Vuzix M400 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

USB-A to
USB-C Cable

Charging the battery

Assembling the M400 mounting system

Power to M400 from Battery

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

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