[senit] simple control devices

Hi Chrissie.

In some cases it is quite simple to switch adapt a number of battery driven  
toys, devices and games etc.

commercial adapters can be purchased from QED.

_http://www.qedonline.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=84&products_id=261&
osCsid=d9467cac3363c1ebb1b64189a39d085a_ 
(http://www.qedonline.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=84&products_id=261&osCsid=d9467cac3363c1ebb1b64189a39d08
5a) 

It is also possible to get things specifically adapted, Try Barrie Ellis at  
_http://oneswitch.org.uk/_ (http://oneswitch.org.uk/) 

Please forgive my ignorance, what is TTS?

Best Regards,

Geoff Harbach
Clinical technologist
LEPMIS

Long  Eaton Powered Mobility Integration Service 
Special Controls for Special People
Integrated  Systems for an Integrated Life Style
on the Web LEPMIS.co.uk e-mail Geoff at LEPMIS.co.uk

In a message dated 02/02/2007 16:51:22 GMT Standard Time,  
aaww3876 at john-watson.oxon.sch.uk writes:

Hi, in  TTS there are some very simple control devices. For example a car and 
a  submarine that move forwards when a single button is pressed. I don't know 
if  they could be used in conjunction with switches though?

Chrissie  Wilson, John Watson School 

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