cc @FalkoBabbage - can you please review these changes?

I have passed this on to Eurobraille since they provided the documentation. I'll call them today as well.

Eurobraille agrees with the changes.
Below is the answer I got:

The changes are consistent with the documentation I sent you.

To add clarity to this documentation regarding key assignments we can add :

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The Eurobraille driver is a generic driver for all its devices.

It is for this is why the driver key mapping refers keys L1 to L8 of Esytime.
For Esys and b.note these keys does not exists.
For b.book : L1 is backward key, L8 is forward key and L2 to L7 are the keys named C1 to C6.

For the same reason the driver key mapping refers Joystick1 and Joystick2 but on b.note these joysticks are 2 keypads of 4 keys.

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I think a keyboard description for each braille devices is not necessary in NVDA documentation because users have a complete description in device documentation, but if it seems necessary to you or NVDA teams I can send you a short face description for each display ?

Thanks @FalkoBabbage

Further information isn't necessary, but we would welcome any extra documentation which helps:

• a user use the braille device with NVDA
• a developer understand the braille driver and how it talks to the braille device