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User Guide
V 3.5
Please read this guide before
operating your IrisVision headset and
keep it for future reference.

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  • Page 1 User Guide V 3.5 Please read this guide before operating your IrisVision headset and keep it for future reference.
  • Page 2 • Keep dry • Never walk when wearing IrisVision headset • Never drive when wearing IrisVision headset • Your IrisVision will speak – the ability to turn voice commands off is also possible WARNINGS: • If you have a pacemaker do NOT wear the headset on a lanyard.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Recommendations for Use • Charging IrisVision • Setting Up Wi-Fi • Cleaning Tips • Audio Prompts & Turning off By powering on your IrisVision headset, you agree to the terms of use described in the End User License Agreement (EULA) at www.irisvision.com/legal...
  • Page 5 Welcome Thank you for purchasing an IrisVision Low Vision system. This guide provides the essential information you need to set up and use your new IrisVision unit. For help with specifics and troubleshooting contact a specialist at IrisVision. About IrisVision is an FDA registered Class-1 medical...

  • Page 6: What's Included

    What’s Included Your IrisVision Low Vision Aid system comes with the following items: IrisVision Display Unit Headset Wireless Charging Pad Fast Charger & Cable Magnetic Braided Power Cable and Charger Carrying Case Warranty Card Lanyard Earphones for video watching Note: External battery not included (optional)
  • Page 7 What’s Included IrisVision Display Unit...
  • Page 8 What’s Included Headset with Adjustable Straps...
  • Page 9 What’s Included Wireless Charging Pad...
  • Page 10 Fast Charger & Cable (Used with Wireless Charging Pad)
  • Page 11 What’s Included Magnetic Braided Power Cable...
  • Page 12 What’s Included Carrying Case Note: Bring your carrying case with you when using IrisVision outside. When not using your headset, please place it inside the case to minimize unintentional damage or environmental exposure.
  • Page 13 What’s Included Earphones for watching videos...

  • Page 14: Headset Overview

    Headset Overview Snapshot Mode Button Button Brightness Touchpad Buttons...
  • Page 15 Headset Overview - continued Focus Wheel Power Tab Magnetic Braided Power Cable Port...
  • Page 16 Headset Overview - continued IrisVision Display Unit Power Volume Button Button Fast Charging Port (for use with fast charging cable and fast charger)

  • Page 17: Using Irisvision

    Using IrisVision: Step 1 - Powering Up Power up the Display Unit by pressing down the white tab for 5 seconds. A vibration will indicate the headset is powering...
  • Page 18 1. Place the headset over your eyes and pull the straps back over your head. 2. Adjust the velcro straps to achieve the best fit. Do not walk around while wearing the IrisVision headset.
  • Page 19 Using IrisVision: Step 3 - Set Up Focus Slowly spin the focus wheel on the top center of your headset to adjust the focus, similar to adjusting binoculars. After powering on your headset, it should automatically show Focus mode. It contains an image with beach chairs and umbrellas.
  • Page 20 Focus Wheel...
  • Page 21 Mode Button Brightness Buttons Note: You can use the brightness buttons in every mode to increase or decrease the brightness of the screen...
  • Page 22 Inverted and Television Mode. After adjusting the focus wheel, press the mode button to enter the first mode called the Scene Mode. Press once more to enter Television mode. IrisVision also has the capability of enabling 9 additional modes: Focus (page 19)
  • Page 23 Using IrisVision: Step 5 - Zoom In / Out IrisVision allows you to magnify your live view. 1. Locate the touchpad. The touchpad is located on the right side of the headset under the mode and snapshot buttons. 2. Place your right index finger on the touchpad. We recommend putting your hand in a fist with your index finger pointed out to steady your hand on the touchpad.
  • Page 24 Wait for the beep or microphone to appear before saying the word/phrase. Double Tap • Double Tap: Say “Zoom In” • Double Tap: Say “Zoom Out” • Double Tap: Say “Set Zoom X” X = value between 1-12. • Double Tap: Say “Max zoom” - zooms in to 12x magnification •...
  • Page 25 Snapshot The Snapshot button allows you to save a photo of your view in any Live Mode. A list of the live modes can be found on page 22. 1. Locate Snapshot: the Snapshot button is located to the left of the Mode button.
  • Page 26 Wait for the beep or microphone to appear before saying the word/phrase. Double Tap • Double Tap: Say “Take Snapshot” • Double Tap: Say “Exit Snapshot” Snapshot Button...

  • Page 27: Basic Voice Commands

    Basic Voice Commands...
  • Page 28 Basic Voice Commands Basic Speech Commands: • Say “Info” - provides name of current mode, battery level, magnification, volume, brightness, and any extra parameters like size of bubble or Field of View • Say “Next” - goes to the next mode •...
  • Page 29 Basic Voice Commands - continued Volume: • Say “Set volume” + <number> - sets volume to a specific level (1 to 15) Example: Say “Set Volume to 10” • Say “Increase volume” - increases volume by 1 (max 15) • Say “Decrease volume” - decreases volume by 1 (max 15) •...
  • Page 30 • Double tap on the touchpad • Wait for the beep or microphone visual indicator • Say what you would like to do with IrisVision. Some examples are: ➢ I want to watch Television ➢ Can you increase magnification ➢...
  • Page 31 New Voice Commands • - continued Text to Speech Speed: • Say “Increase speed” – increases the speed read out • Say “Decrease speed” – decreases the speed read More Commands: • Say “Battery” – gives the current battery level •...

  • Page 32: Alexa Integration

    Alexa Integration! • Now you can initiate a conversation with Alexa and get real time information like: ➢ News ➢ Weather ➢ Sports Updates ➢ Facts ➢ Jokes ➢ Stories • Currently not supported: ➢ Playing music or audiobooks ➢ Ongoing conversations ➢...

  • Page 33: Irisvision Live View Modes

    IrisVision Live View Modes...

  • Page 34: Scene Mode

    Scene Mode Scene Mode is your default live view mode. Scene mode replicates the vivid color and contrast of the scenery in front of you. Experience a brighter image that focuses automatically and zoom in up to 12 times magnification.

  • Page 35: Scene Mode With Bubble

    Any changes you make to magnification in this mode will occur only in the bubble. NOTE: To Re-Position the magnify bubble within configuration mode. Please contact Customer Support support@irisvision.com or at 1-855-207-6665 for assistance.
  • Page 36 Scene Mode with Bubble - continued Wait for the beep or microphone to appear before saying the word/phrase. Double Tap • Double Tap: Say “Scene with Bubble”...

  • Page 37: Television Mode

    • Use your magnetic braided power cable to watch TV for longer periods of time. Note, this connection will not charge your headset. Refer to “Charging IrisVision” for details. Wait for the beep or microphone to appear before saying the word/phrase.

  • Page 38: Bioptic Mode

    2. Adjust magnification within the upper rectangle on your screen. Swipe horizontally towards your ear to increase magnification. Swipe away from your ear to decrease magnification. **NEW** Re-Position the magnification box within configuration mode. Please contact Customer Support support@irisvision.com or at 1-855-207-6665 for assistance.
  • Page 39 Bioptic Mode Continued The center point of the magnified view in the rectangle should correspond with the center of the unmagnified view. TIP: • Practice viewing objects in the center viewfinder of the screen by keeping your head steady and zooming in on the touchpad.

  • Page 40: Reading Mode: Black / White

    Reading Mode: Black / White This mode presents reading material with black letters on a white background. This mode is best for reading text material like books or papers without color. Note: For reading magazines or materials with color, it is best to return to Scene mode.

  • Page 41: Irisreader

    IrisReader IrisReader uses optical character recognition (OCR) to read aloud text selected by the user. 1. Cycle to IrisReader mode and center the text you would like to have read on the screen. If possible, bring the reading material within about 8-10 inches from your headset making sure the text is not cut off on either side of the screen.

  • Page 42: Reading Mode: Inverted

    Reading Mode: Inverted This mode is a variation of Reading mode which provides white letters on a black background. This enhances the contrast and provides reduced glare on the screen, which can be helpful for those overwhelmed by bright scenes. Wait for the beep or microphone to appear before saying the word/phrase.

  • Page 43: Reading Line Mode

    Reading Line Mode The Reading Line mode presents text in black letters on a white background. It also provides a magnification bar in the center of the screen to magnify one or more lines of text while allowing a normal view above and below the bar. Increase the size of the reading line by slowly swiping up on the touchpad.

  • Page 44: Reading Mode: Green

    Reading Mode: Green This mode is a variation of Reading mode which shows black text on a green background. This may also help reading by providing better screen contrast without the brightness of a white background. TIP: Use the brightness switch to make the green background brighter or darker.

  • Page 45: Reading Mode: Yellow

    Reading Mode: Yellow This mode is a variation of Reading mode which shows black text on a yellow background. It increases screen contrast without the brightness of a white background and is helpful when reading for extended periods of time. TIP: Use the brightness switch to make the yellow background brighter or darker.
  • Page 46 RP (Retinitis Pigmentosa) Mode This mode allows you to change the Field of View (FOV) of the screen. This helps individuals with Retinitis Pigmentosa or Glaucoma to be able to see better by shrinking the entire image into a smaller viewing area. 1.

  • Page 47: Irisvision Digital Media Modes

    IrisVision Digital Media Modes...

  • Page 48: Photo Gallery

    Photo Gallery Photo Gallery mode allows you to view snapshots you have saved. 1. Cycle to Photo Gallery mode. 2. Change the highlighted picture by swiping left, right, up, or down. 3. Select and open the highlighted picture by tapping the touchpad once.
  • Page 49 Photo Gallery - Continued...
  • Page 50 Photo Gallery - Continued Wait for the beep or microphone to appear before saying the word/phrase. Double Tap • Double Tap: Say “Photo Gallery” • Double Tap: Say “Open Photo” • Double Tap: Say “Exit Photo” • Double Tap: Say “Next Photo” •...

  • Page 51: Video Player

    Video Player Video Player mode enables you to stream YouTube videos when on Wi-Fi. The video player features voice-enabled search, so you can easily find, play, pause and even magnify videos as you are watching. 1. Search: Double tap the touchpad to activate voice search.
  • Page 52 – Video Player Continued 8. Return to the video list by pressing the mode button once. To cycle to the next mode, press the mode button a second time. 9. **NEW** Bookmark Videos: Now you can save YouTube videos to a bookmark playlist and watch them later.
  • Page 53 Video Player Continued How to Remove Bookmark Videos • NOTE: You must have already saved a video to be able to remove it. • While watching a video that is in your bookmarked video list, press the snapshot button and a prompt will appear to remove the video.
  • Page 54 Video Player Continued Wait for the beep or microphone to appear before saying the word/phrase. Double Tap • Double Tap: Say “Video Player” • Double Tap: Say “Next Video” • Double Tap: Say “Previous Video” • Double Tap: Say “Play Video” •...

  • Page 55: Recommendations For Use

    Remember: do not walk around while wearing IrisVision. Reading: Hold your reading material in front of you in a normal reading position and move your head, not your arms, to scan the text.
  • Page 56 The headset will not enter sleep mode when in Television mode. It is recommended to turn off the IrisVision unit when not in use. You can do so by pressing down the white tab on top of the headset for 5 seconds.

  • Page 57: Charging Irisvision

    1. Plug in the wireless charging pad to an electrical socket. Note: Please make sure your headset is turned on. 2. Center the IrisVision headset face down on the included wireless charging pad. You will hear a verbal prompt (when voice prompts are enabled) and see a solid red light illuminate on the charging pad when the headset is properly placed on the charging pad.
  • Page 58 The charging pad will emit a solid red light while charging. The charging pad will emit a solid green light when your headset is fully charged.
  • Page 59 Wireless Charging Pad. • The IrisVision’s battery lasts 3 hours. It can last 3+ hours without continuous use, and all day (8 to 10 hours) on standby. You can make the most of this time by powering...
  • Page 60 Powering the IrisVision using the Magnetic Braided Power Cable on Headset This power port can be used for extensive and continuous use beyond what the built-in battery can provide. You may use the magnetic braided power cable included in your kit which will allow you to use an external cell phone battery (not included).

  • Page 61: Setting Up Wi-Fi

    Setting Up Wi-Fi IrisVision can be configured to connect to your Wi-Fi. A Wi- Fi connection allows our Customer Support team to assist you more efficiently, as well as allowing you to utilize our video player mode. NOTE: IrisVision does not require Wi-Fi to function.
  • Page 62 Step 2: Power on Display Unit If the display unit is not already powered on, you will need to power it on by pressing the power button on the right side when you are looking at the screen as shown. Power Button...
  • Page 63 Step 3: Configure Wi-Fi 1. To access home screen: Swipe up from the bottom of the screen and press the small white rectangular box that appears. 2. Tap IrisVision Manager Application 3. Then tap “Setup Wifi”.
  • Page 64 Step 3: Configure Wi-Fi - continued 5. Select your network, 3. Turn on Wi-Fi. then enter your password. Example_1 Example_2 Example_3 Example_4 Example_4 Example_5 Example_6 Example_7 Example_8 Example_9...
  • Page 65 Step 4: Connecting Display Unit with Headset 1. The headset has a connector and a clip with two positions: A & B. For the current model of IrisVision, it should remain in the A position. 2. Insert the headset’s connector into the display unit’s connector.
  • Page 66 Step 4: Connecting Display Unit with – Continued Headset...

  • Page 67: Cleaning Tips

    Cleaning Tips for Your IrisVision Headset • Make sure you wipe the outer parts of the headset with a dry soft cloth or wipe. The touch pad can collect the oil from your fingers as you operate the headset, so wiping down every now and then is recommended.

  • Page 68: Audio Prompts & Turning Off

    1. Double tap the touchpad then say, “disable voice prompts.” 2. To enable voice prompts, double tap then say, “enable voice prompts.” _______________________________________________ These are common apps used when calling into IrisVision for support. Settings and SureMDM Nix are in IV Setup folder.
  • Page 69 Once this happens your IrisVision will be off and can be put away. 3. To turn your IrisVision back on, you will need to hold the power button down for 5 seconds until you feel the button vibrate. It will take about 45 seconds to reboot fully, then focus mode will appear to let you know it is ready for use.
  • Page 71 IrisVision Customer Support Speak with an IrisVision Advocate IrisVision Advocates are standing by to assist you with any questions you may have about setting up or using your IrisVision system. Contact Your Clinician In cases where you have purchased the IrisVision from...

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