EyeTech EyeOn-14WE, Product Manual

Page 1: ...EYEON PRODUCT MANUAL Model EyeOn 14WE ...

Page 2: ...tions Page 9 Installation Page 9 PowerGrip Page 9 Overview Page 10 Charging Page 10 Technical Specifications Page 10 Installation Page 10 Getting Started Page 11 Device Setup Page 11 Powering On Page 11 Windows Desktop Overview Page 11 Adjusting the Volume Page 12 Adjusting the Brightness Page 12 Connecting to a Wireless Network Page 13 Launching an Application Page 13 EyeGaze with QuickACCESS Pag...

Page 3: ...age 23 Support Menu Page 24 Done Menu Page 24 Additional Software Information Page 25 Additional Windows Features System Settings Page 25 Browsing your Files Page 25 Connecting a Bluetooth Device Page 25 26 Adjusting Power Options Page 26 External Display Settings Page 27 Application Options Page 28 Application Overview Page 28 Speech Generation Applications Page 28 Support Page 29 Support Coach P...

Page 4: ...ronment Page 30 Warranty Repair Page 31 Manufacturer s Limited Warranty Page 31 32 Premium Warranty Page 33 Premium Warranty Page 33 Compliance Page 34 Statement of Compliance Page 34 Applicable Directives Page 34 Directives and Standards Page 34 ...

Page 5: ...ntion to supplemental information which may improve system performance or enhance the user s experience CAUTION Your EyeOn is only authorized to be used with the supplied power adapter to charge your device The use of an unauthorized power adapter can lead to permanent device malfunction or fire WARNING Inspect the power adapter and charging cable carefully prior to charging your device Do not use...

Page 6: ...tures Power Status Charge Status Front Camera Eye Gaze Camera Touchscreen Charging Port USB Port Eye Gaze Reset Button Speakers Power Volume Up Down Headphone Port USB Port HDMI Port Rear Camera Kickstand Speakers ...

Page 7: ...and Compatible with DAESSY Rehadapt and Mount n Mover Mounting systems Environmental Humidity 10 to 90 Operating Temperature 32 F 104 F 0 40 C Storage Temperature 4 F 140 F 20 60 C Protection IP 54 Rating Network Wireless Technology Wi Fi Wi Fi Direct and Bluetooth Standard 802 11 a b g n ac Frequency 2 4GHz and 5GHz Bluetooth Technology 4 2 Audio Speakers 4 Internal Speaker Power 1 5W Each 6W Tot...

Page 8: ...e gaze camera to control the cursor on the screen with your eye movement Eye gaze can be accessed through the speech generating software or QuickACCESS software that comes pre loaded on your device Front Camera The front facing camera above the screen features a 2 megapixel webcam for use with your favorite apps Rear Camera The rear facing camera on the back of the device features a 5 megapixel we...

Page 9: ...wer button can be used to shut down turn on and wake the EyeOn from sleep mode as follows Device Function Power Button Operation To Shut Down Hold power button down for seven seconds To Turn On Press the power button once To Wake From Sleep Mode Press power button once less than seven seconds Kickstand The EyeOn has an integrated kickstand which provides additional mobility by allowing you to use ...

Page 10: ...e Temperature 4 F 140 F 20 60 C BumpGuard Installation The BumpGuard is fitted to the EyeOn Device as one piece To install the BumpGuard stretch the edges over the corners of the EyeOn and adjust as necessary to ensure a snug fit on all four corners of the device PowerGrip Power Accessory Upgrade Pack Overview The PowerGrip power and accessory upgrade pack provides the following additional feature...

Page 11: ... from your EyeOn PowerGrip Technical Specifications Input Output Ports USB 2 0 2 3 5 mm Switch Jack 2 Environmental Controls Built In Radio and Infrared IR Z Wave RF Physical Materials Plastic Environmental Humidity 10 to 90 Operating Temperature 32 F 104 F 0 40 C Storage Temperature 4 F 140 F 20 60 C Protection IP 54 Rating Power Battery Life 2 Hours of Additional Battery Life to EyeOn Charging T...

Page 12: ...Once powered on your device will launch into the Windows Desktop Windows Desktop Overview Once the EyeOn is set up you will be presented with the Windows desktop which will be used to launch applications and adjust device settings like brightness volume and connecting external devices Recycle Bin QuickACCESS START Search File Explore r Battery Network Sound Notification ...

Page 13: ...ider to the left decrease volume or right increase volume until you reach the desired volume Adjusting the Display Brightness You may adjust your display to increase or decrease the brightness level on your screen To adjust the display brightness 1 Select the Notification button on the bottom right corner of the taskbar see Windows Desktop Overview on pg 11 for reference 2 Adjust the brightness sl...

Page 14: ...the Connect Automatically box if you would like your device to automatically connect to this network whenever in range 3 Enter the password for the Wi Fi network and select Next Launching an Application Applications that are installed on the EyeOn can be launched through the Windows Start menu To launch an application 1 Select the Start button in the bottom right corner of the task bar see overvie...

Page 15: ...software for the first time the program will take you through a setup tutorial Step 1 Welcome Click the arrow on the screen to navigate to the next page using the touchscreen input Step 2 User Setup Enter the name of the person who will be primarily using the EyeOn device A user profile will be created to save the calibration settings for future use Tip Multiple user profiles can be created and ma...

Page 16: ...bration we recommend a 9 point calibration Step 4 Calibration Target Select the preferred calibration target image Tip We recommend using the balloon or penguin calibration targets with children or individuals with low cognitive function in order to focus their attention during the calibration process ...

Page 17: ...ition Green Circle The calibration process will automatically start after the circle shows green for more than five seconds Alternatively you can also press the Start Calibration button using the touchscreen input The X in the bottom right corner can be used to close out of the QuickACCESS setup tutorial Tip By default EyeGaze calibration tracks based on both eyes This can be adjusted to just the ...

Page 18: ...n be launched by clicking the next arrow that appears on the screen with either the touchscreen input or eye gaze input If the calibration is unsuccessful you will be prompted to re start the calibration process If you are unable to successfully complete the calibration after a few attempts the unsuccessful calibration score can be accepted by clicking Accept Score in the top left corner Successfu...

Page 19: ...roll to move the page up when using applications such as webpages Right Click Select the right click button from the toolbar then select the object you want to right click Drag Drop Select the drag and drop button from the toolbar then click the object you want to move Finally click the location in which you would like to drop the object Window Snap Move a full screen window to either the left or ...

Page 20: ... webpages Left Click Select the left click button from the toolbar then select the object you want to left click When the lock symbol is displayed on the left click button in the toolbar the left click function will be permanently selected until you choose another option from the toolbar Double Click Select the double click button from the toolbar then select the object you want to double click Zo...

Page 21: ...your eye gaze accuracy 5 Point Calibration Requires you to follow 5 targets on the screen in a fixed pattern 9 Point Calibration Requires you to follow 9 targets on the screen in a fixed pattern 16 Point Calibration Requires you to follow 16 targets on the screen in a fixed pattern User Driven Calibration This calibration type allows users to look at any target on the screen without utilizing a fi...

Page 22: ...nking for a specified period of time Enable Click Sounds Allows you to turn the click sounds on or off Dwell Area Allows you to set the clickable area on the screen to small medium or large Long Blink Double Click Allows you to double click by blinking for one second Dwell Time Allows you to adjust the length of time you need to dwell to click an item Blink Time Allows you to adjust the length of ...

Page 23: ... device and is integrated with each Windows 10 license Toolbar Display Time If you are using the Hotspot functionality this setting allows you to adjust the amount of time the QuickACCESS toolbar is displayed before it hides to a hotspot Hotspot Allows you to turn the hotspot functionality on or off When the hotspot is enabled the QuickACCESS toolbar will hide into a hotspot allowing you to access...

Page 24: ... into the New User field Click Create to launch the calibration process for the new user User List Creating New User Profiles To access previously created user profiles click the User List dropdown menu and select the appropriate name and click Activate Deleting Old User Profiles To delete old user profiles click the User List dropdown menu and select the name you wish to remove and click Delete ...

Page 25: ...the QuickACCESS software Submit Support Ticket Click the Submit Support Ticket button to open the form which will allow you to request technical support in the event of a technical issue Done Button When you are ready to close out of the QuickACCESS settings menu click the Done button in the top right corner ...

Page 26: ...sktop shows any files or shortcuts on your desktop Documents is used to store any files on your device Downloads is the default location for any files downloaded to the device Files are often downloaded here and then sorted into the appropriate folders listed above Pictures is used to store any images Connecting a Bluetooth Device External Bluetooth devices switches headphones mice keyboards etc c...

Page 27: ...o never power off the display or system These settings can be adjusted to save additional battery life and prolong the time between charging the EyeOn To adjust the power settings 1 Select the Start button in the bottom right corner of the task bar see Windows Desktop Overview on pg 11 for reference 2 Type in Power and select the Power and Sleep Settings button that pops up The power and sleep men...

Page 28: ...play and select the Display settings button that pops up The display settings menu will open 3 Select the display that you would like to adjust settings for and use the menus below to create the desired adjustments Tip Your EyeOn display will always be number 1 Any external display will be listed as number 2 If no external display is detected by your device then display 2 will not show on this men...

Page 29: ...d when the EyeOn device is ordered Common speech generation applications include Application Description Grid 3 by Smartbox Augmentative and alternative communication AAC software designed for speech generation via symbol and text communication Look to Learn by Smartbox Interactive activities to familiarize and empower end users with Eye Gaze technology Mind Express by Jabbla Augmentative and alte...

Page 30: ...anguage pathologists SLP Special educators Occupational therapists Other rehabilitation professionals The Success coaches will assist with Device customization and programming Training in vocabulary programs available in Eyetech products Strategies for teachers therapists families and other support staff Upon receipt of your EyeOn device Eyetech will work with you to schedule your first success co...

Page 31: ...he device s battery is important for safety as well as beneficial to the environment EyeTech cares for the environment and encourages its customers to properly dispose of devices and accessories in accordance with local regulations In some areas disposal of these items in household or business trash may be prohibited For battery and device recycling go to call2recycle org or call 1 800 822 8837 Op...

Page 32: ...amage coverage for your device throughout warranty term Advanced shipment of device replacement upon accepted warranty claim Shipping cost coverage incoming and outgoing for device repairs Manufacturer s Limited Warranty EyeTech Digital Systems Inc products come standard with a twenty four 24 month manufacturer s limited warranty from the date of product shipment We commit that our products will r...

Page 33: ...ar and tear of device or internal battery When does the warranty period start The manufacturer s limited warranty begins from the date the product is shipped The ship date can be found on the packing slip received with your device purchase What do I do if I need support EyeTech can be reached via email or by phone at any time Please ensure you have your device serial number ready in order to recei...

Page 34: ...oing for device repairs o Upon acceptance of a warranty claim EyeTech will ship you a replacement device with a return label to return your faulty device o You will have 30 days from receipt of your replacement device to return your faulty device to EyeTech o You will be charged for the replacement device if your faulty device is not received by EyeTech within the 30 day window Accidental damages ...

Page 35: ... of risk management to medical devices EN 60601 1 2006 A1 2013 Medical electrical equipment Part 1 General requirements for basic safety and essential performance EN 60601 1 2 2015 Medical electrical equipment Part 1 2 General requirements for basic safety and essential performance Collateral Standard Electromagnetic disturbances Requirements and tests EN 61000 3 3 2013 Electromagnetic compatibili...

Page 36: ...terference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is ...

Page 37: ... handset including the antenna Body worn accessories that do not meet these requirements may not comply with RF exposure requirements and should be avoided Use only the supplied or an approved antenna La valeur limite de référence pour les IC est de 1 6 W kg moyenne sur un seul gramme de tissu Les valeurs les plus é levées ont étérapportées sous ce critère lors de la certification des produits des...