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  • Page 1 Tobii Pro Mobile Device Stand User’s Manual...
  • Page 2 Copyright © Tobii AB (publ) The information contained in this document is proprietary to Tobii Pro AB. Any reproduction in part or whole without prior written authorization by Tobii Pro AB is prohibited. Products that are referred to in this document may be either trademarks and/or registered trademarks of the respective owners.
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Accessing the configuration tool ................13 4.1.3 Configuring the eye tracker manually................13 4.1.4 Configuration parameters ..................14 Recording eye-tracking data from mobile devices with Pro Lab and Mobile Device Stand ....15 4.2.1 Starting a scene camera-based recording ..............15 4.2.2 Moderating a scene camera-based recording ............16 4.2.3...
  • Page 5: On Safety

    When using and adjusting the angle of the Tobii Pro Mobile Device Stand, be careful so as not to injure the test par- ticipant or yourself as there is a risk of squeezing objects or fingers between moving parts. The scene camera holder and other parts of the product may cause injury if it strikes the head or other body parts.
  • Page 6: Product Description

    The mobile device stand supports both Pro X2 and X3 product families, as well as the Pro Nano eye tracker. The package in- cludes a Pro X3-120 Eye Tracker compatibility kit (adapter plate and a 1.8 m long USB 3 cable) for use with a Pro X3–120 eye tracker.
  • Page 7: Package Contents

    Package Contents 2.3.1 What is Included The package for Pro Mobile Device Stand includes: Mobile device stand main body with table clamp (1 piece) Scene camera holder (with Logitech webcam) (1 piece) Guide bars (2 pieces) Eye tracker extension (1 piece)
  • Page 8: Tobii Pro X3 Compatibility Kit

    Considerations The Pro Mobile Device Stand is designed to make optimal use of the Tobii Pro eye tracker (X2-30, X2-60, X3-120, Pro Nano) in mobile device testing. To ensure superior quality of the collected eye tracking data, please consider the following sections.
  • Page 9: Assembly Instructions

    Assembly Instructions To meet the needs of different device types, participant height and study objectives, Tobii Pro Mobile Device Stand can be as- sembled to create eight different configurations (A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2, D1 and D2). Any of these configurations can be opti- mal for a specific testing scenario.
  • Page 10: Assembling Tobii Pro Mobile Device Stand

    (for setups A/B/C/D-2) and one short- er that positions the scene camera closer to the tested device (for setups A/B/C/D–1). 3 Assembly Instructions Tobii Pro Mobile Device Stand User’s manual v.1.0.8 - en-US...
  • Page 11 The participants’ arms should be on the outside of the guide bars at all times. 3 Assembly Instructions Tobii Pro Mobile Device Stand User’s manual v.1.0.8 - en-US...
  • Page 12 As the Pro X3–120 eye tracker is wider than the X2 units, it is necessary to either turn the guide bars up- wards, as in the image right above, or to remove them completely, to avoid interfering with the eye tracker’s cameras. 3 Assembly Instructions Tobii Pro Mobile Device Stand User’s manual v.1.0.8 - en-US...
  • Page 13: Attaching A Mobile Device

    Attaching a mobile device To attach the mobile device (or other tested object) on the Mobile Device Stand, use either adhesive mounting putty (left in pic- ture) or the Nanopad (right in picture). The mounting putty will adapt to different shapes and textures, and stick more firmly while the Nanopad allows easier device mounting and removal.
  • Page 14: Mounting The Calibration Plate

    5. Once the holes are aligned with the rods, push the calibration plate down towards the mobile device until it is resting flat on top. To remove the calibration plate: 1. Carefully lift the calibration plate from its fixed position, before removing it. 3 Assembly Instructions Tobii Pro Mobile Device Stand User’s manual v.1.0.8 - en-US...
  • Page 15: Adjusting The Tilt Angle Of The Tobii Pro Mobile Device Stand

    Adjusting the Tilt Angle of the Tobii Pro Mobile Device Stand The Mobile Device Stand tilt angle can be adjusted to accommodate for different participant heights, positions and setups. The objective when adjusting the tilt angle is to make sure the participant is in the optimal position for the eye tracker. Each partici- pant’s position should be examined and adjusted using the Track Status feature in Tobii Studio, Pro Lab or Eye Tracker Manag-...
  • Page 16 If using a Tobii Pro X3–120 or Tobii Pro Nano eye tracker you must attach the adapter bracket into the eye tracker slot before placing the X3–120 eye tracker into the slot.
  • Page 17: Configuring Eye Trackers From Tobii Pro With The Mobile Device Stand

    Using Eye Tracker Manager to configure the eye tracker The Pro Eye Tracker Manager allows user to configure the eye tracker for different setups, including the Mobile Device Stand, with additional features, such as the possibility of performing a calibration and evaluating the results.
  • Page 18: Configuration Parameters

    Select the option “Eye Tracker is not attached to the monitor”. A setup wizard appears. Enter the parameters corresponding to your Mobile Device Stand configuration as listed in the table below. If you have altered the position of eye tracker, relative to the display area, to better suit your study design, modify any of the measurements in the table accordingly.
  • Page 19: Recording Eye-Tracking Data From Mobile Devices With Pro Lab And Mobile Device Stand

    Mobile Device Stand The Pro Mobile Device Stand solution only works with the “Scene Camera” project type in Pro Lab. Its Record module guides you through the procedure of selecting eye tracker and scene camera, performing a scene camera-based calibration, and man- aging your participants and recordings.
  • Page 20: Moderating A Scene Camera-Based Recording

    You can define or edit already-defined participant variables; see the Tobii Pro Lab user manual, section 6.2.5 Participants and Participant Variables for more information. Enter the recording’s name in the “Recording name” input field in the Recording section. If no name is entered, Pro Lab suggests a one, such as “Recording1.”...
  • Page 21: Participants And Participant Variables

    If you already have participant variables defined for this participant, they are displayed, see the Tobii Pro Lab user manual, section 6.2.5.3 Editing an existing participant variable. Enter the name of the first participant variable in the text field and press Enter.
  • Page 22: Recording Eye-Tracking Data From Mobile Devices With Tobii Pro Studio And Mobile Device Stand

    Before you continue, make sure you have installed the latest version of Tobii Pro Studio on the Windows computer you intend to use. The Tobii Pro Mobile Device Stand solution will only work with the stimuli type “Scene camera” in Tobii Pro Studio. Most of the configuration will therefore be done through the Scene Camera Element Setup dialog.
  • Page 23 OK to confirm. Now Morgan M-JPEG codec is available in the Video Codec drop down list. Procedure for configuring the Perspective Calibration: Make sure the calibration plate is mounted on the Tobii Pro Mobile Device Stand. In the Scene Camera Element Setup dialog, click New in the Perspective Calibration section. A snapshot of the calibra- tion plate will appear in the Calibration Image window.
  • Page 24: Sound And User Camera

    Use Microsoft Video 1 codec if you can for the user camera video. Click OK to save the settings and close the dialog. 4 Configuring Eye Trackers from Tobii Pro with the Mobile Device Tobii Pro Mobile Device Stand User’s manual v.1.0.8 - en-US...
  • Page 25: Running An Eye-Tracking Test

    Click Track Status in the View menu of Tobii Studio. Adjust the chair and the Mobile Device Stand’s tilt angle so that the participant is positioned optimally for the eye tracker (e.g. the white dots showing the position of the eyes in the track status should be in the center or upper half of the black box, and the distance indicator should indicate a distance of around 60- 65 cm).
  • Page 26 ©Tobii Pro AB ® . Illustrations and specifications do not necessarily apply to products and services offered in each local market. Technical specifications are subject to change without prior notice. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

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