Olympus K05 User Manual

Smart Glasses

EI-10

Instruction Manual

Thank you for purchasing this Olympus product.
To ensure your safety, please read this instruction manual
before use, and keep it handy for future reference.

Table of Contents

Table of Contents ................................................ 02

Warnings and Precautions ................................. 03

Warnings 04

Precautions 07

Precautions for using wireless

functions (Bluetooth, Wireless LAN) 09

Before Use ........................................................... 11

Unpacking the box contents 11

Names and functions of components 12

Charging the batteries 13

Inserting and replacing batteries 14

How to Wear the Device ..................................... 15

Basic Operations ................................................. 16

Turning On/O the Power .................................. 17

Turning on the power 17

Turning o the power 17

Sleep mode 17

Turning on/o the display 18

Connection to Computer.................................... 31

Connecting to computer via Micro-USB cable 31

Internal storage folders 32

QR Code Operations ........................................... 33

QR Code Generator 33

Wireless LAN settings 34

Other operations 35

Troubleshooting ................................................. 36

Frequently Asked Questions ............................. 37

Development Environment ............................... 39

Specications ...................................................... 40

Optional Accessaries

Trademarks / Third Party Software ................... 43

(sold separately)

................ 41

Home Screen ....................................................... 20

Displayed information 20

Operation procedure 21

Initial Applications ............................................. 22

Image Viewer 22

Video Player 22

Camera 23

Video Recorder 24

Function Checker 25

QR Code Settings 29

Brightness 29

Settings 30

02

Warnings and Precautions

• The Olympus EyeTrek is designed as a hands-free business solution through a head

mounted display that can facilitate communications between parties, display real time

information, record or playback audio and video content, and use various applications that

can improve work eciencies in a commercial or industrial environment. Use this product

only for the intended purpose.

• The EyeTrek visual display should be used only with safety glasses, prescription glasses, or

other eye protection that will prevent the EyeTrek visual display from coming into contact

with the user’s eye. Use only the enclosed attachments to secure the visual display to the

glasses or eye protection you are wearing. Do not focus so much on the visual display that

you become distracted from your surroundings. If you have any questions about how to

use the product safely, contact Olympus customer support.

• This device is not intended to be used in the performance of critical activities requiring

continuous connectivity involving health and safety, including but not limited to

emergency healthcare, war time applications and processes, or crisis management.

• This device should not be used as a primary source to hold and save data.

• Reprinting a part of or entire section of this manual without permission is prohibited.

• Screens and illustrations used in this manual are only the images. Therefore, they may be

dierent from actual screens or products.

• The contents of this manual are subject to be revised without a prior notice.

• READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS, WARNINGS, AND PRECAUTIONS BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT.

AFTER READING, KEEP THESE MATERIALS FOR LATER REFERENCE.

03

Warnings

▎

PRODUCT USERS

• Do not use if you are under 16 years of age.

• Do not use if you are in poor physical condition.

• Do not use if you have heart disease, high blood pressure, or other heart problems.

• Do not use if you are tired or have diculty sleeping.

• Do not use under the inuence of drugs or alcohol.

• Do not use if you have a history of photosensitivity.

• Do not use if you have a visual eld disorder, alignment disorder, or eye movement disorder.

• Do not use if you have ever experienced convulsive or epileptic ts.

• Do not use if you have ever experienced a stroke, vertigo, migraines, or mental disorder.

• Do not use if you have ever experienced loss of consciousness from light ashes or oscillations.

• Do not use if you are pregnant.

• Do not use if you have personal medical devices such as an implanted pacemaker,

debrillator, or hearing aids.

USE CONDITIONS FOR THE PRODUCT

• If you wear safety glasses, helmet, or other protective equipment, the product may not t

securely. Do not use this product if it prevents you from properly wearing protective

equipment such as safety glasses, hard hats, helmets, dust masks, or respirators. If you

cannot nd safety equipment that can be worn and used properly along with the product,

do not use this product.

• Use of the product can obscure your vision, aect your balance, and increase your reaction

time. Do not allow product use to distract you. Before wearing or using, conrm that the

surrounding environment is safe. Do not wear or use the product near physical obstacles

or fragile objects.

• Do not use in any setting in which there is a risk of falling, such as on a bus or train, or in

any other setting in which you cannot safely use the product.

• Do not use while operating work-related equipment such as forklifts, cranes, or tractors.

• Do not use while operating personal transportation devices such as automobiles,

motorcycles, bicycles, skateboards, or hoverboards.

• Do not use this product if you may encounter sudden or unexpected movements.

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• Do not look at the sun or other strong lights while using this product.

• Do not use this product continuously for more than one hour without taking a 10-minute

break.

• Do not use this device at an excessive volume. Otherwise, hearing loss can occur and you

may not be able to hear important sounds around you, such as alarms, horns, and sirens.

USE ENVIRONMENT WARNINGS

• Do not use product anywhere where the use of such devices are prohibited.

• Do not operate the product in temperatures below 5 °C(41 °F) or above 35 °C(95 °F).

• Do not store the product in temperatures below 0 °C(32 °F) or above 40 °C(104 °F).

• Do not operate or store the product in locations with high humidity or excessive dust.

• Do not use in storm conditions involving thunder or lightning.

• Other electronic systems and devices may operate in the same frequency range as this

product. These include, but are not limited to, microwave ovens, household appliances,

medical and scientic instruments, and RFID equipment. Do not use near medical devices

or any other electrical equipment that may be adversely aected by the radiofrequency

emissions of the product. Please see “FCC Notice” below for further details on FCC

compliance.

PRODUCT CARE WARNINGS

• Do not leave this product in a closed automobile or in other places under direct sunlight

for extended periods of time.

• Do not immerse product in water or otherwise allow product to get wet. Do not use or

leave the product in very moist or humid places. Do not use the product if it has

condensation or if your hands are wet.

• Do not attempt to disassemble, repair, or modify the product. Attempts to do so may

cause malfunctions, re, electrical shock, personal injury, and product damage. Contact

Olympus customer support for any needed repairs.

05

BATTERY USE AND CARE

• The product contains a lithium battery. To prevent battery leaks or damage, carefully

follow all instructions regarding the use and charging of batteries. Lithium batteries

contain potentially toxic materials. Never attempt to disassemble or modify a battery in

any way.

• Use only the battery, battery charger, and AC adapter provided with the product. Using a

battery, battery charger, or AC adapter other than those provided may result in charging

failures, product malfunction, re, damage, explosions, or battery leaks.

• Use the battery charger with the specied power source and voltage. Unplug the battery

charger when not in use. Do not use the battery charger if the power cord is damaged or

broken.

• Do not charge the battery near any place at which ammable items are stored, such as a

gas station. Prior to visiting such places, remove the battery from the device.

• Do not overcharge batteries. If the battery does not recharge within 3 hours, stop charging

and remove the battery from the device.

• Do not store battery where it will be exposed to direct sunlight or subjected to high

temperatures.

• Do not allow battery to come into contact with any metal objects such as jewelry, pins,

fasteners, keys, etc. Doing so may cause a short circuit that will result in overheating,

burning, re, or explosions.

• Do not use a battery that is deformed, swelling, leaking, wet, or has a strange odor. Doing

so may result in overheating, burning, bursting, or re.

• If the liquid inside of the battery touches the skin or clothing, immediately rinse with water.

If the liquid gets into the eyes, ush with water and see a doctor immediately.

• Do not dispose of batteries in re.

• Keep the battery and small parts out of reach of children. Should a child swallow a battery

or a small part, see a doctor immediately.

• This symbol [crossed-out wheeled bin Directive 2006/66/EC Annex II] indicates

separate collection of waste batteries in the EU countries.

Please do not throw the batteries into the domestic refuse.

Please use the return and collection systems available in your country for the

disposal of the waste batteries.

• Please recycle OLYMPUS batteries to help save our planet's resources.

When you throw away dead batteries, be sure to cover their ＋, －, T, and always observe

local laws and regulations.

06

PRECAUTIONS

▎

EYEWEAR

• Always wear the product with safety glasses, prescription glasses, or other eye protection

to prevent the eye from coming into contact with the product’s viewer. Otherwise, a

sudden impact may cause the product to strike and injure the eye. Use the enclosed

attachments to secure the visual display to your glasses or eye protection before use.

• If you wear bifocals, trifocals, or progressive lenses, or if you have had laser eye surgery,

consult your eye doctor before using this product.

• If you wear contact lenses that are designed to allow one eye to see close up and the other

eye to see far away, consult your eye doctor before using this product.

• Do not overly widen the headband when wearing and removing the headband. Do not

allow the display unit to touch your eye when wearing and removing the display unit.

OTHER USAGE PRECAUTIONS

• Always be sure you can see the screen and entire image clearly during use. Do not use the

device when the image cannot be properly focused, or the image does not appear clear

and stable, or if you cannot see the whole image clearly.

• The screen of the device partially blocks one eye. Remove the device if you need to see

with both eyes or if the device interferes in any way with your safety.

• If the product causes your skin to feel irritated or uncomfortable, remove the product from

your head and consult a dermatologist.

• Avoid extended use of the product. If during use you encounter eye pain or eye fatigue,

blurry vision, double vision, nausea, headache, or dizziness, neck or shoulder pain, fatigue,

anxiety, or discomfort, discontinue use and rest until you recover. Do not walk, move

around, or operate equipment or a vehicle until these symptoms go away.

• If during use or charging the product emits smoke, strange odors, or sounds, or generates

excessive heat, discontinue use, unplug the charger and Power Pack Adaptor, and contact

Olympus customer support.

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CONNECTIONS, APPLICATIONS AND DATA UPLOADS

• Do not connect, upload or install any connection site, applications or data onto this

product where the safety and security of such connection, application or data has not been

provided, approved or authorized by Olympus.

• Please use this product only after ensuring that your system maintains safety and total

system reliability.

08

Precautions for using wireless functions (Bluetooth, Wireless LAN)

FCC Notice

• This device has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,

pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules.

• These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in

a residential installation.

• This device generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and

used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio

communications.

• However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.

• If this device does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be

determined by turning the device o and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the

interference by one or more of the following measures:

a. Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

b. Increase the separation between the device and receiver.

c. Connect the device into an outlet on a circuit dierent from that to which the receiver

is connected.

d. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

e. To connect the device to USB enabled personal computer, use the enclosed ferrite

cores.

FCC/IC Caution

• Changes or modications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance

could void the user’s authority to operate the device.

• This transmitter must not be co-located or operated in conjunction with any other antenna

or transmitter.

• The available scientic evidence does not show that any health problems are associated

with using low power wireless devices.

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• There is no proof, however, that these low power wireless devices are absolutely safe.

• Low power Wireless devices emit low levels of radio frequency (RF) energy in the

microwave range while being used.

• Whereas high levels of RF can produce health eects (by heating tissue), exposure of

low-level RF that does not produce heating eects causes no known adverse health eects.

• Many studies of low-level RF exposures have not found any biological eects.

• Some studies have suggested that some biological eects might occur, but such ndings

have not been conrmed by additional research.

• EI-10 has been tested and found to comply with FCC/IC radiation exposure limits set forth

for an uncontrolled environment and meets the FCC radio frequency (RF) Exposure

Guidelines and RSS-102 of the IC radio frequency (RF) Exposure rules.

• The Wireless LAN (IEEE 802.11a/n) of this product uses 5 GHz bands. By the Radio Law,

outdoor use of the 5.2 GHz band and the 5.3 GHz band is prohibited. The channels used by

this product are as follows:

- 5.2 GHz band : 36, 40, 44, 48

- 5.3 GHz band : 52, 56, 60, 64

- 5.6 GHz band : 100, 104, 108, 112, 116, 120, 124, 128, 132, 136, 140

For customers in the United States

Declaration of Conformity
Model Number : EI-10
Trade Name : OLYMPUS
Responsible Party : OLYMPUS AMERICA INC.
Address : 3500 Corporate Parkway, P.O. Box 610, Center Valley,
PA 18034-0610, U.S.A.
Telephone Number : 484-896-5000
Tested To Comply With FCC Standards
FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules and Industry Canada's licence-exempt
RSSs. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference.
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.

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Before Use

Unpacking the box contents

Protection case

Battery

WHB-001 x2

Ferrite Core

Smart Glasses

EI -10

Headband & Clips

EI-HB1

Small x2
Midium x2
Large x2

Battery Charger

(EI-CH1) (UN312-0520)

EI-CS1

Instruction manual

Warranty card

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Names and functions of components

Camera

takes pictures and videos.

Button❶

shows the home screen.

Button❷
Button❸

operate dierently

depending on the

application.

Micro-USB port

for connection via
Micro-USB cable.

NOTE

Button and sensor functionality vary depending on the application.

•

• ”Hold down a button" means to release after pressing and holding the button for

approximately 2 seconds.

Touch sensor

allows for touch operation.

Flexible arm

adjusts display position.

USB

Connector

locks the device to the
headband holder.

Microphone

Display

shows the screen.

Prism

Power button

turns on the power, turns on/o
sleep mode and other modes.

4-pole mini jack

for connecting devices such as
headsets or earphones.

Power LED

indicates the current
status of the device.

Voice functions

This device is not equipped with a speaker. In order to play back voice, connect the earphone or a headset

to the 4-pole mini jack. In addition, to have two-way communication through the device, connect the

headset.

NOTE

When connecting an earphone or a headset to the 4-pole mini jack,

make sure that the connected unit is fully inserted. If not, interference

may occur.

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Charging the batteries

Fully charge the battery prior to rst use, and recharge the battery when it is drained.

Charging the battery for the rst time will take approximately 2.5 hours.

Battery charge indicator

Charging state

No battery inserted Not lit

Charging Green light

Charging complete Blinking green light

Temperature over range

Abnormal charge Red light

Charge indicator

LED state

Blinking red light

Be careful with the
battery direction.

Insert the plug into an outlet.

NOTE

• The LED may blink red when a battery is inserted into the charger. If this happens, remove the

battery, wait for several minutes and insert again.

• If a fully charged battery is inserted into the charger, the LED may not turn on.

Charge indicator
LED

Battery Maintenance

If the battery terminal becomes dirty, clean with a soft, dry cloth. Getting nger oil, sweat, or dust on the

terminal may prevent proper charging. Do not use organic solvents (benzene, thinner, and like), acids, or

alkalis.

This product cannot be charged internally via the Micro-USB port. Please use the external battery charger.

The plug-in type AC adapter (UN312-0520) shall be correctly mounted to a plug socket perpendicularly.

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Inserting and replacing batteries

USB

Insert

1. Move down the lock and open the cover.

Lock

Cover

2. Move the battery stopper and insert the battery.

Battery

Be careful with the
battery direction.

Battery stopper

Replace (Hot swap)

The battery can be replaced without turning o the power.

1. Hold down the power button for approximately 2 seconds.

2. The power LED starts blinking. After a few seconds, it switches to the slow blinking state

with intervals of approximately 2 seconds.

Power LED

Hold down the button

3. Remove the battery. Then within 10 seconds, insert the charged battery. When the hot

swapping succeeds, the power LED starts blinking in 2-second intervals again. If the hot

swapping fails, the power LED turns o.

4. Press the power button.

Resume the paused application from where it is stopped.

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How to Wear the Device

Always wear the device with safety glasses,

Warning

Use the provided headband.

Connector

1. Slide the device connector to insert it into the headband holder.

2. While wearing the glasses, attach the clip to the temple of the glasses.

prescription glasses, or other eye protection.

Otherwise, an injury may cause such as by hurting the eye by

the display.

Ear hook

Regarding clip size (Small, Medium, Large)

Clips can be replaced to t the width of the
temples. They can be used oriented either
inward or outward.

Holder

Clip

3. Adjust display position.

Do not bend Flexible arm forcedly.
Bending Flexible arm may cause squeakiness, but it is not a malfunction.

This product is designed assuming that it will be attached to the right-side holder
of the headband. Attachment to the left-side holder is possible, however, the
headset of a separately sold accessory cannot be used, and the screen may not
appear correctly in some applications which do not support rotation of the screen,
thus use this product after confirmation.

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Basic Operations

The user can operate this device intuitively by using the touch sensor.

When a user is wearing gloves, the touch sensor does not respond.

Examples of major operations

• Swipe from back to front

• Display the applications sequentially (counterclockwise order) on the
Home screen.

• Display the next image.

• Play back the next video.

• Swipe from front to back

• Zoom in the displayed image/video in Camera and Video Recorder.

• Display the applications sequentially (clockwise order) on the Home
screen.

• Display the previous image.

• Play back the previous video.

• Zoom out the displayed image/video in Camera and Video Recorder.

• Two-nger swipe from back to front

• Zoom in the displayed image/video in Camera and Video Recorder with large
steps.

• Two-nger swipe from front to back

• Zoom out the displayed image/video in Camera and Video Recorder
with large steps.

• Single tap

Single

• Play/stop the video in Video Player.

• Double tap

Double

• Start-up of the application.

• Holding down. (To release after touching the touch sensor for approximately 2 seconds.)

• Return the zoom in Camera and Video Recorder.

approximately 2 seconds

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Turning On/Off the Power

USB

USB

USB

Turning on the power

Press the power button.
The power LED turns on, and the startup screen appears on the display.

Power LED

Press

*Note that holding down the button does not turn on the power.
*After ashing of the power LED, it takes about 20 seconds until the screen appears.

Turning off the power

To turn o the power, remove the battery.

1. Hold down the power button for approximately 2 seconds.
The power LED starts blinking. After a few seconds, it switches to the slow blinking state
with intervals of approximately 2 seconds.

Power LED

Hold down the button

2. Then remove the battery.

*Hold down the power button for longer than 7 seconds for forcing a shutdown.

Sleep mode

In the sleep mode, the display turns black, which disables unintended touch operation. In addition,
the battery power will be conserved when using this mode while the operation is in pause.

Hold down the power button for approximately 2 seconds.
The power LED starts blinking. After a few seconds, it switches to the slow blinking state with
intervals of approximately 2 seconds.

Power LED

Hold down the button

The power LED continues blinking while in the sleep mode.

Pressing the power button again releases the sleep mode.

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Turning on/off the display

USB

The display can be switched between on/o.

Even when the display is o, the application is continuously running. Therefore, consumption

of the battery power continues. To save the power, shift to the sleep mode.

Press the power button.

The display turns o.

Press

Pressing the power button again recovers the display.

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• About the display
Due to the characteristics of the material used in the OLED panel, permanent burn-in or
reduction in brightness may occur.
For the OLED display used in this product, continuously displaying static images in the
same position on the screen or repeatedly displaying the same image may cause
irreversible burn-in.
Performing the operations detailed in 1 to 3 below reduces the risk of burn-in.

1. Do not display the same image for a long time.

Be careful not to continuously display the same image, such as a static image, a
temporarily halted video or continuously running the same software without any
operations.

2. Turn o the display when not in use.

When not in use or when display is unnecessary, turning o the screen and putting
the screen to sleep are recommended.

3. Do not unnecessarily increase the brightness of the display.

Keeping the necessary mild brightness of the screen is recommended.

• About use in a high-temperature environment
Continuous use in a high-temperature environment, due to the structure of the OLED
display and characteristics of the materials, may cause an afterimage, burn-in, a stain, a
line and reduction of brightness.
Since there is a danger of faster degradation of the display panel, avoid continuous use
and storage in a high-temperature and high-humidity environment, such as in a sealed
space and near an air conditioner. Especially, leaving this product inside an automobile
where direct sunshine increases the temperature therein and near a heating appliance
may result in uneven screen brightness causing a variation to be seen.
In addition, avoid using with a sudden temperature change, since it results in dew
condensation inside the product causing degradation of the display.

• About bright spots and dark spots
The display of this product is manufactured with a very high accuracy technique,
however, dark spots (black spot, lack of a pixel) and constantly lit bright spots (red,
blue, green) may exist. Further, depending on the viewing angle, streaks may be seen.
Due to the characteristics of the display, these phenomena may occur after long-term
use. These phenomena are due to the structure of the display and not malfunctions.
Please use this product with an understanding of these facts.

• Other precautions

* Do not press or pull strongly, scratch, or place an object on the prism especially the

surface of the display. It results in malfunctions of the screen or causes failure.

* Leaving the display facing the sunlight may result in damage of the screen. Please

be careful especially when placing the product near windows or in outdoors.

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Home Screen

On this screen, applications can be selected and started both by touching and by
operating buttons.

Displayed information

②③

①

① Battery

Icon Battery Level

Over 50%

20% or more and less than 50%

Less than 20%

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② Wireless LAN

③ Bluetooth

Icon Signal strength

Strong

Weak

Poor

no display

Wireless LAN ON
disconnected

Wireless LAN OFF

Icon Bluetooth status

ON

OFF

USB

Operation procedure

USB

Selecting application

Swipe on the touch sensor, or press the button ❷, ❸.

OR

Applications are displayed in the following order.

QR Code Settings

Press

Starting up the application

1. Display the application to be started using the procedure above.

2. Double tap on the touch sensor, or hold down the button

seconds.

Double

OR

Hold down

❷, ❸ for approximately 2

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Initial Applications

Image Viewer

This application displays the image les stored in the internal storage of the device.

In order to save image les to the internal storage, see "Connection to Computer"(P31).

Folder used

Supported file formats

：OLYMPUS/Photo

：jpg

█ Operation procedure

Touch operation Button operation

Display the next image

Display the previous image

Exit the application

Swipe from back to front

Swipe from front to back

-

Press the button ❷

Press the button ❸

Press the button

❶

Video Player

This application plays back the movie les stored in the internal storage of the device.

In order to save movie les to the internal storage, see"Connection to Computer"(P31).

To play back the voice, connect the earphone or headset to the 4-pole mini jack.

Folder used

Supported file formats

：OLYMPUS/Video

：mp4

█ Operation procedure

Play the next movie

Play the previous movie

Pause/Play

Exit the application

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Touch operation Button operation

Swipe from back to front

Swipe from front to back

Single tap -

-

Press the button ❷

Press the button ❸

Press the button

❶

Camera

This application captures still images. The captured still images will be stored in the internal

storage of the device.

Folder used

：OLYMPUS/Photo

Capture file formats

Capture size

：1600px × 1200px

█ Operation procedure

Touch operation Button operation

Zoom in*

Zoom out*

Exposure Compensation
(±5steps)

Capture still image

Exit the application

* Two-nger swipe allows for zooming with larger steps.
* Holding down the touch sensor resets the zoom.

Swipe from back to front -

Swipe from front to back -

-

-

-

：jpg

Press the button ❸

Press the button ❷

Press the button

❶

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Video Recorder

This application records movies. The captured movies will be stored in the internal storage of

the device.

Folder used ：OLYMPUS/Video
Record le format ：mp4
Record size ：1280px × 720px
Encoder ：H.264
Frame rate ：20FPS

Maximum recording time at one time : Up to 29 minutes 59 seconds.

█ Operation procedure

Touch operation Button operation

Zoom in*

Zoom out*

Exposure Compensation
(±5steps)

Start/Stop record

Exit the application

* Two-nger swipe allows for zooming with larger steps.
* Holding down the touch sensor resets the zoom.

Swipe from back to front -

Swipe from front to back -

-

-

-

Press the button ❸

Press the button ❷

Press the button

❶

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Function Checker

This application checks the operation of this device, determining whether the basic functions

work properly or not.

To check the voice function, connect the earphone or headset to the 4-pole mini jack.

Operation procedure

Touch operation Button operation

Move to the next check item

Move to the previous check item

Exit the application

Check results

The check results from [1:WLAN] to [10:SCREEN

Checking basic functions

[Status Information]

Allows for conrming the device OS and status.

-

-

-

BRIGHTNESS] are displayed with

Note that all items are displayed as at the biginning.

Press the button ❸

Press the button ❷

Press the button

❶

and

.

: Check is completed without problems.

: Check is incomplete, or a problem was found.

OS version

Firmware version

Remaining battery

Battery status

(discharging/charging/not charging/full)

Battery health

(good/overheat/voltage/dead)

CPU, Battery temperature (Celsius)

(The last digit indicates 0.1 degrees.)

Voltage

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[1:WLAN]

Checks if a Wireless LAN connection can be established properly.

When Wireless LAN is ON:

The check is conducted automatically. If no problem is found, the screen displays [Wireless LAN [OK]],

and the check result at the top of the screen changes to

.

If the check is not conducted automatically, hold down the button

When Wireless LAN is OFF:

The Wireless LAN function is automatically turned ON. Then hold down the button
If no problem is found, the screen displays [Wireless LAN [OK]], and the check result at the top of the

screen changes to

.

❸.

❸.

[2:BLUETOOTH]

Checks if a Bluetooth

When

Bluetooth

The check is conducted automatically. If no problem is found, the screen displays [Bluetooth [OK]],

and the check result at the top of the screen changes to

If the check is not conducted automatically, hold down the button

When

Bluetooth

The Bluetooth function is automatically turned ON. If no problem is found, the screen displays

[Bluetooth [OK]], and the check result at the top of the screen changes to

If the check is not conducted automatically, hold down the button

® connection can be established properly.

is ON:

.

❸.

is OFF:

.

❸.

[3:TOUCH SENSOR]

Checks if the touch sensor operates properly.

Touch the touch sensor with one nger, and then two ngers. If the sensor value changes between

one-nger and two-ngers, the check result at the top of the screen changes to .

If the value does not change, restart the device and check again.

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Sensor value

Number of detected ngers

[4:ACCELEROMETER]

Checks if acceleration is measured properly.

If the sensor value changes, the check result at the top of the screen changes to . If the value does

not change, restart the device and check again.

[5:GYROSCOPE]

Checks if angle and angular velocity are measured properly.

If the sensor value changes, the check result at the top of the screen changes to . If the value does

not change, restart the device and check again.

[6:MAGNETICFIELD]

Checks if magnetic eld is measured properly.

If the sensor value changes, the check result at the top of the screen changes to . If the value does

not change, restart the device and check again.

[7:CAMERA]

Checks if the camera operates properly.

The camera (barcode reader) will start up automatically.

Read a barcode or QR code.

If the data can be read properly, the check result at the top of the screen changes to

.

[8:MICROPHONE]

Checks if the microphone operates properly.

Input any voice into the device's microphone during the countdown.

Countdown

If the recording is completed properly, the check result at the top of the screen changes to

• When the headset is connected, microphone on this product is disabled.

NOTE

.

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[9:SOUND]

Checks the recorded voice.

Connect the earphone or headset to the 4-pole mini jack. The voice recorded in [8:MICROPHONE] is

played back repeatedly. If the voice is played back properly, the check result at the top of the screen

changes to .

To check the sound quality such as clarity or noise involvement, users should check the actual sound

by listening to the voice.

[10:SCREEN BRIGHTNESS]

Checks if the screen brightness can be adjusted properly.

Swipe the touch sensor. If the brightness can be changed, the check result at the top of the screen

changes to .

Once all checks are complete, conrm that all of the check results at the top of the screen are .

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QR Code Settings

This application reads QR codes.

Reading the QR codes created by the dedicated "QR Code Generator" (P33) allows for setting

Wireless LAN connection and other various operations.

QR Code Settings

█ Operation procedure

Starting the application automatically starts up the camera.

Adjust the camera position so that the QR code ts in the screen. The reading of the QR code

then starts automatically.

Touch operation Button operation

Touch operation Button operation

Exit the application

Exit the application

-

- Press the button

Press the button

Brightness

Adjust the screen brightness. Brightness can be adjusted in 8 steps.

█ Operation procedure

Touch operation Button operation

Increase brightness

Decrease brightness

Exit the application

Swipe from back to front

Swipe from front to back

-

Press the button ❷

Press the button ❸

Press the button

❶

❶

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Settings

This application allows users to check and change the network setting, device setting,

personal setting, account setting, and system setting.

NOTE

When text input is required during the settings, connect the USB converter (OTG)

•

and connect the mouse via USB. Clicking on the text eld with the mouse displays

a software keyboard. It is possible with a Bluetooth mouse, too.

Operation procedure

Move cursor to the next

Move cursor to the previous

Conrm

Back to the previous screen

Move cursor to the right

Move cursor to the left

Exit the application

Touch operation Button operation

Swipe from back to front -

Swipe from front to back -

Double tap -

-

Two-finger swipe from back to front -

Two-finger swipe from front to back -

-

Press the button ❸

Press the button

❶

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Connection to Computer

USB

Connecting this device with a computer via a Micro-USB cable allows for transferring
the data in the device's internal storage to the computer. Data backup or deletion can
be performed in this mode. Furthermore, by saving movie/image les in the specied
initial application folders, the movie/image can be shown on the device.

Connecting to computer via Micro-USB cable

The following are the operation systems of the computers that can be connected.

• Microsoft® Windows Vista® SP2

• Microsoft® Windows® 7 SP1

• Microsoft® Windows® 8/8.1

• Microsoft® Windows® 10

• Mac OS X v10.8 - 10.11, mac OS v10.12

For Macintosh computers,

Download the "Android File Transfer" from the following website and install it to the computer.

https://www.android.com/filetransfer/

1. Connect the device with the computer via a Micro-USB cable (when the device is ON).

The power is ON.

USB

Use the enclosed ferrite cores.

If the device is connected to the computer for the rst time, the device driver software is

automatically installed on the computer. Wait until the installation is completed.

Once the installation is complete, the device is recognized as a portable device on the

computer.

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NOTE

1. Conrm that no data is being transferred, and then remove the Micro-USB cable.

• If the device driver contained in the EyeTrek development environment kit

(P.39) is not installed on the computer, it is impossible to install the driver

properly. Even so, the device can be used continuously since users can access

the internal storage via Media Transfer Protocol (MTP).

Internal storage folders

The following are the folders used in the initial applications.

OLYMPUS/Photo

OLYMPUS/Video

In [Image Viewer] the image le to be displayed is saved.
In [Camera] the image le is saved.

In [Video Player] the video to be played is saved.
In [Video Recorder] the video le is saved.

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QR Code Operations

Reading QR codes via this device allows for Wireless LAN connection, application

startup, and other various operations.

QR Code Generator

This application generates QR codes. Install the application to the Android™ device

(smartphone or tablet).

QR Code Generator can be downloaded from the website.

Read the QR code below with an Android device and access to the download site.

http://www.getolympus.com/support

Generating QR codes by [QR Code Generator] and reading them through [QR Code Settings]

(P.29) can easily set/start the following items.

1. Wireless LAN Settings (SSID and Password)

2. Website (URL)

3. Display an Image (File Path)

4. Display Multiple Images (Folder Path)

5. Playback a Video (File Path)

6. Run an Application (Package Name)

7. Date & Time Setup

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Wireless LAN settings

Reading the QR code generated by [QR Code Generator] allows for completing Wireless LAN

settings.

1. Run [QR Code Generator] on the Android device.

2. Select [1. Wireless LAN Settings].

3. Enter the [SSID] and [Password].

4. Tap [Generate QR Code].

(The QR code is generated.)

5. Read the QR code using the [QR Code Settings] on the device.

When the device completes Wireless LAN settings properly, the Wireless LAN icon is displayed

at the top right of the screen.

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Other operations

Reading the QR code generated by [QR Code Generator] allows for browsing websites, image and

movie les on the device, as well as starting up the application.

1. Run [QR Code Generator] on the Android device.

2. Select the item from the menu.

3. Enter the URL of the website or the path to the image le or movie le to be browsed in

the internal storage.

4. Tap [Generate QR Code] to genrate the QR code.

5. Read the QR code with the [QR Code Settings] on the device.

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Troubleshooting

If this product does not work as intended and you are unsure of what to do,

refer to the information below to x the problem(s).

Symptom Action

The device cannot be
turned ON.

The screen is not displayed
when the power is ON.

The battery does not last
long.

The lamp on the battery
charger blinks red.

The battery charge does
not complete.

Check if the screen is displayed by
pressing the power button.
Holding down the button does not
turn on the power.
If the screen is not displayed, replace
the battery with one fully charged,
and press the power button.

The display may be turned OFF.
Press the power button.

Replace with a fully-charged battery
or use Power Pack Adaptor
separately sold.

An abnormal temperature has been
detected. Remove the battery from
the charger, wait for a while, and
insert it to the charger again.

Stop using the battery and replace it
with a new one.

Reference

page

P.14
P.17

P.18

P.14
P.41

P.13

P.41

The battery life is getting
shorter.

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Replace the battery when the usable
time gets shorter.

P.41

Frequently Asked Questions

Question Answer

Tell me how to
connect to the
internet.

How do I enter
characters?

Is the camera equipped
with a shake correction
function?

Is it possible to use
the device for long
period of time
without replacing
battery?

I'd like to wear the
device on my left side.

Reading QR codes allows for connecting a Wireless LAN.
For details, see "QR Code Operations"(P33).

Connect a USB converter(OTG) to the device, and connect
the mouse via USB. By clicking on the input area on the
display (e.g. browser address bar), users can enter
characters using the mouse on the software keyboard.

It is possible with a Bluetooth mouse, too.

No shake correction function is provided.

The device can be used for long period of time with
Power Pack Adaptor (sold separately).
Even so, it is recommended to take a 10 minute break
each hour since staring at the screen for long period
causes fatigue.

Attachment to the left-side holder of the headband
enables use on the left eye side, however, the headset of a
separately sold accessory cannot be used, and the screen
may not appear correctly in some applications which do
not support rotation of the screen, thus use this product
after conrmation.

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Question Answer

• Perform updating with “Olympus EyeTrek

Utility”.

I'd like to update
the rmware.

Download the complete development
environment followed by installing
“Olympus EyeTrek Utility” on your PC. For
details, refer to the explanation in the
development environment.

Reference

page

P.39

I'd like to check the
rmware version.

I'd like to install an
independently
developed
application.

It can be checked in [Status Information]
of the [Function Checker].

• Perform installation with “Olympus

EyeTrek Utility”.

Download the complete development
environment followed by referring to the
explanation of “Olympus EyeTrek Utility”.

P.25

P.39

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Development Environment

The entire set of the development environment for this device is provided on our web

site.

When setting the device or customizing the applications, conrm the user policy rst.

Then download the necessary sources from the following web site.

Note that we do not support or guarantee the safety of les or applications developed

using this environment. Also note that the environment specications may be changed

or deleted without notice.

Development Environment

http://www.getolympus.com/support

HOW TO RESTORE TO FACTORY SETTINGS

Olympus EyeTrek Utility (EyeTrek development support application for Windows®) allows users

to restore the device to its factory settings.

To install the Olympus EyeTrek Utility to the computer, read through the contained in the

development environment kit.

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Specifications

Device

Model No. EI-10

Display panel OLED

Display resolution nHD+ ( 640×400 )

Field of view Diagonal 13 deg. (approx.)

CPU TI OMAP 4470

OS Android 4.2.2

RAM (main memory) 1GB

ROM (user memory) 8GB

Sensor 3-axis accelerometer, 3-axis gyro, 3-axis magnetic eld

Camera 1992 x 1216 pixels (eective pixels)

Physical buttons 4 buttons (including power button), touch sensor

Audio input / output 16bit monaural microphone, 4-pole mini jack

Bluetooth 4.1 ( A2DP / AVRCP / SPP / H ID

Bluetooth®

Wireless LAN

USB port Micro-B

Weight (approx.) 66 g (including battery)

Operation environment

(Including accessories)

Storage environment

(Including accessories)

Supported frequency band: 2402MHz-2480MHz

Max. ou tput: 4.0mW

Bluetoo th low energy is not su pported

IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n

Supported frequency band:2412MHz-2452MHz, 5150MHz-5250MHz, 5250MHz-5350MHz, 5470­5725MHz

Max. output: 8.9mW

Temperature: 5°C(41°F) - 35°C(95°F), Humidity: 30 - 90% (no dew condensation)

Temperature: 0°C(32°F) - 40°C(104°F), Humidity: 10 - 90% (no dew condensation)

Battery

Model No. WHB-001

Battery type Li-ion polymer

Battery life (approx.) 30-60min.* depending on the application(s)

Battery voltage / power DC 3.7V / 1.1Wh

Battery capacity 300mAh

AC adapter for battery charger

Model No. UN312-0520

Rated input AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz

,

Rated output DC5V

2.0A

Battery charger

Model No. EI-CH1

Rated input DC5V, 2.0A

,

Rated output DC4.2V

* Product specications may change without notice.
* For the latest specications, please visit our website.

0.75A ( When 5 batteries are

)

charged )

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Optional Accessaries

█

(sold separately)

Power Pack Adaptor

EI-PC1

Battery 5 Pack

EI-BT5

Protective Eyewear with Mount

EI -OG1

USB-AC adapter

F-5AC

Headset with Mic

EI-HS1

Power Pack Adaptor

Remove the lid of the cover while paying attention not to pinch the Power Pack Adaptor cable.

Insert the Power Pack Adaptor and connect the USB terminal to the USB-AC adapter, etc.

Power Pack Adaptor

Lid

USB terminal

* More than 5V /1.5A are required for the output of the USB-AC adapter.

* The plug-in type USB-AC adapter F-5AC shall be correctly mounted to a plug socket perpendicularly.

USB-AC adapter

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Protective Eyewear with Mount

Slide the device connector to insert it into the Protective Eyewear with Mount, as shown

below.

Connector

Mount

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Trademarks / Third Party Software

• EyeTrek INSIGHT is a registered trademark of OLYMPUS CORPORATION.

• QR codes are registered trademarks of Denso Wave Incorporated.

• The

Bluetooth

and any use of such marks by OLYMPUS CORPORATION is under license.

• Microsoft®, Windows®, Windows Vista® are either registered trademarks or trademarks of

Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

• Google and Android are trademarks of Google Inc.

• Mac, OS X are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.

• All rights not specied in this manual belong to their owners.

This product is licensed under the avc patent portfolio license for the personal and

noncommercial use of a consumer to (i) encode video in compliance with the avc standard

(“avc video”) and/or (ii) decode avc video that was encoded by a consumer engaged in a

personal and non-commercial activity and/or was obtained from a video provider licensed

to provide avc video. No license is granted or shall be implied for any other use.

Additional information may be obtained from MPEG LA, L.L.C.

See http://www.mpegla.com

® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG,Inc.,

The software in this product may include third party software. Any third party software is

subject to the terms and conditions, imposed by the owners or licensers of that software,

under which software is provided to you.

Those terms and other third party software notices, if any, may be found in legal

information in this device or the software notice PDF le in the site of development

environment.

Setting > about Phone > Legal information

http://www.getolympus.com/support

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3500 Corporate Parkway, P.O.Box 610, Center Valley, PA 18034-0610, U.S.A. Tel. [phone]

Technical Support (U.S.A. / Canada)

24/7 online automated help :
http://www.olympusamerica.com/support
Phone customer support :
Tel. [phone] (Toll-free)

Our phone customer support is available from
9 am to 9 pm (Monday to Friday) ET
http://olympusamerica.com/contactus
Olympus software updates can be obtained at:
http://www.olympusamerica.com/support

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