CobaltX MO9072 User manual

USER MANUAL
Caution:Beforeuse,readcarefullyHealthandSafety
Guidanceinthelastsectionofthemanual

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Virtual reality glasses
Specications
• Bluetoothversion: 3.0+EDR
• Chargingcurrent: 100mA
• Chargingvoltage: 4.75V~5.75V
• Workingvoltage: 3.0V-4.2V
• Distortion: ≤0.1%
• BluetoothFrequency:2.402-2.483GHz
• RadiatedPower: ≤4dBm
• Supportprotocol: HSP/HFP/A2DP/
AVRCPetc.
• Sensitivity: -80dBm
• Distance: 10M
• Bluetoothchip: CW6631B
• Batterycapacity: 180mAh
• Acryliclens: Ø42.25*7.4mm*2pcs

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Operate
1. Turn on/ Turn off
• Turnon:longpressOn/Offbutton(3), blue
lightwill flash for3seconds,thenredand
blue lightwill alternateflashing
• Turnoff:pressOn/Offbutton(3) for about 3
seconds to turn off.
2. Bluetoothpairing
• Bluetoothpairingmode:longpressOn/Off
button (3),bluelightwill flash3seconds,
then redandbluelightalternatingflashing
• OpentheBluetoothsettingonyourmobile,
device. Search for VR VOYAGE and select
to connect.
• Ifnodevice isconnectedtotheBluetooth
VR, thenitwill turn off automatically.
3. Low battery indicator (4):Voicepromptevery20
seconds if power is low.
4. Calling
Answercall:shortpressOn/Offbutton(3)
Rejectcall:longpressOn/Offbutton(3)
Hangupcall:shortpressOn/Offbutton(3)

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• Dialbacklastcall:doublepressOn/Off
button (3)
5. Musicplaying
• Play/Pause(3):shortpressOn/Off button
(3)topause,pressagaintocontinue
playing.
• Nextsong/volumeup(2):shortpressV+for
nextmusic,longpressV+forvolumeup.
• Previoussong/volumedown(1):shortpress
V- forpreviousmusic,longpressV-for
volume down.
LED indicating light status
• Turnon:bluelighton,lasts3seconds
then redandbluelightalternateflashing
• Turnoff:lightoff
• Bluetoothpairing:redandbluelight
alternateflashing
• Standby(connectedmobile):bluelighton
• Standby(noconnectwithmobile):redand
bluelightalternatingflashing
• Incomingcall:bluelighton
• Duringcall:bluelightflashesslowly
• Duringmusicplaying:bluelightflashes
slowly

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• Chargingmode:redlighton
• Fullcharged:redlightoff
• Lowbattery:voicepromptevery20seconds
HEALTH & SAFETY Guidance
Pleaseensurethatallusersoftheheadsetreadthe
warningsbelowcarefullybeforeusingtheheadset
toreducetheriskofpersonalinjury,discomfortor
propertydamage.
Before Using the Headset
• Readandfollowallsetupandoperating
instructions provided with the headset.
• Theheadsetshouldbeconguredforeach
individualuserbyusingtheconguration
softwarebeforestartingavirtualreality
experience.Failuretofollowthisinstruction
mayincreasetheriskofdiscomfort.
• Werecommendseeingadoctorbefore
usingtheheadsetifyouarepregnant,elderly,
havepre-existingbinocularvisionabnormalitiesor
psychiatric disorders or suffer from a heart condition
or other serious medical condition.

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Seizures
Somepeople(approx.1in4.000)mayhavesevere
dizziness, seizures, epileptic seizures or blackouts
triggered by light ashes or patterns and this may
occur while they are watching TV, playing video
games or experiencing virtual reality, even if they
have never had a seizure or blackout before or have
nohistoryofseizuresorepilepsy.Suchseizures
are more common for children and young people
under the age of 20. Anyone who has had a seizure,
loss of awareness or other symptom linked to an
epilepticconditionshouldseeadoctorbeforeusing
the headset.
Children
Thisproductshouldnotbeusedbyundertheage
of 13. Adults should monitor children (age 13 and
older) who are using or have used the headset for
any of the symptoms described below and should
limit the time children spend using the headset and
ensure they take breaks during use. Prolonged use
should be avoided as this could negatively impact
hand-eye coordination, balance and multi-tasking
ability. Adults should monitor children closely during
and after use of the headset for any decrease in
these abilities.
General Instructions & Precautions
You should always follow these instructions and
observe these precautions while using the headset
to reduce the risk of injury or discomfort:

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Use only in a safe environment
• Theheadsetproducesan immersive virtual
reality experience that distracts you from
and completely blocks your view of your
actual surroundings. Always be aware
of your surroundings when using the
headset and remain seated at all times.
Takespecialcaretoensurethatyouare
not near other people, objects, stairs,
balconies, windows, furniture or other
items that you can bump into or knock
down when using—or immediately after
using—the headset. Do not handle sharp
or otherwise dangerous objects while using
the headset. Never wear the headset in
situations that require attention, such as
walking, bicycling, or driving.
• Makesuretheheadsetisleveland
secured comfortably on your head and that
you see a single, clear image.
• Easeintotheuseoftheheadsettoallow
your body to adjust; use for only a few
minutes at a time at rst and only increase
the amount of time using the headset
gradually as you grow accustomed to
virtual reality. Looking around when rst
entering virtual reality can help you adjust
to any small differences between your real-
world movements and the resulting virtual
reality experience.
• Acomfortablevirtualrealityexperience
requires an unimpaired sense of motion
and balance. Do not use the headset
when you are tired, need sleep, are under

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theinuenceofalcoholordrugs,are
hung-over, have digestive problems, are
under emotional stress or anxiety, or
when suffering from cold, u, headaches,
migraines, or earaches as this can
increase your susceptibility to adverse
symptoms.
• Donotusetheheadsetwhileinamoving
vehicle such as a car, bus, or train as this
can increase your susceptibility to adverse
symptoms.
•Takeatleasta10to15minutebreak every
30 minutes, even if you don’t think you
need it. Each person is different, so take
more frequent and longer breaks if you feel
discomfort. You should decide what works
best.
• Theheadsetmaybeequippedwitha
“passthrough”featurewhichpermitsyou to
temporarilyseeyoursurroundings
for brief real world interaction. You should
always remove the headset for any
situation that requires attention or
coordination. Do not use this feature for
more than a few minutes at a time.
• Listeningtosoundathighvolumescan
causeirreparabledamagetoyourhearing.
Backgroundnoise,aswellascontinued
exposuretohighvolumelevelscanmake
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are. Due to the immersive nature of the
virtual reality experience, do not use the
headsetwiththesoundatahighvolume
so that you can maintain awareness of
yoursurroundingsandreducetheriskof
hearingdamage.
Discomfort
•Immediatelydiscontinueuseifanyone
usingtheheadsetexperiencesanyof the
followingsymptoms:seizures;loss of
awareness; eye strain; eye or muscle
twitching;involuntarymovements; altered,
blurred, or double vision or
othervisualabnormalities;dizziness;
disorientation; impaired balance; impaired
hand-eyecoordination;excessive sweating;
increasedsalivation;nausea; light
headedness;discomfortorpaininthe head
oreyes;drowsiness;fatigueorany
symptomssimilartomotionsickness.
•Just as with the symptoms people can
experienceaftertheydisembarkacruise
ship, symptoms of virtual reality exposure
can persist and become more apparent
hoursafteruse.Thesepost-usesymptoms
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as excessive drowsiness and decreased
abilitytomulti-task.Thesesymptomsmay
putyouatanincreasedriskofinjury
whenengaginginnormalactivitiesinthe
realworld.
•Do not drive, operate machinery, or
engageinothervisuallyorphysically
demandingactivitiesthathavepotentially
serious consequences (i.e. activities
inwhichexperiencinganysymptoms could
leadtodeath,personalinjury,or damage
toproperty)orotheractivitiesthat require
unimpairedbalanceandhand-eye
coordination(suchasplayingsportsor
ridingabicycle,etc.)untilyouhavefully
recovered from any symptoms.
•Do not use the headset until all symptoms
have completely subsided for several hours.
• Makesureyouhaveproperlyconfigured
theheadsetbeforeresuminguse.
•Be mindful of the type of content that you
wereusingpriortotheonsetofany
symptoms because you may be more
prone to symptoms based upon the
contentbeingused.
• Seeadoctorifyouhaveseriousand/or
persistent symptoms.

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Repetitive Stress Injury (RSI)
Playingvideofrom3Dglassescanmake your
muscles, joints or skin hurt. If any part of your body
becomes
tired or sore while playing or if you feel
symptoms such as tingling, numbness, burning or
stiffness, stop and rest for several hours before
playing again. If you continue to have any of the
above symptoms or other discomfort during or
afterplay, stop playing and see a doctor.
Radio Frequency Interference
The headset can emit radio waves that can affect
the operation of nearby electronics, including
cardiac pacemakers. If you have a pacemakeror
other implanted medical device, do not use the
headset without first consulting your doctor or the
manufacturer of your medical device.
Electrical Shock
Toreduceriskofelectricshock:
● Donotmodifyordisassembleanyofthe
components provided.
● Donotusetheproductifanycableis
damagedoranywiresareexposed.
Sunlight Damage
Donotleavetheheadsetindirectsunlight.
Exposuretodirectsunlightcandamagethe
headset.