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INTRODUCTION TO INSPIRE ........................................................ 2

 

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EFINITIONS

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YMBOLS

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OPERATION.................................................................................... 6

 

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NSPIRE 

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VOICE COMMANDS ..................................................................... 21

 

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TROUBLESHOOTING .................................................................. 29

 

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HY IS MY DEVICE NO LONGER SPEAKING

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HY IS MY IMAGE BLURRY

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HY IS MY HEADSET HOT TO THE TOUCH

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CONTACT US ............................................................................... 31

 

Summary of Contents for Inspire

Page 1: ...User Guide v 1 2 Please read this guide before operating your Inspire headset and keep it for future reference ...

Page 2: ...SET REMOTE CONTROL 8 2 4 ONBOARDING 13 2 5 INSPIRE VIEWS SETTINGS 14 3 VOICE COMMANDS 21 3 1 ACTIVATING A VOICE COMMAND 21 3 2 VOICE COMMANDS FOR VIEWS 22 3 3 VOICE COMMANDS FOR FEATURES 23 4 TROUBLESHOOTING 29 4 1 WHY IS MY DEVICE NO LONGER SPEAKING 29 4 2 WHY IS MY IMAGE BLURRY 29 4 3 WHY IS MY INSPIRE PHONE NOT CHARGING 29 4 4 WHY CAN T I SEE THE INSPIRE DISPLAY IN MY HEADSET 30 4 5 WHY IS MY H...

Page 3: ... a virtual reality headset that is tethered to a phone via a USB C cable The device functions via a video camera that is integrated into the VR headset that streams the video signal to the phone where a proprietary software app optimizes the video stream e g magnification and then displays the video onto the integrated LCD headset display The user can interface with the VR headset via four buttons...

Page 4: ...rtion of the retina Glaucoma An eye disease that damages the eye s optic nerve IPD Distance between the two images displayed in the headset Live Views 1 2 Live views include Bubble Bioptic OCR Outline Reading RP Scene and Television Menu A menu offers a limited set of features that are available within each view RP Retinitis Pigmentosa Stargardt A macular degeneration eye disorder that affects the...

Page 5: ...ision com Australia 61 1800 861 520 Tue Sat 8am 11am AEDT UK 44 808 164 1920 Mon Fri 4pm 8pm BST The device complies with medical device directive 93 42 EEC Avoid leaving device in direct sunlight Avoid exposure to water with device Humidity limitation of 80 for device Temperature range limit of 14 F to 104 F for device Do not walk run or drive while wearing the device ...

Page 6: ...ng blue light when charging and turn to green when completely charged 1 6 Connect to Wi Fi Connect the Inspire phone included with your Inspire device to a Wi Fi network using the phone s settings Follow these instructions listed below Swipe up from the center of the display Select settings Select connections Select Wi Fi Turn on toggle Wi Fi Select the wireless network you want to connect to Ente...

Page 7: ...e phone The Inspire phone will take approximately 3 hours to fully charge The Inspire device includes a folding charger which comes with a direct fast charging cord If you use the folding charger the light will turn blue when charging and will turn green when fully charged to give you about 2 5 hours of use If the light is not on or is flashing the phone is not charging Reposition the phone until ...

Page 8: ...arrying case You will receive an overview of the accessories during your first coaching session Your remote control will include 3 AAA batteries Inspire headset Inspire phone with application installed Fast charger stand Remote control Carrying case Phone lanyard Neck lanyard head strap Eye guard Ear clips ...

Page 9: ...with the operation of nearby electronic devices If the user wears a heart pacemaker or other implantable medical device please consult a doctor before use Do not cover the lens with any hard or sharp objects use soft material to wipe with and do not use organic solvents to wipe the lens clean Avoid leaving Inspire device in direct sunlight Avoid exposure to water Gently slide the side arms of the ...

Page 10: ...nds then the currently selected value will be applied and the user will be brought back to the current view Each view has a menu that can be activated with button 2 Once the menu is on screen then you can use buttons 3 and 4 to navigate through the different settings Navigating through the various views and menu items using the buttons is simple Press Button 1 to o Navigate to another view o Close...

Page 11: ... can use the controller within the app To disconnect hold the power button until you get the audible notification on the app i e Controller Disconnected and the light will turn off on the controller 2 3 3 2 Steps for Reconnecting the Remote Control Auto pair the controller If the app hasn t been closed the user can simply re pair it by powering on the controller holding the power button The contro...

Page 12: ... Swipe Left o Zoom out all live views o Decrease feature setting adjustment bar o Rewind YouTube video Swipe Right o Zoom in all live views o Increase feature setting adjustment bar o Forward YouTube video Center press on the touchpad o Play pause a YouTube video Top Button o Move forward to the next available view o Close adjustment bars and menus o Exit voice commands Bottom Button o Open a menu...

Page 13: ...n adjustment bar is on the screen see image above then you can use buttons 3 and 4 to move the setting to the left and right on the adjustment bar You can then use button 1 to close the adjustment bar and apply the currently selected value Alternatively if you remain inactive without pressing any buttons the adjustment bar will go away and apply the currently selected value ...

Page 14: ... device it must be tuned to your needs by a professional vision specialist Do not attempt to walk around while wearing this device This device is to not be used by children under 8 years old Stop wearing if experiencing any discomfort including nausea dizziness or other adverse health reactions 2 4 3 Data sharing Do you want to help IrisVision improve the overall experience of this system by sendi...

Page 15: ... coaching session Menu Options voice command volume brightness field of view IPD lens options o right lens off o left lens off o both lenses on focus a b 2 different image options to adjust your focus 2 5 2 Scene Scene is a full color general purpose view mode designed for viewing people places and everyday objects Menu Options voice command flashlight on off brightness contrast field of view zoom...

Page 16: ...rea at normal size Menu Options voice command bubble position bubble size flashlight on off brightness contrast field of view zoom reset view 2 5 4 Television Television view is optimized for viewing electronic screens including TVs computers tablets and cell phones Television view mode features an exposure adjustment setting Menu Options voice command exposure brightness contrast field of view zo...

Page 17: ...d green yellow and a reading line bar magnifier Menu Options voice command color options o reading light o reading dark o reading green o reading yellow reading line on off when on it provides a magnification line in the center of screen to magnify text line size only available when reading line is on flashlight on off brightness contrast field of view zoom reset view ...

Page 18: ...command field of view flashlight on off brightness contrast zoom reset view 2 5 7 Bioptic Bioptic view has two boxes a small viewfinder and a large magnifier The user centers an object of interest within the viewfinder then moves their eyes to the magnifier to see it in detail Like the Bubble view most of the display remains normal size allowing the user to see the context of their surroundings un...

Page 19: ...lecting take picture navigates you to the OCR readout zoom flashlight on off brightness contrast field of view reset view 2 5 9 Outline This view provides a customizable outline of the objects to help the user identify their surroundings Menu Options voice command color options o outline light o outline dark o outline color flashlight on off brightness outline size sensitivity field of view zoom r...

Page 20: ...h voice input Settings while watching a video o play pause video o voice command o field of view o volume o brightness 2 5 11 Settings Settings presents the user with system wide device information and options that can be customized according to their eye condition preference Menu Options voice command volume shut down sleep serial number audio on off audio speed IPD field of view system info lens...

Page 21: ... 8 1 10 Bubble Position center N A Bubble Size 3 1 5 Contrast all views 70 except Reading 90 YouTube 50 1 100 Exposure 3 1 6 Field of View all views 90 except 70 RP Welcome 20 100 IPD 60 50 75 OCR Color 3 1 3 OCR Text Size Light N A Outline Sensitivity 5 1 10 Outline Size 5 1 10 Reading Line Size 3 1 10 Volume 15 1 15 Zoom 1 1 10 ...

Page 22: ...otification saying listening will appear and the headset will beep NOTE You can also quickly access the voice commands by doing a long press on button 2 and you can cancel a voice command by pressing button 1 If the listening notification is on screen then you can speak your command to the headset Once you finish speaking the headset will automatically stop listening and execute the command if pos...

Page 23: ...Bioptic Bubble Bubble OCR OCR Outline Outline Outline Color Outline Dark Outline Light Reading Reading Reading Dark Reading Green Reading Light Reading Yellow RP RP Scene Scene See Look Settings Settings Television Television TV Welcome Welcome YouTube YouTube ...

Page 24: ...o Speed Audio Speed Number Decrease Audio Speed Increase Audio Speed Low Audio Speed Max Audio Speed Reset Audio Speed Bioptic Box Position must be in Bioptic view move box box position reset box position reset box Brightness must be in a live view brightness brightness number decrease brightness increase brightness low brightness max brightness reset brightness ...

Page 25: ... size decrease bubble size max bubble size low bubble size bubble size number reset buttle size Contrast unavailable in Outline Welcome and Settings views contrast contrast number decrease contrast increase contrast low contrast max contrast reset contrast Disable Lenses right left lens off disable right left lens turn off right left lens Do Not Disturb do not disturb on do not disturb off ...

Page 26: ...re must be in Television view decrease exposure exposure exposure number increase exposure low exposure max exposure reset exposure Field of View decrease field of view field of view number field of view increase field of view increase fov low field of view low fov max field of view max fov reset field of view reset fov ...

Page 27: ... or Settings views decrease IPD increase IPD IPD IPD number low IPD max IPD reset IPD Line Size must be in Reading view with Reading line enabled line size number increase line size decrease line size max line size low line size Outline Size must be in Outline view outline size number increase outline size decrease outline size max outline size low outline size Take Picture must be in OCR view tak...

Page 28: ...ze low text size max text size Reset View reset view Sensitivity must be in Outline view increase sensitivity decrease sensitivity sensitivity sensitivity number low sensitivity max sensitivity reset sensitivity Serial Number serial number Shutdown shutdown Sleep go to sleep sleep System Info info system info system information ...

Page 29: ...ecrease volume increase volume low volume max volume reset volume volume volume number Zoom must be in a Live view or YouTube video low zoom max zoom reset zoom set zoom to number zoom zoom number zoom in zoom out ...

Page 30: ...f looking at an electronic screen like a computer or TV it is also helpful to lower the brightness on that device too 4 2 2 Adjust focus dials It might be helpful to use the Welcome screen when adjusting the focus and to only adjust the image with one eye at a time 4 2 3 Clean headset lenses and camera Use a microfiber cloth and gentle circular motions 4 2 4 Check zoom Ensure that you are not too ...

Page 31: ...ction between the headset and the Inspire phone is fully engaged and secure and the phone is powered on Disconnect and reconnect the USB cable to the phone and headset 4 4 3 Ensure that phone screen is on and unlocked 4 4 4 Restart the phone If these steps do not fix the issue then please restart the phone 4 5 Why is my headset hot to the touch The headset is powered by the phone and may warm up d...

Page 32: ...Sat 8am 1pm PST Australia 61 1800 861 520 Tue Sat 8am 11am AEDT UK 44 808 164 1920 Mon Fri 4pm 8pm BST Company address IrisVision 5994 W Las Positas Blvd Suite 101 Pleasanton CA 94588 Email support irisvision com Visit us online www irisvision com Support videos available ...

Page 33: ...e Signature Date David Stout Author Zaria Molini Sr Manager of Operations Adriana Alia UX Designer Farhad Siddiqi Director of UX Product Design QMS LBL 0009 Rev B Inspire 1 2 User Guide 08 2022 2022 IrisVision Inc All rights reserved ...

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