IRISTICK IRISTICK.Z1 User manual

IRISTICK.Z1
User Manual

IRISTICK.Z1 User Manual V1
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IRISTICK.Z1 User Manual V1
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April 2018
Table of Contents
1.1 Overview....................................................................................................................4
1.2 Introduction ................................................................................................................4
1.3 Features ......................................................................................................................4
2Iristick.Z1............................................................................................................................4
2.1 Package Components .................................................................................................4
2.2 Headset.......................................................................................................................5
2.3 Pocket Unit.................................................................................................................6
3Iristick.Z1 Device Setup .....................................................................................................6
3.1 Charging.....................................................................................................................6
3.2 Installing Iristick Services..........................................................................................7
3.3 Connecting Mobile Phone to Pocket Uni...................................................................8
4SDK.....................................................................................................................................8
5Mobile Devices Supported..................................................................................................8
6Using Your Iristick.Z1........................................................................................................9
6.1 Central Camera...........................................................................................................9
6.2 Zoom Module.............................................................................................................9
6.3 Head Mounted Display...............................................................................................9
6.4 Touch Pad...................................................................................................................9
6.5 9-axis Sensor ............................................................................................................10
7Trouble Shooting...............................................................................................................10
7.1 Synchronizing Firmware..........................................................................................10
8Certifications.....................................................................................................................10
8.1 CE.............................................................................................................................10
8.2 EN62368...................................................................................................................10
8.3 EN55032-CISPR32 Class B ITE (Information Technology Equipment) ................10
8.4 EN 60825-1:2007 EN 60825-1:2014 .......................................................................10
8.5 EN 166 S ..................................................................................................................10
9Environmental Information...............................................................................................11
9.1 Disposal....................................................................................................................11
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment......................................................................11
Disposal of batteries in the product...................................................................................11
9.2 RoHs Compliance.....................................................................................................11

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1.1 Overview
1.2 Introduction
Iristick is an ergonomic smart safety glass designed specifically
for industrial applications. All Iristick smart glasses are certified
safety glasses enabling live streaming technology for hands-free
remote assistance, you-see-what-I-see applications and
procedural instruction software.
1.3 Features
•Ergonomic and lightweight
•Compatible with your Android mobile device
•Certified safety glass
•3-pivot axis heads up display
•Gesture and voice control
•Laser
•Flash LED
•Central camera with user perspective
•Zoom module with 5x optical zoom
•Connects to off-the-shelf Android mobile phone
•8 hours battery life
•9-axis sensor
•Application software support
2Iristick.Z1
2.1 Package Components
Set includes:
•Headset: glasses
•Pocket Unit: battery and connection to mobile phone with USB-C connection
•COAX cable
•Standard USB-C charging cable
•Magnetic metal plate: for mounting mobile phone

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Optional:
•Thin cable (optional) connecting pocket unit to headset
•Android mobile device/phone with pre-installed applications
•Regional wall charger
•4 hours of individual support
•Protective carrying case
2.2 Headset
The Iristick.Z1 headset includes:
1. Capacitive touch pad supporting gestures forward, back, long-press, up, down and
double tap.
2. Audio with integrated speaker and quad microphone array that can be used with voice
recognition.
3. Cold-bendable temple tips for user comfort.
4. COAX connection
5. Zoom module with 5x optical zoom camera, laser and flash LED
6. Central camera
7. Heads-up display with 3-pivot adjust
8. 9-axis sensor

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2.3 Pocket Unit
The pocket unit is the both the power source for the headset and sends information from the
mobile phone to the headset via the COAX cable.
1. Magnetic bed for mobile phone
2. USB-C mobile phone connection
3. USB-C charging connector (requires unplug)
4. LED Indicator
5. COAX connection for headset
LED Indicator color meanings:
3Iristick.Z1 Device Setup
3.1 Charging
Check the charge your Iristick before use by shaking it gently back and forth, the LED
indicator at the bottom of the pocket unit will indicate charge level. Green means fully
charged, yellow or red means charging is required.
Fully charged your Iristick should last up to 8 hours with constant use. Important to note this
time can be reduced if the phone needs charging. Some phones can charge themselves from
the pocket unit causing the pocket unit to drain charge to supply the phone.
Steps for charging:

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To charge the device unplug the cable at point 3 to expose the
standard USB-C connection. This does take some force. The other
side of the cable should remain anchored in the slot.
Plug in a standard USB-C cable at point 3 and charge with a high-
speed wall charger. A high-speed version will fully charge the device
in 2 hours while standard wall chargers may take more time. The
LED indicator will blink every second when charging.
When charging is complete plug the pocket unit USB-C cable
back into the pocket unit. Gently shake the unit to see the LED
indicator is solid green.
3.2 Installing Iristick Services
Iristick Services can be installed from the Google Play Store. After installing you should see a
icon with your other applications. Iristick Services will run automatically once your device is
connected to the pocket unit.
Find and install Iristick Services from the Google Play Store. You should see the Iristick Services app
installed on your device. Iristick Services will start automatically and run in the background when you
connect the phone to the pocket unit.

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3.3 Connecting Mobile Phone to Pocket Uni
Apply a standard or included magnetic plate included in set onto
the phone. Iristick supports any Android mobile phone/device
with Android 7 or above and a USB-C connecter. Preferred
phones can be found in section 5.
Mount phone onto pocket unit and plug in the USB-C connector
You should see part of the Iristick symbol at when device is
connected. The LED indicator should be blue when the device is
connected
Plugin the thin or standard COAX cable to your headset. Either
side is ok since it is completely reversible.
When connected you will get the message that Iristick services are
connected and will see the complete Iristick icon on the top left
information page. LED will stay blue.
4SDK
The Iristick SDK can be used for developing your own customized applications using the
Iristick features. Software examples and documentation can be found at
https://developer.iristick.com/
5Mobile Devices Supported
The Iristick product line is compatible with most Android 7 mobile devices having a USB-C
connector. However, with so many Android devices on the market it’s impossible to test all of
them. The following are preferred devices tested and recommended.
•Google Pixel
•Sony Xperia
•Samsung 8S

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6Using Your Iristick.Z1
This section describes some unique features for your Iristick device. Existing software
application supporting Iristick can be found at support.iristick.com.
6.1 Central Camera The central camera is ideal for giving the users perspective. Its
location between the eyes and wide-angle lens gives it a true
view of what the operator sees.
6.2 Zoom Module
The zoom module contains an additional camera with 5x
optical zoom, flash LED for illumination and laser. These
can be used together to perform quick barcode scanning at
distances.
6.3 Head Mounted Display
The head mounted display can be adjusted to best suit the
users unique preferences. The patented 3-pivot movement
can be moved up, down, across and/or pivoted to line of
sight. When not in use the display can be moved up giving
an unobstructed view.
6.4 Touch Pad
The touch pad is located on the flat area under the head
mounted display. Different gestures include:
•Single tap: the user briefly touches the touchpad
•Double tap: the user taps twice in quick succession
•Long tap: similar to a single tap, but held for a longer
time
•Swipe forward: the user swipes their finger over the touchpad from the back towards the
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•Swipe backward: the user swipes their finger over the touchpad from the front towards
the back, towards their ear
•Swipe down: the user swipes their finger over the touchpad in a downward motion
•Swipe up: the user swipes their finger over the touchpad in an upwards motion towards
the display arm (this gesture is not easy to perform, and its usage is strongly
discouraged).
6.5 9-axis Sensor
The Iristick’s 9 axis sensor provides an accelerometer, gyroscope and compass sensory data
with update rate of 100Hz. Separate outputs or absolute position data are available via the
SDK.
7Trouble Shooting
7.1 Synchronizing Firmware
When the Iristick Services app runs it automatically checks that it is compatible with the
firmware inside the headset and pocket unit. If it is not it will prompt the user to download
and install new firmware. This only takes a minute depending on your data connection. When
you need to synchronize firmware, you will see the Iristick icon with an exclamation point in
the top left-hand corner of your mobile device.
For support please contact [email protected]
8Certifications
8.1 CE The Iristick.Z1 is fit for use in all European Union countries, Norway and
Switzerland.
8.2 EN62368
Safety standard for audio, video or information communication technologies and the convergencing of
new technologies into state of the art tech
8.3 EN55032-CISPR32 Class B ITE (Information Technology Equipment)
This is a class B product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in
which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
8.4 EN 60825-1:2007 EN 60825-1:2014
IEC 60825-1:2014 is a class one is applicable to safety of laser products
emitting laser radiation in the wavelength range 180 nm to 1 mm.
8.5 EN 166 S
Frame and lens must withstand the impact of a 22 mm steel ball weighing 43 grams dropped from 1,3
meters at a speed of 18 km/h. The lens must remain in the frame and is not to shatter. The frame must
remain intact as well.