eyeV Skyle Quick Start Manual

Safety Instructions
For your personal safety, please observe the following safety
instructions:
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Epilepsy information
The Skyle eye tracker (Skyle) works with pulsating infrared light.
In people who are sensitive to this light (e.g. photosensitive ep-
ilepsy), this can lead to epileptic seizures or even unconscious-
ness. This can also occur if no such clinical picture was previous-
ly known. If you experience dizziness or similar symptoms while
using the eye tracker, please refrain from further use.
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Heat generation
Since Skyle processes the image data of the eyes independently,
there is a lot of heat development. Therefore, take reasonable
care when changing the position of Skyle during and immediate-
ly after use.
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Infrared warning
Certain (medical) devices are sensitive to the influence of infra-
red light. The pulsating infrared light of the Skyle can therefore
impair or disturb the functionality of such devices in the imme-
diate vicinity. We therefore recommend not to use Skyle near
such devices.
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Small parts
Skyle consists of several components, which can be swallowed
as individuals and can lead to choking, especially, but not only,
in children. Keep the device away from children.
General remarks
The Skyle eye tracker is designed for indoor use. Excessive
brightness caused by strong sunlight or artificial light can
lead to disturbances or limitations in the functionality of the
device. Opening, changing, manipulating or similar actions
of the Skyle voids the legal warranty of the manufacturer. In
this case, eyeV GmbH rejects any liability claims. If the Skyle
Eye-tracker does not work, please contact eyeV GmbH within
14 days after purchase.
In principle, eyeV GmbH rejects any liability resulting from
improper handling or operation. The Skyle Eyetracker may
only be used in accordance with the laws of the respective
country.
The products of eyeV GmbH are expressly not approved
for use as critical components in life-support devices or
applications where significant injury to the user or others
may occur.
Due to the technical requirements of eye-tracking devices
and the different biometric characteristics of each user, the
recognition rate may vary and optimal function cannot al-
ways be guaranteed. Therefore, liability for any consequential
damage resulting from this is excluded. The use of eyeglass-
es can lead to considerable restrictions.
Operating temperature 0°C to 35°C
Storage temperature -5°C to 50°C
Mode Binocular
Operating distance 45 cm - 65 cm
Freedom of movement 23 cm x 15 cm (W * H)
Accuracy 0,5° - 2°
Sampling rate 30 Hz to 60 Hz
The device is not waterproof! No parts or liquids may get into
the ventilation slots.
Further information can be found on the
Website www.eyeV.de. For complete technical specifications,
please refer to the current data sheet of the device.
iPad App Skyle
Intended use
Skyle records your eye movements and calculates the resulting
gaze data. This way it can be determined where the user is
looking at the screen. This gaze data is then used to move the
cursor on the iPad and trigger various gestures such as clicking,
scrolling, etc.
Declaration of conformity
Skyle is CE compliant. The following standards and guidelines
are met by Skyle:
• EN 55032:2015 Electromagnetic compatibility of multimedia
equipment - Emission Requirements
• EN 55035:2017 Electromagnetic compatibility of multimedia
equipment - Immunity requirements
• EN 62471:2008 Photobiological safety of lamps and lamp
systems RoHS2 (2011/65/EU)
• RoHS3 (2015/863/EU)
• FCC 47 CFR Part 15
• ICES-003 Issue 6
Disposal
Since Skyle is an electronic device, please do not dispose of it in
your household or residual waste. For more detailed informa-
tion on proper disposal, please observe the regional regulations
for the disposal of electronic devices.
Manufacturer and contact
eyeV GmbH
Alzeyer Str. 39
67549 Worms, Germany
support@eyeV.de
eyeV GmbH reserves the right to make
improvements, corrections or other changes.
Note: In order to be able to guarantee an optimal gaze data
analysis, you should always execute a recalibration of the
system in the case of changes to the system or when the user
changes.