Jabbla Mobi 3 User manual

Mobi 3

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Content
A Introduction 3
1 Introduction.............................................................................................................................................................4
2 Intended use............................................................................................................................................................4
3 Prohibited use......................................................................................................................................................... 4
4 Service life............................................................................................................................................................... 4
5 The Mobi type plate............................................................................................................................................... 4
6 Technical data......................................................................................................................................................... 4
B Description and operation 6
1 Getting to know the Mobi (resistive)....................................................................................................................7
2 Getting to know the Mobi (capacitative)............................................................................................................. 9
3 Accessories and options.......................................................................................................................................11
4 Operation...............................................................................................................................................................11
5 Resistive touch screen..........................................................................................................................................11
6 Capacitative Touch Screen...................................................................................................................................12
C Safety 13
1 Safety..................................................................................................................................................................... 14
D Getting started 15
1 What's in the Mobi box?...................................................................................................................................... 16
2 First use..................................................................................................................................................................16
3 Storing the device for an extended period........................................................................................................17
E Control 18
1 Switching on the Mobi......................................................................................................................................... 19
2 Charging the Mobi................................................................................................................................................19
3 Viewing the power status....................................................................................................................................20
4 Control options..................................................................................................................................................... 20
4.1 Touch-screen control.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
4.2 Mouse control........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................21
4.3 Joystick control......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................21
4.4 Scan control............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................22
4.5 Keyboard control.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 22
4.6 Using the on-screen keyboard........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 23
4.7 Eye control...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................23
5 Making calls and sending and receiving text messages with the Mobi.......................................................... 23
5.1 Making a call with the Mobi............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 23
5.2 Sending and receiving text messages with the Mobi............................................................................................................................................................23
5.3 Making calls / sending text messages with the Mobi via an external telephone........................................................................................................23
5.4 Making calls with the Mobi via the internal telephone........................................................................................................................................................ 24
5.5 Sending text messages with the Mobi via the internal telephone...................................................................................................................................24
5.6 Using the sample file for phone.....................................................................................................................................................................................................24
5.7 Using the sample file for text messages..................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
5.8 Setting the Mobi phone options (external telephone)..........................................................................................................................................................26
5.9 Setting the Mobi phone options (internal telephone).......................................................................................................................................................... 27
5.10 Connecting the external phone to the Mobi............................................................................................................................................................................ 27
5.11 Determining the Android version of your smartphone........................................................................................................................................................ 27
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5.12 Downloading and installing the Jabbla BT app....................................................................................................................................................................... 27
6 Linking the Eddy to the Mobi..............................................................................................................................28
7 Using the environmental control of the Mobi................................................................................................... 28
8 Putting the Mobi in sleep mode......................................................................................................................... 29
9 Waking the Mobi from sleep mode.................................................................................................................... 30
10 Resetting the Mobi............................................................................................................................................... 31
11 Shutting down the Mobi......................................................................................................................................32
F Settings 33
1 Setting the rear buttons...................................................................................................................................... 34
2 Switching the speakers on or off........................................................................................................................ 35
3 Setting the speaker volume................................................................................................................................ 35
4 Switching the headphones on or off.................................................................................................................. 35
5 Switching the microphone on or off...................................................................................................................35
6 Setting the microphone volume......................................................................................................................... 36
7 Starting up the Mobi using a switch.................................................................................................................. 36
8 Setting up the switches........................................................................................................................................36
9 Putting the device into flight mode................................................................................................................... 37
10 Enabling wireless Internet................................................................................................................................... 37
11 Enabling Bluetooth...............................................................................................................................................37
12 Enabling a mobile phone.....................................................................................................................................37
13 Automatically disabling the USB ports in sleep mode..................................................................................... 38
14 Disabling sleep mode...........................................................................................................................................38
15 Testing the switches.............................................................................................................................................38
16 Setting the language of the Mobi menu............................................................................................................38
17 Shutting down the Mobi menu........................................................................................................................... 39
18 Activating the Mobi menu...................................................................................................................................39
19 Show or hide Mobi icons in the system tray......................................................................................................39
20 The battery alarm settings.................................................................................................................................. 39
21 Inserting a SIM card (optional)............................................................................................................................40
G Maintenance and troubleshooting 42
1 Maintenance..........................................................................................................................................................43
1.1 Repairs.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................43
1.2 Cleaning the device.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................43
1.3 Replacing the battery......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 43
2 Troubleshooting................................................................................................................................................... 44
2.1 Finding the serial number of the Mobi....................................................................................................................................................................................... 44
2.2 Finding the Mobi menu version.....................................................................................................................................................................................................44
2.3 Finding the PIC version......................................................................................................................................................................................................................45
2.4 Checking the version and serial number of Mind Express...................................................................................................................................................45
2.5 Showing the battery info.................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 45
2.6 Troubleshooting....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................46
H Decommissioning and disposal 47
1 Decommissioning................................................................................................................................................. 48
2 Disposal..................................................................................................................................................................48
 Index 49
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A Introduction
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1 Introduction
The Mobi is a versatile, symbol supported communication tool based on the Mind Express graphic communication program. The Mobi runs on the Windows 10
operating system.
TIP
If you are not familiar with Windows 10, we advise that you only perform the actions described in this user guide and in the user guide of the Mind
Express program.
To make optimal use of the device, we recommend that you read this user guide carefully before using the device. A basic knowledge of the Mind Express
program is also recommended. The user guide regularly refers to the use of Mind Express.
2 Intended use
The device has a communication supporting function. This device is intended for general use in everyday life for people (from the age of 3) with a
communication disorder (who are not able to speak or cannot speak clearly). Users must have adequate motor and mental abilities to use the device.
3 Prohibited use
The device must not be used for clinical, therapeutic or diagnostic purposes.
4 Service life
The expected service life of the device is 5 years.
5 The Mobi type plate
You will find the label with the serial number of the device on the rear panel.
6 Technical data
Technical data Mobi
Specification Explanation
Processor Intel® Pentium quad-core N3710
Operating system Microsoft Windows®
Hard drive 240 GB SSD
Internal memory 4 GB
Screen 12.1 inch XGA color TFT, LED backlight touch screen
▪capacitative, see Capacitative Touch Screen on page 12.
▪resistive, see Resistive touch screen on page 11.
USB 2 x USB 2.0
Battery ▪Standard Li-Ion battery 56 Wh
▪High capacity Li-Ion battery 84 Wh
Weight 1,750 g + 100 g high capacity battery + 150 g capacitative screen
Dimensions ▪Width: 28.5 cm (11.2 inch)
▪Height: 23.4 cm (9.2 inch)
▪Depth: 3.7 cm (1.5 inch)
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Specification Explanation
Webcam ▪With a capacitative screen: integrated into the screen.
▪With a resistive screen: not available.
Mounting DAESSY mounting system mounting plate
Connectivity WiFi, Bluetooth
Audio ▪1 integrated microphone
▪2 integrated speakers
Switches 2 (programmable)
A Introduction
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B Description and operation
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1 Getting to know the Mobi (resistive)
Figure 1: Mobi front view
No Identification Explanation
1 Touch screen The device has a 12.1 inch resistive touch screen. See Resistive touch
screen on page 11.
2 On/off button This allows you to switch the device on/off or revert to sleep mode.
3 Dummy indicator This indicator is not used on this type of device.
4 Bluetooth indicator The indicator lights when a Bluetooth connection is made with an
external device.
5 Battery charge indicator The battery charge indicator lights up as soon as the device is
connected to the mains through the supplied power adapter. The
indicator is amber while charging. The indicator changes to green as
soon as the battery is charged.
6 On/off indicator The on/off indicator shows the status of the device:
▪no indicator light showing: device is switched off
▪red: battery capacity below 20%
▪amber: battery capacity is between 20% and 50%
▪green: battery capacity is higher or equal to 50%
7 Microphone opening This is the microphone opening which is used for sound to reach
the device's internal microphone when recording. The Mobi has 1
integrated microphone.
B Description and operation
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Figure 2: Mobi rear view
No Identification Explanation
8 Top button or button A This button is programmable. As standard, the Windows function
Master Volume Up is programmed.
9 Middle button or ESC button This button is NOT programmable, but can be disabled. Press this
button briefly to simulate a rightclick at the next touch off the screen.
Press and hold this button for 1.5 seconds to simulate an ESCAPE.
10 Bottom button or button B This button is programmable. As standard, the Windows function
Master Volume Down is programmed.
11 Connection to power supply This connection is to charge the device using the power adapter
included.
12 Connection switch 1 This input is for connecting switch 1.
13 Connection switch 2 This input is for connecting switch 2.
14 Tray stand The Mobi has a folding stand. The stand is designed so that the device
can be ergonomically supported on a tray. In its folded configuration,
the stand is securely held in place by a magnet.
15 Battery cover The battery cover protects the battery and can be removed by
unscrewing 3 screws.
16 Fan vent This opening is for additional cooling to the Mobi. Be sure to keep this
opening unobstructed!
17 Jack for headphones This output is for connecting headphones to the Mobi. The speakers
are not automatically disabled when you connect the headphones.
Headphones and speakers are controlled through the software.
B Description and operation
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No Identification Explanation
18 USB 2.0 The USB port allows you to connect USB-compatible devices and
peripherals such as a mouse, keyboard, printer, ...
19 USB 2.0 The USB port allows you to connect USB-compatible devices and
peripherals such as a mouse, keyboard, printer, ...
20 Reset This button is used to reset the device.
21 Speakers The device has a number of powerful loudspeakers.
22 Mounting plate DAESSY mounting system mounting plate
23 Camera (optional) The device can be equipped with an optional camera for taking photos
and videos.
24 Infrared receiver and transmitter The infrared receiver is used to record the infrared codes. Via
the infrared transmitter, the programmed infrared signals can be
transmitted to other devices.
2 Getting to know the Mobi (capacitative)
Figure 3: Mobi front view
No Identification Explanation
1 Touch screen The device has a 12.1 inch capacitative touch screen. See Capacitative
Touch Screen on page 12.
2 On/off button This allows you to switch the device on/off or revert to sleep mode.
3 Webcam The device has a front camera for taking photos and videos.
4 Infrared receiver The infrared receiver is used to record the infrared codes.
5 Battery charge indicator The battery charge indicator lights up as soon as the device is
connected to the mains through the supplied power adapter. The
indicator is amber while charging. The indicator changes to green as
soon as the battery is charged.
B Description and operation
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No Identification Explanation
6 On/off indicator The on/off indicator shows the status of the device:
▪no indicator light showing: device is switched off
▪red: battery capacity below 20%
▪amber: battery capacity is between 20% and 50%
▪green: battery capacity is higher or equal to 50%
7 Microphone opening This is the microphone opening which is used for sound to reach
the device's internal microphone when recording. The Mobi has 1
integrated microphone.
Figure 4: Mobi rear view
No Identification Explanation
8 Top button or button A This button is programmable. As standard, the Windows function
Master Volume Up is programmed.
9 Middle button or ESC button This button is NOT programmable, but can be disabled. Press this
button briefly to simulate a rightclick at the next touch off the screen.
Press and hold this button for 1.5 seconds to simulate an ESCAPE.
10 Bottom button or button B This button is programmable. As standard, the Windows function
Master Volume Down is programmed.
11 Connection to power supply This connection is to charge the device using the power adapter
included.
12 Connection switch 1 This input is for connecting switch 1.
13 Connection switch 2 This input is for connecting switch 2.
14 Tray stand The Mobi has a folding stand. The stand is designed so that the device
can be ergonomically supported on a tray. In its folded configuration,
the stand is securely held in place by a magnet.
B Description and operation
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No Identification Explanation
15 Battery cover The battery cover protects the battery and can be removed by
unscrewing 3 screws.
16 Fan vent This opening is for additional cooling to the Mobi. Be sure to keep this
opening unobstructed!
17 Jack for headphones This output is for connecting headphones to the Mobi. The speakers
are not automatically disabled when you connect the headphones.
Headphones and speakers are controlled through the software.
18 USB 2.0 The USB port allows you to connect USB-compatible devices and
peripherals such as a mouse, keyboard, printer, ...
19 USB 2.0 The USB port allows you to connect USB-compatible devices and
peripherals such as a mouse, keyboard, printer, ...
20 Reset This button is used to reset the device.
21 Speakers The device has a number of powerful loudspeakers.
22 Mounting plate DAESSY mounting system mounting plate
23 Camera (optional) The device can be equipped with an optional camera for taking photos
and videos.
24 Infrared transmitter This transmits infrared signals to other devices.
3 Accessories and options
Mobi (resistive)
▪Making calls via SIM card
▪Rear camera
▪JabblaIR
Mobi (capacitative)
▪Making calls via SIM card
▪Rear camera
▪JabblaIR
4 Operation
The Mobi is a versatile, symbol supported communication tool based on the Mind Express graphic communication program. Thanks to the Mind Express, voice
messages can be created by selecting images and/or symbols. Selection is done by:
▪touch screen
▪mouse
▪keyboard
▪switches
▪eye control
▪head control
The Mobi has a clear 12.1" high resolution touch screen. The Mobi is available in two versions:
▪Mobi with a resistive touch screen
▪Mobi with a capacitative touch screen
The Mobi runs on the Windows 10 operating system.
TIP
If you are not familiar with Windows 10, we advise that you only perform the actions described in this user guide and in the user guide of the Mind
Express program.
The device is equipped with an infrared receiver and an infrared transmitter. This enables you to control devices such as televisions, radios, DVD players using
infrared codes.
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5 Resistive touch screen
A resistive touch screen is pressure sensitive and can be operated with your fingers and other objects, such as a stylus. In the winter you can also operate the
touch screen with your gloves on. The touch screen consists of 2 layers with an air gap separating them. One of the layers has an electrical voltage applied to it.
By touching the touch screen you bring the two layers into contact with each other.
Advantages:
▪you can click on pixels very accurately
▪you can draw something very precisely with a stylus
▪cheaper
Disadvantages:
▪A certain pressure must always be exerted on the touch screen. If the expected pressure is not reached, the touch screen can react slowly or poorly.
▪The touch screen may be less legible in sunlight due to the reflections from the extra layer.
6 Capacitative Touch Screen
A capacitative touch screen can only be operated with your fingers or a stylus that simulates your fingers. The touch screen has a small electrical charge over its
whole surface. When you touch the screen with your finger, the electrical current is interrupted or diverted and this changes the capacitance. Your body conducts
the electricity. The point where this happens is interpreted as a touch on the touch screen.
Advantages:
▪no pressure is needed to register the touch
▪the touch screen is very sensitive and its operation is therefore suppler
Disadvantages:
▪operation is only possible with conductive objects such as a finger or a capacitative stylus.
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C Safety
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1 Safety
CAUTION
When mounting the device to a wheelchair, ensure that the unit is securely fastened and additionally locked, so that it cannot accidentally fall at
the slightest shock or impact.
NOTICE
The device uses a Li-ion battery. Do not dispose of the battery in the usual way when replacing it. Keep to the waste regulations that apply in your
region. You can always return the battery to your supplier.
NOTE
If you are not using the device for a longer period of time, always store it with the battery fully charged. Ensure that the unit is switched off.
CAUTION
Avoid heat sources in the vicinity of the device, or areas that may become particularly hot. For example, in summer it can become very hot in a car.
Temperatures that are too high may adversely affect the performance of the battery life.
CAUTION
The device is not watertight, but it has been designed in such a way that the screen area is splash-proof. At the rear there are openings for the
loudspeakers that could allow moisture or dirt to enter. This may affect the quality of the loudspeakers. Always try and avoid situations that
could cause moisture or dirt to enter the loudspeaker openings. Also take precautions when cleaning the device and always follow the cleaning
instructions.
CAUTION
Do not use the tray stand as a handle for carrying the device! By using the tray stand as a carrying handle, it may detach from the device, causing
the device to fall and possibly sustain damage.
The Mobi is equipped with WiFi and Bluetooth. Please observe the following safety precautions:
CAUTION
Do not use the device on a plane. Switch off the device.
CAUTION
Do not use the device in the hospital in the vicinity of medical electronic devices. The transmitted radio waves may affect the equipment.
CAUTION
Do not use the device in an environment where flammable gases are present (such as gas stations).
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D Getting started
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1 What's in the Mobi box?
The Mobi is supplied with the following parts:
▪carry case
▪power supply with plug and cable
▪USB input panel
▪USB mouse
▪USB stick
▪user guide Mobi
▪Mind Express (2 software licenses + Quick Start Guide)
2 First use
1. Connect the supplied power adapter between the device (11) and the power supply.
The battery charge indicator (5) will light up and remain amber while charging. As soon as the battery is fully charged, the indicator light changes to green.
Figure 5: The battery charge indicator with a capacitative screen
Figure 6: The battery charge indicator with a resistive screen
2. If the device is equipped with the functionality to make calls via the internal telephone (option), you must insert the SIM card. See Inserting a SIM card
(optional) on page 40.
3. Start the device. Press the on/off button (2).
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Figure 7: On/off button with a capacitative screen
Figure 8: On/off button with a resistive screen
During the device startup the on/off indicator will light briefly at one second intervals. Once the device has started up and is ready for use, the on/off
indicator will stay on.
3 Storing the device for an extended period
1. Shut down the device. See Shutting down the Mobi on page 32.
NOTE
The device must not be in sleep mode! In sleep mode the on/off indicator lights briefly every 4 seconds.
2. Fully charge the device. See Charging the Mobi on page 19.
3. Place the device in the carry case.
4. Store the device with carry case in a dry place at room temperature (20 °C / 68 °F).
5. Fully charge the battery every 6 months.
If you allow the battery to get empty, the device will no longer start.
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E Control
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