User's Guide
Table Of Contents
3.2.3 Autoscroll ..................................................................................................................... 12 
3.2.4 Get Current Position .................................................................................................... 12 
3.2.5 Go to the Beginning or End of a Book .......................................................................... 12 
3.2.6 Search for Text ............................................................................................................. 13 
3.3 Book Information ................................................................................................................ 13 
3.4 Bookmarks .......................................................................................................................... 13 
3.4.1 Setting a Bookmark ...................................................................................................... 13 
3.4.2 Go to Bookmark ........................................................................................................... 13 
 3.4.3 Remove Bookmark ....................................................................................................... 14  
1 Physical Description 
The NLS eReader has a 20-cell braille display; an eight-key, Perkins-style keyboard; three Space 
keys; six display keys; four system keys; and five navigation keys. 
1.1 Top 
The top surface of the device includes the braille display and the braille keyboard. Orient the 
device with the braille cells closest to you. Behind each cell, you will find a small round Cursor 
Routing button. You can use the routing buttons to move the braille cursor when reading and 
entering text and to activate items in a menu. 
At each end of the braille display is three display keys. You can think of these as being arranged 
like a braille cell with keys d1, d2, and d3 downward on the left and d4, d5, and d6 downward on 
the right. Combinations of these keys are an alternate way of entering keyboard commands. 
Behind the cells is the braille keyboard. The braille keyboard has the traditional six braille input 
keys, a Backspace key (Dot 7) at the left end, an Enter key (Dot 8) at the right end, and a Space 
key. These keys are referred to as B1 through B8, and BS, respectively. 










