Kaiser Baas VR-X Quick Start Manual

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VR-x

Quick Start Guide

VR-X

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Contents

Disclaimers & Warnings

VR-X Specications

Instructions

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Smartphone Installation

Adjust the VR-X Headset

VR-X Customization

Compatibility

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Disclaimers & Warnings

The VR-X Headset is not recommended
for use by children under the age of 13.
Small parts may present a potential choking
hazard for young persons. For those under
the age of 18, use of the VR-X Headset
should be supervised by a responsible
Adult. Prolonged use should be avoided
to reduce the risk of a negative impact on
hand-eye co-ordination and balance.

ATTENTION: Use only in a safe
environment. The VR-X Headset produces
an immersive virtual reality experience
that can distract you and block your
view of your actual surroundings.

ATTENTION: DO NOT use the VR-X
Headset whilst in a moving vehicle as
this can increase your susceptibility to
motion sickness.

ATTENTION: NEVER use the VR-X Headset
in situations that require your full attention,
such as walking, bicycling or driving.

ATTENTION: DO NOT handle any sharp
or other dangerous objects whilst using the
VR-X Headset.

ATTENTION: DO NOT share your VR-X
Headset with other people, in order to avoid
the transfer of contagious conditions. To
avoid transferring contagious conditions,
particularly of the eyes, skin or scalp - the
VR-X Headset should be cleaned between
each use with an antibacterial wipe and
then dried with the provided Lens Cleaning
Cloth.

The VR-X Headset is worn in contact with
your skin and scalp. Stop using the VR-X
Headset if you notice swelling, itchiness or
other irritation. If symptoms persist, contact
your physician.

DO NOT use harsh chemicals or abrasive
materials to clean your VR-X Headset.

ATTENTION: Immediately discontinue use if
anyone using the VR-X Headset experiences
any of the following symptoms:

• Seizures

• Loss of awareness

• Eye strain

• Eye or muscle twitching

• Involuntary movements

• Visual abnormalities including but not
limited to: altered, blurred or double vision

• Dizziness, disorientation or impaired
balance

• Impaired hand-eye coordination

• Excessive sweating, increased salivation,
nausea or light-headedness

• Discomfort or pain in the head or eyes

• Drowsiness, fatigue or any symptoms
attributed to motion sickness.

ATTENTION: As a minimum requirement,
take a 10 to 15 minute break every 30
minutes - even if you don’t think you need

it. Each person is dierent, take longer

and more frequent breaks if you feel
discomfort.

You should decide what works best
for you.