ODG R-7 User manual

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R-7
USER GUIDE

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© Osterhout Group, Inc 2015-2017
Osterhout Group retains and reserves all rights.
ODG Part #: 580-00032 | Rev 2.1.0 Aug 2017

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Thank you for purchasing the world’s
rst fully integrated, 3D, see-through,
smartglasses. This User Guide is
available for download on the ODG
Support website.
Welcome
For questions, additional information not
found within this guide, or to open a support
ticket visit our Support site:
Documentation and development guidance
can be accessed through the ReticleOS
Developer Center:
support.osterhoutgroup.com
developer.osterhoutgroup.com
Customer Support
Developer Support

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Your ODG R-7 device has been designed and manufactured to stringent
quality and safety standards. You should, however, be aware of the following
important precauons for the safe use of the smartglasses and accessories.
Warning: This device contains magnets and should be kept at a
distance from persons with any metallic, electronic, or magnec
device implants in the body.
This device contains lithium ion baeries, which can explode or cause
burns if disassembled or exposed to re or high heat. Baeries must
be disposed and recycled safely and properly. If baery swelling or
deformaon occurs immediately stop using the device.
Read and heed all of these instrucons and warnings carefully.
Keep these instrucons for future reference.
Clean only with dry microber cloth, supplied.
Only use aachments/accessories specied by ODG.
Do not store smartglasses near any heat sources such as radiators,
registers, stoves, vehicle interiors, ampliers or other items that
produce heat.
Safety & Care

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Welcome...........................................3
Safety & Care ....................................4
Table of Contents ..............................5
Included in the Kit..............................6
Features Overview .............................7
Main Controls................................. 8-9
Track Pad........................................ 10
Input Modes.................................... 10
System Menu .................................. 11
Status Bar ....................................... 11
Launcher.................................... 12-13
Reticle Speed Mouse .................. 14-16
Head Strap...................................... 17
Removeable Ear Horns................ 18-19
Earbuds .......................................... 20
Cleaning ......................................... 20
Charging ......................................... 21
Interchangeable Nose Bridges.......... 22
Corrective Lenses............................ 22
Technical Specications ..................23
Important Notices ...........................24
Table of Contents

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INCLUDED IN THE KIT
R-7 Smartglasses Storage Case
2 Ear Buds
USB Power Adapter
USB To Micro-USB
Recle Speed Mouse
Charging Cable
User Guide
Head Strap
Lens Cleaning Cloth
Interchangeable
Nose Bridges
Recle Speed Mouse™
(RSM)
Magnec USB
Data & Power Cable

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Controls Removable
Shields
Vibraon
Feedback
Camera
Track Pad
Track Pad
Temples
Magnec USB Data
& Power Port
FEATURES OVERVIEW
Vibraon
Feedback
Removable
Ear Horns
Magnec
Earbud Port
FRONT VIEW
TOP VIEW
Flashlight

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Decrease Volume
One Step
Continually
Decrease Volume
Hold
Increase Volume
One Step
Continually
Increase Volume
Hold
VOLUME DOWN
VOLUME UP
Power On
Displays On/Off
(When device is o)
(When device is on)
2 sec
Display
Shutdown
Menu
12 sec
Force
Shutdown
POWER
LEFT TEMPLE
MAIN CONTROLS

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Display
System Menu
Previous
Screen
Go to
Launcher
3 sec
MENU
BACK
MULTI-FUNCTION
(Default Seng)
Toggle Input Mode:
Cursor/Selector
You can program the mul-funcon
buon to perform various commands.
To customize this buon, go to
Sengs > Recle > Temple Buons
RIGHT TEMPLE
BOTTOM VIEW

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The Track Pad is located on top of
the right temple of the smartglasses,
and there is another located on the
Recle Speed Mouse (See Diagram,
Page 14). The Track Pad is an input
device that allows the user to control
the soware interface by swiping
with a ngerp. It is a device that
funcons equally with gloved or
gloveless ngers.
Pressing down on a Track Pad
represents a click or selects an item.
Pressing down for 3 seconds displays
contextual menu on Launcher items
(See Launcher,
Page 12).
There are two modes of the Track Pad input. To switch modes, either press
the mul-funcon buon to toggle modes (See Main Controls, Page 8-9). If the
mul-funcon buon has been re-assigned press Menu once to display the
System Menu, then select Input Mode.
Swiping the Track Pad allows free
movement of the cursor in any
direcon in the same manner as a
computer mouse.
Swiping the Track Pad up, down,
le, or right funcons in the same
manner as standard 4-way arrow
keys on a keyboard, allowing the
user to select items, navigate
through the interface, or scroll.
CURSOR MODE
SELECTOR MODE
TRACK PAD
INPUT MODES
RIGHT TEMPLE, TOP
Track Pad