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Good Morning.
 
LEPMIS would be interested in developing a cost effective replacement.
 
We would like to know what is believed to be the important design aspects for such a product. I have a short list for starters.
 
1) USB line powered
 
2) No external drivers needed
 
3) 9pin D connector for TASH type devices
 
4) five off 3.5mm jack sockets for individual switches
 
This could be implemented quite readily.
 
 
5) Time dependent acceleration profile for the mouse speed
 
6) A Left Click Latch upon holding - Right Click upon holding further
 
These are a possibility but would need a little more thought.
 
We look forward to your replies.
 
With all best regards,
 
Geoff Harbach
LEPMIS

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In a message dated 03/08/2011 08:51:39 GMT Daylight Time, [log in to unmask] writes:

Hi all,

 

Apologies for cross posting but really need an answer to this one…

 

We have used the Tash mousemover in many situations where we have been integrating wheelchair controls, pc access and/or access to a communication aid but alas, we have just tried to order some more from QED and have been told they no longer make them!  The joybox is an alternative but we have experienced software clashes, and for some dedicated VOCAs it would appear to be a non starter.  Does anyone have any ideas for an alternative?!

 

Huge thanks in advance,

 

Claire

 

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