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- Page 1 ® HeadMouse Nano User Guide Wireless Head-controlled Mouse...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Hardware Description ..............6 Setup and Installation ..............10 Mounting ................. 10 Universal Mounting Bracket ............ 11 Connection ................. 14 Using HeadMouse Nano ............. 14 Tracking Status ..............14 General Use ................ 15 Pointer Position ..............15 Pointer Control ..............16 Mode Switch Settings .............. -
Page 3: Legal Notices
Information in this User Guide is provided “as is” by Origin Instruments, is subject to change without notice, does not represent a commitment on the part of Origin Instruments, and is provided without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied, including any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. -
Page 4: Application Disclaimer
Origin Instruments Corporation. Application Disclaimer HeadMouse Nano is designed for use by people who have limited or no motor capability enabling USB mouse operations. However, it should not be used in an application where personal injury or property loss could occur if the HeadMouse Nano failed for some reason. -
Page 5: Introduction
HeadMouse Nano User Guide Introduction This manual is a guide to the operation and use of this head- controlled computer access system. Additional documentation may be shipped with your HeadMouse Nano. HeadMouse Nano Key Features Fast and responsive cursor control ... -
Page 6: Hardware Description
HeadMouse Nano User Guide Hardware Description The HeadMouse Nano is an infrared optical sensor that tracks side-to-side and up-and-down head movements. It then filters and transforms these movements to control the mouse pointer position on a computer, tablet or communication device screen. - Page 7 HeadMouse Nano User Guide Figure 1: HeadMouse Nano Front Panel. Optical tracking sensor in the middle, infrared receiver for available Beam on the left and status LED on the right. The aluminum body of the HeadMouse Nano measures 2.1- by 1.5- by 0.35-inches, the optical transceiver extends another 0.15-...
- Page 8 HeadMouse Nano User Guide Figure 2: HeadMouse Nano Top View. USB Micro-B in the middle, and 3.5-mm jack for one or two adaptive switches. Located on the top edge of the HeadMouse Nano are a Micro-B USB connector and a 3.5mm (1/8-inch) stereo microphone connector.
- Page 9 HeadMouse Nano User Guide Figure 3: HeadMouse Nano Mode Switch is in the middle and an M3 threaded insert is on the right (Max Fastener Depth is 4-mm). On the rear of the HeadMouse is an informational label and the sensor serial number.
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Page 10: Setup And Installation
This will provide the user with maximum range of motion. The HeadMouse Nano is shipped with a Dual Lock mounting kit and one or more universal brackets. There are other brackets available from Origin Instruments, please visit http://www.orin.com... -
Page 11: Universal Mounting Bracket
Excess adhesive can then be removed with an appropriate adhesive removing solvent. Universal Mounting Bracket The universal bracket is designed to attach the HeadMouse Nano securely to a variety of device displays − desktop, laptop, tablet and communication devices. The adjustable bracket can accommodate various thicknesses, and uses Dual Lock to secure HeadMouse to the bracket. - Page 12 Figure 5: HeadMouse Nano with universal bracket. After attaching the mounting bracket to your device, simply snap the HeadMouse in place. Figure 6: HeadMouse Nano with universal bracket on a laptop computer Origin Instruments Corporation Page 12...
- Page 13 HeadMouse Nano User Guide Figure 7: HeadMouse Nano on an 8-inch Tablet A front mount style backet is available that uses two rotating and rubber tipped arms that clamp the display to its padded front tab. Simply squeeze the display between each arm and front tab while tightening the thumb nut.
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Page 14: Connection
HeadMouse Nano. (Dual switch users please refer to Dual and Multiple Switch section) Turn on the computer or communication device. The status LED on the HeadMouse Nano will light and turn red to indicate that it is receiving power. Once the HeadMouse begins tracking the status LED will turn green. -
Page 15: General Use
General Use Place a target dot on the user’s forehead or glasses. The HeadMouse Nano will immediately locate the dot and the pointer will move with the user’s head movements. The HeadMouse Nano offers very precise pointer placement. Optimally the user should be 18- to 24-inches (45- to 60-centimeters) from the HeadMouse Nano, but can be as far as 5-feet (1.5-meters). -
Page 16: Pointer Control
Mode Switch settings on the HeadMouse Nano. NOTE FOR MAC USERS: For those using the HeadMouse Nano to access a Macintosh, it is best to begin with the mouse speed in... -
Page 17: Mode Switch Settings
HeadMouse Nano User Guide Mode Switch Settings The mode switches adjust HeadMouse Nano operation as described below: Default Setting: All switches in the ON position. Switch 1: On Switch 2: On Switch 3: On Switch 4: On Switch 1: Mouse Gain (1x or 2x Speed) This switch is useful when the range of available head motion is limited or when accessing a Macintosh computer. - Page 18 HeadMouse Nano User Guide Switch 4: Special Orientation For most applications, leave switch 4 ON. If the tilt sensor (see Switch 3 above) must be disabled, such as for overhead mounting for a user lying prone, set Switch 4 ON for cables-up (e.g.
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Page 19: Dual And Multiple Switches
If you change from a stereo switch to a mono switch after the HeadMouse Nano is connected and operating, please allow 30 seconds for the HeadMouse Nano to adapt to the new switch connection. Up to three switches can be connected to Beam Wireless Switch Transmitter, to emulate a 3-button mouse. -
Page 20: Technical Specifications
USB Interface: Full Speed General Care and Maintenance HeadMouse Nano may be cleaned with a damp cloth, but it should never be soaked with any water or cleaning solution. Do not allow any kind of liquid in our around the connector panel. -
Page 21: Warranty Information
In order to obtain service under the foregoing warranties, the Customer must notify Origin Instruments of the defect prior to the expiration of the warranty period. The foregoing warranties will not apply to any defect, failure, or damage caused by improper use, or improper or inadequate maintenance and care. - Page 22 854 Greenview Drive Grand Prairie, TX 75050-2438 USA For repairs during the warranty period, Origin Instruments will pay for the return of the product to the Customer if the shipment is to a location within the United States. For non-warranty repairs and for...
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Page 23: Replacement Targets
HeadMouse Nano User Guide Replacement Targets Replacement reflective targets for use with the HeadMouse are available for purchase through Origin Instruments Authorized Channel Partners and directly from Origin Instruments. Origin Instruments Corporation Page 23... - Page 24 ©2015 Copyright by Origin Instruments Corporation. All rights reserved. HeadMouse is a registered trademark of Origin Instruments Corporation. Swifty, Tapio, Breeze, Beam, SofType and Dragger are trademarks of Origin Instruments Corporation. All other designated trademarks and brands are the property of their respective owners.
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