Vuzix 472 User Manual

M400

User Manual v1.0

Model 472

CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR NEW VUZIX M400 SMART GLASSES SYSTEM

Your M400 Smart Glasses System is an ergonomically designed, wearable Android-based computer with Wi-Fi connectivity, voice-command functionality and HD camera — right out of the box, including:

M400 viewer with adjustable display screen

USB-A Battery

USB-A to USB-C power cable

USB-A to Micro USB cable (for charging the USB-A Battery)

M-Series Lens-less frames

Soft case for storage

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CHARGING FOR FIRST-TIME USE

Charge battery before use with wall charger, wait until all three LEDs are solid.

Can take up to two hours if the battery is fully empty.

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USB-A Battery

Viewer

Charging the battery

Assembling the M400 mounting system

Power to M400 from Battery

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ASSEMBLING YOUR M400 SMART GLASSES SYSTEM

1.The viewer will be worn on the dominant eye. Before attaching the viewer to either side of the Smart Glasses frames, determine your dominant eye for optimum use of M400 capabilities.

2.Attach viewer to the side of the frame by sliding the mounting rail onto the temple mount on the frames. Once properly fitted, the unit will be adjustable by sliding forward and backward.

3.Using the same mounting process, attach the USB-A battery onto the other side of the frames.

4.Plug the USB-C end of the connector cable into the viewer and the USB-A connector to the USB-A battery. Press the power button on the battery for 2 seconds to turn on the system. The LED on the battery will illuminate when the system is powered-on.

5.When ready to wear your M400 Smart Glasses, lift the power cable over your head to rest on your shoulders as you place the Smart Glasses as you would a pair of glasses.

6. Ear hooks and alternate nose pads are available for proper fit.

DETERMINE YOUR DOMINANT EYE

 

Extend your hands, placing them together to make a small triangle between your thumbs

 

and knuckle. Keeping both eyes open, center a nearby object inside the triangle. Close each

 

eye one at a time. Notice how the object moves out of view when one eye is closed? When

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the object remains in view, the open eye is your dominant eye.

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WEARING THE M400

1.Make sure the Smart Glasses frames are resting comfortably on your head. Frames can be worn over the top of a majority of regular prescription eyewear. The nosepiece of the frames can be adjusted to fit comfortably and securely.

2.After mounting the viewer, adjust the viewer as shown until it is a comfortable distance and preferred position from your dominant eye.

3.Adjust the eyepiece as shown until you can see the full image.

4.Additional mounting options, including frames with prescription lenses, safety frames, hard hat, headband mounts, and more, can be found online at Vuzix.com under Products > M400 Smart Glasses > Accessories.

FOCUSING NEAR-FIELD

First time users may find some challenges focusing their near-field vision on the M400 display. Making sure to keep both eyes open, some users may need up to 20 minutes to adjust.

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NAVIGATING THE M400

Mounting Rail

USB-C Port

Navigation Buttons

 

 

Back

Center

Front

Display

Power LED

 

 

 

Touchpad

Power Button

Camera

Flash/Flashlight

Recording LED

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TOUCHPAD

One finger:

Tap to activate selection or turn on the screen

Hold to activate menu

Swipe up/down/left/right to move selection

Two fingers:

Tap to go back or return

Hold to go to home screen

Swipe back for backspace

Swipe forward for delete

Swipe up to raise volume

Swipe down to lower volume

Three fingers:

Tap to turn off screen

BUTTONS

 

Short Press for primary functions:

 

Front: Forward navigation

 

Center: Back navigation

 

Back: Select

 

Long Press (approx. one sec) touch for secondary functions:

 

Front: Open menu

 

Center: Exit to home menu

 

Back: Back one step

 

VOICE

 

The M400 can be activated by “Hello Vuzix” when

 

properly configured. The M400 will listen for voice

 

commands for 15 seconds by default.

 

To activate Voice control, open the Settings menu and

 

navigate to System -> Speech Recognition. Enable the

 

speech recognition.

 

A full list of voice control commands can be viewed from

 

that same settings menu.

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M400 POWER LED

Color

Meaning

Green

On

Blinking red

Too low to power on, keep plugged in to USB to charge

IF THE BATTERY RUNS OUT DURING USE

If the battery runs out of power the viewer will display a message on the screen

1.Unplug the USB cable from the battery

2.Remove the battery from the mount and replace with a charged one

3.Plug the USB cable back in

4.Turn on the battery by pressing the power button on the battery for 2 seconds

5.The message on the screen will go away

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POWERING DOWN AND RESTARTING

Press and hold the power button on the viewer to access the power menu.

To reboot, highlight the reboot entry and activate it. The viewer will power off and automatically turn back on.

To fully power off, highlight the power off entry and activate it. The viewer will ask you to unplug the USB cable. After you unplug the cable the viewer will fully power off. Leave the cable disconnected while the viewer is off. The battery will power off as soon as it’s unplugged.

If the USB cable is unplugged the device will power off after about five minutes. If the internal battery is already discharged this may occur sooner.

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PREINSTALLED APPLICATIONS

APPLICATION MENUS

The M400 comes preinstalled with several standard applications such as Camera, Gallery and QR and barcode

Scanner.

The M400 Application Carousel has multiple sections for helping organize and easily access your most commonly used M400 applications. A long press on the center button while on the home screen will toggle between All Apps section, an automatically populated Recently Used section and a Favorites section.

For more information on managing applications, visit: www.vuzix.com/support

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CONNECTING TO WI-FI

QR code setup:

1.The easiest way to connect to Wi-Fi is by scanning a QR code — QR codes can be securely created using vuzix.com/wifiQR from your phone or computer.

2.Open Scanner from the main carousel.

3.Point the M400 at the phone or computer screen that is displaying the QR code to scan.

Manual setup:

1. At the home page, select the Settings app.

2. Select Network & Internet then Wi-Fi menu option and then press the select button to activate Wi-Fi.

3. Once the list of available networks populates, highlight the preferred network and select.

4. Enter password using displayed keyboard, Select Connect.

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REGISTERING YOUR DEVICE

1.Register your device by logging on to your Vuzix App Store account from a computer or phone at vuzix.com/appstore.

2.Follow the instructions on the website

3.Once registered, you will see the serial number of your M400 under your account.

serial number location

INSTALLING APPLICATIONS

Application can be installed on the M400 via the Vuzix App Store. The Vuzix App Store will install and manage applications via the OTA (Over the Air) mechanism and will require Wi-Fi connectivity.

For instructions and additional information about installing applications and using the Vuzix App Store, visit: www.vuzix.com/support.

The M400 supports ADB (Android Debug Bridge) as an alternative mechanism for advanced users to install applications.

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GETTING THE LATEST UPDATES

The M400 will automatically check for updates once it is connected to Wi-Fi. Click Update on the following pop-up.

NOTE: If your corporate firewall prevents access to the external website, your system administrator may provide additional settings for your M400 or may provide a software update offline.

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DEVELOPING FOR M400

Developer documentation is available at vuzix.com/developers. In order to power the unit during development, please note:

The included battery does not support data pass-through.

The viewer should be plugged into the developer’s machine with a USB C-to-C cable for the best experience.

If a USB A-to-C cable must be used, then using a CDP-capable port will provide enough power. If the USB-A port is not providing sufficient power, functions of the device may become impaired without notice, and the viewer may shut down completely.

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