a thin pin to briefl y press the button behind the
small opening on the left next to the Power On/Off
button.
Battery
The battery life for a fully charged battery is
generally 4 hours depending on how it is used. The
actual battery life depends on the image bright-
ness and the selected video mode. You can use the
device while charging it. The battery of the video
glasses can also supply the iPod with video with
power when its battery runs low. However, this
reduces the total life of the video glasses‘ battery.
When the battery is charged while an iPod is con-
nected, the iPod‘s battery will also be charged. A
minimum of 2.5 hours is required for charging.
Charging Status LED
The charging status LED displays the current
charge status:
Battery charged:
LED is on when Mini USB is
connected
LED is off when there is no
charging
activity
Charging status low: LED blinks rapidly (two times
per second)
Battery is charging: LED blinks slowly (once every
2 seconds)
iPod Connector
The iPod Connector is a special adapter which
allows you to easily connect every video-capable
iPod to the battery box of the video glasses with-
out an additional cable. It is simply plugged into
the battery box.
iPod Clips
The adapter clips for iPod with video, iPod nano
(3rd generation), iPod classic and iPod touch allow
you to attach your video-capable iPod to the bat-
tery box. The iPod Clips are easily clipped onto the
battery box.
Changing the Nose Pad
The image quality is largely dependent on the cor-
rect fi t of the video glasses. The video glasses have
2 exchangeable nose pads to help you achieve
the best possible fi t. However, due to anatomical
differences, a correct view into the video glasses
may not always be possible. If the upper or lower
edge of the image is cut off while viewing, simply
change the nose pad. It easily clicks in or out.
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