Braille TTY, also known as Braille teleprinter or Braille text telephone, is a communication device designed for individuals who are deafblind or have combined hearing and vision loss. It converts typed text into Braille characters, allowing users to read messages through tactile feedback. This accommodation bridges communication gaps by providing real-time text transmission via a Braille display, supporting independence in both personal and professional settings. Braille TTY devices often connect to traditional phone lines or internet-based services, making them versatile tools for accessible communication.
Begin by connecting the Braille TTY to a phone line or compatible internet device following the manufacturer’s instructions. Adjust the Braille display settings for comfortable reading. When receiving calls, read incoming messages through the Braille output and respond by typing on the device’s keyboard. Regularly clean the Braille cells to maintain tactile clarity and check batteries or power sources. Training on device functions helps users maximize communication efficiency.
Disclo streamlines requests, documentation, and tracking for Braille TTY, so HR teams and employees spend less time on paperwork and more time working productively.
