predictions and
keyboard will disappear when you highlight the text line in Notebook.
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NOTEBOOK
Note Editor Menu
– Choose whether to save the changes you have made
•Save/Exit
to your note, or exit and lose the changes.
Keyboard – Secures the on-screen keyboard so that it
•Fix
is always visible, and does not get hidden when you select
predictions.
Note – Permanently remove the current note. This cannot
•Delete
be undone!
As – Save the current sentence as a phrase or QuickChat
•Save
item.
•Go to Start – Skip immediately to the beginning of your note.
•Go to End – Skip immediately to the end of your note.
Warning - some notes transferred from a computer may be too large to edit on your Swift.
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Settings
SETTINGS
Change how your Swift works and looks by using Settings. To help you find the correct setting, they are
divided into nine groups:
Display Settings
Keyboard Settings
Swift Information
Communication Stores
Prediction Settings
Voice Settings
Device Settings
Volume
Power Settings
Move your joystick up and down to change the value of a setting, or move left and right to select the
minimum and maximum respectively.
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SETTINGS
•Menu will return a setting to its default value.
•Press Do to save a setting.
•Cancel will exit the setting without saving any changes.
Volume
Change how loud the speech, sounds and alerts are on your Swift. You can also do this from the Home Bar.
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Keyboard Settings
Change how the keys and joystick work, to make your Swift easier to use.
SETTINGS
Setting
Description
Values (Default)
Key Hold
Sets the amount of time you must hold a key
down for before it is accepted. Increase the time
to help stop accidental presses.
0.0–2.0 seconds in 0.2 second
increments.
(0.0s)
Key Delay
Sets how long you must wait after pressing one
key before another will be accepted. Increase
the time to help stop accidental repeated key
presses and tremors.
0.0–2.0 seconds in 0.2 second
increments.
(0.0s)
Joystick
Repeat Delay
Sets the amount of time you must hold the
joystick in one direction before it makes repeated
actions.
Select 0.0 seconds to turn Joystick Repeat off.
0.0–2.0 seconds in 0.2 second
increments (1.0s)
Joystick
Repeat Rate
Sets how quickly your joystick makes repeated
actions.
0.2–2.0 seconds in 0.2 second
increments (0.2s)
Joystick Select
If you find that the central select on the joystick
is being pressed accidentally, you can turn it off
and use the Do key instead.
On
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Display Settings
Setting
Description
Values (Default)
Display
Brightness
Make the user display brighter or dimmer to suit
your environment. Your battery will last longer if
the brightness is lower.
1–5, 3
Partner Mode
Set when your text is shown on the partner
display in Talk. You can choose to show all of
your text as it is created, to only show it when it
is spoken, or not show it at all. See Talk for more
information.
Show as Written
Show on Speak
Off
Partner Lines
Choose how many lines of text you would like to
show on the partner display. Showing more lines
will make the text smaller.
2, 3, 4
Colour
Choose a colour theme for the user display to
personalise your Swift. The two high visibility
options can help with visual impairment.
SETTINGS
Change the way your user and partner displays look and work.
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Swift Information
You will find technical information for your Swift here. You may be
asked for these details if you need to contact Technical Support.
SETTINGS
You can also see how much memory is still available on your Swift.
Prediction Settings
Set up your predictions to make them work for you.
Setting
Description
Values (Default)
Prediction
Mode
Choose whether your predictions include word
pairs (Advanced) or just single words (Basic).
Advanced
Prediction
Learning
Choose whether your predictions automatically
remember the words you use. Your predictions
will become more accurate when this is On.
On
All Caps
Turn this On to make your keyboard and
predictions appear in upper case.
Off
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Communication Stores
Store corrections and sounds which help with your communication.
SETTINGS
•Sounds
All of your sounds are stored here. There are some sounds already available on your Swift, and you can
import more of your own. See Connectivity for more information.
Your sounds can be used in QuickSounds, or played as a Buzz sound by pressing Menu on the Home Bar.
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SETTINGS
•Sounds Menu
•Rename Sound – Change the name of the selected sound.
Sound – Remove the selected sound from your Swift. This
•Delete
cannot be undone!
•Test Sound – Hear the selected sound.
•Sort – Change the order that your sounds are shown in.
- Frequency. Your most commonly used sounds will be shown first.
- Alphabetical. Your sounds will be sorted by the first letters of
their names.
- Recency. Your sounds will be ordered by how recently you have played them.
- Newest. The sounds most recently added to your Swift will be shown first.
•Set as Buzz – Set the current sound to play when Menu is pressed on the Home Bar.
•Text Corrections
Your Swift can automatically correct common misspellings for you. For example, you can choose to
automatically correct seperate to separate, and it will appear correctly on the text line.
Alternatively, you can use Text Corrections to create short abbreviations for longer words or phrases. For
example, you could choose to automatically correct tcl to Toby Churchill Ltd.
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•Speech Corrections
You can change the way your current speaking voice pronounces words using Speech Corrections.
SETTINGS
Try entering a correction with a phonetic spelling, which shows how you would like the word to sound.
Alternatively, try using dashes or spaces to break up longer words into sections. For example, Liverpool
may sound better as Liverpule or Liver-pool.
Press Speak while entering a correction to test the pronunciation.
•Corrections Menus
•Edit Correction – Make changes to the current correction.
•Add New – Create a new correction.
Correction – Remove the current correction from your
•Delete
Swift. This cannot be undone!
•Sort – Change the order that your corrections are shown in.
- Frequency. Your most commonly used correction will be shown
first.
- Alphabetical. Your corrections will be sorted by their first letters.
- Recency. Your most recently edited corrections will be shown first.
- Newest. The corrections most recently created will be shown first.
•Test Correction – Hear the selected correction.
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Voice Settings
Choose and personalise your voice, and decide how and when it speaks. To test a voice setting, press
Speak as you change it.
SETTINGS
Setting
Description
Voice and
Language
Select a speaking voice. Your predictions, QuickChats and corrections
will update to the language of your chosen voice.
Voice Pitch
Make your voice individual by making it sound higher or lower. The
pitch will be remembered separately for each voice. Voice pitch can
be previewed by pressing Speak.
1–5, 3
Voice Rate
Change how quickly your voice speaks. Making your speech slower
may make it clearer. The rate will be saved for each voice. Voice rate
can be previewed by pressing Speak.
1–5, 3
Auto Speech
Mode
Choose when your text is automatically spoken in Talk. There are four
options:
Letter – Speaks each letter and word as you enter it, and each word
when you enter a space.
Word – Speaks each word when you enter a space.
Sentence – Speaks each sentence after you enter a full stop .
question mark ? or exclamation mark ! .
Off – Only speaks when you press Speak.
Word
With each of these options, pressing Speak will still read out the latest
text. See Talk for more information.
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Values (Default)
Device Settings
Setting
Description
Values (Default)
Set Time
Set the current time for your Swift. The time is shown as a 24-hour clock;
set the hours first, followed by the minutes.
00:00
Set Date
Set the current date for your Swift. Set the day first, followed by the
month and year.
01 Jan 2000
Display
Language
Change the language of the menus and alerts you see on-screen. With
Follow Speech your Swift will always appear in the same language as
your speaking voice.
Follow Speech
Settings
Wizard
The wizard runs through some of the essential settings on your Swift.
See the Settings Wizard sections for more information on the settings
included.
Run Now – Starts the wizard immediately. You can exit the wizard at any time.
Run After Sleep – Starts the wizard when the device is next turned on.
Backups
Backups save everything on your Swift in one file, including your
predictions, phrases, settings and QuickChats. Select Add New from
the filter keyboard to create a backup; its title will be created using the
current date and time. It is recommended that backups are created
weekly, or after making large changes. A maximum of 10 backups
can be stored on your Swift. You can delete old backups using Menu.
Backups can be transferred to your computer for safekeeping, and used
to restore your device if you accidentally delete something or the unit
fails. See Connectivity for more information.
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SETTINGS
Set up the essential functions of your Swift, including the language, time and date.
Power Settings
Choose how and when your Swift is turned off.
SETTINGS
Setting
Description
Values
(Default)
Sleep Time
Your Swift will automatically go to sleep if there are no key presses
for this amount of time. Keeping the Sleep Time short may help your
battery to last longer. Press Home to wake your Swift again.
15 seconds –
5 minutes.
1 minute
Power Off
This completely turns off your Swift for storage. It will not need
charging for several weeks. Press Home to wake your Swift again.
Transit Mode
This completely turns off your Swift and waits for a charger to be
inserted before it will wake again. This helps when transporting your
Swift in a bag or suitcase.
Sleep Lock
Choose whether to lock the physical keyboard during sleep. With
keyboard lock On, you need to press Home followed by Do to wake
your Swift. This stops accidental waking.
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On
Connectivity
Connect your Swift to a computer to transfer data and to charge the battery.
CONNECTIVITY
Use the USB data cable provided to link your Swift to a USB port on your computer, as shown below.
Once the data cable is plugged in, choose what you would like to do with your Swift.
Charging
It will take a moment to begin charging. You can continue to use your Swift if you have chosen to charge only.
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Connectivity
Connect to a computer to begin transferring data. You cannot use your device while it is connected.
Your Swift will appear on your computer as a normal memory storage device. A few moments after
connecting you should be prompted to open the Swift folders.
If you are not prompted to open the Swift folder, you can instead
find it in your computer’s file manager.
The Swift folders will appear like this:
CONNECTIVITY
The items in these folders match exactly what is on
your Swift.
•To add a new item to your Swift, copy it into the relevant folder.
•To move an item for safekeeping, copy and paste it to your computer.
•To remove an item from your Swift, delete it from the folder. This cannot be undone!
•Once you have finished, use the eject option on your computer to disconnect and update your Swift.
Warning – make sure you use the eject option on your computer to disconnect your Swift before
removing the data cable!
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•Phrases
Each individual phrase on your Swift is saved in a separate .rtf file in the Phrases folder. The title of each
file contains some of the phrase text, to help you find the one you are looking for.
Add new phrases by saving the text in an .rtf document and adding it to the Phrases folder, in the same
way as notes.
Warning – any files deleted from the Phrases folder will also be deleted from your Swift. This cannot
be undone!
•Notes
Create or edit notes on your computer, and transfer them to Notebook on your Swift to speak them.
You can also copy notes that you have created on your Swift to your computer for safekeeping.
Any notes created on your computer should be saved in Microsoft Word 97-2003 format (.doc) or Rich Text
format (.rtf) before being transferred to your Swift, and should only contain basic text. Pictures and font
changes will not be displayed on your Swift.
Warning – any files deleted from the Notes folder will also be deleted from your Swift. This cannot be
undone!
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CONNECTIVITY
If you have created topics on your Swift, these will be shown as extra folders within the Phrases folder, and
will contain copies of the phrases stored in that topic. Add new topics by creating a new folder and copying
phrase files into it.
•Sounds
Add more sounds to your device to use in QuickSounds or as a Buzz
sound. You can transfer audio files saved in .wav or .mp3 formats.
You may want to add short recorded pieces of speech or other sounds
which will help with your communication.
Top Tip
You may be able to store
more sounds on your Swift
by using the .mp3 format.
The name of the sound file will be shown as the name of the sound on
your Swift. Make sure that the name describes the sound to make it easy to find.
CONNECTIVITY
•Backups
Create backups on your Swift to save all of your data in one file. These should be transferred to your
computer for safekeeping, and can then be used to restore your Swift should anything go wrong.
Warning – Backups will not save any sounds which you have added to your Swift. Ensure these
sounds are also kept on your computer.
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•Restore
Should anything go wrong with your Swift, you can use your backups to restore all of your previous data.
Alternatively, you can use the default backup in the Readme folder to return your Swift to ‘new’.
Simply copy the backup you want to use into the Restore folder, and disconnect your Swift.
Using Predictions from your Lightwriter SL40 Connect – You can replace the available predictions on
your Swift with those from a Lightwriter SL40 Connect. This helps you to keep your communication aids
synchronised. Simply take a recent backup from your SL40 Connect and transfer it to the Restore folder for
your Swift.
Warning – any predictions learnt on your Swift will be removed!
•Readme
This folder contains a full electronic version of this User Guide, and a default backup. You can use the
backup to clear your Swift and restore it to the factory settings.
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CONNECTIVITY
Warning – everything on your Swift will be overwritten. It will also remove any backups you have
stored on your Swift, so be sure to copy your backups to a PC before restoring from one.
Cleaning and Maintenance
Changing the Keyguard
Keyguards can raise or lower the area around your keys. They can help
to guide your fingers to the correct location and prevent accidental key
presses. Your Swift is supplied with three keyguards of different depths.
Top Tip
The standard keyguard will
already be fitted to your Swift.
CLEANING &
MAINTENANCE
Standard Keyguard
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Flush Keyguard
Deep Keyguard
You can change your keyguard in a few minutes. You may need
someone to help with this if you find precise hand movements difficult.
2
1 Place your Swift on a table or flat surface and turn it off using
Sleep on the Home Bar.
2 Undo the screw at the bottom of your keyguard using the
screwdriver tool supplied with your Swift.
4 If any of the keys become loose when you remove the keyguard,
simply press them back into place on the keyboard mat. Make sure
they are level and seated securely; if they are not sitting correctly,
try dampening the back of the key caps.
3
CLEANING &
MAINTENANCE
3 Lift the bottom edge of the keyguard up, and slide the keyguard
away from your Swift. If the keyguard does not lift up easily, use the
keyguard release tool to push it up from the leverage point beneath
the fixing screw.
Be careful to avoid catching the joystick as you remove the
keyguard.
5
5 Line up the new keyguard with the Swift keyboard, and slide the
top edge in over the joystick. Gently push down the bottom of the
keyguard, making sure all of the keys are placed correctly.
6 Replace the screw at the bottom of the new keyguard.
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Cleaning the Keyboard
If the keys or joystick become sticky or unresponsive, it may be that your keyboard needs cleaning. This
should only take a few minutes.
1
2
1 Remove the keyguard and all of the keys from the keyboard mat and place
them in some warm, soapy water.
Warning - do not use cleaning fluids that contain alcohol or other strong
solvents, as they may damage your Swift.
CLEANING &
MAINTENANCE
2 While your keys and keyguard are soaking, gently clean the keyboard mat
using a damp cotton bud. Do not rub the mat too hard, as this may cause
it to tear. Use as little liquid as possible, to avoid damaging your Swift.
3
Top Tip
For details on
how to remove the
keyguard, see steps
1–3 of Changing
the Keyguard.
3 Make sure that any dirt or residue is removed from the keys and keyguard, and that any liquid is
removed from the keyboard mat.
4 Replace the keys onto the keyboard mat, and replace the keyguard as described in steps 5–6 of
Changing the Keyguard.
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Attaching a Lanyard
To protect your Swift, you can use a lanyard to secure it around your wrist, neck, or shoulder. This can stop
accidental drops and other damage.
Your Swift is supplied with two lanyards of different lengths, and they can be changed in a few minutes. You
may need someone to help with this if you find precise hand movements difficult.
1 Turn your Swift over and place it with the keyboard down on a table or flat surface.
2 Remove the screw in the bottom centre of your Swift using the screwdriver tool supplied. This screw
fixes your lanyard in place.
3 Remove any attached lanyards.
5 Feed the doubled loop through the gap on the bottom of your Swift, making sure that there is enough
room for the fixing screw.
6 Replace the screw, and pull the lanyard tight to secure your Swift.
2
4
5
6
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CLEANING &
MAINTENANCE
4 Double over the fixing loop at the end of the lanyard to increase its thickness.
Strap Sets and Mounting
If you find the Swift difficult to hold or use without extra support,
there are kits available to secure it.
•Strap Sets
Top Tip
Contact your local Toby Churchill
product supplier for information
on purchasing strap sets and
mounting plates for your Swift.
Strap sets let you attach thick elasticated straps to the back of your Swift, so you can fasten it to your hand,
wrist, leg, or the arm of a chair. The straps can run on the back of your Swift from the top to bottom, or from
left to right.
•Mounting
A mounting plate can be attached to the back of the Swift, allowing you to fix it to a wheelchair or mounting
stand. This leaves your hands free to use the Swift keyboard.
CLEANING &
MAINTENANCE
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Troubleshooting
Problem
Cause
Solution
My Swift is not
working and/or no
screens are showing
Possible system error
Hold down Home until the display changes.
Release the key to restart your Swift.
Flat battery
Charge the Swift for a few hours – you can use your
Swift while it is charging.
Batteries need replacing
Contact your distributor or Toby Churchill Ltd.
Mains power not switched
on
Check mains socket is working, and that the
charging lights on the charger are green.
Charger is faulty
Contact your distributor or Toby Churchill Ltd.
Device not recognised by
your computer
Try disconnecting and reconnecting your device
to your computer. See Connectivity for more
information.
Low battery
Insert charger. When the Swift is low on battery, it
will wait to be charged before waking up again.
Transit mode on
Insert charger. Transit mode turns off the Swift and
waits for a charger before waking up again, so it
can be put in a bag when travelling.
Charging light
does not come on
when the charger is
plugged in
Charger light turns
red for a short time
when I try to wake up
my Swift
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TROUBLE
SHOOTING
Please check some of these common problems below for a quick solution:
Problem
Cause
Solution
Joystick central press
is difficult to use
Joystick Select on
If you find that the select on your joystick is difficult
to press, or that you accidentally press it, you can
turn it off in Settings. Use the Do key instead.
Keys always need to
be held down for a
long time before they
work
Key Hold setting is too
long
Shorten the time for Key Hold in the Settings
activity.
Keys are sticky or
unresponsive
Keyboard needs cleaning
See the Cleaning the Keyboard section for more
information.
Swift will not speak
Volume is too low
Increase Volume on the Home Bar or in Settings.
My Swift has come
into contact with
water or other liquids
My Swift will not
connect to my
computer
TROUBLE
SHOOTING
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Don’t panic! Power off your Swift and mop up as
much of the liquid as you can. Allow the Swift to dry
out, and clean the keyboard if necessary.
Check data cable
Make sure that the cable is securely plugged into
the USB ports on your Swift and computer.
Swift off or in sleep mode
Your Swift must be running when you connect it to
your computer. Disconnect, turn your Swift on, and
try again.
Failed connection
Disconnect and reconnect your Swift. If possible,
try using a different USB port on your computer.
If this is unsuccessful, try restarting your Swift by
holding down the Home key.
Problem
Cause
Solution
My note won’t transfer
to my Swift
Note not saved in correct
format
Notes created on your computer need to be saved
in Microsoft Word 97-2003 format (.doc) or Rich Text
Format (.rtf) only, and must only contain basic text.
Cannot restore my
Swift
Backup file is incorrect
You should only try to restore with backup files
taken directly off your Swift and saved as .tgz files.
You should not edit or change a backup file in any
way.
More than one file in
Backup folder
The restore folder must contain one backup file only.
You cannot restore your Swift.
Sounds are not stored in
backups
Sounds are not kept in the backup file. You will need
to reimport them after restoring your Swift.
Sounds have not
been restored
If you are still having difficulties:
Contact the UK Technical Support Team: email [email protected] or call 01954 281222.
Contact the US Technical Support Team: email [email protected] or call 1-877-258-4335.
If you are outside of the UK/US, contact your local supplier using the details on the base of your Swift.
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TROUBLE
SHOOTING
Top Tip
To help provide support for differing needs, a low-tech spelling board can be downloaded
from our website www.toby-churchill.com, to print out and keep with you.
Index
A
C
Accents.................................................................12
Activities.................................................................9
Add New
backup.............................................................49
correction.........................................................47
note..................................................................34
phrase..............................................................22
prediction.........................................................17
QuickChat.........................................................28
topic.................................................................25
Add Sound............................................................31
Add to Topic..........................................................22
All Caps................................................................44
Alphabetical.............................................. 22, 46, 47
Auto Speech....................................... 12, 13, 17, 48
Cancel key...................................... 7, 16, 26, 38, 41
Capital letters........................................................12
Charger...............................................................5, 6
Charger light...........................................................6
Charging........................................................... 6, 51
Cleaning................................................................58
Clear
QuickChat.........................................................28
QuickSound......................................................31
Clock................................................................. 9, 49
Colour...................................................................43
Communication Stores..........................................45
Computer connection..................... See Connectivity
Connectivity.................................................... 52–55
Corrections..................................................... 14, 46
Cursor.....................................................See Editing
Custom sort..........................................................24
B
Backups................................................................49
transfer.............................................................54
Battery..................................................... See Power
Buzz sound....................................................... 9, 45
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D
E
Data cable........................................................ 5, 51
Date.................................................................. 9, 49
Delete.....................................................See Editing
correction.........................................................47
note...................................................... 34, 36, 39
phrase..............................................................22
prediction.........................................................17
sound................................................................46
topic.................................................................25
Device Settings.....................................................49
Diacriticals............................................ See Accents
Display Brightness................................................43
Display Language.................................................49
Display Settings....................................................43
Displays
partner.............................................. 6, 10, 13, 43
.................. See also Partner Lines; Partner Mode
user.............................................................. 6, 43
Do key....................................... 7, 15, 16, 18, 38, 41
Edit
correction.........................................................47
note ..................................................... 34, 36, 38
phrase..............................................................22
QuickChat.........................................................28
Editing............................................................. 15–16
notes . .............................................................38
Eject......................................................................52
F
Filter keyboard.......................................... 20, 23, 33
Fix Keyboard................................................... 17, 39
Folders..................................................................52
Frequency................................................. 22, 46, 47
G
Go to End........................................................ 36, 39
Go to Start....................................................... 36, 39
Go to Store............................................................31
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H
L
High visibility..................................................... 8, 43
Home Bar................................................................9
Home key...................................................... 7, 9, 50
Language........................................................ 48, 49
Lanyards........................................................... 5, 59
LED............................................... See Charger light
Letter mode....................................See Auto Speech
Letters..............................See Keyboard - on-screen
I
Information............................................................44
J
Joystick............................................. 7, 8, 29, 40, 42
Joystick Repeat
delay.................................................................42
rate...................................................................42
Joystick Select......................................................42
K
Key Delay..............................................................42
Key Hold...............................................................42
Keyboard
on-screen.........................................................11
on-screen alternative keyboards.......................12
physical............................................ 7, 42, 56–58
Keyboard Settings.................................................42
Keyguards................................................... 5, 56–58
release tool................................................... 5, 57
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M
Maintenance................................................... 56–60
Menu
corrections........................................................47
note editor........................................................39
note reader.......................................................36
note search.......................................................34
phrases.............................................................22
QuickChat.........................................................28
QuickSounds....................................................31
Talk...................................................................17
topics................................................................25
Menu key....................................................... 7, 9, 41
Mounting...............................................................60
Move
QuickChat.........................................................28
QuickSound......................................................31
N
New lines........................................................ 12, 15
Newest............................................................ 46, 47
Notebook........................................................ 32–39
creating............................................................36
reader menu.....................................................36
search menu.....................................................34
searching..........................................................33
speaking...........................................................35
transfer....................................................... 52, 53
Numbers...............................................................12
O
Off ........................................................... See Power
On............................................................ See Power
P
Paragraph...........................................See New lines
Partner Lines.........................................................43
Partner Mode.................................................. 13, 43
Phrases........................................................... 18–22
creating............................................................21
examples..........................................................18
menu.................................................................22
searching..........................................................20
speaking...........................................................18
transfer.............................................................53
Pitch......................................................................48
Power.......................................................... 6, 50, 51
Power Off . ............................................................50
Power Settings......................................................50
Prediction Learning...............................................44
Prediction Mode.............................................. 10, 44
Prediction Settings................................................44
Predictions................................................ 10, 17, 44
transfer.............................................................55
Private Talk............................................................17
Pronunciation........................................................15
Punctuation...........................................................12
Q
QuickChat....................................................... 26–28
adding..............................................................26
menu.................................................................28
speaking...........................................................26
QuickSounds................................................... 29–31
adding..............................................................30
menu.................................................................31
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R
Rate......................................................................48
Recency.................................................... 22, 46, 47
Rename
note..................................................................34
sound.......................................................... 31, 46
topic.................................................................25
Restart....................................................................7
Restore..................................................................55
S
Save As
from Notebook............................................ 36, 39
from Phrases.....................................................22
from QuickChat.................................................28
from Talk...........................................................17
Save/Exit......................................................... 38, 39
Screwdriver....................................................... 5, 57
Scroll bar............................................ 20, 33, 35, 38
Sentence mode..............................See Auto Speech
Set as Buzz...........................................................46
Set Date................................................................49
Set Time................................................................49
Settings........................................................... 40–51
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Settings Wizard.....................................................49
SL40 Connect.......................................................55
Sleep................................................................. 6, 50
.....................................................See also Power
Sleep Lock............................................................50
Sleep Time........................................................ 6, 50
Sort
corrections........................................................47
notes.................................................................34
phrases.............................................................22
sounds..............................................................46
topics................................................................25
Sounds............................................................ 30, 45
transfer.............................................................54
Speak key................................. 7, 10, 12, 18, 26, 48
Speakers.................................................................6
Speaking................................................... 12, 15–16
Speech blocks.................................... 12, 16, 21, 35
Speech Corrections........................................ 15, 47
Speech Mode.................................................. 35, 36
.......................................... See also Auto Speech
Strap sets..............................................................60
Symbols................................................................12
T
U
Talk................................................................. 10–17
keyboards.........................................................11
menu.................................................................17
predictions........................................................10
speaking...........................................................12
text editing........................................................15
Test
correction.........................................................47
sound................................................................46
Text Corrections.............................................. 14, 46
Text line..................................................... 10, 12, 15
Time.................................................................. 9, 49
Topics....................................................... 23–25, 53
adding..............................................................24
custom sort.......................................................24
examples..........................................................23
menu.................................................................25
sorting..............................................................24
speaking...........................................................24
Transfer.......................................... See Connectivity
Transit Mode.........................................................50
Undo ............................................................... 7, 15
USB................................................ See Connectivity
USB cable.........................................See Data cable
USB port........................................................... 6, 51
V
Voice.....................................................................48
pitch.................................................................48
rate...................................................................48
Voice Settings.......................................................48
Volume.............................................................. 9, 41
W
Wheelchair............................................................60
Word mode....................................See Auto Speech
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