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1

 

GETTING STARTED ....................................................................................................................... 2

 

1.1

 

Principle of Operation .............................................................................................................. 2

 

1.2

 

Requirements for Use .............................................................................................................. 2

 

1.3

 

Preparing for Use .................................................................................................................... 3

 

1.3.1

 

Positioning the Screen ...................................................................................................... 3

 

1.3.2

 

Using the Eye Image Display ............................................................................................ 3

 

1.3.3

 

Adjusting the Camera ....................................................................................................... 4

 

1.4

 

Calibrating the Eyegaze Edge ................................................................................................. 5

 

1.4.1

 

Calibration Procedure ....................................................................................................... 5

 

1.4.2

 

Simple Calibration ............................................................................................................ 7

 

1.4.3

 

Maintaining Focus During Calibration ............................................................................... 7

 

1.4.4

 

Compensating for a Pupil Blocked by the Eyelid ............................................................... 8

 

1.4.6

 

Accuracy Display .............................................................................................................. 8

 

1.4.7

 

Re-taking Calibration Points ............................................................................................. 9

 

1.4.8

 

Re-starting the Calibration Procedure ............................................................................... 9

 

1.4.9

 

Terminating the Calibration Procedure ............................................................................. 9

 

1.4.10

 

Accepting Calibrations ...................................................................................................... 9

 

1.4.11

 

Maintaining Eyegaze Accuracy ....................................................................................... 10

 

1.4.12

 

Bringing up the Calibration Program from Other Screens ............................................... 10

 

1.5

 

Visually Pushing Keys ........................................................................................................... 10

 

1.5.1

 

User Feedback: Locator Dot ........................................................................................... 10

 

1.5.3

 

Gaze Duration ................................................................................................................ 11

 

2

 

Eyegaze Programs ........................................................................................................................ 12

 

2.1

 

Main Menu ............................................................................................................................. 12

 

2.2

 

Phrases ................................................................................................................................. 12

 

2.3

 

Keyboard ............................................................................................................................... 12

 

2.3.1

 

Special Features in the Keyboard Program .................................................................... 14

 

2.3.2

 

Keyboard Control Screen ............................................................................................... 15

 

2.4

 

Eyegaze Edge Links for Computer Access (

option

) ............................................................... 16

 

2.4.1

 

Mouse Control in the Computer Access Program ........................................................... 17

 

2.4.2

 

Assistant Interaction ....................................................................................................... 18

 

2.4.3

 

Some Cautions ............................................................................................................... 19

 

3

 

Grid 3 Program (EYEWORLD) ....................................................................................................... 20

 

3.1

 

Updating the Grid .................................................................................................................. 20

 

3.2

 

Email account Settings .......................................................................................................... 20

 

3.2.1

 

Gmail specific settings .................................................................................................... 20

 

3.2.2

 

Yahoo specific settings ................................................................................................... 21

 

3.2.3

 

iCloud settings ................................................................................................................ 21

 

3.2.4

 

Manual email settings ..................................................................................................... 22

 

3.2.5

 

AOL Email Settings ........................................................................................................ 23

 

3.2.6

 

Firewall settings for email ............................................................................................... 23

 

3.3

 

Connecting an Android or iPhone .......................................................................................... 24

 

4

 

Manual Controls for Eyegaze ......................................................................................................... 32

 

4.1

 

ESC (Escape) ........................................................................................................................ 32

 

4.2

 

Function Key Manual Controls ............................................................................................... 32

 

4.3

 

Manual Controls for the Eyegaze Edge Links Computer Access Program ............................. 33

 

5

 

Using the EYEGAZE EDGE Settings Program ............................................................................... 34

 

6

 

Assembling the Eyegaze Edge ...................................................................................................... 35

 

6.1

 

Cleaning the Eyegaze Edge System ...................................................................................... 35

 

6.2

 

Select a Site for the Eyegaze Edge ....................................................................................... 35

 

6.3

 

Mount the Clamp and Arm for the Monitor ............................................................................. 35

 

6.4

 

Assembling Eyegaze Edge Tablet ......................................................................................... 36

 

7

 

Manufacturers Limited Warranty .................................................................................................... 37

 

Summary of Contents for Eyegaze Edge

Page 1: ...s 12 2 3 Keyboard 12 2 3 1 Special Features in the Keyboard Program 14 2 3 2 Keyboard Control Screen 15 2 4 Eyegaze Edge Links for Computer Access option 16 2 4 1 Mouse Control in the Computer Access...

Page 2: ...rnea The bright corneal reflection is often referred to as the glint spot Sophisticated image processing software in the system continually tracks the center of the pupil and the center of the glint s...

Page 3: ...be positioned between 18 30 inches from the screen typically about 24 inches depending on his personal preference The screen should always be parallel to his face with the top edge typically at aroun...

Page 4: ...n when the image of the eye is centered and the tracking indicator dots are present 1 3 3 Adjusting the Camera The camera angle and the focus range must be adjusted so a clear close up image of the us...

Page 5: ...n Procedure It is important to notice which eye the camera is focused on since the Eyegaze Edge will not be able to predict accurately if the user switches eyes without recalibrating The eye image dis...

Page 6: ...e center of the icon when it appears on the screen then follows it as it moves to a new location He may relax and take his time The calibration icon will not move until the user has looked at it in it...

Page 7: ...n vs Standard Calibration Simple Calibration Standard Calibration 5 Point 9 Points Larger points Smaller points Must fix gaze for 1 4 second on each point Must fix gaze for half a second on each point...

Page 8: ...nd F2 on the manual keyboard The icon will move to its next location and calibration may continue Skipping 2 locations should not overly affect the accuracy assuming the user can successfully fix his...

Page 9: ...oing well it can be restarted at any time by pressing the Re calibrate key F1 on the manual keyboard 1 4 9 Terminating the Calibration Procedure The calibration procedure can be terminated at anytime...

Page 10: ...he camera focus or angle was inadvertently changed recalibrate 1 4 12 Bringing up the Calibration Program from Other Screens If the System is in an Eyegaze program press the Re Calibrate key F1 on the...

Page 11: ...5 2 Eye World Grid user feedback In Grid programs there are several options for user feedback but not all of them are ideal when using your eyes Your system will arrive set with a reasonable choice Fo...

Page 12: ...screens use a simple large key format with 14 phrases and two control keys on each screen Looking at a key causes its phrase to be verbalized The Pause key temporarily deactivated the Phrases keys to...

Page 13: ...eyboard key dimensions are 1 1 4 inch by 1 1 2 inch The Qwerty keyboard has a key layout that is familiar to anyone who has used a standard typewriter or computer keyboard Its visual keys are 1 inch s...

Page 14: ...ft Deleting Characters To delete characters in the text use the following keys Backspace BACK Deletes the character prior to the cursor Delete DEL Deletes the character at the cursor Paragraph Control...

Page 15: ...file name If you wish to save the new text in a different file type in the new file name and then activate the Save key To exit the Save File screen look at the Out key You can exit the screen without...

Page 16: ...ing Up the Keyboards Type Key Looking at the Type key will bring the selected keyboard up on the screen Print Key If you have a printed connected to your Eyegaze Edge activating the Print key will pri...

Page 17: ...activating the Mou key on any one of the Eyegaze keyboards in the Computer Access program Positioning the Cursor The cursor on your computer s monitor is put into motion by selecting one of the eight...

Page 18: ...ct he wants to move presses a mouse button moves the cursor while holding the button down and releases the button when the cursor is at the location where he wishes to drop the object The Eyegaze Syst...

Page 19: ...a start in one of the Eyegaze keyboard screens b set the keyboard shift state by visually activating the shift or shift lock key the shift key lights up c go into the Mouse Control screen and d activa...

Page 20: ...ly not necessary to update your Grid software 3 2 Email account Settings Grid 3 allows you to send and receive email using your existing email account Click on the Menu bar then Settings Accounts and...

Page 21: ...ps toggle is on You may also need to enable IMAP on your account You can find this toggle on your Gmail settings page 3 2 2 Yahoo specific settings To use a Yahoo email account you may need to allow l...

Page 22: ...me information from your email provider which can normally be found in the Support section of their web site look for email settings or setting up your email client You may also need to enable IMAP fo...

Page 23: ...ing mail server SMTP smtp aol com Port 587 or 465 Use SSL On Use authentication On Use incoming username and password On 3 2 6 Firewall settings for email Domains and ports are shown when configuring...

Page 24: ...w you how to connect your phone manage contacts highlight grid sets that you can use and answer some common questions What can you do when you connect a smartphone to Grid Send and receive calls via G...

Page 25: ...e must support Bluetooth Phones supported We have tested with a wide range of smartphones both old and new to make sure that the phone feature works as expected however there are many different device...

Page 26: ...26 HOW TO CONNECT YOUR PHONE Step 1 Check you have Bluetooth switched on both on your phone and your communication aid Step 2 Open Grid select the menu and select Settings Phone...

Page 27: ...nnect next to your chosen phone s name to begin pairing Your phone will display a notification to confirm often with a pin code Select Confirm or Yes to continue pairing Tip Your communication aid may...

Page 28: ...r device like headphones or a Bluetooth speaker Microphone Choose where you want to send audio from Your device will often have a microphone built in and you can also select any connected headsets No...

Page 29: ...a name image phone number and email address Where can I add or remove contacts Contacts are accessed in Menu Settings Contacts Here you can select Add to make a new contact or highlight an existing c...

Page 30: ...needed If you previously used CallCenter and JustRemotePhone and you do not use them for anything outside of Grid you can remove them What versions of Windows are supported Versions of Windows 8 1 an...

Page 31: ...g as your phone supports Android 6 or iOS13 you should be fine I use Grid for iPad can I use this feature No this is only available for Grid on Windows My phone is neither Android or iOS will it work...

Page 32: ...cepted automatically 25 inches 63cm or less you can manually accept the calibration by pressing the F3 function key It can be pressed during the calibration point re takes or while the screen displays...

Page 33: ...hey are looking at inactive regions of the screen but does appear when their eye position is about to initiate an Eyegaze action With the locator dot always on you can see where the user is looking wh...

Page 34: ...5 USING THE EYEGAZE EDGE SETTINGS PROGRAM Note The Settings program is currently for use by the person assisting the user Open the Eyegaze Edge Settings program with the icon on the Eyegaze Edge Deskt...

Page 35: ...o see the screen clearly 6 2 Select a Site for the Eyegaze Edge 1 Choose a site away from uncovered windows and sources of bright incandescent light 2 Choose a sturdy table desk or over bed table to p...

Page 36: ...36 6 4 Assembling Eyegaze Edge Tablet...

Page 37: ...ny product that has been transferred and no longer own by the Customer Any materials provided by Customer from a third party vendor or as customer furnished materials are excluded from this warranty a...

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