SMARTX EYEWEAR TITAN EYEX User manual

User Guide

Table Of Contents
Getting Started 03
Warning 03
Charging 04
Touch Input 05
Power on the Device 06
Install the Phone App 07
Connect Your Glasses to Your Phone 10
Configure Your Glasses Using the Phone App 11
Device Usage 12
Checking Battery Level and Connection Status 12
Functions Supported by Default Without the App 13
Incoming Calls 13
Music Play 14
Voice Assistant (OK Google or Siri) 14
Alexa 15
Instructions to Configure and Add Device in Alexa. 15
App Functionality 16
App Interface 16
App Functions 17
Additional App Features 18
App Main Screen & Fitness Screen 18
Find Glasses 19
Locate Glasses 19
Play Notifications 20
Calendar Alerts 22
Custom Swipe 1 23
Custom Swipe 2 24
Presentation Controls 25
PPT Control Software on Windows Computer 26
Glasses Settings 27
Set Goals & Units 27
Sedentary Reminders 28
Notifications 28
My Account 28
Firmware Update 29
Unpair & Factory Reset 29
Quit App 29

Device Reset 30
Pairing Your Phone or Switching Phones 30
Peer to Master Connection 30
Eyecare Menu 31
Touch Operation Summary 32
Specifications 33
Warranty & Support 34
Regulatory & Notices 35
Table Of Contents
Note: This manual covers the new swipe-touch-based functions and
manual connection, starting with software version 2.1.0. Please refer
to the old manual for functions using the old touch and auto wake-up
connections before this version.

Charging
Warning
The device plastics are fully sealed for waterproofing. Any attempt
to tamper will void the warranty.
Front Rim
Mic Touch Area
Right
LED Right Temple
is Master
Speaker Directional Audio
Touch End Touch Area Left Touch Start
Direction of the connector with the
cable running towards the back
Left Temple
is Peer
Charge the unit before first-time use. A full charge takes about
two hours.
A charger cable with a magnetic pogo pin is used for charging.
The charger comes with a Y-Split cable with two connectors
having left and right indications. Connect the connectors to the
temples (right and left).
Blue LED indicates that the device is charging.
Upon charge completion, the LED turns green.
Getting Started
Please note that EyeX is not usable during charging. The device
disconnects from the phone during charging and reconnects
upon removing the charger.

Touch Input:
Power On the Device
The right temple is the master device that connects to the phone
and has a built-in mic. The left temple is the peer device that
connects to the master and gets audio from the master.
The touch start and end areas are shown below. With each swipe
of the touch area, you will hear the haptic sound of clicking
(in some modes, you will hear a ding sound instead of clicking).
Swipe Forward
Swipe Backward
Power On:
Swipe forward on the touch area of the right temple and the left
temple. If prompted to swipe again, please do so. Note that if the
device is powering on from an upside-down position, it will power
on with just a touch also.
The temples will boot up and announce that the device is
powering on. Both temples (master and peer) have to be
powered on individually. This operation is needed only when the
device is in a powered-off state.
During power on, there will be a 2-3 second delay in haptic click
sounds from the touch swipes.
Power Off:
If the glasses are placed in an upside-down position, they will
power off.
If a full power off is needed, swipe backward on the left temple.
When asked to confirm, swipe backward again on the left temple
to confirm the power off. The device will play “Power Off” and
then shutdown.
Getting Started

Power Off Positions
The glasses will power off in these two upside-down positions after
10 seconds. To turn it back on, pick up the glasses and touch the
touch area on both temples.
Glasses placed upside down
Getting Started
Please note that the above description is for the default off state of
the “Auto power on (Beta)” setting in the advanced settings. Please
refer to the older manual for a description of when this setting is on.

Bluetooth Connection from Phone to Glasses
 The device is shipped in the power-o mode.
 Make sure the device is powered on.
 Make sure the blue LED on the right temple is blinking fast (once
in 2 seconds). This means it is in discoverable mode. If not, you
might have to factory reset the glasses (swipe backward and
forward on the right temple to do this).
 Make sure that your phone’s Bluetooth® is turned on.
 Go to the phone’s Bluetooth menu and pair with Titan EyeX-XXXX
from the available device list. If you see two devices with the
same EyeX names, please connect to the device with the headset
icon. Make sure the device is powered on.
On Android phones, select ‘Pair’ when the phone gives a
Bluetooth pair request. This step is very important for a reliable
Bluetooth connection (if this step is missed, the user will have
to start a new Bluetooth connection by resetting the glasses to
their factory settings).
Getting Started
Note: The headset icon represents the audio connection, and the
other represents the BLE data connection. Sometimes, you will
see both icons connected in the Bluetooth menu.

Install the Phone App
 In iPhone, please make sure the connected EyeX device in the
Bluetooth list has an ‘i’ next to it. If this is missing, it has a bad
Bluetooth connection. You need to disconnect and reconnect
again. This can be done by unpairing or resetting the factory
settings. Sometimes you will see two EyeX connections, one
with an ‘i’ and one without. This is normal and does not cause
problems.
 Once paired, the master temple LED will blink green. An audio
message will play the connection status.
 The Titan EyeX phone companion app enables additional
functions such as Fitness Tracking, Notification Reading, Finding
Glasses, Reading Time and Weather, etc.
 Note: The app requires an iOS version >10.2 or an Android
version >7.0.
Getting Started
Please note that you should wear or keep the frames upright during
the setup process. If the frames are kept upside down, the frames
will power off and not work.
Go to the App Store (iOS) or Play Store (Android) to download and
install the Titan EyeX app on your phone.

 Start the Titan EyeX app on the phone. Then follow the
on-screen instructions to connect the app with the glasses.
 Accept requested permissions.
 When given the option, switch on accessibility for Titan EyeX
and press the back button to go back to the app. This will allow
the app to fetch notifications from the phone (if the back
button does not go to the app, restart the Titan EyeX app).
 You have now completed your glasses setup. The rest of this
guide provides information about using the device and
customising it with the phone app.
Configure Glasses Using the Phone App
Getting Started

Checking Battery Level and Connection Status
Functions Supported by Default
Without the App
 To answer the call: Swipe forward on the right temple.
 To reject the call: Swipe backward on the right temple.
 To end the call: Swipe backward on the right temple.
 To increase volume: Swipe forward on the left temple.
 To decrease volume: Swipe backward on the left temple.
 While on a phone call in EyeX, swipe forward on the right
temple. To unmute again, swipe forward on the right temple.
Swipe forward and backward within one second on either temple.
An audio message will play the level of the battery and
connection status.
Yellow LED will blink 1-4 times, indicating the battery level of
the glasses.
 One additional blink for the left temple status is indicated below:
Green LED will blink once if the peer is connected.
Red LED will blink if the peer is not connected.
 One last blink for the right temple status is indicated below:
Green LED will blink once if the phone is connected.
Red LED will blink if the phone is not connected.
At low battery, an additional audio prompt will play, "low battery
please charge”.
Phone Call
Call Mute
Device Usage
Note: If there is no LED indication, the device may be powered off.
Switch on the device by swiping forward or backward. If there is
still no indication, please charge the device.

Note: On Android phones, the music needs to be started on
the phone for the first time.
Note: While in a call swipe forward on the right temple
 To start music: Swipe backward twice (within 1 second) on the
right temple.
 To stop (toggle) music: Swipe backward twice (within 1 second)
on the right temple.
 Next song: Swipe forward on the right temple.
 Previous song: Swipe backward on the right temple.
Swipe twice to listen previous song, one swipe will play the
current song from beginning
 To increase volume: Swipe forward on the left temple.
 To decrease volume: Swipe backward on the left temple.
Music Play
While music is playing
Device Usage

Note: Alexa is not supported on iPhone in the current hardware.
The device supports Alexa through the connected phone in Android.
Please make sure to install the Amazon Alexa companion app and
make sure user settings are configured.
 Download the Amazon Alexa app.
 Login/Sign up with Amazon credentials.
 Click on the ‘Devices’ option in the bottom right corner.
 Click on the ‘+’ icon and select the ‘Add Device’ option.
 Search for the ‘Headphones’ option and then select
‘TitanEyeX-xxxx’.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XMu13OylbI
Alexa
Instructions to Configure and Add Device in Alexa
Voice Assistant (OK Google or Siri)
 Swipe forward twice (within 1 second) on the left temple.
 Start speaking after the beep.
 Response from Alexa will be heard on the speakers.
 To cancel during playback, swipe forward twice on the
left temple.
Alexa Usage
Device Usage
Device Usage

App Interface
Main Screen
App Functionality

 Display Fitness Data: steps, distance, calories and active time.
 Find Glasses: Glasses will beep when the user selects the ‘Find
Glasses’ option on the app.
 Locate Glasses: If glass went to power off or glass got
disconnected.
 Play Notifications Using Text to Speech (only on Android).
 Calendar Alerts.
 Custom Swipe 1:
 Glasses Reads Time & Weather,
 Camera Remote Snap
 Custom Swipe 2:
 Glasses will find the paired phone by beeping on the
phone.
 Presentation Controls on Computer.
 Change Glasses Settings.
The fitness main screen displays the current day’s fitness data. It
displays a target wheel with steps walked and progress to the
target. The target steps are set to 5,000 steps as default. This
target can be changed in settings. The fitness screen also
displays distance walked, calories burned and active time for the
current day
Functions Provided With the App
Additional Features with App
App Main Screen & Fitness Screens
App Main Screen App Fitness Screen
App Functionality

Select the ‘Features’ tab on the main screen and select ‘Find My
Device’. The glasses will beep for 10 seconds. Clicking this
button again on the app or swiping on the left temple will stop
the beeping.
‘Find My Device’ button works as the
‘Locate Glasses’ function when EyeX is
disconnected.
This feature will indicate the last seen
location of the glasses. When a Bluetooth
connection to the glasses is lost, the
phone's location is recorded and saved as
the last known location of the glasses.
The user can locate his glasses based on
this location. If the glasses are not
connected to the phone, the last location
is displayed on the app.
Find My Device
Locate Glasses
STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3
App Functionality
Note: This feature requires 'Location Permission’ to be enabled on
the phone.

Note: This feature is available only on Android.
Note: Selecting silent mode on the home screen will disable
all notifications.
When a notification arrives, a beep is played on the glasses. If the
user swipes forward on the right temple within 10 seconds of the
beep, the notification message is played to the user. A swipe
forward/backward while the notification is playing will stop the
playback.
The user can enable which category of notifications they would
like to be alerted from the settings menu.
The app will send the glasses a list of calendar (Google or iPhone
calendar) events. The glasses will play a beep at the time of the
calendar event. The calendar event details are played if the user
swipes after the beep. Users can enable or disable the alerts from
the app settings under ‘Fitness & Misc’.
Note: Auto-sync feature of the user’s Google account should be on
to get calendar alerts from Android phones.
Play Notifications
Calendar Alerts
App Functionality

Custom Touch 1 (Time, Weather & Camera Snap)
A swipe forward on the left temple will play the current time.
The second swipe forward after the time is played will play the
current weather. The weather units (C or F) can be configured
from the settings screen.
The glasses can be used to trigger the phone camera snap. Go to
the 'Features’ tab and select ‘Camera Remote’. In this camera
screen, a swipe forward on the left temple will invoke a camera
snap on the phone. The photos will be saved in the phone gallery.
App Functionality

Custom Touch 2 (Find Phone)
Presentation Controls
 Once connected to the glasses, use the swipe function to
control the PPT:
 Next Slide: Swipe forward on the right temple.
 Previous Slide: Swipe backward on the right temple.
Two swipes backward (within 1 second) on the left temple will
activate the ‘Find Phone’ feature. The phone will beep for 6
seconds. The beep can be stopped by another swipe backward.
A presentation on the user’s computer can be controlled using the
swipe function of the glasses. This function requires the user’s
phone and computer to be on the same Wi-Fi network. The user
should have the installed applicable software on his computer.
App Functionality

 Download and install the desktop/computer software from the
below link or the PPT companion app pop-up:
https://www.fastrack.in/collections/reflex-wav
 Both the phone and computer must be connected to the same
network.
 Select the ‘Start Presentation’ option from the app drop-down
menu.
 The app will trigger the glasses’ Presentation Mode.
 Open the computer software and enter the computer’s IP
address, displayed on the computer software, in the app.
 Minimise the application window on the computer.
 The user can start controlling the presentation by swiping
forward and backward.
The settings screen is used to configure user preferences such
as target steps, standard metric units, notification preferences,
etc.
PPT Control Software on Windows Computers
Glasses Settings
App Functionality

The glasses will alert the user with “Idle for XXX time” when the user
does not walk during daytime hours (8 am to 8 pm).
Distance Format: The display distance on the app can be set to
kilometres (km) or miles (m). The default is kilometres (km).
Google Fit or Apple Health: Google Fit or Apple Health integration
can be switched on or off.
Notifications can be enabled/disabled for email, Facebook, Twitter,
SMS, WhatsApp, WeChat, Messenger and many others.
Users can enter their name, gender, age, height and weight on this
screen. This information is used to calculate the distance covered
and calories burned.
The user can factory reset the glasses from the app settings. With
a factory reset, all the user’s fitness data is erased. Once done, the
user has to start with a new pairing of the glasses to the phone.
This option is useful when the user is switching the glasses to a
new phone or if the glasses’ Bluetooth connection gets corrupted.
 In Set Goals, the user can set the daily target steps and calorie
burn target.
 In Units, the user can select weight, height and distance units.
Set Goals/Units
Notifications
My Account
Unpair & Factory Reset (From App)
Sedentary Reminder
App Functionality