Dot Pad 320 DPA320A Graphic Tablet User Guide
- September 4, 2024
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Dot Pad 320 DPA320A Graphic Tablet
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Specifications
Manufacturer: Dot Incorporation
Model: Dot Pad 320 (DPA320A)
Address: 08507 146, Gasan Digital 1-ro,
Geumcheon-gu, Seoul, Korea
Contact: Phone Number: +82) 2-864-1113, Fax:
+82) 2-864-1989, Email: inquiry@dotincorp.com
Website: www.dotincorp.com
Product Information
About the Dot Pad 320 (DPA320A)
The Dot Pad 320 is a tactile graphic information display that
can simultaneously represent braille text and tactile graphics. It
can be connected to Apple Inc.’s VoiceOver screen reader function
to display pictures, photos, and icons as tactile information in
real-time.
Hardware Specifications
- Tactile graphic information display
- Supports braille text and tactile graphics
- Connectivity: Compatible with iPhones running iOS versions 15.2
and later, iPads running iPadOS versions 15.2 and later, MacBooks
running MacOS version 13.3 and later
Software Specifications
- Connectivity: Can be connected to specific applications
developed using the Dot Pad SDK to produce braille and tactile
graphics
Product Usage Instructions
Using Dot Pad 320 With VoiceOver
Connecting/Disconnecting With an iPhone/iPad
To connect an iPhone/iPad with the Dot Pad 320, follow the steps
outlined in the user manual. To disconnect, simply follow the
provided instructions for disconnecting the devices.
Default Key Settings
The Dot Pad 320 comes with default key settings that can be
customized according to your preferences. Refer to the user manual
for instructions on how to customize the keys.
Connecting iPhone/iPad With the Dot Pad 320 to Read Braille and
Tactile Images
You can use the Dot Pad 320 to read braille text and display
images. Follow the instructions provided in the user manual for
detailed steps on reading braille text and displaying images.
FAQ
Q: What devices are compatible with the Dot Pad 320?
A: The Dot Pad 320 is compatible with iPhones running iOS
versions 15.2 and later, iPads running iPadOS versions 15.2 and
later, and MacBooks running MacOS version 13.3 and later.
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User Guide
Dot Pad 320 (DPA320A)
Dot Incorporation
08507 146, Gasan Digital 1-ro, Geumcheon-gu, Seoul, Korea
Room 403 (Daeryung Techno Town 22nd) Phone Number: +82) 2-864-1113 Fax: +82)
2-864-1989 Email: inquiry@dotincorp.com Homepage: www.dotincorp.com
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
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1. About the Dot Pad 320 (DPA320A)
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1.1. What Is the Dot Pad 320?
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1.1.1. Components of the Dot Pad 320
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1.2. Dot Pad 320 Appearance
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1.2.1 Dot Pad 320 Top View
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1.2.2. Dot Pad 320 Right Side
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1.2.3. Dot Pad 320 Left Side
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1.2.4. Dot Pad 320 Bottom Surface
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1.3. Hardware Specifications
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1.4 Software Specifications
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2. Basic Functions
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2.1. Understanding Dot Pad 320 LED Signals
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2.2. Understanding Device Information Through the Dot Pad 320”s Vibration Signals
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2.3. Checking the Battery Level
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2.4. Checking the Charging Status
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3. Usage of Dot Pad 320 With VoiicceeOOver
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3.1 Connecting/Disconnecting With an iPhone/iPad
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3.1.1. Connecting an iPhone/iPad With the Dot Pad 320
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3.1.2. Disconnecting the Dot Pad 320 From an iPhone/iPad
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3.2. Default Key Settings
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3.3. Connecting iPhone/iPad With the Dot Pad 320 to Read Braille and Tactile Images
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3.3.1. Reading Braille Text
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3.3.2. Displaying the Image
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3.4. Reading Images in Detail With Rotors
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3.4.1. Adding Image Navigation Options To the Rotor
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3.4.2. Using Image Inversion
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3.4.3. Enlarging an Image
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3.4.4. Scrolling Images Horizontally and Vertically
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3.4.5. Adjusting the Image Line Thickness
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3.5. Viewing Images Using Voiceover Recognition
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3.5.1. Creating Image Recognition Gestures
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3.5.2. Using the Image Recognition Function to View an Image
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3.6. Customizing the Dot Pad 320 Keys
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4. Using Dot Canvas(App)
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4.1 Introduction to Dot Canvas(App)
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4.1.1. Screen layout of Dot Canvas(App)
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4.2. Starting Dot Canvas(App)
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4.2.1. Downloading Dot Canvas(App)
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4.2.2. Creating an Account
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4.2.3. Logging In
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4.2.4. Finding Forgotten Usemrname/Password
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4.3. Connecting Dot Canvas(App) with Dot Pad 320
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4.3.1. If There”s No Connection Option
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4.3.2. Disconnecting the Dot Pad 320
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4.4. Using Dot Canvass” (App) Features
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4.4.1. Create Canvas
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4.4.2. My Drawings
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4.4.3. Dot Drive
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4.4.4. Settings
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5. Using Dot Canvas(Web)
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5.1 Introducing Dot Canvas(Web)
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5.1.1. Screen Layout of Dot Canvas(Web)
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5.2. Starting Dot Canvas(Web)
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5.3 Connecting Dot Canvas(Web) to Dot Pad 320
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5.3.1 If There”s No Connection Option
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5.3.2 Disconnecting the Dot Pad 320
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5.4. Using Dot Canvass” (Web) Features
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5.4.1. Create Canvas
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5.4.2. Dot Drive
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5.5. Updating Firmware Through Dot Support
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6. Handling and Safety Precautions
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7. Customer Support
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8. Product Certtiifications
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1. About the Dot Pad 320 (DPA320A)
1.1. What Is the Dot Pad 320?
The Dot Pad 320 is a tactile graphic information display that can
simultaneously represent braille text and tactile graphics. It can be
connected to Apple Inc. ‘s VoiceOver screen reader function to display
pictures, photos, and icons as tactile information in real-time. >K Devices
available to connect with VoiceOver
– iPhones running iOS versions 15.2 and later – iPads running iPadOS versions
15.2 and later – MacBooks running MacOs version 13.3 and later Additionally,
the Dot Pad 320 can be connected to specific applications developed using the
Dot Pad SDK (Software Development Kit), which was released by Dot Inc., to
produce braille and tactile graphics.
1.1.1. Components of the Dot Pad 320
When you purchase a Dot Pad 320, it includes the following components: Body
and Battery
300-cell Protection Skin
20-cell Protection Skin
Configuration and Support
Braille Quick Guide (Eng)
Braille Quick Guide (Kor)
USB Cable
Warranty Period
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1.2. Dot Pad 320 Appearance
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the correct position when the square body is slightly inclined away from the
user.
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When the Dot Pad 320 is correctly oriented, the upper surface of the Dot Pad
320 consists of the following parts from nearest to farthest from the user:
– Braille Text Display Area: 20 braille cells are placed at standard braille
intervals within a horizontally long rectangular frame, allowing the
expression of 20 alphabets simultaneously.
– The Keyboard Area: Starting from the left to the right, the keyboard area
consists of the Previous panning key, Function keys (F1 through F4), and the
Next panning key. The shape of the panning keys are triangular, which
distinguishes them from the other Function keys which are ovals.
X Note: The ppaannning keys are buttons that move the text display area to the
pprreevvious or next line based to accommodate the 20 braille cells. – Status
Indicator (LED) Area: Located at the far right of the keyboard area, displays
the connection and charging status of the device. For more information, see
“2.1. Understanding Dot Pad 320 Status Indicator (LED) Informationn”” section.
– The Graphic Area: The graphic area takes up the most space from the bird”s
eye view with a total of 300, 8-pin cells (30 horizontal cells x 10 vertical
cells). It is more compact compared to the braille text area and has equal
spacing between the pins allowing clear representations of graphics.
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1.2.2. Dot Pad 320 Right Side
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On the right side of the Dot Pad 320, starting from the rear to the front,
there is a USB C type power charging port, followed by a power switch. A USB C
type power port is a power only port. Keep in mind that there is no option of
data transfer from this port.
The power switch powers on the Dot Pad when pushed up to the far side of the
body. A long vibration feedback occurs when turned on. For more information on
the vibration ppaatttterrnn, see section “”2.2 Understanding Device
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1.2.3. Dot Pad 320 Left Side
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On the left side of the Dot Pad 320 is a USB C type port specifically for data
transfer. You can use the Dot Canvas Web, a web service provided by Dot Inc.
by connecting your PC to the Dot Pad 320 with a USB C cable.
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The bottom surface of the Dot Pad 320 has multiple screws that can be loosened
when replacing the protective skin over the braille cells or replacing the
battery of the Dot Pad 320. The batteries provided in the Dot Pad 320 are not
detachable, so when replacing the batteries, be sure to replace them through
Dot Inc. or a company authorized by Dot Inc. Please contact Dot Inc.”s
customer service for more information.
1.3. Hardware Specifications
Tactile Display
300 cells
Hardware Specifications
Braille Display Protective Skin
Processor RAM
20 cells Graphics area (300 cells) / Text area
(20 cells) ARM Cortex-M4 32-Bit 120MHz
64 Kbyte
Flash Memory External Memory Support
Wireless Connection
128 Kbyte None
Bluetooth LE V5.0
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Exterior Specifications Keybooaard and Buttons
USB Interrfface Audio and Video Interrfface
Teemmppeerrature
Sensor Camera Size (length x width x height, mm) Weight (g) Function Keys Panning Keys Power Switch Keyboard USB-C (left) USB-C (right) Speaker Microphone HDMI Video Output Operating Temperature Storage Temperature
Charging and Battery
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Specification
Bluetooth V5.0 (LE up to 10Kbps)
Output Power
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Communication (Bluetooth)
Data Rate Profile
10 kbps GAP, GAATT, SM, L2CAP and Integrated Public Profiles
Sensitivity
-90 dBm
Frequency Band
2.402GHz -~ 2.480GHz
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2. Basic Functions
In this section, you will get to know the different vibration patterns to test
the Dot Pad 320”s state and ways to check the battery level.
2.1. Understanding Dot Pad 320 LED Signals
- When Connecting the Dot Pad 320 to a Device After Powering On
LED Color / State
Explanation
Blue / Blinking
Searching for device
Blue / Turned on
Connected to device
- When Charging the Dot Pad 320 LED Color/State Red / Blinking Red / Turned on Red / Turned off
Explanation Charging error
Charging Fully charged or device is turned off
2.2. Understanding Device Information Thrrough the Dot Pad 320”s Vibration Signals
The vibration pattern of the Dot Pad 320 informs the user regarding the Dot Pad 320”s battery level, Bluetooth connection status, power status, etc.
Status
Vibration Pattern
Power On
One long vibration
Power Connection
Once the power cable is connected successfully, vibration will indicate the battery status
Battery Level
1~-5 vibrations (according to the battery level)
Bluetooth Connected
Two long vibrations
2.3. Checking the Battery Level
To check the battery level of the Dot Pad 320, you can press and hold the previous and next panning keys at the same time for at least 1.5 seconds while powered on, and then release them. The levels for displaying the remaining battery are divided into 5 levels and are notified by vibration feedback.
Number of Vibrations
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Battery Level
Above 80% 60% -~ 80% 40% -~ 60%
Please connect the power cable if the battery level is below 20%
2 20% -~ 40%
1 Below 20%
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2.4. Checking the Charging Status
When the Dot Pad 320 is charging successfully, there will be a delayed
vibration feedback of the battery level indicating that the Dot Pad 320 is
charging. Please take note that there will be no vibration feedback if you
plug in the charger while the device is turned off.
If you have plugged the charging cable in while the device is turned off,
please turn the Dot Pad 320 on to check the charging status.
3. Usage of Dot Pad 320 With VoicceeOOver
The Dot Pad 320 is available in conjunction with VoiceOver, the screen reader
of iPhone/iPad/MacBook. Once the connection between the VoiceOver function and
Dot Pad 320 is successful, the image element is displayed in the 300 cell
graphics area of the Dot Pad 320 and the voice guidance is displayed in
braille in the 20-cell braille text display area regarding the object that
VoiceOver focuses on.
3.1 Connecting/Disconnecting With an iPhone/iPad
Before connecting the Dot Pad 320 to your iPhone/iPad, your iPhone/iPad must
have an operating system of iOS 15.2/iPadOS 15.2 and above. Here’s how to
check your operating system version:
— Go to [Settings] > [General] > [Software Update] — Make sure the iPhone/iPad
is running a version of iOS 15.2/iPadOS 15.2 or above. — If you have an
operating system below iOS 15.2 installed, click the Software Update button
that appears at
the bottom of the screen to proceed with the operating system update.
— If the update doesn’t appear, make sure your iPhone/iPad supports iOS
15.2/iPadOS 15.2.
3.1.1. Connecting an iPhone/iPad With the Dot Pad 320
If your iOS or iPadOS is 15.2 or above, follow these steps to connect the Dot
Pad 320. – Turn the Dot Pad 320 on. The Dot Pad 320 will be on connection
standby. – Go to [Settings] > [Accessibility] > [Voiceover] > [Braille] – At
the bottom of the screen, you’ll see a list of braille displays that you can
connect to. (Use the
four-finger tab to move to the end of the screen.) – Use the one-finger upward
or downward swipe gesture to locate and select the “DPA320A xxxx (unique
code for each device)” device. This is the name of the Dot Pad 320 device. –
When connected, VoiceOver on your iPhone or iPad will indicate that you’re
connected to a braille
display, and the Dot Pad 320 will vibrate two times. – The Dot Pad 320 is
connected successfully.
3.1.2. Disconnecting the Dot Pad 320 From an iPhone/iPad
– Go to [Settings] > [Accessibility] > [Voiceover] > [Braille] – Scroll to the
bottom of the screen and find the “DPA320A xxxx (unique code for each device)”
device. – Use Voiceover’s rotor function by rotating two fingers clockwise or
anticlockwise to go through options,
to find [action]. (By default, the rotor value is automatically placed as
“”action””.) – Swipe one finger up or down to select [More Information] –
Double-tap with one finger to activate [More Information]. – Find and run
[Forget this Device]. – Go to the iPhone/iPad Bluetooth menu, then turn off
Bluetooth and turn it back on again.
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– When the Dot Pad 320 is disconnected, VoiceOver outputs a sound that the Dot
Pad 320 is disconnected. – The Dot Pad 320 is disconnected from the
iPhone/iPad.
Iff the Dot Pad 320 is automatically connected even though yyou have run Clear
Device, click Clear Device again. Please turn offf the Bluetooth off the
iPhone/Ipad connected to the Dot Pad 320 and turn it back on again.
3.2. Default Key Settings
The Function keys can be used when connected to VoiceOver: – FF1l: Moves from
the currently focused object to the previous object. This is equivalent to
swiping with one
fminger to the left when connected to VoiceOver. – F2: Go to Home. – F3:
Executes the currently focused object. This is equivalent to a double tap with
one fminger when
connected to VoiceOver. – F4: Moves from the currently focused object to the
next object. This is equivalent to a one finger swipe to
the right when connected to VoiceOver.
3.3. Connecting iPhone/iPad With the Dot Pad 320 to Read Braille and Tactile
Images
The Dot Pad 320 can display braille text and graphics. Braille text is
displayed on the braille cells below the
large braille display, and the graphic appears in the largest area. This
section walks you through VoiceOver
to view basic braille and graphic information.
3.3.1. Reading Braille Text
The braille text area displays texts and its dedicated symbols that the
VoiceOver reads out; if the text is too long, use the Previous and Next
panning keys to move and read the next braille text line.
3.3.2. Displaying the Image
The Dot Pad 320 displays images that the VoiceOver determines as an image.
— Move to the home screen with the Dot Pad 320 connected. — Focus on any
application on the home screen. — The application icon will appear on the
graphic area while the text will appear on the braille text area
3.4. Reading Images in Detail With Rotors
3.4.1. Adding Image Navigation Options To the Rotor
You can adjust the line thickness of the image, enlarge the image, and more
with the functions that VoiceOver supports. To use the related features, you
need to add the functions to the rotor.
— Go to [Settings] > [Accessibility] > [VoiceOver] > [Rotor] — Scroll the
screen to find [Braille Zoom], [Braille line thickness], [Pan braille
horizontally], [Pan braille
vertically], [Invert braille], and double tap each item to select it.
— When you see the message “Selected,” the function has been added to the
rotor.
3.4.2. Using Image Inversion
Inverting an image is a function that converts an image”s outline from being
embossed to being engraved.
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– FFooccuuss on any image (e.g. application icon on the home screen). – Notice
that the image is displayed in the Dot Pad 320 graphics area. – Move the rotor
of the VoiceOver and place it to [Invert braille]. – Swipe down with one
finger to activate Invert. – The output image of the image on the Dot Pad 320
is reversed. – If you want to revert the image to default, select [Invert
braille] on the rotor, and then swipe up with one
foinrger.
3.4.3. Enlarging an Image
VoiceOver provides the function to zoom in the image on the Dot Pad 320 from a
range of default image scales from 1lx up to 10x. – Focus on an object that
contains an image (e.g. focus on any application icon on the home screen). –
In the rotor options, select [Braille Zoom]. – Swipe one finger up and down to
adjust the magnification ratio. – The currently focused graphic appears in the
graphics area to match the magnification ratio you specify.
3.4.4. Scrolling Images Horizontally and Veerrtically
If the image is enlarged at a size that it is difficult to display it all at
once in the Dot Pad 320 graphics area, you can scroll the image left, right,
up, and down to see the full picture of the image using [Rotate braille
horizontally] and [Rotate braille vertically]. Note: This feature can be used
with the image magnified by more than 1.5 times. – Focus on the object that
contains this image. (e.g. any application on the home screen) – Align the
rotor option with [Rotate braille horizontally]. – Swipe down with one finger
to increase the value and scroll left. – Swipe up with one finger to lower the
value and scroll right. – If you do the same in [Rotate braille vertically],
the image displayed in the Dot Pad 320 scrolls up/down.
3.4.5. Adjusting the Image Line Thickness
You can adjust the line thickness of the images displayed on Dot Pad 320. –
Focus on an object that contains an image. (e.g. home screen application) – In
the rotor options, select [Braille Line Thickness]. – Swipe one finger up
/down to adjust the line thickness. – The default value is 0.3 and you can
adjust the values from 0.1 to 1.0.
3.5. Viewing Images Using Voiceover Recognition
When Voiceover does not recognize any object as an image, image information
can be collected using artificial intelligence (AI) to view the relevant image
on the Dot Pad 320. VoiceOver and Dot Pad 320 outputs the analyzed image. To
activate thisffuunncction, the device must be iOSS//iiPPad OSS 14 and above.
3.5.1. Creating Image Recognition Gestures
To use VoiceOver recognition to send an image to display on the Dot Pad 320,
you must manually add a gesture that allows you to run VoiceOver recognition;
here’s how: – Go to [Settings] > [Accessibility] > [VoiceOver] > [Recognize
VoiceOver]. – Locate [Image Description] and make sure that it is turned on. –
If the image description is off, double tap the [Image Description] button to
switch it to “”On””. – The data required for the image description is then
downloaded.
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– After completing the download, use the “”Back”” gesture or press [Back] to
exit out to [VoiceOver]. – In this guide, we’re going to set the [four-
foinrger tap] to launch VoiceOver Recognition. – Go to [Commands] > [Touch
Gesture] > [Four-finger tap] > [Image Description] in the VoiceOver
category and select – If it has been added successfully, a four-finger tap
will activate AI to describe the contents of the image on
the current screen.
3.5.2. Using the Image Recognition Function to View an Image
If your Dot Pad 320 is connected to your iPhone/iPad and VoiceOver Recognition
is enabled, manually launch the image description function using a four-finger
tap after VoiceOver is focused on the image you
want to print. You can view the analyzed image along with a description of the
image by sending it to the Dot Pad 320.
3.6. Customizing the Dot Pad 320 Keys
The panning and function keys on the Dot Pad 320 can be modified to suit the
characteristics of your personal usage. For example, you can modify the F1l
key from “”Move to the previous item”” to “”Toggle the screen curtain””. –
With your device connected to the Dot Pad 320, go to [Settings] >
[Accessibility] > [VoiceOver] >
[Braille]. – Find and focus on “DPA320A xxxx (unique code for each device)”. –
Adjust the rotor to [Action]. (Rotor default setting is usually set to
action.) – Swipe one finger up/down to select and double tap to go to [More
Information] – Find and select [Braille Command] to find the [Option]
category. – Select the desired option from [Braille], [Devices],
[Interactive], [Keyboard], [Navigation], [Rotor],
[VoiceOver]. This guide will use [Navigation] as an example. – Find and select
[Browse] > [Next paragraph] > [Assign a new braille key] – When the pop-up
appears, customize a key to perform [Previous Paragraph] on the Dot Pad 320. –
This guide uses the Previous panning (left arrow) key. – If you press the
Previous panning (left arrow) key, a warning message appears that it is
already in use. – To ignore and modify the key, run [Assign a new braille
key]. – Now the panning key performs the new function of moving to the
previous paragraph. To keep the key
intact, use the Back gesture in VoiceOver to exit the warning pop-up.
4. Using Dot Canvas(App)
4.1 Intrrooduction to Dot Canvas(App)
The Dot Canvas (App) is an application for iPhones/iPads that can be used in
conjunction with the Dot Pad 320 to display information (dots, lines, shapes,
pictures, text, etc.) Though functional on iPhones, Dot Inc. suggests using
the app primarily on iPads, given its development focus. Dot Canvas (App)
allows visually impaired and blind users to create and modify their own
tactile graphic content, save it to My Drawings and their Personal Drive, or
share it to the Public Drive. Saved and shared tactile graphic content can be
easily loaded and displayed on the Dot Pad 320.
4.1.1. Screen layout of Dot Canvas(App)
The main screen of Dot Canvas (App) consists of the following: 1) Create
Canvas – Create and edit tactile graphic contents using various drawing tools
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– As soon as the user draws on the canvas area of the Dot Canvas and releases
their touch, the content being created is automatically printed on the Dot Pad
320.
2) My Drawings – You can save the content you create on your Personal Drive or
share it to the Public Drive. – Content stored on the Dot Drive can be printed
on the Dot Pad 320. – You can modify or delete content stored on your Personal
Drive.
3) Dot Drive – You can save the content you create to your Personal Drive or
share it to the Dot Drive. – The Dot Drive is a cloud storage service that can
output content from your Personal Drive or the Dot Drive on to any Dot Pad 320
in an Internet-connected environment. – You can modify or delete content
stored on your Personal Drive.
4) Settings – Connect or disconnect to the Dot Pad 320 – Select the braille
language printed on 20 cells of the Dot Pad 320
5) Status Notifications – The user’s registered name and username information
are displayed. – You can log out of Dot Canvas (App).
4.2. Starting Dot Canvas(App)
4.2.1. Downloading Dot Canvas(App)
Search for “”Dot Canvas”” in the Apple App Store and download it Dot Canvas
(App) is an application developed by Dot Incorporation
4.2.2. Creating an Account
Dot Canvas is provided as an app and a website. Users can create one account
to access both versions and experience the same tactile graphic contents
stored in the account”s Personal Drive. Account registration is available
through both the app and the website. Account registration method through the
Dot Canvas (App) is as follows. – After launching Dot Canvas (App), select the
[Create Account] button. – When the Create A New Account page comes up, fill
in the required information. – Enter the verification code issued through the
email you entered. – Complete account registration after entering the required
additional information.
4.2.3. Logging In
After completing the account registration, you can log in to Dot Canvas (App)
by entering your registered ID and password. – When Dot Canvas (App) is
launched, the login screen appears and the username input window is focused. –
Enter the username and password you created your account with, and select the
Login button to go to the
main screen. Iffyyou enter your username and ppaassssword and select the
Remember ID button, the entered username information is maintained when yyou
log in again.
4.2.4. Finding Forgotten Useerrname/Password
If you lost your username or password, you can reset your password in the
following steps. – If you lost your username, select the [Forgot Username?]
button and enter the name and registered email
address. – If you lost your password, select the [Forgot Password?] button and
enter your username.
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– Check the verification code sent to the registered email and enter it. –
Check the ID or Reset your password with a new one.
4.3. Connecting Dot Canvas(App) with Dot Pad 320
After logging in to Dot Canvas (App), you will be directed to the main screen.
Bluetooth allows users to connect Dot Canvas (App) and Dot Pad 320 to draw
tactile graphic content or load and utilize content uploaded to the drive.
Connecting the Dot Pad 320 in Settings in the following steps.
– [Setting] > [Connect] 4.3.1. If There”s No Connection Option
If the Dot Pad 320 you wish to connect to does not appear in the connection
list, there are 3 things to check.
- Make sure the Dot Pad 320 is turned on. – If The Dot Pad 320 is turned off, turn it on and select the [Refresh] button.
- Make sure the Bluetooth of the Dot Pad running Dot Canva(App) is turned on. – If the device”s Bluetooth is turned off, turn it on and select the [Refresh] button.
- Check whether iOS VoiceOver is paired with the Dot Pad 320. If it is
paired, disconnect the Dot Pad 320 from Bluetooth in VoiceOver settings in the
following order. – Apple [Settings] > [Accessibility] > [VoiceOver] >
[Braille] YYoou can go to [[SSettingss]] >> [[AAccessibilityy]] >>
[[VVoiceOvveerr]] by selecting the Apple Settings button in the ppoop-up
windooww. – Focus the connected Dot Pad 320 at the bottom of the screen, and
swipe up to go to More Information. – Select [Forget this Device] to
disconnect the Dot Pad 320. – Go to the Bluetooth menu, then turn off
Bluetooth and turn it back on.
4.3.2. Disconnecting the Dot Pad 320
Entering the Dot Canvas (App) Settings menu and selecting [Connect] will disconnect the currently connected Dot Pad 320 with two vibrations.
4.4. Using Dot Canvass” (App) Features
4.4.1. Create Canvas
Using various drawing tools, you can freely create pictures by drawing shapes and add textual descriptions for the picture. The graphics created through Dot Canvas (App) are expressed on the 300-cell part of the Dot Pad 320 in the form of tactile graphics, and the text descriptions are displayed in braille on the 20-cell part of the Dot Pad 320.
The layouts of the Create Canvas screen are as follows: 1) Canvas: Drawing area where users can create tactile graphics 2) Drawing Toolbar: Located at the top of the canvas, it is a collection of various drawing tools that can be used for creating and modifying tactile graphics.
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Back Get out of the Canvas Creation screen and go to the main screen. During
tactile
graphic creation, pressing the Back button displays a warning window asking if
you want to save the current progress.
Selecting [No] closes the window, and selecting [Save] after entering the file
name displays a pop-up window to select a save location. If you select the
desired storage location, My Drawings or Dot Drive, the files will be saved to
that
location.
Undo/Redo
Undo or redo the latest work.
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File Name Displays the file name you are working
on.
Pen Draw freely, just as you draw with a pen.
Line Select and adjust the desired length with one finger on the screen to
draw a line.
Circle Select and adjust the desired size with one finger on the screen to
draw a circle,.
Fill Fill an area made up of lines to be
blacked out with dots. Clear All
Erase all of the paintings on the canvas at once.
Save As If you modify an existing saved file, you
can change the file name and save it.
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Squarre/Rectangle Select and adjust the desired size with one finger on the
screen to draw a square
or rectangle.
Right Triangle Select and adjust the desired size with one finger on the
screen to draw a right
triangle.
Erase Erase the area you want to clear.
Save Save the picture you worked on. Press the Save button to display a pop-up
window to select a storage location. The file will
be saved when you select a storage location between My Drawings and Dot
Drives and enter a file name..
Pages Displays a pop-up window where you can
create or delete a new page, and add a page description. The bottom of the
pop-up window displays arrow buttons and current page information that can be
moved to the previous/next page. When you add a page description and close the
pop-up window, the description is automatically saved and translated into
DotPad 320 cells.
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Print Prints the piiccture you worked on to Dot
Pad 320.
Canvas Touch
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Canvas Touch Controls drawing mmoode with VVoiicceOver on. If Canvas Touch is
disabled, drawing activity in the canvas area is restricted
and the user can make VoiceOver command gestures in the canvas area.
4.4.2. My Draawwings
Canvas creation allows you to display or modify the tactile graphic content
you create and store on your device on the Dot Pad 320. When you go to My
Drawings, you will see a list of files stored on your device. If you have many
saved files, you can quickly find the file you are looking for by searching
for the file name in the Search bar. Each file displays the file name and date
of creation. When you select a file name, a pop-up window is displayed and the
first picture of the file is displayed on the Dot Pad 320. The pop-up window
displayed when selecting a file name is as follows:
– Open: Run the selected file. When the file runs, the picture on the first
page and the description of the picture are displayed on the Dot Pad 320.
Users can go to the previous/next page and modify the picture and description
by clicking the [Modify] button.
– Delete: Deletes the selected file. – Rename: Modify the saved file name. –
Exit: Exit the pop-up windoww.
4.4.3. Dot Drive
Users can save personal content and open various public content through the
Dot Drive, a cloud-based tactile graphic content storage library of Dot Inc.
.4 In the case off affiile consisting off multiple canvasppaaggeess,, yyou can
move to thepprreevvious and nextppaagge using the F1l and F2 keys off the Dot
Pad 320.
- Personal Drive – Users can upload tactile graphic content created in Dot Canvas (Web) to your Personal Drive and experience it in Dot Canvas (App).
- Public Drive – Users can experience various shared tactile graphic contents
organized by theme.
4.4.4. Settings
Set up the Dot Pad320 connection or select a braille language supported by Dot Canvas(App) 1) Connect or Disconnect Dot Canvas(App) with the Dot Pad 320 2) Select the braille language – Select the braille language to be displayed on the 20–ccell display of the Dot Pad 320. – Braille language must be in correspondence with input language. – The 14 braille languages supported by Dot Canvas (App) are as follows: English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified), French, German, Spanish, Russian, Italian, Arabic, Czech, Vietnamese, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, and Kazakh
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5. Using Dot Canvas(Web)
5.1 Intrrooducing Dot Canvas(Web)
The Dot Canvas (Web) is a Dot Pad 320 optimized web graphic editing tool where
users can create, save, and share digital tactile graphics. With the tools
available, non-experts can also create and save their own tactile graphics,
and use and edit the tactile graphics that are saved on the Dot Cloud. Users
can upload image files onto Dot Canvas(Web) to convert it into tactile
graphics automatically. With Dot”s braille translator, it is possible to print
braille from texts on the Dot Pad 320 in real time. Dot Canvas (Web) allows
multiple units of Dot Pad 320 to be connected and displayed at once. Dot
Canvas (Weeb) is available only with PC with Bluetooth.
5.1.1. Screen Layout of Dot Canvas(Web)
The screen layout of Dot Canvas (Web) is as follows. 1) Dot Canvas – Create or
edit tactile graphics using various drawing/editing tools. – Print the content
that you have created onto the Dot Pad 320. 2) Dot Drive – Upload and save the
tactile graphic that you have created onto your Personal Drive. – You can
share your Personal Drive content to the Dot Drive, and you are able to access
and edit other people’s content and save it to your Personal Drive. – Print
the contents uploaded from your Personal Drive and Public Drive onto the Dot
Pad 320. 3) Dot Support – Update the firmware of your Dot Pad 320 to the
latest version.
5.2. Starting Dot Canvas(Web)
– Go to canvas.dotincorp.com – Create an account by signing up and log into
Dot Canvas (Web).
Dot Canvas (Weeb) and Dot Canvas (App) shares the saamme account Chrome is the
recommended browser. – If you have forgotten your username or your password,
use the e-mail address code verification method to find your username or reset
your password.
5.3 Connecting Dot Canvas(Web) to Dot Pad 320
To connect the Dot Pad 230 to Dot Canvas (Web), go into Dot Canvas and click
on [Settings]. There will be a [Connect Device] option in the drop-down menu.
Once you click [Connect Device], you will be able to choose the connection
method and add your Dot Pad 320 device from the pop-up screen. There are 2
methods to connect a Dot Pad 320: BLE (Bluetooth) and COM (C-type Connector).
- Connection via Bluetooth: – Click [Add Device] to search for a nearby Dot Pad 320. – Select the Dot Pad 320 that you want to connect to and click [Pair] at the bottom – If you want to connect multiple devices, repeat the steps.
- Connection via COM (C-type Connector): – Click [Add Device] and select the
port that the Dot Pad 320 is connected to.
There will be two long vibrations once the Dot Pad 320 is successfully connected.
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5.3.1 If There”s No Connection Option
If the Dot Pad 320 that you want to connect is not in the list of available
devices, please check the following. 1) Check the power status of the Dot Pad
320: – If the power of the Dot Pad 320 is turned off, turn it on and click
[Search]. 2) Check the Bluetooth status of the PC: – If the Bluetooth of the
device is turned off, turn Bluetooth on and click [Search]. 3) Check if the
Dot Pad 320 is connected to iOS VoiceOver. If paired with VoiceOver, follow
the steps below and iumnpair the device: – Apple [Settings] > [Accessibility]
[VoiceOver] > [Braille] – Scroll all the way down and select the Dot Pad 320 that is connected and go to [More Information] – Click [Forget this Device] and iumnpair the Dot Pad 320. – Go to Bluetooth settings and turn off Bluetooth and turn it back on.
5.3.2 Disconnecting the Dot Pad 320
Go into the Dot Pad 320 Connect pop-up screen and select [Disconnect]. The Dot Pad 320 will be disconnected with two long vibrations.
5.4. Using Dot Canvas” (Web) Featurrees
5.4.1. Create Canvas
Use various drawing/editing tools to create any shapes and images freely and
insert multiline Braille text.
Use various drawing/editing tools to create any shapes and images freely and
insert multiline braille text. The Dot Canvas screen layout is as follows:
- Top Right – Profile Button: Users can check the account”s profile, connect/disconnect the Dot Pad 320, and log in/out of the account. – Language Button: Users can select the default language as Korean or English.
- File Management Menu: – New: New canvas is created for the user to create new drawings. – Open: Users can open contents from their Personal Drive or Public Drive. – Add: Users can add tactile image files that are in a DTMs format. DTMs is affiileffoorrmmat that the Dot Pad 320 ssuupports. – Export: Users can save the currently created canvas as a DTMs file. – Save: Users can save the current canvas onto the Dot Drive. – Save As: Users can save the current canvas onto the Dot Drive with a different file name. – Settings: Users can connect/disconnect the Dot Pad 320 and select the braille language. – File Name: The current file name of the canvas will be shown. If there is no file name, it will be shown as “”UUntitled.””
- Drawing/Editing Tools – The tools are located on the left side of the Dot Canvas (Web) screen. – It is used to create or edit tactile graphics on the canvas. – Drawing/Editing Tools are as follows:
Undo/Redo · Undo or redo the latest work
Pen Size · Choose the thickness of the pen
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· Pen
· Draw freely
Move
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· Recognize and move images on the current page as one object
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Erraasse
e4g
· Delete the area you want to modify
· The size of the eraser is
ALL
proportional to that of the pen.
Line · Draw straight lines, diagonal lines,
etc. · Press [Shift] while drawing with this tool to create a straight line
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Cirrcle
· Draw circles/ovals
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· Press [Shift] and drag to create a
perfect circle
Text Box
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· Creates a text box within the graphic area and translates any text
img
inside into braille
Rectangle Selection
r -1 · Use shortcut keys to copy, cut and
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l_ J
paste, or delete the selected area
within the selection
Vertical Mirror Pen · Draw a symmetrical image
Paint Bucket · Fill in the selected area · Used for closed shapes and lines
Clear · Delete everything from the current
page
Squarree//RReectaannggle
· ·· DDrraaww ssqquuaarreess//rreeccttaanngglleess
· Press [Shift] and drag to create a square
Triannggle · Draw triangles, right triangles, etc. · Press [Shift] and drag to
create an
acute triangle
IImmaagge ·· Automatically converts tactile graphics by reading stored image
files and setting the minimum and
maximum value. · Click [Insert] to convert the image into tactile graphic onto
the canvas
Lasso Selection · Use shortcut keys to copy, cut and paste, and delete the
selected area
within lasso tool
- Drawing/Editing Shortcuts
Keys
Cttrr1l+O Ctrl+Shift+S
Alt+P
Ctrl+G
P Ctrl M
Edit Tool
Keys
Top bar
Open
Ctrl+S
Save As
Page Description
Multi-Page
On/Off Grid
Editing Tool
Pen
V
Horizontal Axis (while using vertical mirror pen)
Shift
Move
B
Edit TTool Save
Vertical Mirror Pen Horizontal and vertical axis (while using vertical mirror
pen)
Paint Bucket
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E L C X S
Ctrl + X Ctrl + V
Eraser Line Circle Text Box Rectangle Selection
Cut Selected Area Paste
Ctrl+E R T I H
Selection Ctrl + C DEL
Eraser All Rectangle Triangle
Image Lasso Selection
Copy Selected Area Delete Selected Area
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Multi-Page Management Bar – This is located on the left side of the canvas. Users can select to show/unshow grid, arrange the order of the pages, delete pages, and add pages. Grid: Users can choose to show the grid on the drawing area using the grid on/offf button. – Up/Down Button: User can rearrange the order of the pages. – [-] button: User can delete the page.
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Canvas – The Canvas is a white drawing screen that takes up the biggest part on the screen. – Users can create new contents using the drawing/editing tool or open existing contents from the drive.
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Page Description – It is located on the right side of the canvas. – Users can add descriptions to the images they are creating. – The input description will be translated into braille automatically but will be viewed in the input language while in Dot Canvas.
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Print – It is located below Page Description. – Once the user clicks [Print], the image on the canvas and the accompanying description will be printed on the Dot Pad 320.
5.4.2. Dot Drive
Users can save their created contents onto the Dot Drive or share it with other people. Users can also print various tactile graphics onto the Dot Pad 320 that are saved on the Public Drive.
Dot Drive is separated into a Personal Drive and the Public Drive. The Personal Drive is the default selected drive when the user first clicks on [Dot Drive]. The Dot Drive screen layout is as follows: -
Personal Drive ([Useerr”s Name]”s Drive) – Files saved or folders created on Dot Canvas will be saved here. – Personal Drive sorts folders first before files. – Users can open files, share, download, rename, copy, cut, paste, or delete by right clicking the file and then selecting the desired option. – Click [+] to create a new file, new folder, or upload a file. Users can also right click on the empty space in the drive. – Users can share the files in their Personal Drive to the Public Drive. Right click on theffiile yyou want to share and click [[SShare]. Iffyyou edit a sharedffiillee, the sharedffiile will be edited as well. The sharedffiileffrroomm the ppeersonal drive will show the creator”s icon on the thumbnail.
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Public Drive – Shared folders and files are saved here. – The shared files can be displayed onto the Dot Pad 320. – Users can download the shared files onto the computer or open the file to edit them on Dot Canvas.
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Search – Users can locate folders and files. – If users type in the search box, files or folders with matching names will be listed.
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Back and Forth Buttons – If you click the back button, the page will be redirected to the previous directory. – If you click the forward button, the page will be redirected to the next directory.
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Gallery View Button – The default mode of the Dot Drive is gallery view mode. – The list of folders and files are displayed in the form of a gallery where icons are visible.
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List View Button – The files will be displayed in a list mode.
5.5. Updating Firmware Through Dot Support
You can update the firmware of the Dot Pad 320 without logging in to Dot Canvas (Web). Here’s how to update the Dot Pad 320 firmware:
– Select the Dot Support tab in Dot Canvas (Web). – Connect the Dot Pad 320 to your PC via the USB C port on the left side of your Dot Pad 320. After
connecting, turn on the Dot Pad 320 and press the Connect Device button on the Dot Support page. Be careful to not turn offf the ppoower or disconnect the cable during the update. – Connect the Dot Pad 320 by selecting one of the wired port options that appears in the pop-up. If a connection failure notice is displayed, turn the Dot Pad 320 off and on again and try again. After connecting, you can check the device information on the Dot Support page and update to the latest firmware. – Select the [Update] button at the bottom of the Dot Pad 320 Firmware Version Information to proceed with the firmware update. The update takes about 3 to 5 minutes depending on the Internet speed. Iff theffiirrmmware is in the latest version, an “AAllrready the latest version offffiirrmmware”” notice will be displayed.
6. Handling and Safety Precautions
The contents of this manual may differ from the actual product, depending on the software version of the product, the specifications of the model, and the user’s settings. Do not use the product for any purpose other than the intended purpose. Use with caution as the product may be damaged if impacted.
– Keep the Dot Pad 320 dry. If used in a humid place or becomes wet, the product may not work properly. – The Dot Pad 320 has a built-in magnet. Do not place it close to other magnetic products or metals. There
is a risk of damage to the product. – Use the Dot Pad 320 on a table away from the body and when used in a dusty area, foreign objects may
get inside and interfere with the device”s operation. – Only use accessories provided by Dot Inc. Use of other third party accessories may cause the product to
malfunction and may result in the user not receiving the warranty services provided by Dot Inc.
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– The Dot Pad 320 has passed the EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) test.
Situational or environmental variables may still cause interference or affect
signals via surrounding products. Heat generation and malfunction issues may
occur.
– The Dot Pad 320”s wireless conducting power follows the RF (Radio Frequency)
standard. However, if the voltage and temperature are not within the standard
range, the product’s wireless conducting power may be unstable and could
impact the performance.
– The Dot Pad 320 has passed the RSE (Radiated Spurious Emission) test.
However, if the Dot Pad 320 is used with non-component accessories, it may
cause malfunction.
– The Dot Pad 320”s Short Range Wireless Communication function satisfies the
data transfer security standards. However, if the software or firmware is
modified or changed without authorization, the product”s data transfer
security may operate abnormally.
– The Dot Pad 320”s wireless communication antenna has passed the SAR
(Specific Absorption Rate) test measured by qualified equipment. If any
abnormal operating method is applied, the product”s antenna performance may
change.
– The Dot Pad 320 has passed all qualification tests mentioned above by
qualified laboratories. However, if the product is placed in different
conditions that could cause functional errors or is applied to atypical
operation methods, the product may operate abnormally. It is advised to turn
off the device, disconnect the power, stop using the device, and contact
customer service.
– If pressure is applied while the braille cells are moving, the product may
not function normally. In this case, it is not a breakdown, so we suggest you
remove your hand and try to print the desired image again.
– If the product is used in the opposite direction, it may not be able to
represent the image or braille correctly.
– Some product specifications are subject to change without notice to better
serve you. – If the Dot Pad 320”s firmware provided by Dot Inc. is changed or
applied to the product through an
unofficial channel, it may cause damage to the product or cause errors. In
this case, the warranty service is voided. – Since the Dot Pad 320 has the
possibility of radio interference during use, it cannot perform services
related to human safety. – When charging the Dot Pad 320, the product
temperature may rise, and if the temperature of the battery rises above a
certain level, the charging may be automatically stopped for safety reasons.
Use with safety in the following situations:
1. Do not use the Dot Pad 320 in a severe lightning storm. During severe
lightning and thunder, refrain from using the product and disconnect the
charger from the power source. Continuing its use can cause injury, fire, or
device malfunction.
2. Do not use the Dot Pad 320 in prohibited areas. Do not use the Dot Pad 320
in areas where use of the product is prohibited, such as in airplanes or
hospitals. Electronics and communication products can be affected by
electromagnetic waves.
3. Never disassemble and modify. Do not disassemble or shock the product.
There is a risk of electric shock, short circuit, or fire. Warranty services
do not cover disassembly of the product. If your device needs servicing,
contact customer service at your local distributor or contact Dot Inc. Do not
use it in a damaged or broken state as it may cause fires, burns, and electric
shock. In this case, please stop using the product and contact customer
service.
4. Use only the correct power cable and an appropriate power outlet.
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Please connect and use the USB cable correctly to avoid the charging cable
from loosening. Do not bend, pull, heat, cut, or loosen the cables as it may
cause fire or electric shock. When not in use, disconnect the charger’s cable.
There may be a risk of electric shock if the device is used while charging.
When removing the adapter, hold the adapter and remove it. If you remove the
adapter by pulling the cable, a disconnection within the cable may cause
charging failure.
5. Avoid high tempeerrature and humid environments. Do not use the product in
a hot and humid place. If the product gets wet, turn it off and dry it
thoroughly before reusing. Do not place it on duvets, carpets, household
electric appliances, or in direct sunlight (such as car seats) for extended
periods. The exterior may become deformed, broken, or explode. If the
temperature of the product sharply rises, stop using the product and contact
customer service. *Operating Temperature: 0°C -~ +50°C, Storage Temperature:
-20°C -~ +60°C
6. Do not use any chemicals. Never use chemicals such as alcohol or benzene
to clean the Dot Pad 320. This may start a fire. If any foreign objects get on
the product or charger, wipe it with a soft cloth.
7. Avoid metal and magnetism. Do not keep the charging ports close to any
metal such as necklaces, keys, coins, nails, watches, etc. If a metal object
is short circuited with the charging port, there is a risk of explosion. Do
not store your Dot Pad 320 near magnetic fields. Magnetic fields can impact
your device. It may cause a malfunction from exposure to magnetic fields.
8. Use special caution for children and pets Store products, chargers, parts,
etc. out of reach of children or pets. If the product, charger, or parts gets
in your mouth or is striked, you may be at risk of electric shock or exposure
to electromagnetic waves. Be careful not to allow children or pets to swallow
products, chargers, parts, etc. There is a risk of suffocation, explosion, and
fire.
9.Do not use in an explosive atmosphere. Do not use the product in explosive
areas. This may affect high-frequency devices. Do not place the product on an
unstable surface, such as on a shaky or sloping area. The device”s fall may
cause injury or damage to the product.
10. Be aware of fire risks. Do not cover or wrap the Dot Pad 320 with fabric
materials such as a blanket during use or when charging. Do not dispose of the
device with general waste. It can cause fires, explosions, and environmental
pollution.
11. Avoid excessive contact under heated conditions. Avoid using the product
when the temperature on the surface of the product rises above the appropriate
level. If you come into contact with the product in this state for a long
time, there is a risk of burns or disturbing skin pigmentation. If the
external protective cover comes off or you experience an allergic reaction to
the material of the product, stop using the product immediately and consult a
physician.
12. Keep the Dot Pad 320 in a safe place for storage. When not in use for a
long time, disconnect the charger from the Dot Pad 320 and store it in a safe
place. When storing the charger, be careful not to severely fold or twist the
USB cable. If the USB cable is stored or used with an excessive fold or twist,
the silicone coating of the cable can be stripped off or the cable may break
and cause a failure or accident.
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13. Be careful in handling the battery. In hot and humid places, the battery
may not charge well or may drain quickly. Do not expose it to direct sunlight
or use the device in a humid place, such as a bathroom. – If you want to use
the Dot Pad 320 after a long period of unuse, please use it again after fully
charging. – Please note that it may explode if the battery is forcibly
removed. – Do not change, modify, or expose the Dot Pad 320 to liquids. Once
the device is fully charged, disconnect
the charger from the outlet and the device to avoid unnecessary power
consumption. – Please bring your product and charger with you when you visit a
service center due to battery problems. – If the product gets heated while
charging, please wear gloves or use a tool other than your body to separate
the charger and the Dot Pad 320. – Overheating may cause damage to the
product. If the device overheats while charging, please unplug the
USB charging cable and contact a Dot Inc. licensed service center.
14. Do not give any shock or impact. If you apply strong force to the device,
place heavy objects on top, etc., it may cause an impact to the product. This
may damage your device, cause malfunction, or shorten its lifespan. This may
also cause overheating, combustion, or fire. When not in use, store it in a
safe place to avoid shock and damage to the device.
15. Do not use chargers that have not been apprrooved. Avoid using unapproved
chargers as it may lead to damage of the battery causing injury to the user or
the device.
7. Customer Support
Dot Email: inquiry@dotincorp.com Dot Phone Number: +82) 2-864-1113 Dot
Homepage: https://www.dotincorp.com/
8. Product Certtiifications
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1. KC: Korea Cerrttiifficattiion
X The wireless equipment in use may cause radio intearffeerreenncce,. X The
manufacturer and installer cannot provide services related to human safety as
the wireless equipment may cause radio interference,.
Fe2. FCC: Federal Communications Commission
FCC Class A This equipment has tbeemen tested and found to comply with the
limits for a Class A digital device, ppursuant to PEarrnt 15 of the FCC
Rules,. These limits arce designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial
environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction
manual, may Ccaaul=se harmful interference to radio communications. Operation
of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful
interference in which casset the user will bbe required to correct the
interference at his own expense,.
FCC Class HB This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the
limits for a DClaiss B digital device, ppursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules,.
Thesme limits arce designed to provide reasonable /pdreotection against
harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates,
uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if noet installed and used
in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to
rladlieo or television reception, which can bbe determined bby turning the
equipment off and back on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference bby one or more of the following measures: – Reorient or relocate
the receiving antenna. – Increase the separation between the equipment and
receiver. – Connect the equipment into an outlet in a circuit different from
that to which the receiver is connected. – Consult the dealer or an
cexperiencced radiioo/tTrV technician for help.
Caution The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference
caused by unauthorized changes or modifications to this cequipwmnent. Such
changes or modifications could void the user’s authority to operate the
eeqquuiipPmmeenntt. This equipment must be installed and operated in
accordance with provided instructions and the antenna(s) used for this
transmitter must be installed to provide a separation distance of at least 20
cm from all persons and must noet be co-located or operating in conjunction
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any technical error or printing error, or their consequences. All
trademarkkss” patents arec recognized.
3. CE: Eurropean Conformity
CE
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“”CE”” mark indicates that this product complies with the European
requirements for safeettyy, health, environment, and customer protection.
“”CE”” mark devices are intended for sales in Europe.
4. WEEE: Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment
This symbol [crossed-out wheeled bin WEEFE Anrmne=x 117] indicates separate
collection of waste electrical and electronic equipment in the EU countries.
Please do not throw the equipment into the domestic refuse. Please use the
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carefully checked for reliability; howeveerr, no responsibility is assumed for
inaccuracies. The information contained in this documentation is subject to
change without notice. In no tewveant will Dot Inc. bbe liable for direct,
indirect, special, incidental, or consequential damages arising out of the use
or inability to use this product oor documentation, even when advised of the
ppoossibility of such damages.
[FCC and CE Compliance Statement] These limits arec designed to provide
reasonable pprotection against frequency interfeerreenrc.=e in residential
installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate rInadio frequency
eencerrguy,, and if not installed or used in accordance with the instructions,
may ccaauussee harmful interference to radio communication. Howvreevveer;,
there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in television
reception, which can bbe determinred bby turning thice equipment off and on.
The user is enrccouwrangeed to try and correct the interference bby aornce or
more of the following measures;: – Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
– Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiverr. – Connect
the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected to.
CAUTION!
1/1 .11 EDMIIAOID
Lithium ion battery
DO NOT LOAD OR TRA NSPORT PACKAGE IF DAMAGED
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