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- Page 1 User Guide v 1.2 Please read this guide before operating your Inspire headset and keep it for future reference.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
INTRODUCTION TO INSPIRE ............2 1.1 I ................2 NTENDED 1.2 G ..............2 ENERAL ESCRIPTION 1.3 D .................. 3 EFINITIONS 1.4 S ..................4 YMBOLS 1.5 C ............5 HARGE YOUR NSPIRE HONE 1.6 C ................ 5 ONNECT TO OPERATION.................. -
Page 3: Introduction To Inspire
Inspire is a lightweight, all-in-one, multi-distance (near, intermediate, and far) low vision aid designed for lifestyle-friendly ease- of-use. The Inspire device consists of a virtual reality headset that is tethered to a phone via a USB-C cable. The device functions via a video... -
Page 4: Definitions
1.3 Definitions Term Description Adjustment Bar An interactive sliding scale that allows users to adjust various headset settings. An eye disease caused by deterioration of the central portion of the retina. (Age-related macular degeneration) Glaucoma An eye disease that damages the eye’s optic nerve. -
Page 5: Symbols
Please follow the instructions provided in this User Guide IrisVision, Inc. 5994 W. Las Positas Blvd., Suite 101 Pleasanton, CA 94588 USA: +1 855-207-6665; www.irisvision.com Australia: +61 1800-861-520 Tue – Sat: 8am – 11am (AEDT) UK: +44 808-164-1920 Mon – Fri: 4pm – 8pm (BST) -
Page 6: Charge Your Inspire Phone
Connect the other end of the cable into the base of the folding stand-up charger. Plug the power supply into an outlet and place the Inspire phone face up on the stand-up charger. The base will emit a slow blinking blue light when charging and turn to green when completely charged. -
Page 7: Operation
2.1 Getting Started Please schedule your free coaching session once you receive your Inspire device. If you have not received an email by the time you receive the product, call Customer Support at +1 (855) 207-6665 (Monday – Friday 6am – 5pm PST / and Saturdays 8am – 1pm PST). Follow the steps listed below to get started: ●... -
Page 8: Inspire Device
2.2 Inspire Device The Inspire device includes the items listed below conveniently packed into a black carrying case. You will receive an overview of the accessories during your first coaching session. Your remote control will include 3 AAA batteries. Inspire headset... -
Page 9: Inspire Phone, Headset & Remote Control
2.3 Inspire Phone, Headset & Remote Control 2.3.1 Precautions Disconnect the headset from the phone when not in use. Recommended temperature range for operating device is 14°F to 104° F. Recommended humidity is < 80%. Do not walk, drive, or engage in any other type of activity that requires movement while wearing this device. - Page 10 2.3.2 Inspire Headset Button Configuration The Inspire headset has 4 buttons located under the viewing optics to navigate different views and settings. Buttons 1 and 2 are on the left side, and 3 and 4 are on the right side. Directly above the buttons on the left and right side are 2 knobs to adjust the focus.
- Page 11 2.3.3 Inspire Remote Control The Inspire headset also includes a remote control that can be used with the headset buttons to navigate through the different views and settings. The remote control uses Bluetooth, 2 AAA batteries, has a touchpad, 2 buttons, and a trigger which can be used to activate voice commands.
- Page 12 2.3.3.3 Remote Control Touchpad Configuration ● Swipe Up: o Increase field of view (all views) o Increase bubble size (Bubble view) o Increase volume (YouTube video) ● Swipe Down: o Decrease field of view (all views) o Decrease bubble size (Bubble view) o Decrease volume (YouTube video) ●...
- Page 13 2.3.4 Adjustment Bar The following settings will bring up an adjustment bar once selected: ● audio speed ● brightness ● contrast ● exposure ● field of view (fov) ● IPD ● volume ● zoom Once an adjustment bar is on the screen (see image above), then you can use buttons 3 and 4 to move the setting to the left and right on the adjustment bar.
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Page 14: Onboarding
2.4 Onboarding 2.4.1 Initial Use During the first-time use of Inspire, users will be presented with a “Health Warning” and a “Data Sharing Consent” message. Consult IrisVision Customer Support if you have any questions about data sharing. 2.4.2 Health warning: Please observe the following when using this device: ●... -
Page 15: Inspire Views & Settings
2.5 Inspire Views & Settings 2.5.1 Welcome (focus) Menu Options: ● voice command ● volume ● brightness ● field of view ● IPD The Welcome view is ideal for adjusting ● lens options: the focus sliders located under each lens. - Page 16 2.5.3 Bubble Menu Options: ● voice command ● bubble position ● bubble size ● flashlight on/off ● brightness ● contrast Bubble is similar to the scene view with ● field of view the addition of a circular magnifier or ● zoom “bubble”.
- Page 17 2.5.5 Reading Menu Options: ● voice command ● color options: o reading light o reading dark o reading green o reading yellow ● reading line on/off – (when on, it provides a magnification line in the center of screen to magnify text) ●...
- Page 18 2.5.6 RP (Retinitis Pigmentosa) Menu Options: ● voice command ● field of view ● flashlight on/off ● brightness ● contrast RP view is designed for those with retinitis ● zoom pigmentosa, glaucoma, and other visual ● reset view field restrictions. By default, the image is modified to fit a narrower field of view.
- Page 19 2.5.8 OCR Menu Options: ● voice command ● take picture – (selecting “take picture” navigates you to the OCR readout). ● zoom The OCR view allows the user to take a ● flashlight on/off photo of printed text. The photo is then converted to digital text and read aloud as ●...
- Page 20 YouTube 2.5.10 Menu Options: ● voice command o video search o new video search o new search o search <voice input> YouTube view allows users to search for Settings while watching a their favorite videos on YouTube. The user video: browses a list of video search results and o play/pause video then selects videos to view inside the...
- Page 21 Inspire Feature Default Settings 2.5.12 Setting Default Range Audio Speed 1 - 6 Bioptic Box Position top center Brightness 1 - 10 Bubble Position center Bubble Size 1 – 5 all views – 70 except Contrast 1 – 100 Reading – 90 YouTube –...
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Page 22: Voice Commands
3 Voice Commands 3.1 Activating a Voice Command Voice commands can be activated through the on-screen menus that appear when you press button 2. The voice command feature is always the top-most option when opening a menu for ease of use. Once the voice command option has been highlighted, press button 2 to activate the feature. -
Page 23: Voice Commands For Views
3.2 Voice Commands for Views View Voice Command Bioptic ● Bioptic Bubble ● Bubble ● OCR Outline ● Outline ● Outline Color ● Outline Dark ● Outline Light Reading ● Reading ● Reading Dark ● Reading Green ● Reading Light ●... -
Page 24: Voice Commands For Features
3.3 Voice Commands for Features Setting Voice Commands Audio On/Off ● Audio Off ● Audio On ● Disable Audio ● Enable Audio ● Turn Off Audio ● Turn On Audio Audio Speed ● Audio Speed ● Audio Speed <Number> ● Decrease Audio Speed ●... - Page 25 Setting Voice Commands Bubble Position ● move bubble (must be in Bubble view) ● bubble position ● reset bubble position ● reset bubble Bubble Size ● bubble size (must be in Bubble view) ● increase bubble size ● decrease bubble size ●...
- Page 26 Setting Voice Commands Enable Lenses ● both lenses on ● enable lenses ● lenses on ● turn on both lenses ● turn on lenses Exposure ● decrease exposure (must be in Television view) ● exposure ● exposure <number> ● increase exposure ●...
- Page 27 Setting Voice Commands Flashlight ● disable flashlight (must be in a live view; ● enable flashlight unavailable in Television view) ● flashlight off ● flashlight on ● turn off flashlight ● turn on flashlight ● decrease IPD (must be in Welcome or ●...
- Page 28 Setting Voice Commands Text Size ● text size (only available in OCR readout) ● text size <number> ● increase text size ● decrease text size ● low text size ● max text size Reset View ● reset view Sensitivity ● increase sensitivity (must be in Outline view) ●...
- Page 29 Volume ● decrease volume ● increase volume ● low volume ● max volume ● reset volume ● volume ● volume <number> Zoom ● low zoom (must be in a Live view or ● max zoom YouTube video) ● reset zoom ●...
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Page 30: Troubleshooting
Ensure that the volume is turned up by giving the voice command “set volume to 15”, which is the maximum level. Additionally, make sure that audio feedback is on in the Inspire app. If this does not resolve the issue, restart the Inspire phone. -
Page 31: Why Can't I See The Inspire Display In My Headset
Reseat the phone on the charger until you see its emitting a slow blue light. 4.4 Why can’t I see the Inspire display in my headset? 4.4.1 Proximity sensor? 4.4.2 Check cable connections... -
Page 32: Contact Us
Sat: 8am – 1pm PST Call toll free Australia: +61 1800-861-520 Tue – Sat: 8am – 11am (AEDT) UK: +44 808-164-1920 Mon – Fri: 4pm – 8pm (BST) IrisVision Company address 5994 W. Las Positas Blvd Suite 101 Pleasanton, CA 94588 Email support@irisvision.com... - Page 33 Name Title Signature Date David Stout Author Sr. Manager of Zaria Molini Operations Adriana Alia UX Designer Director of UX Farhad Siddiqi Product Design QMS-LBL-0009 Rev B, Inspire 1.2 User Guide – 08/2022 © 2022, IrisVision, Inc. All rights reserved.
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