Tobii Dynavox TD Pilot Getting Started Manual
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Summary of Contents for Tobii Dynavox TD Pilot
- Page 1 TD Pilot with TD Snap ® Getting Started Guide...
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Page 2: What's In The Box
What’s in the Box Pre-assembled device Safety and Compliance document (iPad Pro 12.9, TD Pilot Base, Protective Case, Adjustable Bracket ConnectIT/Rehadapt mount plate, Connection Cable USB-C to USB-C, Pre-Installed Battery) TD Snap Training Cards ® Connection cable Warranty documents Lightning – USB C... -
Page 3: Let's Get Started
Setup Follow the on-screen prompts to set up the iPad. In order to receive the Tobii Dynavox software included with your purchase, you will need to make the following selections during setup: Select your language and region. - Page 4 When the TD Pilot is powered on, the eye tracker is always active, even when the iPad screen is locked. Because of this, the batteries will drain when the TD Pilot is turned on and not connected to external power. It is best to leave the TD Pilot turned on and plugged into the charger whenever you are not using it.
- Page 5 What does AssistiveTouch have to do with eye gaze? AssistiveTouch is designed for people who have difficulty touching the screen. The AssistiveTouch menu allows you to do “touch” functions, such as tap and scroll, using eye gaze. It also provides gaze-accessible shortcuts to things like the Home screen and App Switcher, which are typically accessed through gestures.
- Page 6 Customize the AssistiveTouch Menu On the right side, select Customize Top Level Menu. Tap + to change the number of icons to 8. Tap Notification Center. Swipe to the bottom of the list and tap Toggle Pause/ Resume Dwell. Tap outside the list to close it. Tap the Gestures button.
- Page 7 Waking and Unlocking Your iPad The iPad wakes automatically when the eye tracker detects the user’s eyes. Unlock the iPad by selecting the AssistiveTouch Button, then Home. Try it now: Press the top button to lock the iPad. Look at the screen for a few moments. The iPad wakes and displays the lock screen.
- Page 8 Place the TD Pilot on your mounting system or a stable surface in front of the user at, or slightly below, their eye level. If their head is tilted left or right, tilt the TD Pilot to match. It is important that the angle of the screen surface match the angle of the user’s face.
- Page 9 Follow the on-screen instructions in CoPilot to calibrate the eye tracker to the user’s eyes. When the user has finished calibrating, swipe up from the bottom of the screen to return to the Home screen. Ready! Your TD Pilot is now ready to use. Launch TD Snap to start communicating. ®...
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Page 10: Additional Resources
TD Pilot User’s Manual TD Pilot Support Page qrco.de/PilotDocs qrco.de/PilotHelp Software Training Cards Documentation qrco.de/trainingcards TD CoPilot > Settings > Help North America Technical Support 1-800-344-1778 ext. 1 #13000584 TD Pilot TD Snap ® Getting Started Guide v1.5 en-US...
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