IrisVision Live! User manual

User Guide
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Please read this guide before
operating your IrisVision headsetand
keep it for future reference.

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•Keep away from direct sunlight
•Keep dry
•Never walk when wearing IrisVision
headset
•Never drive when wearing IrisVision
headset
•Your IrisVision will speak –the ability
to turn voice commands off is also
possible
WARNINGS:
•If you have a pacemaker do NOT wear the headset on a lanyard.
•Using the headset can result in short term side effects. These can include: nausea,
motion sickness, disorientation, headaches, eye strains, blurred vision. We have seen
these typically subside after initial adjustment period.
•If you experience any side effects, discontinue use and stay seated until symptoms
stop. If symptoms persist, contact your doctor.
•Don’t turn on accessibility options on the display unit, or lock the screen. This will
cause serious issues.
General Precautions:

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Inside This Guide
•About IrisVision 4
•What’s Included 5
•Setting Up Wi-Fi 13
•Charging IrisVision 19
•Headset Overview 23
•Using IrisVision 26
•Voice Commands 36
•Alexa Integration! 45
•IrisVision Modes 48
•Recommendations for Use 70
•Cleaning Tips 72
•Audio Prompts & Turning off 73
By powering on your IrisVision headset, you agree to the terms of use described in the
End User License Agreement (EULA) at www.irisvision.com/legal
IrisVision, Global is the owner of patent 10,444,833

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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
that combines state-of-the-art virtual reality technology
from Samsung with custom software developed by 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. Headset
3. Wireless Charging Pad
4. Fast Charger & Cable
5. Magnetic Braided Power Cable and Charger
6. Carrying Case
7. Warranty Card
8. Lanyard
9. Earphones 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
Headset with Adjustable Straps
BACK OF HEADSET
Wheel

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What’s Included
Wireless Charging Pad

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Fast Charger & Cable
(Used with Wireless Charging Pad)

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What’s Included
Magnetic Braided Power Cable

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What’s Included
Carrying Case
Note: Bring your carrying case with you when using
IrisVision outside. When not using your headset,
please place it inside the case to minimize
unintentional damage or environmental exposure.

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What’s Included
Earphones for watching videos
“New” Flashlight
Capability
(see page 41 for details on
how to use!)
FRONT OF HEADSET
Wheel

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Setting Up Wi-Fi
IrisVision can be configured to connect to your Wi-Fi. AWi-
Fi connection allows our Customer Support team to assist
you more efficiently,aswell asallowing youtoutilize ourvideo
player mode.
NOTE: IrisVision does not require Wi-Fi to function.
Step 1: Remove IrisVision Display Unit from
Headset.
Release the IrisVision display unit from the headset by
pushing the clip to the right of the display unit’s camera away
from the display unit. Carefully remove the display unit and
set aside the headset.
Clip
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Step 2: Power on Display Unit
If the display unit is not already powered on, you will need
to power it on by pressing the power button on the rightside
when you are looking at the screen as shown.

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Step 3: Configure Wi-Fi
1. To access home screen:
Swipe up from the bottom of the
screen and press the small white
rectangular box that appears.
2.Tap IrisVision Manager
Application
3. Then tap “Setup Wifi”.

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Step 3: Configure Wi-Fi - continued
3. Turn on Wi-Fi. 5. Select your network,
then enter your password.
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Step 4: Connecting Display Unit with
Headset
1. The headset has a connector and a clip with two
positions: A & B. For the current model of IrisVision, it
should remain in the A position.
2. Insert the headset’s connector into the display
unit’s connector.
3. Gently push the display unit down into the mount
until the clip snaps into place. Youwill hear a
confirmation tone from the display unit if the headset
and displayunit are connected properly (only if your
voice prompts are enabled). Once connected, the
IrisVision headset is ready to use.
NOTE: IrisVision does not require Wi-Fi to function,
Wi-Fi is required to use Alexa and Video Player.

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Step 4: Connecting Display Unit with
Headset –Continued

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Wireless Charging Instructions
Your IrisVision will take approximately 5 hours to fully charge
and will automatically return to focus mode only when powered
on.
1. Plug in the wireless charging pad to an electrical socket.
Note: Please make sure your headset is powered on, and the
display unit is installed into the headset.
2. Center the IrisVision headset face down on the included
wireless charging pad. You will hear a verbal prompt
(when voice prompts are enabled) and see a solid red
light illuminate on the charging pad when the headset is
properly placed on the charging pad.
NOTE: Headset does not go to sleep in Television mode –based
on this - we do not recommend charging while in Television mode.
3. If you DO NOT hear this tone or see any illumination:
•Make sure the straps are not sitting inside the
headset as this will prevent the Display Unit from
charging asthe headset’s sensors will think you are
still wearing it.
•Remove the Display Unit from the headset and place
the back of the Display Unit (not the screen) directly
ontothe pad instead. Instructions on how to remove
the display unit are found on page 13.
4. A few minutes after being set on the charger, the screen
will turn black. When the Display Unit is fully charged,
the red light on the charging pad changes to green and
you will hear a verbal prompt (when voice prompts enabled).