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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Table of Contents ........................3 PRODUCT SUMMARY ......................4 FEATURE SET ......................... 4 PRODUCT CONFIGURATIONS ....................5 Tac-Eye LT ............................5 Tac-Eye PC .............................5 Button Option ..........................6 INTERCONNECT ........................6 Input Connector (QDC) ........................6 Adapters ............................6 USER INTERFACE ........................7 Keypad ............................7 HMD Button ..........................7 Control Panel ..........................8... -
Page 4: Product Summary
Simple controls allow the operator to optimize the display to their conditions, with little to no training required. The Tac-Eye 2.0 Display System was designed to give the user access to mission critical data. The head mounted display (HMD) was designed to plug directly into computer systems, FLIR imagers, camera systems, thermal weapons sights, or remote video sensors. -
Page 5: Product Configurations
PRODUCT CONFIGURATIONS NOTE: There are multiple configurations (product / accessories) available from Six15 Technologies; your configuration may be comprised of components listed here, and others that are not Tac-Eye LT The Tac-Eye LT shown in Figure 1 and Figure 2. When displaying the supported composite formats the Tac-Eye LT upscales imagery to utilize the entire display. -
Page 6: Button Option
Figure 5: QDC Closed Adapters Six15 Technologies provides two standard input adapters for the Tac-Eye LT. The VGA Adapter shown in Figure 6 provides a VGA connector to connect to VGA video sources, and the BNC Adapter shown in Figure 7 provides a BNC connector to connect to composite video sources. -
Page 7: User Interface
USER INTERFACE Keypad The keypad located on the control box of the Tac-Eye LT is highlighted in Figure 8. This image shows the icons on each button for clarity. There are four (4) buttons: 1. Power – This button turns the device on and off. By default, all Tac-Eye products turn on immediately when plugged into a power source. -
Page 8: Control Panel
Control Panel The Tac-Eye Control Panel allows for computer control of the device. This application controls the LT and PC models equivalently. Running and using the application requires the use of a Microsoft Windows operating system and an enumerated USB connection. Figure 9: Control Panel Indexed Figure 10: Tac-Eye Control Panel Index... -
Page 9: Mounting
MOUNTING Control Box There is a belt clip on the back of the Tac-Eye LT control box as seen in Figure 11. This clip can also be used to secure the device to body worn MOLLE. The HMD is built with an eyeglass clip in its default configuration;... -
Page 10: Accessories
ACCESSORIES Helmet Mount The helmet mount is compatible with the Ops Core ACH-ARC Kit rail system and is shown at right in Figure 13. This configuration maintains the left/right eye adjustability discussed in the eye clip portion of the ‘Mounting’ Section. Figure 13: Helmet Mount Red Light Filter (RLF) The Red Light Filter is used to reduce the visibility of any resulting light signature due to... -
Page 11: Tac-Eye Handle
Tac-Eye Handle The Tac-Eye ‘Handle’ is an accessory that fits over the existing HMD making the viewer more ergonomic for the hand and provides two (2) clips on either side for mounting to a belt, pouch, sleeve, or MOLLE. This is an accessory for users preferring a ‘stow and go’... -
Page 12: Cleaning And Care
CLEANING AND CARE The Tac-Eye display systems are rugged and do not need much attention. It is recommended as with any device that a better user experience is tied to product maintenance. To ensure the Tac-Eye remains at its functional peak, take afforded opportunities to clean the device using the following instructions. -
Page 13: Troubleshooting
* If any of the proposed Solutions do not eliminate the problem, contact Six15 Technologies for further resolution. Technical Support If there is trouble using the Tac-Eye you are encouraged to contact Six15 Technologies to investigate and report the problem. To ensure expedient resolution of any issue be prepared to provide: •... -
Page 14: System Specifications
SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS Parameter Description Display Type AMOLED Resolution 800 x 600 Pixels (full color, RGB) Field of View 29.5° Diagonal Exit Pupil and HMD Size (Units in mm) Head-Borne Weight 51 grams/1.81 ounces Gray Levels Up to 256 per primary color Brightness <0.1 ftL. -
Page 15: Warranty Information
WARRANTY INFORMATION What This Limited Warranty Covers Six15 warrants that the Six15 hardware product and all the internal components of the product that you have purchased from Six15 are free from defects in materials or workmanship during the Limited Warranty Period. The Limited Warranty Period for Six15 products is one (1) year from the date of product purchase. -
Page 16: Contact Information
CONTACT INFORMATION Six15 Technologies Customer Service Department 336 Summit Point Drive Henrietta, NY 14467 CAGE Code: 1X0E0 (855) 844 - 4655 (Toll Free U.S. and International) TAC-EYE IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK IN THE U.S. 387PB0002-01 Tac-Eye User Manual Page 16...
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