Key Table: Baum Vario 80

The display keys are at both ends of the text cell area. From top to bottom:
* The three at the left are named Display1 through Display3.
* The three at the right are named Display4 through Display6.
The command keys are in the middle, just behind the cursor routing keys,
and, from left to right, are named Command1 through Command7.
The keys on the front are arranged as follows:
* Front1  Front3  Front5  Front7  Front9
* Front2  Front4  Front6  Front8  Front10
The keys on the back are arranged as follows:
* Back1   Back3   Back5   Back7   Back9
* Back2   Back4   Back6   Back8   Back10

Default Bindings
go left one window: Display2
go right one window: Display5
go left one character: Display1+Display3
go right one character: Display4+Display6
go to beginning of line: Display1+Display2+Display3
go to end of line: Display4+Display5+Display6
go up one line: Display4
go down one line: Display6
go to top line: Display1+Display4
go to bottom line: Display3+Display6
go to beginning of top line: Display2+Display4
go to beginning of bottom line: Display2+Display6
go up to nearest line with different content: Display5+Display4
go down to nearest line with different content: Display5+Display6
go up to nearest line with different highlighting: Display2+Display1
go down to nearest line with different highlighting: Display2+Display3
go up to previous command prompt: Display2+Display5+Display1+Display4
go down to next command prompt: Display2+Display5+Display3+Display6
go up to last line of previous paragraph: Display2+Display5+Display4
go down to first line of next paragraph: Display2+Display5+Display6
search backward for cut text: Display2+Display4+Display6+Display1
search forward for cut text: Display2+Display4+Display6+Display3
set cursor tracking on: Display1
set cursor tracking off: Display3
go back after cursor tracking: Display1+Display6
go to cursor: Display2+Display4+Display6
go to current speech position: Display1+Display3+Display5
bring cursor to line: Display1+Display3+Display4+Display6
enter/leave status display: Display2+Display5
set display mode attributes/text: Display1+Display4+Display5
freeze/unfreeze screen image: Display1+Display2+Display4
enter/leave help display: Display1+Display2+Display5
enter/leave preferences menu: Display1+Display3+Display4
insert cut text at cursor: Display1+Display2+Display3+Display4
restore preferences from disk: Display1+Display2+Display3+Display5
restart speech driver: Display2+Display3+Display4
set attribute underlining on/off: Display2+Display3+Display4+Display5
save preferences to disk: Display2+Display4+Display5+Display6
set text style 6-dot: Display2+Display3+Display5
set text style 8-dot: Display2+Display3+Display6
enter/leave command learn mode: Display1+Display4+Display5+Display6
switch to next virtual terminal: Display1+Display2+Display3+Display6
switch to previous virtual terminal: Display3+Display4+Display5+Display6
stop speaking: Display3+Display4
speak current line: Display3+Display5
speak from top of screen through current line: Display3+Display5+Display4
speak from current line through bottom of screen: Display3+Display5+Display6
set autospeak on/off: Display3+Display4+Display6
enter key: Command4+Command5
backspace key: Command4+Command2
tab key: Command4+Command6
cursor-left key: Command4+Command1
cursor-right key: Command4+Command7
go up one line: Front1
go down one line: Front2
go up one line: Front3
go down one line: Front4
go up one line: Front5
go down one line: Front6
go up one line: Front7
go down one line: Front8
go up one line: Front9
go down one line: Front10
go to beginning of top line: Front5+Front1
go to beginning of bottom line: Front5+Front2
go to top line: Front6+Front1
go to bottom line: Front6+Front2
go up to previous command prompt: Front5+Front3
go down to next command prompt: Front5+Front4
go up to last line of previous paragraph: Front6+Front3
go down to first line of next paragraph: Front6+Front4
go up to nearest line with different content: Front5+Front9
go down to nearest line with different content: Front5+Front10
go up to nearest line with different highlighting: Front6+Front9
go down to nearest line with different highlighting: Front6+Front10
bring cursor to character: RoutingKey
start new cut buffer at character: Display1+RoutingKey
append to existing cut buffer from character: Display2+RoutingKey
linear cut to character: Display4+RoutingKey
rectangular cut to character: Display5+RoutingKey
copy characters to cut buffer: RoutingKey+RoutingKey
append characters to cut buffer: Display2+RoutingKey+RoutingKey
describe character: Display3+RoutingKey
place left end of window at character: Display6+RoutingKey
go up to nearest line with less indent than character: Display2+Display1+RoutingKey
go down to nearest line with less indent than character: Display2+Display3+RoutingKey
go up to nearest line with different character: Display5+Display4+RoutingKey
go down to nearest line with different character: Display5+Display6+RoutingKey
remember current window position: Display1+Display3+RoutingKey
go to remembered window position: Display4+Display6+RoutingKey
braille keyboard space: Command4
braille keyboard dot1: Command3
braille keyboard dot2: Command2
braille keyboard dot3: Command1
braille keyboard dot4: Command5
braille keyboard dot5: Command6
braille keyboard dot6: Command7