Olympus EyeTrek Insight EI-10, Instruction Manual

Page 1: ...Thank you for purchasing this Olympus product To ensure your safety please read this instruction manual before use and keep it handy for future reference Smart Glasses EI 10 Instruction Manual...

Page 2: ...e 17 Turning on off the display 18 Home Screen 20 Displayed information 20 Operation procedure 21 Initial Applications 22 Image Viewer 22 Video Player 22 Camera 23 Video Recorder 24 Function Checker 2...

Page 3: ...ocus so much on the visual display that you become distracted from your surroundings If you have any questions about how to use the product safely contact Olympus customer support This device is not i...

Page 4: ...safety glasses helmet or other protective equipment the product may not fit securely Do not use this product if it prevents you from properly wearing protective equipment such as safety glasses hard...

Page 5: ...and devices may operate in the same frequency range as this product These include but are not limited to microwave ovens household appliances medical and scientific instruments and RFID equipment Do n...

Page 6: ...it will be exposed to direct sunlight or subjected to high temperatures Do not allow battery to come into contact with any metal objects such as jewelry pins fasteners keys etc Doing so may cause a sh...

Page 7: ...UTIONS Always be sure you can see the screen and entire image clearly during use Do not use the device when the image cannot be properly focused or the image does not appear clear and stable or if you...

Page 8: ...nnection site applications or data onto this product where the safety and security of such connection application or data has not been provided approved or authorized by Olympus Please use this produc...

Page 9: ...e determined by turning the device off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures a Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna b Increase...

Page 10: ...RSS 102 of the IC radio frequency RF Exposure rules The Wireless LAN IEEE 802 11a n of this product uses 5 GHz bands By the Radio Law outdoor use of the 5 2 GHz band and the 5 3 GHz band is prohibite...

Page 11: ...packing the box contents Protection case Instruction manual Warranty card Smart Glasses EI 10 Ferrite Core Battery Charger EI CS1 Small x2 Midium x2 Large x2 EI CH1 UN312 0520 Headband Clips EI HB1 Ba...

Page 12: ...ne or a headset to the 4 pole mini jack make sure that the connected unit is fully inserted If not interference may occur Touch sensor allows for touch operation Camera takes pictures and videos Prism...

Page 13: ...D may not turn on Battery Maintenance If the battery terminal becomes dirty clean with a soft dry cloth Getting finger oil sweat or dust on the terminal may prevent proper charging Do not use organic...

Page 14: ...After a few seconds it switches to the slow blinking state with intervals of approximately 2 seconds 3 Remove the battery Then within 10 seconds insert the charged battery When the hot swapping succee...

Page 15: ...Medium Large Clips can be replaced to fit the width of the temples They can be used oriented either inward or outward This product is designed assuming that it will be attached to the right side holde...

Page 16: ...ications sequentially counterclockwise order on the Home screen Display the next image Play back the next video Zoom in the displayed image video in Camera and Video Recorder Display the applications...

Page 17: ...approximately 2 seconds 2 Then remove the battery Hold down the power button for longer than 7 seconds for forcing a shutdown Sleep mode In the sleep mode the display turns black which disables unint...

Page 18: ...Even when the display is off the application is continuously running Therefore consumption of the battery power continues To save the power shift to the sleep mode Press the power button The display...

Page 19: ...f faster degradation of the display panel avoid continuous use and storage in a high temperature and high humidity environment such as in a sealed space and near an air conditioner Especially leaving...

Page 20: ...touching and by operating buttons Displayed information Battery Wireless LAN Bluetooth Icon Battery Level Over 50 20 or more and less than 50 Less than 20 Icon Signal strength Strong Weak Poor no disp...

Page 21: ...button Applications are displayed in the following order Starting up the application 1 Display the application to be started using the procedure above 2 Double tap on the touch sensor or hold down th...

Page 22: ...y back the voice connect the earphone or headset to the 4 pole mini jack Operation procedure Touch operation Button operation Play the next movie Swipe from back to front Press the button Play the pre...

Page 23: ...for zooming with larger steps Holding down the touch sensor resets the zoom Folder used OLYMPUS Photo Capture le formats jpg Capture size 1600px 1200px Touch operation Button operation Zoom in Swipe f...

Page 24: ...ouch sensor resets the zoom Folder used OLYMPUS Video Record file format mp4 Record size 1280px 720px Encoder H 264 Frame rate 20FPS Maximum recording time at one time Up to 29 minutes 59 seconds Touc...

Page 25: ...on operation Movetothenextcheckitem Press the button Movetothepreviouscheckitem Press the button Exit the application Press the button The check results from 1 WLAN to 10 SCREEN BRIGHTNESS are display...

Page 26: ...etooth is ON The check is conducted automatically If no problem is found the screen displays Bluetooth OK and the check result at the top of the screen changes to If the check is not conducted automat...

Page 27: ...sured properly If the sensor value changes the check result at the top of the screen changes to If the value does not change restart the device and check again 7 CAMERA Checks if the camera operates p...

Page 28: ...screen changes to To check the sound quality such as clarity or noise involvement users should check the actual sound by listening to the voice 10 SCREEN BRIGHTNESS Checks if the screen brightness can...

Page 29: ...ts in the screen The reading of the QR code then starts automatically Brightness Adjust the screen brightness Brightness can be adjusted in 8 steps Operation procedure Touch operation Button operation...

Page 30: ...king on the text field with the mouse displays a software keyboard It is possible with a Bluetooth mouse too Operation procedure NOTE Touch operation Button operation Movecursortothenext Swipe from ba...

Page 31: ...Windows Vista SP2 Microsoft Windows 7 SP1 Microsoft Windows 8 8 1 Microsoft Windows 10 Mac OS X v10 8 10 11 mac OS v10 12 1 Connect the device with the computer via a Micro USB cable when the device...

Page 32: ...e internal storage via Media Transfer Protocol MTP 1 Confirm that no data is being transferred and then remove the Micro USB cable Internal storage folders The following are the folders used in the in...

Page 33: ...can be downloaded from the website Read the QR code below with an Android device and access to the download site Generating QR codes by QR Code Generator and reading them through QR Code Settings P 29...

Page 34: ...ode Generator on the Android device 2 Select 1 Wireless LAN Settings 3 Enter the SSID and Password 4 Tap Generate QR Code The QR code is generated 5 Read the QR code using the QR Code Settings on the...

Page 35: ...as well as starting up the application 1 Run QR Code Generator on the Android device 2 Select the item from the menu 3 Enter the URL of the website or the path to the image file or movie file to be b...

Page 36: ...button P 14 P 17 The screen is not displayed when the power is ON The display may be turned OFF Press the power button P 18 The battery does not last long Replace with a fully charged battery or use...

Page 37: ...correction function No shake correction function is provided Is it possible to use the device for long period of time without replacing battery The device can be used for long period of time with Powe...

Page 38: ...PC For details refer to the explanation in the development environment P 39 I d like to check the firmware version It can be checked in Status Information of the Function Checker P 25 I d like to ins...

Page 39: ...ntee the safety of files or applications developed using this environment Also note that the environment specifications may be changed or deleted without notice HOW TO RESTORE TO FACTORY SETTINGS Olym...

Page 40: ...Bluetooth low energy is not supported Wireless LAN IEEE 802 11 a b g n Supported frequency band 2412MHz 2452MHz 5150MHz 5250MHz 5250MHz 5350MHz 5470 5725MHz Max output 8 9mW USB port Micro B Weight a...

Page 41: ...t the USB terminal to the USB AC adapter etc More than 5V 1 5A are required for the output of the USB AC adapter The plug in type USB AC adapter F 5AC shall be correctly mounted to a plug socket perpe...

Page 42: ...42 Protective Eyewear with Mount Slide the device connector to insert it into the Protective Eyewear with Mount as shown below Connector Mount...

Page 43: ...cense for the personal and noncommercial use of a consumer to i encode video in compliance with the avc standard avc video and or ii decode avc video that was encoded by a consumer engaged in a person...

Page 44: ...ical Support U S A Canada 24 7 online automated help http www olympusamerica com support Phone customer support Tel 1 800 260 1625 Toll free Our phone customer support is available from 9 am to 9 pm M...