Brother AiRScouter WD-360B User manual

User’s Guide
This guide contains precautions
and operation methods for use
with this product.
Read the whole guide before using
your product and keep it for later
reference.
Troubleshooting
If you have any problems
with this product, to find a
solution see
User's Guide WD-360B
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WD-360B

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1. Introduction
We use the following symbols and conventions throughout this
User’s Guide:
Symbols and conventions used
in this document
Important Explains precautions that must be observed
when using this product.
Note Provides supplementary information about
using this product.

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Introduction
1. Introduction .......................................................................2
Symbols and conventions used in this document .............2
Names and functions of key components .........................5
2. Before using the AiRScouter...........................................11
How to assemble the AiRScouter ...................................11
How to wear the AiRScouter ...........................................14
3. Adjusting the display .......................................................15
Turn the power on ...........................................................15
Adjust the position of the Head Display ..........................15
Adjust the focus of the image..........................................17
4. Adjusting the settings ......................................................18
Adjust brightness.............................................................18
Lock the buttons of the control panel ..............................18
Enlarge or reduce the size of the image .........................19
Rotate the image.............................................................20
Attach the rear band........................................................20
Switch the head display to be viewed with
the right eye ....................................................................21
Power supply...................................................................26
Using an External Battery.....................................27
5. Maintenance....................................................................29
Clean the Lens ................................................................29
Clean the Head Band......................................................30
Clean the Control Box .....................................................30
6. Troubleshooting ..............................................................31
Contents

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Appendix ..............................................................................40
The Li-ion Rechargeable Battery.....................................40
Product specification .......................................................43
Requesting repairs ..........................................................46

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Introduction
Head Display
aFocus Adjustment Dial
Adjusts the focus of the image on the head display by
changing the focal length of the optics (from 30 cm to
infinity).
bHead Display Cable
Connects the head display to the control box and
transmits power and video signals to the head display.
cEyecup
When attached, prevents the head display from touching
the user’s eye.
Names and functions of key
components
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Harness
aHead Band
Attaches the AiRScouter to the user’s head and
distributes the weight of the unit.
bForehead Pad
Cushions the head band and prevents it from slipping
down the user’s forehead.
cCable Channel
Holds the head display cable in place along the head
band.
dRear Band Attachment Post
Allows the user to attach the rear band and tighten the
head band around the head to prevent slippage.
eFlexible Arm
Allows the user to adjust the position and angle of the
head display relative to the eye.
fJoint Dial
Loosens the ball joint to allow for adjustment of the
flexible arm, or tightens it to fix the flexible arm’s position
and angle.
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Introduction
Control Box
aControl Panel
Includes control buttons, status LEDs, and a battery level
indicator.
bAC Adapter Port
Allows the user to connect the included AC adapter to
power the control box, or to recharge the internal battery.
cHDMI™ Input Port
Allows you to connect HDMI-compatible devices.
dHead Display Cable Port
Allows the user to connect the head display to the control
box.
eMicro-USB B Port
Allows the user to connect a third-party USB battery to
power the control box (note that this port cannot be used
to charge the internal battery).
a
b
c
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Control Panel Buttons
aPower Button
Press this button to power on the AiRScouter, and press
and hold this button for two seconds to power off the
AiRScouter (note that the AiRScouter will automatically
power off if there is no input from a video source).
bMode Button
Press this button to select the zoom mode.
cImage Rotation Button
Press this button to rotate the image by 180°.
dBrightness Button
Press this button to select the next brightness level; note
that the AiRScouter has five levels of brightness.
Control Panel Status LEDs
aDisplay LED (Green)
Lights up when the AiRScouter is on and an image is
being projected onto the display.
bKey Lock LED (Orange)
Lights up when button operation on the control box is
disabled.
a b c d
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Introduction
cInternal Battery LED (Orange)
Lights up when the control box is being powered by the
internal battery.
dExternal Power LED (Orange)
Lights up when the control box is being powered by
the AC adapter or by an external battery (for example,
a third-party USB battery).
LED Indications
lit flashing off
aDisplay LED (Green)
bKey Lock LED (Orange)
State Name Explanation
Display ON
The AiRScouter is receiving
a compatible video signal from
an external device.
(Slowly) Operating The control box is processing
the video signal.
(Quickly) No input
The AiRScouter is not
receiving a compatible video
signal from an external device.
Power OFF
The AiRScouter is powered off.
To power it on, press the power
button.
State Name Explanation
Key lock ON Button operation on the control
box is disabled.
Key lock
OFF
Button operation on the control
box is enabled.

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cInternal Battery LED (Orange)
dExternal Power LED (Orange)
When the AC adapter is connected:
dExternal Power LED (Orange)
When an external battery is connected:
State Name Explanation
Battery
level high
The internal battery is fully
charged.
(Slowly)
Battery
level
medium
The internal battery is half
charged.
(Quickly) Battery
level low
The internal battery is almost
completely discharged.
No battery The internal battery is fully
discharged.
State Name Explanation
Working The AiRScouter is being
powered by the AC adapter.
(Slowly) Charging The internal battery is being
charged by the AC adapter.
(Quickly) Charging
error
An error occurred while the
internal battery was charging.
Full charge The internal battery is fully
charged.
State Name Explanation
Working The AiRScouter is being
powered by an external battery.
(Quickly) Connection
error
An error occurred while an
external battery was supplying
power.
No battery
The external battery’s capacity
is low. If the internal battery is
charged, the AiRScouter will
switch to using it for power
(see c Internal battery LED).