Morrow Autofocals User manual

User manual English

Mor’ to see
in a few
easy steps.

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4.0
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Start guide
Welcome
Using your Autofocals
Autofocals explained
Autofocal technology
Battery life and charging
Bluetooth connectivity
Emergency calling
Autofocal Unique ID
Technical information
Safety information
Eyewear maintenance and care
Warranty and servicing
Eyewear specifications
Customer support
Glossary of terms
Disclaimers
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1.0
Start guide

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51.1 Welcome
Most glasses don’t come with instructions. But
these aren’t most glasses. You’re now a member
of the diverse community joined by an appetite
for life (and perfect vision). It’s time to finally see
what you’ve been missing.
No more swapping specs or letting possibilities
pass you by. Experiences will become richer,
culture will soak deeper, curiosities will be
quenched and life will be sharper in every
respect. But first we have to magnify a few
practical things.
This manual will give you all the basics, from
initial set-up to everyday use – and if you need
further help, our expert engineers and advanced
optometrists are waiting to answer any questions
you may have.
If you haven’t already, try on your new Autofocals
and click the button to experience every detail of
this manual in perfect clarity.
You’ll need to connect the charger to wake them
up from low power mode if this is the first time
you’ve used them.
1.1
Welcome
Whatsapp
Phone call
E-mail
Book video call
Visit
TBC
[phone]
[e-mail]
morroweyewear.com/bookvideocall
morroweyewear.com/support

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What’s in the box?
Seeing is believing.
Here are all the necessary parts your eyewear
will need to keep it operating to its full potential.
D Charging adapter
E Lens cloth
F Manual EN+FR+NL
A Autofocals
B Autofocals case
C Charging cable
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Using your Autofocals
1.2 Using your Autofocals

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Caution:
If any part of your Autofocals or accessories are
damaged, DO NOT proceed to use. Please contact
Morrow customer support immediately.
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91.2 Using your Autofocals
1.2 Using your Autofocals
Autofocal lens
Distant vision area
Intermediate vision area (if applicable to your
personal prescription)
Near vision area (only visible when activated)
Right Electronic Module
Autofocal LED indicator
Autofocal button
Left Electronic Module
Charging port
Charging cable
Charger head
Charger USB
Tip:
See our glossary of terms in Section 4.0 for definitions
on each feature.
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101.2 Using your Autofocals
1.2 Using your Autofocals
No. of blinks
Activity
Autofocals ON (power up)
Autofocals OFF (power down)
Low battery (less than 20%)
Battery charging
Battery charged to full
Bluetooth ON and connected
Bluetooth ready for pairing
Bluetooth OFF
Emergency call activated
Emergency call successful
Low power mode activated
LED
Green x2
Red x2
Red x1 Every 10 secs
Amber
Green
Blue
Blue
Blue
Purple
Purple
White
Solid
Solid
x2
x2 Repeatedly
x3
x5 Repeatedly
Solid
x5
Autofocal activity status
The LED indicator on your Autofocals will tell
you exactly what’s going on with the battery,
connectivity and more – here’s what the
behaviours mean:

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111. 2 Using your Autofocals
1.2 Using your Autofocals
Powering up your Autofocals
Press the Autofocal button on the right temple
once. When your Autofocals have powered up,
the LED indicator will blink green twice.
When powering up your Autofocals for the first
time (or should they become unpaired from
a smartphone or tablet), your eyewear will
attempt to pair with a Bluetooth enabled device.
The LED indicator will blink blue twice repeatedly
to indicate Autofocal Bluetooth is ON and ready
for pairing.
After powering up, if your Autofocals are already
paired with a smartphone or tablet device, the
LED indicator will blink blue twice.
Read section 2.3 for more information on how to
pair your Autofocals with a digital device.
Tip:
Download the Morrow app on a smartphone or tablet
device to successfully pair with your Autofocals using
Bluetooth connectivity.
Tip:
You’ll need to connect the charger to wake your
Autofocals up from low power mode if this is the first
time you’ve used them.
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1.2 Using your Autofocals
Once your Autofocals are powered up, you’re
ready to see the difference.
Switch ON near vision
Press the Autofocal button on the right stem
once. The near vision area of your Autofocal
lens will activate in less than 0.6 seconds,
switching ON the magnification you need to read
information close-up.
Switch OFF near vision
Press the Autofocal button on the right stem
once again. The near vision area of your Autofocal
lens will deactivate in less than 0.6 seconds,
switching OFF the magnification you need to
read information close-up.
Tip:
To preserve power, switch OFF near vision when close-
up magnification is not needed. Your Autofocal battery
can deliver up to 8 hours of active lens time between
charge cycles.
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1.2 Using your Autofocals
Powering down your Autofocals
To optimise your Autofocal battery life even
further, we recommend that you power down
your Autofocals when you’re not wearing them.
Press and hold the button on the right temple
for 2 seconds and release once the LED starts
blinking red. The LED will blink twice indicating
your Autofocals have powered down successfully.
If you’re experiencing further issues related to
powering your Autofocals up or down, scan the
QR code below using your smartphone or tablet
device’s camera.
Tip:
Powering down your Autofocals before charging will
increase the life span of the battery.
Holding the power button down for 20 seconds will
put the device into a low power consumption mode for
long periods of inactivity.
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2.0
Autofocals
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152.1 Autofocal technology
2.1
Autofocal technology
Embedded between two ultra-precise, thin-cut
optical lenses lies a delicate layer of our own
pioneering Active Liquid Crystal technology.
This advanced technology is what enables you to
experience sharper, wider vision – both near and
far – at the touch of a button.
Prescription lens layer one
Lens foil (Active Liquid Crystal)
Prescription lens layer two
Tip:
See our Glossary of terms in section 4.0
for definitions of each feature.
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AUTOFOCALS
2.1 Autofocal technology
2.1 Autofocal technology
Near vision OFF
When the near vision area of your Autofocal
lens is switched OFF, the Active Liquid Crystal
is programmed to match your distant and (if
applicable) intermediate optical prescriptions.
This ensures that no additional magnification
is created.
Near vision ON
When the near vision area of your Autofocal
lens is switched ON, energy pulses supercharge
the Active Liquid Crystal and instruct it to
refract light to a prescribed setting. This light
refraction creates the additional close-up
magnification needed to activate your near
vision, in a click.
Tip:
To preserve power, switch OFF near vision when
close-up magnification is not needed. Your Autofocal
battery can deliver up to 8 hours of active lens time
between charge cycles.
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Your Autofocals’ powerful Panasonic battery*
only takes 1 hour to recharge from zero to
100%, lasting up to 48 hours and delivering as
much as 8 hours active lens time.
To get the most out of the battery between
charges, turn OFF near vision when it’s not in
use and power down the eyewear completely
when you’re not wearing them.
Whether you decide to complete a full charge
or only partially charge the battery, the
smart technology will actively monitor battery
health to ensure intermittent charging doesn’t
compromise battery life. Your eyewear is
energised to keep up with a busy lifestyle.
All Autofocal batteries have a lifecycle of approximately
500 charges before the battery life is shortened. Please
see full battery Ts & Cs for more information at
morroweyewear.com/batterycharging.
AUTOFOCALS
2.2 Battery life and charging
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182.2 Battery life and charging
2.2 Battery life and charging
Charging your Autofocals to 100%
Before charging we recommend powering down
your Autofocals.
To connect the charging cable head to your
Autofocals, align the pins with the charging port
on the left Electronic Module.
Lightly press the charging head against the port
until the pins magnetically snap into place.
Insert the charging cable USB into the
charging adapter and plug into a power socket.
Alternatively, plug the USB directly into a
switched-on computer or mains USB wall socket.
If your Autofocals are charging successfully, the
LED indicator will glow solid amber constantly.
Should your Autofocals fail to start charging,
please check that the power supply the USB is
plugged into is turned ON.
When the battery is fully charged to 100%, the
LED indicator will glow solid green constantly.
Switch OFF the power socket (if applicable),
unplug the charging cable USB and disconnect
the charging head from the charging port on
your Autofocals.
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192. 2 Battery life and charging
2.2 Battery life and charging
Tip:
The smart electronics in your Autofocals ensure that
partial charging does not compromise battery health
and reduce the battery lifecycle.
Tip:
To monitor the battery % remaining and receive
charge reminders, connect your Autofocals to the
Morrow app on your smartphone or tablet device.
Partially charging your Autofocals
In order to experience the longest active lens
time, it is recommended that you charge your
eyewear to 100% every time the battery runs
low. However, we understand this will not always
suit your active routine.
Partial charging allows you to increase your
active lens time through quick top-up charges.
Review the table below to understand how much
of a boost the battery will receive each time the
charge is re-energised.
Top-up charge time
5 minutes
30 minutes
10 minutes
45 minutes
1 hour
Active lens time increase
= up to 30 minutes extra
= up to 4 hours extra
= up to 1 hour extra
= up to 6 hours extra
= up to 8 hours extra
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202.2 Battery life and charging
2.2 Battery life and charging
Overcharging your Autofocals
It is impossible for you to overcharge your
Autofocals. The eyewear’s smart electronics will
stop additional charging once your Autofocals
are charged to 100%, to protect against
battery overcharging and overheating.
To prevent your Autofocals from short-circuiting,
we recommend that you unplug them once they
are fully charged. Leaving the eyewear on charge
for longer than 12 hours increases the risk of
battery damage that can be caused by electrical
surges in a power socket or computer.
Caution:
DO NOT wear your Autofocals while charging. Only use
this product with a Morrow-approved power supply
that meets local regulatory requirements (e.g. UL, CSA,
VDE, CCC).
Caution:
DO NOT leave your Autofocals on charge for prolonged
periods of time or during a lightning storm.
To prevent overheating it is not recommended to
charge your Autofocals outdoors where they can be
exposed to bright sunlight.
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