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Page 1 RIDEON YOUR VISION NOTE: Sections marked in grey are under construction and will be made available in coming software updates. RIDEON USER MANUAL – PAGE...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. OVERVIEW 2. WARNINGS 3. QUICKSTART 4. GETTING STARTED 5. ON THE SNOW 6. RIDEON APP 7. TROUBLESHOOTING 8. MAINTANANCE 9. SUPPORT RIDEON USER MANUAL – PAGE...
Page 3 RideOn’s AR will be there when you need maps, music, your buddies, and much more. You’ll see all of this virtual information dexterously integrated into the mountain and people around you. And all of this connectivity is accessed hands-free, using just your vision.
Page 4: Overview
As this is RideOn Beta, you’re likely to run into a few bugs and glitches. Don’t fret, just contact Team RideOn through the phone app, or shoot us an email at support@rideonvision.com. We’ll be happy to help fix your issue and get you back on the snow.
Page 5: Warnings
IN THE BOX Your box comes with: 1. RideOn goggles equipped with UV lens and a head strap 2. Goggles soft case 3. Quickstart pamphlet 4. Micro-USB cable 5. BT headphones WARNINGS WARNING SITUATIONAL AWARENESS HAZARD ● Always prioritize your skiing before the operation of the goggles.
Page 6 ● Be aware of changes in slope difficulty and pists. While resorts may change pistes, these updates may not reflect on RideOn maps. Use RideOn maps at your own discretion. ● Never charge the battery at or near high temperatures, such as heaters or an open flame.
Page 7 Trademarks Android are Google Play are registered trademarks of Google, Inc. Apple, Mac and iPhone are registered trademarks of Apple, Inc. RideOn goggles are a registered trademark of RideOn, Inc. QUICKSTART PAMPHLET (SUPPLIED IN THE BOX) RIDEON USER MANUAL – PAGE...
Page 8: Getting Started
Google Play (Android) or in the App Store (iPhone). Follow the installation tutorial in the app - log in; edit profile; pair goggles to RideOn app; calibrate goggles; and download a relevant resort map to your app (see RIDEON APP for more on the in- app features).
Page 9 1. RideOn goggles owner: a. All RideOn features available if - Both goggles and RideOn app are ON. b. If only goggles ON, but RideOn app OFF - All features available, except for communication features and goggles status (via Heartbeat page)
Page 10: On The Snow
ON THE SNOW GOGGLES OPERATIONAL FEATURES AND REQUIERMENTS: 1. Navigation Features - In order to use maps and POIs with your RideOn goggles, you must first download a resort map from our map database (see STANDING FEATURES).
Page 11 ● After these first two, you may connect the goggles to the computer. 3. Music Player - RideOn’s Music Player app will pause/play your phone’s last-played music app. a. To toggle the Music Player ON/OFF, simply aim the + cursor over the PLAY/PAUSE icon in the sky for 1 second, using your head movements.
Page 12 On the map, a red arrow will indicate your position in the resort. This arrow points in the cardinal direction in which you are staring while wearing RideOn goggles. - MUSIC DIACTIVATION ICON TABLE 1 - Countries with map coverage...
Page 13: Rideon App
MENU SIGN-UP You can sign up for the RideOn app two ways: 1. Facebook (recommended) - This option will automate the sign-up process, and will make some processes easier by, for example, importing your Facebook friends and profile picture so you don’t have to.
Page 14 EDIT INFO Please give your correct details. Correct user info is necessary for RideOn features and the provision of accurate tech support on our behalf. Whether you've signed in with your email Facebook, you can edit your details after sign-up.
Page 15 PAIRING Pairing is how you will connect between your RideOn goggles and the RideOn app. 1. To get to the pairing screen, go to Menu>Goggles Setting>Pair Goggles. 2. Conditions for a successful pairing: a. Power ON & goggles ON. b. Goggles and phone are close together (no more than 1 meter apart).
Page 16 Solution: Turn ON goggles (constant green light) b. Distance - Goggles and phone are too far away. Solution: Bring goggles close to phone (under 1 meter) Note: If problems persist, please contact us via app (Menu>Contact Us), or at support@rideonvision.com. RIDEON USER MANUAL – PAGE...
Page 17 SOFTWARE UPDATE Improve RideOn’s performance and features: 1. Software updates will initiate automatically every time you pair your phone with the goggles. 2. We recommend downloading software updates over a WiFi connection to prevent possible strain on your data plan.
Page 18 Solution: Make sure your phone is connected to a stable source of internet. 2. From this page, you can: a. “TRY AGAIN” in the instance of a failure a. “Skip” to move on to the calibration stage. RIDEON USER MANUAL – PAGE...
Page 19 Instructions: 1. Imitate the motion presented in each clip. 2. Rotate the goggles on its 3 axes. Watch the calibration video clip in the RideOn app (when you are in calibrating stage). 3. Perform 3 complete rotations (360 degrees) for each of the 3 axes.
Page 20 MODE” by taping the MODE button. SKI MODE - Used for skiing. Projects augmented visual elements on the real world. iii. SIM MODE (not while skiing!) - Used for learning how to use RideOn goggles. Projects a virtual mountain (see SIMULATION MODE) c.
Page 21 2. Tap “ALL RESORTS” sub-tab. 3. In the search bar, enter the name of the resort you’d like to download. a. If the resort is found on RideOn’s database, tap the empty circle next to it to initiate downloading. A successfully downloaded map will have a checked circle.
Page 22 Outgoing text message - Enable/disable. For more information see page X. d. Incoming phone calls - Enable/disable. For more information see page X. e. Incoming text message - Enable/disable. For more information see page X. RIDEON USER MANUAL – PAGE...
Page 23 Reset Goggles - Return goggles settings to factory settings. 2. Privacy: a. Data Collection - Enable your RideOn goggles to send us crucial data that will improve your RideOn experience. We recommend you keep this on, it will help us greatly! b.
Page 24: Troubleshooting
GPS position and POI features. This may take up to 30 minutes. App stuck / glitchy - Close the app (completely) and reopen it. In case the problem continues, please contact us (see Contact Us section). RIDEON USER MANUAL – PAGE...
Page 25: Maintanance
Integrating these qualities successfully was not an easy task, but we did it. In order for you to continue enjoying your RideOn goggles for many years to come, follow these instructions for maintenance and care. Your goggles will thank you for it ☺...
Page 26 Follow these instructions CAREFULLY and GENTLY so as not to damage the goggles. Installing new lens: Click here for video instructions. 1. Make sure the lens lock is open. 2. Gently pull the lens out of your goggles, until it clicks out. RIDEON USER MANUAL – PAGE...
Page 27 SEE-THROUGH DISPLAY CARE Although this device plays the star role in RideOn goggles, there isn’t too much care involved on your end. Use a dry, soft fabric to wipe away any dust. As always, be delicate and careful and refrain from pressing hard on the component.
Page 28 Charging Tips 1. Battery power indication - To check how much battery you have left, go to the HEARTBEAT screen on the RideOn app ON (see HEARTBEAT). 2. Using goggles after long-term storage - The battery will require some cycling to recover its full capacity.
Page 29: Support
7. Damages that occurred due to normal use (such as lens scratches or band tear, etc.). 8. Damages that occurred after trying to combine the goggles with any product that is not RideOn goggles, such as accessories or different software.
Page 30 BATTERY DISPOSAL – RIDE GREEN Help keep our mountains white. RideOn is committed to properly recycling batteries and WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment). Batteries and WEEE should be disposed of in a dedicated recycle bin.