Braille embosser Basic-D V5

World leading tractor-fed braille embosser For more than 20 years Basic-D has been the most sold braille embosser in the world. Double sided braille 140 characters per second Dot forming height 0,58 mm Braille and text labeled control panel Tractor-fed paper​ Link to Basic Acoustic Hood Link to Index YouTube Playlist The history of Basic-D The history of the Basic-D Braille embosser In 1988 Basic Blue Bar was developed as a part of Index first generation of modern braille embossers. In 1995 Basic V2 was introduced. Its appearance was much like the Basic model is today. Basic-D V3 was released in 2002, it included also USB and network ports. Basic-D V4 introduced in 2011, it was the first black and white designed Basic. Basic-D V5 was introduced in 2016. The V5 includes WiFi/Bluetooth, USB Host (USB memory stick) connection, synthetic speech feedback, an optimized user interface and the BrailleApp web interface. Improvements of Basic-D V5 Basic-D V5 includes: Increased printing speed A modern web interface called the "BrailleApp" Wi-Fi network USB Host port (for USB memory stick) LED lighting for paper in area Wizard for Braille layouts Horizontal and vertical braille printing Traditionally braille has been printed horizontally. Basic-D opens new print type possibilities. Supported print types Single/double sided, traditionally horizontal printing Single/double sided Z-folding. Horizontal printing where every second paper is printed from bottom to top. The pile of ready braille is stacked in correct order. Sideways Z-folding. Vertical printout where the pages are organized ready to be stapled. Supported by the BrailleApp, not by commersial braille editors.