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myvu set-up 2:  

Watching video with the viewer and Archos portable 

media player 
Plug the black end of the Archos connector cable to 

the pendant.  Connect the other end of the cable to the 

headphone jack of your portable media player.  Turn 

the viewer “On” by pressing the button in the middle of 

the viewer’s pendant.  Choose your favorite video and 

enjoy.  
myvu set-up 3: 

Watching video with the viewer and a portable DVD 

player or camcorder 
Plug the black end of the DVD connector cable to the 

pendant.  Connect the audio plug (Green) to the Audio 

Out port on your DVD player.  Connect the video plug 

(Yellow) or video plug plus adapter to the Video Out 

port on your DVD player.  See connectivity chart 

(figure 10) for recommended connector options for 

various portable DVD players. 

 

 

(figure 10) 

 

troubleshooting

 

No video and no audio 

1. Make sure that the “TV out” or “Video out” setting on 

your portable media player is set to “On.”  

2. Make sure that the viewer’s battery and your portable 

media player are fully charged.  If the viewer’s LED is 

blinking orange, use the USB cable to charge the 

battery. 

3. Make sure the viewer in turned “On.”  If the LED on 

the pendant is not lit up, press the button to power it on. 

4. If the LED is blinking Blue, Orange or Purple, there is 

no video signal getting to the viewer.  Make sure the 

connectors are seated properly into the pendant 

connector ports located at the bottom of the pendant and 

in the appropriate place on your portable media player.   
Video image is not bright enough 
1. Make sure that the viewer is properly connected to 

your portable media player. 

2. Make sure that the viewer is fully charged or that it is 

powered using the USB cable. 

3. Adjust the brightness level by pressing and releasing 

the Brightness Up button on the pendant repeatedly until 

you achieve the desired viewing mode. The image 

contrast can also be adjusted (see “Using the pendant 

controls”). Press Brightness Down and Power 

simultaneously to reset adjustments to factory settings. 
Video image is fuzzy or out of focus 
The viewer has a focal distance that is preset at the 

factory. There is no focus adjustment. If you cannot see 

the video image clearly, you may need to wear a 

corrective lens with your viewer. This is likely if you 

normally have to wear prescription glasses when using a 

laptop computer or watching television. A clip-on 

prescription lens, the myvu clip-on, is available for the 

viewer (visit www.myvu.com/clipon).  
The video is clipped or black bars appear on top and 

bottom of the image 
The viewer is designed to display a video image with a 

4:3 aspect ratio in order to match the standard TV 

image. If you’re viewing Widescreen content and your 

portable media player allows you to turn Widescreen 

viewing off, your image will appear clipped.  If you’re 

viewing Widescreen content and your portable media 

player allows you to turn Widescreen On, the image will 

appear in a letterbox format, with black bars appearing 

on the top and bottom of the image. 
Weak or nonexistent audio 
Verify that all connectors are properly attached. Adjust 

the volume on your portable media player.  Note: The 

viewer is designed to work with “variable” audio output. 

Some portable media devices with “fixed line level” audio 

will not function properly with the viewer. 
Battery is not charging or is charging slowly 
Verify that the USB cable and all connectors are 

securely attached. For the fastest charging time, it is 

recommended that you use the USB cable with a USB 

wall charger to charge your myvu. Charging your myvu 

with the USB cable connected to a computer is possible, 

but might result in slower charging times.  
If you continue to experience technical problems, please 

contact Myvu Corporation technical support. (See 

contact information below.) 
 

a note to individuals who wear 

prescription eyeglasses 

The myvu personal media viewer has been designed to 

be light weight and elegant. Accordingly, it will not fit 

over larger sizes of eyeglasses. Whether or not you will 

need to use your eyeglasses with the myvu system 

depends on the degree of correction that you require. 

For those who cannot fit the myvu system over their 

current eyewear yet desire ophthalmic correction, a clip-

Summary of Contents for MA-0483

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Page 2: ...op and bottom of the image 5 Weak or nonexistent audio 5 Battery is not charging or is charging slowly 5 A note to individuals who wear prescription eyeglasses 5 Technical support 6 Available accessories 6 Specifications 6 Limited warranty 6 Limitation of liability 7 Regulatory agency requirements 7 important safety handling instructions WARNING The myvu personal media viewer must not be used in a...

Page 3: ...nnection cables Three connection cable adapters Microfiber protective sleeve to store your viewer also functions as a lens cloth quick start guide getting started Follow these 3 steps to begin using your myvu personal media viewer 1 Please be sure that the TV Out Video Out setting on your portable media player is set to On consult your portable media player manufacturer for further instructions 2 ...

Page 4: ...e the viewer is on Figure 9 shows the button functions and layout on the pendant figure 9 about charging the battery In order to get the longest possible video experience fully charge your myvu and your portable media player before each use You can still watch video or listen to music while the battery is being charged from a USB wall adapter The LED on the pendant indicates the charging state of ...

Page 5: ... image is fuzzy or out of focus The viewer has a focal distance that is preset at the factory There is no focus adjustment If you cannot see the video image clearly you may need to wear a corrective lens with your viewer This is likely if you normally have to wear prescription glasses when using a laptop computer or watching television A clip on prescription lens the myvu clip on is available for ...

Page 6: ... evidence that the unit is within the warranty period must be presented to obtain warranty service To obtain warranty service you must take this product or deliver the product freight prepaid in either its original packaging or packaging affording an equal degree of protection to Myvu Corporation See below for additional information This warranty only covers failures due to defects in materials an...

Page 7: ...tions Commission Notice This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide protection against harmful interference in a residential installation Cables Connections to this device must be made with shielded cables in order to maintain compliance with FCC rules and regulations Decla...

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