Liberator LR7 User manual

Liberator Rugged 7
with Chat Software
User’s Guide v2.2.0
Liberator Pty Ltd
265 Gilbert Street, Adelaide SA 5000 Australia
Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone]
[email protected]u www.liberator.net.au

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Acknowledgements
Copyright/Trademark Information
NOVA chat and VocabPC are trademarks of Saltillo Corporation.
Microsoft and Windows are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation
in the United States and/or other countries.
Android is a trademark of Google Inc.
Android Market is a trademark of Google Inc.
Ivona is Copyright © 2001-2010, IVO Software Sp.z o.o.
Acapela is a trademark of Acapela Group,
PCS Symbols illustrations are copyright of Mayer-Johnson Co.
Symbol Stix is copyright of News2You. "The Library of Character/Logo Symbols contained in this
software is included free of charge, may be used solely for communication purposes and may not
be sold, copied or otherwise exploited for any type of profit."
WordPower and ChatPower are trademarks of Inman Innovations, Inc.
My QuickChat 12 Adult is copyright of Talk To Me Technologies
My QuickChat 12 Child is copyright of Talk To Me Technologies
My QuickChat 8 Adult is copyright of Talk To Me Technologies
My QuickChat 8 Child is copyright of Talk To Me Technologies
My QuickChat 4 Child is copyright of Talk To Me Technologies
Chat Editor USB
Chat Editor, owned by Saltillo Corporation
Microsoft Voices, owned by Microsoft Corporation
Microsoft's agreement states:
INSTALLATION AND USE RIGHTS. You may install and use one copy of the software on each
computer on your premises that you use to exchange data and software with portable
devices powered by a Microsoft operating system.
Saltillo grants permission for the use of Chat Editor on each computer used to exchange data
with the NOVA chat (LR7) device.
Attention! Consult accompanying documents.

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Warnings
This device not intended to be an emergency call device or sole communication aid.
When operating this device in a medical environment, do not use with any product that is not
medically approved. Follow all rules for appropriate wireless device use.
Do not use this device close to sources of RF radiation or you may encounter interference. Move
away, if possible, from the source of the interference.
Any mounts used should be fitted by a qualified person. Failure to install the mounting system
according to the manufacturer's instructions may result in an injury to the user. Be certain that the
user’s view is not obstructed by the mounting.
Analysis of positioning by a qualified person is required to prevent repetitive stress injuries to the
user.
Cords and straps are potential strangulation hazards. Please consider this prior to placing these
items with device users.
Small parts could present a choking or other hazard.
Do not use the device if the screen is cracked or broken.
Liberator Pty Ltd assumes no responsibility for any loss or claims by third parties which may arise
through the use of this product.
Liberator Pty Ltd assumes no responsibility for any damage or loss caused by the deletion of
data as a result of malfunction repairs or battery replacement. Be sure to back up all important
data on other media (computer) to protect against its loss.
Implantable Medical Devices
A minimum separation of six (6) inches should be maintained between a handheld wireless
mobile device and an implantable medical device, such as a pacemaker or implantable
cardioverter defibrillator, to avoid potential interference with the device.
Persons who have such devices:
•Should ALWAYS keep the mobile device more than six (6) inches from their implantable medical
device when the mobile device is turned ON;
•Should not carry the mobile device in a breast pocket;
•Should turn the mobile device OFF immediately if there is any reason to suspect that
interference is taking place
•Should read and follow the directions from the manufacturer of your implantable medical
device. If you have any questions about using your wireless mobile device with an implantable
medical device, consult your health care provider.

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Contents
Welcome to Liberator Rugged 7 ........................................................................................................... 10
What’s Included................................................................................................................................... 11
LR7 Device Features............................................................................................................................. 12
Turning LR7 On & Off ........................................................................................................................... 13
Turning your Device On (from complete power down) ............................................................................... 13
Turning your Device Off (for storage)........................................................................................................... 13
Daily Use - Turn just the Screen On & Off .................................................................................................... 13
Charging the LR7.................................................................................................................................. 14
Checking Battery Status ....................................................................................................................... 15
Checking Battery Status Using Menus.......................................................................................................... 15
Checking Battery Status Using a Button....................................................................................................... 15
Controlling the Volume ........................................................................................................................ 16
Adjusting the Stand.............................................................................................................................. 17
Remove/Add Handle............................................................................................................................ 17
Attaching a Strap ................................................................................................................................. 18
Using the Touchscreen ......................................................................................................................... 19
Cleaning your Device .................................................................................................................................... 19
Using the Stylus ............................................................................................................................................ 19
Using the Android Home Screen (non-dedicated devices)...................................................................... 20
Using the Status Bar...................................................................................................................................... 20
Adding Shortcuts .......................................................................................................................................... 20
Opening and Closing the Chat Application (non-dedicated devices)....................................................... 21
Using the Chat application screen......................................................................................................... 22
Using the Speech Display Bar (SDB) ...................................................................................................... 23
Changing Functional SDB Settings ................................................................................................................ 23
Changing SDB Style Settings ......................................................................................................................... 24
Using the Chat Application Menus........................................................................................................ 25
Choosing a Vocabulary File................................................................................................................... 26
Exploring Vocabulary Files.................................................................................................................... 26
Available Vocabulary Files.................................................................................................................... 27
WordPowerTM ............................................................................................................................................... 27
MultiChat 15................................................................................................................................................. 29
VocabPC........................................................................................................................................................ 29
myQuickChat................................................................................................................................................. 29

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myCore.......................................................................................................................................................... 30
Spelling.......................................................................................................................................................... 30
4-Basic........................................................................................................................................................... 30
Essence ......................................................................................................................................................... 30
Chat Editor .......................................................................................................................................... 31
Installing Chat Editor..................................................................................................................................... 31
Configuring Chat Editor ................................................................................................................................ 32
Enabling Speech in Chat Editor..................................................................................................................... 33
Opening Chat Editor ..................................................................................................................................... 33
Using Vocabulary Files with Chat Editor....................................................................................................... 33
Device and Editor Differences ...................................................................................................................... 34
Using Chat Editor to Create Instructional Materials..................................................................................... 35
Creating a Customized Vocabulary File ................................................................................................. 37
Creating a Copy using the Device in Edit Mode............................................................................................ 37
Creating a Copy from the Device Library...................................................................................................... 37
Creating a Copy using Chat Editor ................................................................................................................ 37
Turning Edit Mode On.......................................................................................................................... 38
Change Button Label/Message ............................................................................................................. 39
Displaying the Button Text to Edit................................................................................................................ 39
Editing the Button Text................................................................................................................................. 39
Adding or Modifying a Button Image .................................................................................................... 40
Finding an Image from the Device Library.................................................................................................... 41
Searching for an Image in the Device Library............................................................................................... 41
Creating Your Own Image............................................................................................................................. 42
Using an Existing Image................................................................................................................................ 43
Transferring Images ............................................................................................................................. 43
Hiding Buttons ..................................................................................................................................... 44
Hiding a Single Button .................................................................................................................................. 44
Hiding or Showing Multiple Buttons............................................................................................................. 45
Saving Hidden Button Settings ..................................................................................................................... 45
Hiding and Showing Button Images.............................................................................................................. 45
Modifying Button Styles ....................................................................................................................... 46
Modifying a Button Style.............................................................................................................................. 46
Modifying Button Colour Saturation ............................................................................................................ 47
Modifying a Page Button Style ..................................................................................................................... 47
Modifying a Vocabulary Button Style........................................................................................................... 48

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Overriding a Button Style ............................................................................................................................. 48
Modifying a Button Arrow Link..................................................................................................................... 49
Adding or Modifying a Button Action.................................................................................................... 50
Available Button Actions...................................................................................................................... 51
Using Navigate, Visit, and Jump to Page ............................................................................................... 53
Copying Buttons .................................................................................................................................. 54
Copying and Pasting a Button....................................................................................................................... 54
Copying and Reusing the Same Button ........................................................................................................ 54
Copying and Pasting a Button Style.............................................................................................................. 54
Using a Button in Multiple Places................................................................................................................. 54
Prioritizing Buttons .............................................................................................................................. 55
Rearranging Buttons ..................................................................................................................................... 55
Resizing a Button .......................................................................................................................................... 55
Creating a Page.................................................................................................................................... 56
Creating a New Page..................................................................................................................................... 56
Creating a Copy of a Page............................................................................................................................. 56
Copying a Page from a Different Vocabulary File......................................................................................... 57
Animating Page Transitions.......................................................................................................................... 57
Adding a Grid to Pages.................................................................................................................................. 57
Using Keyboards .................................................................................................................................. 58
Choosing a Different Keyboard..................................................................................................................... 58
Linking a Button to a Keyboard .................................................................................................................... 58
Working with Gestures......................................................................................................................... 59
Turning Gestures On or Off .......................................................................................................................... 59
Creating a Gesture for a Page....................................................................................................................... 59
Creating a Gesture for All Pages ................................................................................................................... 60
Working with Speech ........................................................................................................................... 61
Selecting a Synthesizer and Voice ................................................................................................................ 61
Adding a Pause between Words................................................................................................................... 61
Adding Words to the Pronunciation Dictionary ........................................................................................... 61
Configuring Speech Modes........................................................................................................................... 62
Setting Access Options......................................................................................................................... 63
Activating Buttons on Touch or Release....................................................................................................... 63
Setting a Time for Button Activation............................................................................................................ 63
Setting a Time to Prevent Selection of a Button Twice................................................................................ 64
Setting up a Beep when a Button is Pressed................................................................................................ 64

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Setting up a Visual Indication when a Button is Selected ............................................................................ 64
Changing Device Orientation Settings................................................................................................... 65
Changing Orientation Settings...................................................................................................................... 65
Using Orientation Tilt with the SDB.............................................................................................................. 66
Switch Scanning................................................................................................................................... 67
Setting up Touchscreen Scanning................................................................................................................. 67
Selecting the Scan Pattern............................................................................................................................ 68
Configuring Visual Effects for Scanning........................................................................................................ 69
Using Word Finder ............................................................................................................................... 70
Setting up Word Finder as a Button ............................................................................................................. 70
Setting up Word Finder as a Menu Item ...................................................................................................... 70
Setting the Display Time for Word Finder Results in the SDB ...................................................................... 71
Finding Specific Words.................................................................................................................................. 71
Using Text Options............................................................................................................................... 72
Adding, Modifying, and Deleting Abbreviations........................................................................................... 72
Enabling Word Prediction............................................................................................................................. 73
Enabling Automatic Capitalization................................................................................................................ 73
Restricting Access ................................................................................................................................ 74
Blocking Access to the Operating System and Apps..................................................................................... 74
Blocking Access to Application Settings ....................................................................................................... 74
Creating and Loading Profiles ............................................................................................................... 75
Creating a Profile .......................................................................................................................................... 75
Loading a Profile ........................................................................................................................................... 75
Deleting a Profile .......................................................................................................................................... 76
Changing Languages and Voices ........................................................................................................... 76
Changing Display Settings..................................................................................................................... 77
Adjusting Audible & Haptic Feedback ................................................................................................... 77
Setting the Date and Time.................................................................................................................... 78
Changing Date and Time Settings................................................................................................................. 78
Creating a Date/Time Button........................................................................................................................ 78
Analysing Language Development ........................................................................................................ 79
Using the Realize Language Website............................................................................................................ 79
Creating a Privacy Password......................................................................................................................... 80
Turning Data Logging On or Off.................................................................................................................... 80
Uploading Data for Analysis.......................................................................................................................... 81
Configuring Data Uploading.......................................................................................................................... 81

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Selecting a Person......................................................................................................................................... 83
Setting up Automatic Data Uploads ............................................................................................................. 84
Initiating an Immediate Data Upload ........................................................................................................... 84
Saving Data to a File to Analyse Manually.................................................................................................... 85
Clearing Usage Data...................................................................................................................................... 86
Changing or Removing Your Privacy Password ............................................................................................ 87
Updating the Chat Application.............................................................................................................. 88
Updating the Chat Editor...................................................................................................................... 88
Backing Up and Restoring Vocabulary Files........................................................................................... 89
Backing up a Library in the Editor................................................................................................................. 89
Backing up a Library on the Device............................................................................................................... 89
Restoring a Library to the Editor................................................................................................................... 89
Transferring Vocabulary Files ............................................................................................................... 90
Copying Vocabulary Files from the Device to the Editor.............................................................................. 91
Copying Vocabulary Files from the Editor to the Device.............................................................................. 91
Troubleshooting .................................................................................................................................. 92
The device no longer produces speech ........................................................................................................ 92
No Speech and the message is not going to the Speech Display Bar when pressing buttons..................... 92
Can’t Find the Library Menu......................................................................................................................... 92
Resetting LR7 ................................................................................................................................................ 92
Clearing and Restoring Customizations ................................................................................................. 93
Clearing Custom Vocabulary......................................................................................................................... 93
Restoring the Default Settings...................................................................................................................... 93
Removing Downloaded Apps and Files ................................................................................................. 93
Care and Maintenance ......................................................................................................................... 94
Warranty............................................................................................................................................. 94
Index ................................................................................................................................................... 95

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Welcome to Liberator Rugged 7
The Liberator Rugged 7 with Chat (LR7) combines the advantages of a
fully rugged Android tablet and operating system with the well-known
Chat software from Saltillo to create a powerful communication device.
This manual offers step by step instructions for setting up and using your
LR7 device. Additional information support are available.
Contact Liberator for Training, Operational or Technical Support:
Liberator Pty Ltd
471 The Parade, Magill, SA 5072 Australia
[email protected].au
www.liberator.net.au
Ph [phone]
Support articles & webinars can also be found on the Saltillo website:
http://saltillo.com/support
http://saltillo.com/webinars
For Realize language website support:
[e-mail]

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What’s Included
The following were included in your LR7 package.
Your LR7 device
Battery Charger
Stylus
The stylus is a potential hazard for
choking or poking the eye.
Chat Editor Install USB Memory Stick
Chat Editor is used for programming from a PC and for backing up custom files.

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LR7 Device Features
Side buttons:
Search (only enabled in a non-dedicated device).
Back: Tap to return to the previous screen or menu. Press and hold
to display an option to restart the application.
Home: Tap to go to the home screen.
Menu: Tap to display menus that allow you to select a vocabulary
file, enable or disable augmentative options, set how and when to
speak messages, and configure a wide variety of additional options.
Volume Controls
Power Button
Reset Button
Front camera
(Rear facing
camera on
reverse)
Headphone
socket
Charge
socket

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Turning LR7 On & Off
Turning your Device On (from complete power down)
Press and hold the Power Switch.
Turning your Device Off (for storage)
Press and hold the Power Switch. Once you feel a vibration, let go.
At the prompt, touch Power off on the screen.
Choose OK to confirm you want the device off.
Power button
Daily Use - Turn just the Screen On & Off
Tapping the Power Switch quickly turns just the screen on and off. This is
the suggested way of use when using the device on a daily basis. We
suggest tapping (not holding) the power switch to turn off the screen. Tap
the power switch to wake up the screen.
The screen is set up to automatically power down after a specified
amount of time of no activity. To change the period of delay between the
last key press or screen touch and the automatic screen timeout:
Choose Menu > Settings > System > Display > Screen Timeout and
choose the appropriate setting.

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Charging the LR7
You received a battery charger in the box with your LR7. Plug the charger
into a wall outlet (surge protector recommended).
Open the rubber water /dust protection plug on the right side of the LR7
and plug the micro USB connector into the connector socket.
We suggest charging the LR7 each night. The process should include:
1. Tap the power button to turn off the display
2. Plug in the charger to the LR7
3. Plug the other end of the charger into a wall outlet
Next morning:
1. Unplug the LR7
2. Unplug the charger from the wall outlet (optional)
3. Tap the power button to turn the display on

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Checking Battery Status
You can check the battery status of the device and amplifier by navigating
menus or by having a button on a vocabulary page that checks the status.
Checking Battery Status Using Menus
You can check the battery status of the device by navigating menus.
Choose Menu > Settings > System > About Device.
The screen will show the battery charging status and charge level for the
device.
Checking Battery Status Using a Button
Some Saltillo-provided vocabulary files already include buttons for
checking the battery status. For example: WordPower™ offers the option
from the last page of Groups, and MultiChat 15 offers the button on the
Device Tools page from the second page of “Things”.
To create a button that checks the battery status of both the device and
the amplifier, create a button on a vocabulary page that contains the
action “Battery Status”. This must be done in Edit Mode. See Turning Edit
Mode On.
1. Press and hold on the button you want to modify. (Right-click the
button if you are using Chat Editor.)
2. Choose Edit Button to display the Button Properties.
3. Choose the Actions tab.
4. Use the drop-down list to select the Battery status action.
5. Choose OK.
Any time you choose this button, the application will speak the battery
status of the device and the amplifier and display the information in the
Speech Display Bar (SDB).
For additional information on creating a button action, see Adding or
Modifying a Button Action.

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Controlling the Volume
Volume controls are located on the top edge of the LR7. Pressing the left
side of the button adjusts the volume in one direction and pressing the
right side does the opposite.
Volume controls can also be added to buttons within the vocabulary
pages. See Adding or Modifying a Button Action.
To prevent possible hearing damage, do not listen to earphones at high
volume levels for long periods.

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Adjusting the Stand
An optional stand was provided in your box. The amplifier itself provides
a slight angle for seeing the screen when sitting on a flat surface. If an
additional angle is needed, the stand can be added to the back of the
amplifier.
The stand is intended to be a break-away stand to avoid pinching. It is
secured to the device with a tension fit. Expand the sides of the stand and
put into holes provided on the side of the case.
Remove/Add Handle
The handle was included on your device when shipped.
To remove the handle:
1. Remove the stand, if in place
2. Remove a screw from each side
3. With some tension, extend the sides out around the casing.
The stand and screws from handle could be a potential choking
hazard.

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Attaching a Strap
If you want to carry your LR7 with a shoulder strap, attach the two loops
provided to the silver brackets on the back of your device.
Do not clip the strap directly to the LR7 holders without using the loops,
as this may damage the device.
The loops are a potential choking hazard. Use with caution.
Step 1
Feed the end of the loop
through the hole in the case.
Step 2
Thread the metal ring
through the loop.
Step 3
Pull the metal ring
to tighten the loop.
Step 4
Clip the shoulder strap
to the metal ring.
Step 5: Repeat steps 1-4 for the other loop & end of shoulder strap.

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Using the Touchscreen
Your LR7 comes with a capacitive touchscreen. It responds best to a light
touch from the pad of your finger.
Cleaning your Device
If you wish to clean the screen of your device, turn the device off, wipe
with a soft, lint-free cloth slightly dampened with water or diluted
window cleaning fluid. Do not spray or splash liquid directly on the device.
To disinfect the case, moisten a clean cloth in a mixture of one part water
and one part vinegar. Do not use vinegar and water on the display.
Using excessive force or a metallic object when pressing on the
touchscreen may damage the tempered glass surface and void the
warranty.
Using the Stylus
A compatible stylus was provided with your device. If you prefer to use
your own stylus, be sure it is compatible with a capacitive touchscreen.
Note: The stylus we provide has an opening on the end for attaching to
you or your device. Find a chain, string or lanyard commercially that
matches your personal style.
The stylus is a potential hazard for choking or for poking the eye.

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Using the Android Home Screen (non-dedicated devices)
The Android home screen allows you to place shortcuts, widgets, and
other items to customize the device to your needs.
To display the home screen, press Home on the device.
Note: Dedicated (locked) devices do not have access to the home screen.
Unless stated otherwise, instructions in this user’s guide start with the
device unlocked and running the Chat application.
Using the Status Bar
The status bar at the top of the home screen displays icons to show
notifications, battery power, and connection details. Pulling down on the
status bar displays options for viewing notifications and quickly turning on
or off some commonly-used operating system settings.
Adding Shortcuts
The home screen provides shortcuts to applications. You can add
shortcuts as you need them.
To add a shortcut to an app or widget:
1. Press and hold on an empty area of the home screen. A menu
opens.
2. Tap the Apps shortcut. The Apps tab is displayed. If you want to add
a widget, choose the Widgets tab.
3. Press and hold on the item for which you’re creating the shortcut.
The shortcut is placed on the home screen automatically.
To remove a shortcut:
1. Press and hold on the shortcut until Remove appears.
2. Drag the shortcut to Remove.
Shortcuts: We have provided shortcuts to the Chat software and the
camera for your ease.