IrisVision Live! User manual

Please read this guide before
operating your IrisVision device
and keep it for future reference.
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User Guide
IRISVISIONLive!

Inside This Guide
• About IrisVision 4
• What’s Included 5
• Device Overview 14
• Using IrisVision 15
• IrisVision Assistant Commands 24
• IrisVision Live View Modes 29
• Recommendations for Use 47
• Charging IrisVision 49
• Setting Up Wifi 54
• Audio Prompts & Rebooting 58
By powering on your IrisVision device, you agree to the terms of use described
in the End User License Agreement (EULA) at www.irisvision.com/legal

Welcome
Thank you for purchasing an IrisVision Low
Vision system. This guide provides the essential
information you need to set up and use your
new IrisVision unit. For help with specifics and
troubleshooting, contact a specialist at IrisVision.
About
IrisVision is an FDA registered Class-1 medical
device and an intuitive low vision solution that
combines state-of-the-art virtual reality
technology from Samsung with innovative custom
software developed in collaboration with the
nation’s leading low vision experts at Johns Hopkins
University.
It is the most effective low vision solution available
for individuals with Macular Degeneration, Diabetic
Retinopathy, Glaucoma, Retinitis Pigmentosa and
other ocular disorders.
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What’s Included
Your IrisVision Low Vision Aid system comes
with the following items:
1. IrisVision Display Unit
2. Goggles/Headset
3. Wireless Charging Pad
4. Fast Charger & Cable
5. Magnetic USB Cable
6. Carrying Case
7. Warranty Card
8. Lanyard
9. Headphones for video watching
Note: External battery not included (optional)
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What’s Included
IrisVision Display Unit
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What’s Included
Goggles/Headset with adjustable straps
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What’s Included
Wireless Charging Pad
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What’s Included
Fast Charger & Cable
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What’s Included
Magnetic USB Type-C Connector & Cable
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What’s Included
Carrying Case
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What’s Included
Headphones for video watching
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Device Overview
Goggles/Headset
Focus Wheel
USB Type C
Port 13
↑
Brightness
Buttons
Touchpad
↑
Snapshot
↑
↑
↑
Power Tab
Mode Button
↑
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Device Overview
IrisVision Display Unit
Power
Button
↑
Micro USB Type C Port
(for charging)
↑
↑
Volume
Button
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Using IrisVision: Step 1 - Powering
Up
Power up the Display Unit by pressing the white tab
for a few seconds. Wait for the vibration to indicate
the device is powering on.
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Using IrisVision: Step 2 - Wearing
the Headset
The device’s buttons and touchpad will not work when
the device is not worn on your head. Place the device
over your eyes and pull the straps back over your head.
Adjust the velcro straps to achieve the best fit. We
recommend that you wear your prescription distance
glasses while using the device. Do not walk around
while wearing IrisVision.
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Using IrisVision: Step 3 - Set Up
Focus
Use the focus wheel on the top center of your headset
to adjust the focus, similar to using binoculars. Pick an
object or face at least 4 feet away to look at on your
screen. You can rotate the wheel in either direction
as needed. We suggest you prepare to adjust the
focus by rotating the wheel as far left as possible,
then slowly begin adjusting it by rotating the wheel
towards your right until the object is in focus.
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Focus Wheel
↑
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Using IrisVision: Step 4 - Live View
Modes
After focusing the device with the focus wheel, press
the mode button to enter the first mode called
the Scene Mode. IrisVision has been set up with 7
modes: Scene, Television, Reading, RP, IrisReader,
Photo Gallery, and Video Player. IrisVision also has the
capability of enabling 6 additional modes.
1. Scene Mode*
2. Scene Mode with Bubble
3. RP Mode
4. Bioptic Mode*
5. Television Mode*
6. Reading Mode: Black / White*
7. Reading Mode: Inverted
8. Line Reading Mode
9. Reading Mode: Green
10. Reading Mode: Yellow
11. IrisReader*
12. Photo Gallery*
13. Video Player*
Please Note: Modes listed with an asterisk (*) are enabled by
default. You will need to contact IrisVision support to enable
the other modes.
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Brightness
Buttons
Mode Button
↑
↑

Using IrisVision: Step 5 - Zoom
In / Out
Next, place your right index finger on the touchpad.
The touchpad is located on the right side of the
headset. Important: you must take your finger off the
touchpad between each swipe.
Use your index finger to make a
slow swiping motion on the
touchpad straight towards your
ear to increase magnification.
Voice Command: “Okay Google:
Zoom in”
To decrease magnification, use your
index finger to swipe slowly on the
touchpad straight away from your
ear. Again, you must lift your finger
off the touchpad between each
swipe.
Voice Command: “Okay Google:
Zoom out”
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