InfoLinker WUZ-01B, Quick Manual

Page 1: ...vice and use the device correctly In addition keep this manual at a place where a user can use whenever necessary Glasses type Wearable Device For detailed operations refer to the User manual The User...

Page 2: ...________________________________ 12 Inserting and replacing batteries______________________________________________ 13 How to Wear the Device 14 Basic Operations 15 Examples of major operations_______...

Page 3: ...need to understand the contents of this manual for safe and correct use of this product We recommend that any person who corresponds to one of the following conditions refrain from using this product...

Page 4: ...ndicates a hazard with a high level of risk which if not avoided will result in death or serious injury WARNING A Warning indicates a hazard with a medium level of risk which if not avoided could resu...

Page 5: ...ent may occur When stopping by a place which handles the flammable gas such as a gas station be sure to remove the battery from the device in advance Do not charge the battery either Otherwise the gas...

Page 6: ...malfunction may occur If a repair is necessary consult the sales office Do not splash water or immerse in the water Otherwise fire burn or electrical shock may occur If liquid such as water enters ins...

Page 7: ...quipment may get adversely affected by the radio wave of the device If any strange feeling occurs on the skin immediately stop using the device Otherwise itch irritation or eczema may occur according...

Page 8: ...Otherwise fire burn injury or electrical shock may occur In case inside of the device becomes exposed by dropping and damaging the device do not touch the exposed component Otherwise an injury or elec...

Page 9: ...g Otherwise leakage heat generation bursting or ignition may occur Handling of the AC adapter WARNING Do not touch the AC adapter cord while it is thundering Otherwise electrical shock may occur CAUTI...

Page 10: ...ermission is prohibited Screens and illustrations used in this manual are only the images Therefore they may be different from actual screens or products The contents of this manual are subject to be...

Page 11: ...modes 4 pole mini jack for connecting devices such as headsets or earphones Display shows the screen Microphone Button and sensor functionality vary depending on the application Press and hold a butt...

Page 12: ...t for several seconds and insert again If a fully charged battery is inserted into the charger the LED may not turn on Battery Maintenance If the battery terminal becomes dirty clean with a soft dry c...

Page 13: ...nking state with intervals of approximately 2 seconds 2 Remove the used battery Then within 15 seconds insert the charged battery When the hot swapping succeeds the power LED starts blinking in 2 seco...

Page 14: ...the clips and put the neckband around your neck Always wear the device with the glasses Otherwise an injury may cause such as by hurting the eye by the display Warning Connector Holder Clip Ear hook...

Page 15: ...s sequentially clockwise order on the Home screen Display the next image Play back the next video Zoom in to double the displayed image video in Camera and Record Display the applications sequentially...

Page 16: ...itches to the slow blinking state with intervals of approximately 2 seconds 2 Then remove the battery Sleep mode In the sleep mode the display turns black which disables erroneous operations from the...

Page 17: ...display screen can be switched between on off Even when the display is off the application is continuously working Therefore consumption of the battery power continues To save the power shift to the s...

Page 18: ...ot be found No connect When Wi Fi function is OFF off R RSSI Receive signal strength indicator L Radio signal level MAX 4 Bt Bluetooth ON OFF L Remaining battery S Battery status discharging charging...

Page 19: ...icesetting personalsetting accountsetting andsystemsetting RMS Supports remote operations by bidirectional communications by Image and Voice RMSScreenShot Applicationthatdisplaysthescreenshotsthatarec...

Page 20: ...nvironment specifications may be changed or deleted without notice Use at your own risk InfoLinker development environment kit contents InfoLinker Development txt Explanatory material regarding the de...

Page 21: ...erferencetoradiocommunications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this product does cause harmful interference to radio or television recept...

Page 22: ...quency band 2402MHz 2480MHz Max output 6 3mW BLE mode is not suppoerted Wireless LAN IEEE 802 11 a b g n Supported frequency band 2412MHz 2452MHz 5150MHz 5250MHz 5250MHz 5350MHz Max output 7 9mW USB p...

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