Titan EyeX Smart eyewear User manual

Titan EyeX Smart
eyewear
User Guide

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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 Call ………………………………………….. 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
•Functions Provided with the App. ……………………… 17
•Additional Features with App. …………………………... 18
▪App. Main Screen & Fitness Screen ……………….. 18
▪Find Glasses …………………………………………… 19
▪Locate Glasses ………………………………………… 19
▪Play Notifications ……………………………………… 20
▪Calendar Alert ………………………………………….. 22
▪Custom Swipe 1 ……………………………………….. 23
▪Custom Swipe 2 ……………………………………….. 24
▪Presentation Control ………………………………….. 25
▪PPT control software on Windows Computer ……. 26
▪Glasses Settings ………………………………………. 27
•Set Goals &units. …………………………………………….. 27
•Sedentary Reminder ……………………………………… 28
•Notifications ………………………………………………... 28
•My Account …………………………………………………. 28
•Firmware Update …………………………………………… 29
•Unpair & Factory reset ……………………………………. 29
•Quit app……… ……………………………………………. 29

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Device Reset ……………………………………… 30
•Pairing to 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
Note that this manual covers the new swipe-touch based functions
and manual connection starting with software version 2.1.0. Please
refer to old manual for functions using old touch and auto wake up
connections before this version

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Getting Started
Warning:
The device plastics are fully sealed for waterproofing. Any
attempt to tamper will void warranty.
Right Temple
is Master
Left Temple
is Peer
Touch Area
Left
Touch Area
Right
LED
Speaker
Directional
Audio
Front Rim
Mic
Touch Start
Touch End

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Getting Started
Charging:
Charge the unit before first time use. Full charge takes
about two hours.
Charger cable with magnetic pogo pin is used for
charging. The charger comes with Y-Split cable with two
connectors having left & right indication. Connect the
connectors to the temples (Right, Left).
Blue LED indicates device is charging.
Upon charge completion, the LED turns Green.
Please note that the EyeX is not usable during
charging. The device disconnects from phone
during charging and reconnects upon
removing charger
Direction of the connector with
cable running towards back

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Getting Started
The right side temple is the master device that connects
to the phone and has a built-in mic. The left side temple
is the peer device that connects to master and gets audio
from the master.
Touch Input:
The touch start and end areas are shown below. With
each swipe of the touch area you will hear haptic sound
of clicking (in some modes, you will hear ding sound
instead of clicking).
Swipe Backward
Swipe Forward

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Getting Started
Power on the device
Power On:
Swipe front 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 upside down
mode, it will power on with just a touch also
The temples will boot up and announce powering on.
Master and Peer have to be powered on individually.
This operation is needed only when the device is in
powered off state.
There will be 2-3 second delay in haptic click sound with
touch swipe during power on
Power Off:
If placing the glasses in upside down state, it will power
off
If full power off is needed, swipe backward on the left
temple. When asked to confirm, swipe backward again on
left temple to confirm Power Off. The device will play
power off and then shutdown.

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Power-Off Positions
Glasses placed upside down
Glasses folding and placed upside down
In these two upside-down positions, the glasses will power
off after 10 seconds. To power on, you pick up the glasses
and touch the touch area on both temples.
Please note that the above description is for default off state
of “Auto power on (Beta)” setting in advanced setting. Please
refer Advanced settings section for description when this
setting is on

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Getting Started
Bluetooth connection from phone to glasses
•The Device is shipped in power off mode
•Make sure the device is powered on
•Make sure blue LED is blinking fast (once in 2 seconds)
(discoverable mode) on the right temple. If not, you
might have to do factory reset the glasses (swipe
backward and forward on right temple)
•Make sure that your phone’s Bluetooth® is turned on.
•Go to the phone’s Bluetooth menu and pair to Titan
EyeX-XXXX from the available device list. If you see
two devices with same EyeX names, please connect to
device with headset icon.
Note that the headset icon represents the audio
connection and other icon represents the BLE data
connection. In some cases you will see both icons
connected in the Bluetooth menu.
•On Android phones make sure to select “Pair” when
phone gives Bluetooth pair request. This step is very
important for reliable Bluetooth connection. (If this
step is missed, user will have to restart new Bluetooth
connection with factory reset).

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•In iPhone, please make sure the connected EyeX
device in Bluetooth list has ‘i’ next to it. If this is missing,
it has bad Bluetooth connection. You need to
disconnect and reconnect again. This can be done by
unpairing or by doing factory reset. Sometimes you will
see two EyeX connections one with ‘i’ and one without
‘i’. This is normal and does not cause any problem.
•Once paired the master temple LED will blink Green.
The audio message will play the connection status
Please note that you should wear or keep
the frames in upright position during setup
process. If the frames are kept upside
down, the frames will power off and will not
work

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•Getting Started
•Install the phone App.
•The Titan EyeX phone companion app enables
additional functions of the device such as Fitness
tracking, Notification reading, Find glasses, Read time
and weather etc.
•Note: The app requires an IOS version >10.2 or an
Android version >7.0.
•On your phone, go to App Store (IOS) or Play Store
(Android) to download and install the Titan EyeX app.

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Getting Started
Configure glasses using the phone APP.
•Start the Titan EyeX app on the phone, then follow the
on-screen instructions to connect app with Glasses.
•Accept requested permissions
•When given option, switch-on accessibility for Titan
EyeX and press back button to go back to app. This will
allow app to fetch notifications from phone. (if 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 customizing it using the phone app.

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Device Usage
Checking battery level and connection status
Swipe forward and swipe backward within one second on
either temple.
The 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 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 on 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 additional audio prompt will play Low
Battery please charge.
Note: If there is no LED indication, the device may be
powered off. Switch on the device by Swipe forward or
backward. If there is still no indication, please charge the
device.

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Device Usage
Functions are supported by default without the App.
Phone Call
-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.
Call Mute
-While on the phone call in glasses, swipe forward on
the right temple. To unmute again Swipe forward on the
Right temple.
Music Play
-To start music: Swipe backward twice (within 1 second
gap) on right temple
-To stop (toggle) music: Swipe backward twice (within 1
second gap) on right temple
Note: On Android phones, the music needs to be started
on phone first time.
While music is playing
-Next song: Swipe forward on the right temple
-Previous song: Swipe backward on the right temple.
-To increase volume: Swipe forward on the left temple.
-To decrease volume: Swipe backward on left temple.

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Voice Assistant (OK Google or Siri)
-Swipe forward twice (within a 1-second gap) on the
right temple.
-Start speaking after the beep.
-Response from the voice assistant will be heard on the
speakers.
-To cancel during play, Swipe forward twice on the right
temple.
Note: On some Samsung phones you need to change
the default voice assistant to Google (not Bixby). The
below video explains the procedure.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XMu13OylbI

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Device Usage
Alexa
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.
Instructions to configure and add device in Alexa
-Download Amazon Alexa app.
-Login/sign up with Amazon Credentials.
-Click on ‘Devices’ option on bottom right corner.
-Click on ‘+’ icon and select the add device option.
-And search for Headphones option and then select the
TitanEyeX-xxxx and set it.
Alexa usage
-Swipe forward twice (within a 1-second gap) on the left
temple.
-Start speaking after the beep.
-Response from Alexa will be heard on the speakers.
-To cancel during play, swipe forward twice on the left
temple.
Note: Alexa is not supported in iPhone in the current
hardware.

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App Functionality
App Interface
Main Screen

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App Functionality
Functions provided with the App.
•Display fitness data: Steps, Distance, Calories and
Active time.
•Find Glasses: Glasses will beep when the user
selects the “Find Glasses” button on the App.
•Locate Glasses: Last known location of the glasses
is saved on the phone.
•Play Notifications using Text to Speech (only on
Android)
•Calendar alert.
•Custom-swipe 1:
oGlasses Reads Time & Weather,
oCamera Remote Snap
•Custom-swipe 2:
oGlasses will find the paired Phone by Beeping
on Phone.
•Presentation control in computer.
•Glasses Settings change.

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App Functionality
Additional Features with APP
App Main Screen & Fitness Screens
The fitness main screen displays current day’s fitness
data. It displays target wheel with steps walked and
progress to target. The target steps is set to 5000 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.
Touching the centre of the fitness screen wheel will take
the user to corresponding historical information screen.
This screen displays historical fitness data. The historical
information can be displayed in daily (7 days data) or
weekly (7 weeks data) or monthly (12 month data).
App Main Screen
App Fitness Screen

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App Functionality
Find My Device
Select the “Features” tab in the main screen and select
“Find My Device”. The Glasses will beep for 10 seconds.
Clicking this button again on app or swiping on left temple
will stop the beep on the glasses
Locate Glasses:
Find my device button works as locate glasses function
when the EyeX is disconnected
This feature will indicate last seen location of the Glasses.
When a Bluetooth connection to Glasses is lost, the
location of the phone is recorded and saved as last known
location of the Glasses. User can locate his Glasses
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