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  • Page 1 Onsight Realwear User Guide...

  • Page 2: Copyright

    Onsight Collaboration Hub, Onsight Smartcam, Onsight Platform Manager, and Onsight Teamlink are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Librestream Technologies Incorporated in Canada, the United States, European Union and/or other countries. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents Copyright....................................................ii 1. INTRODUCTION......................................5 2. IDENTIFY YOUR DEVICE..................................... 7 2.1. HMT-1 Components............................................7 2.2. HMT-1Z1 Components..........................................8 2.3. Navigator 500 Components........................................8 3. HOW TO WEAR......................................9 3.1. Determine Your Dominant Eye........................................9 3.2. Wear Your HMT..............................................9 3.3. Adjustments..............................................10 3.4. Power ON Your HMT...........................................10 4.
  • Page 4 Appendices........................................37 FAQs.....................................................37 Realwear Specifications............................................39 Glossary..................................................41 American National Standards Institute....................................41 ANSI Z87.1...............................................41 Atmospheres Explosible ........................................... 41 Bel..................................................41 Bluetooth................................................41 Decibel................................................42 A-weighted Decibels ..........................................42 Ingress Protection Rating..........................................42 Light Emitting Diode...........................................42 MIL-STD 810G..............................................42 Wi-FI................................................... 42 Index......................................................a...

  • Page 5: Introduction

    1. INTRODUCTION This document outlines the operational voice commands currently available in Onsight Connect for Realwear version 9 including Onsight Cube support for the Head Mounted Tablet (HMT). Release HMT FW v9.0.5c or higher required. To access the Onsight software on your HMT from the Home screen say, MY PROGRAMS.
  • Page 6 1 - INTRODUCTION...

  • Page 7: Identify Your Device

    2. IDENTIFY YOUR DEVICE The following Head Mounted Tablets (HMT) devices are available: HTM-1 • HMT-1Z1 • Navigator 500 • 2.1. HMT-1 Components Identify the following components: 1. Power button 2. Action button 3. Elbow Joint 4. Boom Arm 5. Lock Ring 6.

  • Page 8: Hmt-1Z1 Components

    2.2. HMT-1Z1 Components Identify the following components: 1. Power button 2. Action button 3. Elbow Joint 4. Boom Arm 5. Lock Ring 6. Display Pod 7. Mic A1 8. Mic A2 (On opposite side) 9. Flashlight 10. Camera Figure 2-2 HMT-1Z1 Components 11.

  • Page 9: How To Wear

    3. HOW TO WEAR 3.1. Determine Your Dominant Eye First, you must determine whether your right or left eye is dominant. This determination is important because you will need to position the display pod in front of your dominant eye. If you do not know which is your dominant eye, perform the simple test below.

  • Page 10: Adjustments

    3.3. Adjustments Display Pod After properly positioning the HMT, adjust the Display Pod about 1-2 inches from your eye. Position it just below your line of sight to get a clear display. Adjust the Display Pod either forward or backward to properly view the entire display screen. When properly set, the screen will be bright and crisp in which you can even read the smallest text.

  • Page 11: Setup And Configuration

    4. SETUP AND CONFIGURATION 4.1. Download the ADB Driver Download and run the installation file to install the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) driver from the following link: • http://dl.adbdriver.com/upload/adbdriver.zip The ADB driver enables your computer device to communicate with the HMT using Realwear Explorer. It gives your Windows PC the necessary tools to link with your HMT device.

  • Page 12: Realwear Hmt First Time Configuration

    Figure 4-3 Micro USB Port with Rubber Lid 4.3. Realwear HMT First Time Configuration For first-time configuration of your Realwear HMT device, launch a web browser and navigate to: realwear.setupmyhmt.com/ configure. Click the Configuration button and follow the instructions to complete: 1.
  • Page 13 1. Launch a web browser and navigate to: https://realwear.setupmyhmt.com/configure ◦ 2. Click the Configuration button. The Configuration screen provides the Uniform Resource Locator (URL) where you must go to configure the HMT as a series of steps. 3. Click First Time Setup. 4.
  • Page 14 6. Set Wireless Network. Manually enter the network settings as provided by your Administrator. 7. When complete, click GENERATE BARCODE on the right. 8. Open your browser. The Configuration screen provides the URL where you must go to configure the HMT-1. 9.

  • Page 15: Install Onsight Connect For Realwear

    DRAG AND DROP APKS HERE region within Realwear Explorer. Figure 4-12 Realwear Explorer 4.4.1. Installing Onsight-Connect for Realwear 1. Download the latest Onsight APK from Librestream’s Support site and scroll down the page to the Realwear HMT > DOWNLOADS AND UPDATES section.

  • Page 16: Configure Realwear Settings

    Figure 4-14 Installing APK's This completes the procedure. 4.5. Configure Realwear Settings Speak Navigate Home to access the home screen. Speak or click Settings > Realwear. These settings allow you to: Enable Image Stabilization to minimize camera • movements. Modify Field of View to be Narrow or Wide. •...

  • Page 17: Enabling Image Stabilization

    4.5.1. Enabling Image Stabilization 1. Launch Realwear Explorer. Figure 4-16 Realwear Explorer 2. Click or say, “MY PROGRAMS”. 3. Click or say “SETTINGS”. 4. Use your arrow-keys to scroll down the page and select RealWear. Figure 4-17 Configuring Realwear Settings 5.

  • Page 18: Setting The Field Of View

    4.5.2. Setting the Field of View 1. Launch Realwear Explorer. Figure 4-18 Realwear Explorer 2. Click or say, “MY PROGRAMS”. 3. Click or say “SETTINGS”. 4. Use your arrow-keys to scroll down the page and select RealWear. Figure 4-19 Configuring Realwear Settings 5.

  • Page 19: Performing A Wireless Update

    4.5.3. Performing a Wireless Update 1. Launch Realwear Explorer. Figure 4-20 Realwear Explorer 2. Click or say, “MY PROGRAMS”. 3. Click or say “WIRELESS UPDATE”. Figure 4-21 Wireless Update 4. Click or say “CHECK FOR UPDATES”. Figure 4-22 Check for Updates 4 - SETUP AND CONFIGURATION...

  • Page 20: Enable File Sharing With Your Pc (Navigator 500 Option)

    5. A message will appear that says Your device's software is currently up to date. This completes the procedure. 4.5.4. Enable File Sharing with your PC (Navigator 500 Option) 1. Launch Realwear Explorer. Figure 4-23 Realwear Explorer 2. Click or say, “MY PROGRAMS”. 3.
  • Page 21 Figure 4-25 USB This completes the procedure. 4 - SETUP AND CONFIGURATION...
  • Page 22 4 - SETUP AND CONFIGURATION...

  • Page 23: Access Global Device Commands

    5. ACCESS GLOBAL DEVICE COMMANDS Global voice commands can be activated from any application or screen using multiple languages. Table 5-1 Global Device Commands Voice Commands Action Navigate Home Navigates to the Home screen. Navigate Back Navigates to the Previous screen. My Controls Navigates to the System Control Panel.
  • Page 24 5 - ACCESS GLOBAL DEVICE COMMANDS...

  • Page 25: Launch Onsight Connect

    6. LAUNCH ONSIGHT CONNECT Figure 6-1 Launching Onsight Connect Once installed, Onsight Connect can be launched by saying: 1. Say “Navigate Home” to access the Home screen. 2. Say “MY PROGRAMS” to access your applications. 3. Say “ONSIGHT” to launch Onsight Connect application. 6.1.

  • Page 26: Realwear Explorer Login Using Pc Keyboard & Mouse

    Forgot Password — Say “Forgot Password” or “Select Item 6” to reset your password. • Display Password — Say “Display Password” or “Select Item 7” to display all characters. • Remember Me — Say “Remember Me” or “Select Item 8” to automate the login procedure for Onsight Connect.

  • Page 27: Using The Hmt Speech Keyboard To Login

    Say the Phonetic Alphabet word (MIKE, or TANGO) to enter a character. • “Numbers” to access number characters. • Tip: You can say “Point” to enter a period. Say “Letters” to access alpha characters. • Say “Caps lock” to switch from capital to lowercase •...

  • Page 28: Qr Code Login

    4. Say “REMEMBER ME” or “Select Item 5” to automate and speed up the login process. 5. Once all the characters have been entered, say “Accept”. This closes the keyboard. 6. Say “Login”. If a prompt appears, say “Close” to exit the prompt and enable GPS in Onsight. This completes the procedure.

  • Page 29: Generating A Qr Code

    The QR Code format must match the example text: "username" : "HMT@librestream.com", "password" : "MyPa$$word", "rememberMe": true Copy and paste the example text into a simple text editor, e.g., Notepad. Replace the text with your user name and password then copy the text into the QR Code generator.

  • Page 30: Contacts

    6.5. Contacts When Onsight Connect starts, your CONTACTS list will open by default. To close the contact list, say “Hide Contacts”. Conversely to display contacts, say “Show Contacts”. Note: The contacts displayed were added by your Onsight Administrator. Using an HMT, you are unable to add contacts from within Onsight.
  • Page 31 Global Voice Commands can be activated from any application or screen using multiple languages. Use the Show Help command to display context sensitive commands. Conversely, use the Hide Help command to close the help window. Onsight Voice Commands are accessible only within the Onsight Connect application. Use the command Show Tool Tips to display the available Onsight commands on any screen within the application.

  • Page 32: Onsight Flow Voice Commands

    Table 6-4 Onsight Voice Commands (continued) Voice Commands Action Zoom Level 1 Zoom the video to level 1 (Normal size) Zoom Level 2 Zoom the video to level 2 (2x digital zoom) Zoom Level 3 Zoom the video to level 3 (3x digital zoom) Mute Microphone You can use the Mute Microphone command to stop the HMT from listening for commands.

  • Page 33: Navigator 500 Features

    6.8. Navigator 500 Features The Navigator 500 supports new camera enhancements that include: Low Light — Enables the camera to read serial numbers • or characters in dimly lit environments. This feature works Down to 5 Lux (Unit of Illumination) or candle lighting conditions and it works automatically in the background to improve readability.

  • Page 34: Onsight Translator

    6.10. Onsight Translator Onsight Connect for the Realwear HMT provides Natural Language Processing (NLP) services. The user can display Onsight Translator by saying “Translator” and then defining which languages to set to in the Translate from and To drop-down menus. This feature can be used during a call and during the playback of recordings.

  • Page 35: Onsight Cube

    7. ONSIGHT CUBE The Onsight Cube is an industrial wearable that can function in rugged environments and works with Onsight Connect running on iOS, Android, and Windows devices. Technicians can use the Onsight Connect and the Cube to share video and audio for real- time collaboration with remote experts.
  • Page 36 When operating the Cube in Stand-alone mode all images and recordings are stored locally in the Cube’s internal storage. These files can be accessed by pairing with the Cube and going to FILES > Cube. You can download files from the Cube to your HMT by selecting the thumbnail image of the files and saying Download on the menu.

  • Page 37: Appendices

    Appendices FAQs Lookup Voice Commands Question: How do I know what voice command to say or how to locate available voice commands in the Onsight app? Answer: At any time, you can say “Show Help” or “Show Tool Tips” to see the available commands. Capture Mode Question: What is Capture Mode? Answer: Capture Mode enables you to use Onsight Connect without a user account.
  • Page 38 For More Information Please contact support@librestream.com or call 1.800.849.5507 or +1.204.487.0612. Related information Support Just-in-Time Training Materials 8 - Appendices...

  • Page 39: Realwear Specifications

    Realwear Specifications Manufacturer/Model Realwear Nav500 Realwear HMT-1 Realwear HMT1z1 Ingress Protection (IP) Rating IP66 IP66 IP66 MIL-STD 810G ANSI Z87.1 ATEX Zone 1; CSA C1/D1 Other Display and optics Monocular Monocular Monocular Field of View (FOV) 20 degree (FOV) 20 degree FOV 20 degree FOV •...
  • Page 40 Manufacturer/Model Realwear Nav500 Realwear HMT-1 Realwear HMT1z1 Memory 32GB Internal, 256 GB MicroSD 16 GB internal, 64GB microSD slot Positioning GPS, GLONASS, A-GPS GPS, GLONASS, A-GPS GPS, GLONASS, A-GPS External Ports 3.5 mm Audio, USB-C 3.5mm audio, USB-c for 3.5mm audio, 1 micro USB for Charging and data Charging and data Related information...

  • Page 41: Glossary

    Glossary American National Standards Institute The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) is the private, non-profit organization that supports the development of technology standards across various industries in the United States. American National Standards Institute (ANSI) ANSI ANSI Z87.1 American National Standards Institute (ANSI) standard Z87.1 classifies eye protection to minimize injuries from eye hazards. Eye protection is classified as impact or non-impact rated.

  • Page 42: Decibel

    Decibel A Decibel (dB) is a unit of measure for the intensity or "Loudness" of sound measured in one tenth of a (B). Decibel (dB) A-weighted Decibels A-weighted Decibels (dBA) represent sound pressure levels associated with the "Loudness" in air as perceived by the human ear. A-weighted Decibels have been adjusted for the varying sensitivity of the human ear to low and high audio frequencies.

  • Page 43: Index

    Index Numerics 16 MP Front Camera 39 Date 12 grams 39 Date Stamped Folder 35 2 Axis Touchpad 39 Deleted 35 3.5 mm Audio jack 39 Depth Sensor 39 300% 33 Device 7 4 Microphone Array 39 Dictation 26 LUX 33 Display and Optics 39 640 x 400 OLED 39 Display Pod 7, 8, 8, 10 6X Zoom Camera 39 Display...
  • Page 44 Hide Settings 30 Navigate Home 16, 23, 25 Hide System Health 30, 30 Navigator 500 7, 11, 33, 33 Hide Tool 5 Navigator 500 Components 8 Hide Tool Tips 30 Navigator 500 Voice Keyboard 26 Hide Video Sources 30 Network Connectivity 37 HMT 35, 37 Noise Cancellation 23, 39 device 35 Notepad 28 Firmware 16 Number of Languages 39 Micro-USB 11...
  • Page 45 Scan Code 29 Participants 33 Screen Resolution 39 Secure Fit 10 Undo Telestration 30 Secure Keyboard 26 Unit of Illumination 33 Select Item # 5, 23 URL 12 Sensors 39 Usability 39 Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) 30 USB 20 Set Date & Time 12 cable 37 Language 12 Cable 11 Password 25 USB-C 11 Set User Name 25 User Credentials 37 Set User Name and Password 27 Username 29...

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