Adaptive Switches & Accessories

 

Beam

Beam allows a HeadMouse™ Nano user to actuate the left, right and middle mouse buttons using adaptive switches without a direct connection to the HeadMouse. When used with a Swifty™ Beam sends up to three button events that Swifty interprets as mouse buttons, joystick buttons or keyboard keys based on Swifty configuration.

Cable Kit

The Cable Kit is a popular accessory for Swifty, Tapio, and HeadMouse users.

The stereo-to-mono adapter allows two single switches with mono plugs to be connected to Swifty, Tapio, HeadMouse, or other 3.5mm, switch adapted device. Not all splitters will work for this purpose. The splitter must go from 3.5mm stereo to 3.5mm mono output.  The adapter may also be used with third party switch adapted devices.

Plate Switch

This low profile plate switch is perfect for users who are unable to lift their hand or finger to activate a traditional accessibility switch. To use, slide the hand or foot over the activation surface and apply a few ounces of pressure to activate.

Switch It Up! switch

Our Switch It Up! switch for the disabled lets you control toys and other switch adapted Toys. Rubber feet assist in keeping the switch from sliding. Button surface area measures 2.75" across and requires approximately 9 oz. of pressure to activate and has slight clicking sound for feedback.  Standard 3.5 mm (1/8") plug and 6' cord. The bright colors makes it easy to find, especially for individuals with visual impairments. 

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Computer Adaptations for People with Parkinson’s Disease

As per the National Parkinson's Foundation, Parkinson's Is second just to Alzheimer's as the most predominant neurodegenerative illness in the United States. A finding of Parkinson's can prompt disappointing encounters while composing or utilizing a PC mouse. There are, notwithstanding, a few variations and openness settings that can make these errands a lot more straightforward. These equivalent facilities can help those with quakes and infections like MS.

Console Control

A typical side effect of Parkinson's is wild quakes. This outcome in additional keystrokes and trouble with mouse control. In Windows, turning the Bounce Key capability on will assist with controlling the number of keystrokes made when keys are squeezed. This can be achieved on Windows 7 or later by:

• At the same time tapping the 'Windows logo Key' + 'U' to arrive at the Ease of Access Center. (Or on the other hand search 'Straightforward entry in the pursuit bar.)
  
  
  
• Choosing "Make the console more straightforward to use" under Explore All Settings.
• Then, at that point, choose Turn Filter Keys on and pick the choices that you feel will best help you with console input.

Extra PC openness capabilities can be seen here.

For Mac clients, go to the openness settings to empower comparative highlights like Slow Keys. Find more subtleties here and look at programming that steadies the mouse and locks it onto targets, like Steady Mouse.

People with Parkinson's might profit from a console with bigger keys. Consoles like the Big Blu Kinder board Large Key Keyboard and the Vision Board Large Key Wireless Keyboard have enormous 1" keys that make composing more straightforward.

Both Mac and PC clients can utilize their voice to explore around their PC and type, as well.

Mouse Control

Mouse use can likewise be trying for people with quakes. Utilizing a huge trackball mouse, for example, the Big track Ball Mouse, and changing mouse speed in your PC's settings can make mouse utilize a lot simpler. Another choice is to utilize Mouse Keys (once more, a setting on your PC). This permits the cursor to be moved to utilize the all-over bolts on the console. What's more, for people that decide to utilize mouse or mouse key information, think about utilizing your PC's On-Screen Keyboard rather than a real console. Furthermore, attempt the free demo of Steady Mouse programming to consistent your mouse developments.

People who experience issues with mouse snaps can utilize a mouse with bigger buttons, similar to the Big track Ball Mouse displayed underneath. It is accessible in a remote variant, as well. Or on the other hand, they can utilize stay click programming that consequently clicks assuming the cursor is held in an area for a preset measure of time. Look at Dwell Clicker 2 for Windows or Dwell Click for Mac for this usefulness.

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