Toshiba AR100 Betriebsanleitung

User Information Guide

AR100 Viewer

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AR100 Viewer

User Information Guide EN-1

Table of Contents

Introduction ..............................................................................................................2

Safety Icons .............................................................................................................2

Instructions for Safety and Comfort .........................................................................2

Grand Tour ...............................................................................................................4

Assembling the frame ..............................................................................................5

Connecting with the dynaEdge ................................................................................6

Adjusting the position and angle..............................................................................7

Troubleshooting .......................................................................................................8

Specications...........................................................................................................9

Copyright..................................................................................................................9

Disclaimer ................................................................................................................9

Trademarks..............................................................................................................9

EU Declaration of Conformity ..................................................................................9

FCC information.....................................................................................................10

California Prop 65 Warning....................................................................................11

VCCI Class B Information (Japan Only) ................................................................11

Canadian Notice ....................................................................................................11

TOSHIBA Support..................................................................................................11

AR100 Viewer

EN-2 User Information Guide

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the AR100 Viewer from TOSHIBA.

When connecting the dynaEdge DE-100 series mobile edge computing

device (hereinafter referred to as “dynaEdge”) to this product, the system

and applications installed on the dynaEdge are shown on the display. You

can also operate the application with the touch pad or buttons, and take

pictures/videos with the camera.

Please read this information carefully and keep it with your other

instruction manuals for future reference.

TOSHIBA means Toshiba Corporation and/or its afliates such as

Toshiba Client Solutions Co., Ltd. where applicable.

Safety Icons

Safety icons are used in this manual to bring important information to your

attention. Each type of message is identied as shown below.

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which could result in death or

serious injury, if you do not follow the instructions.

A caution informs you that improper use of equipment or failure to follow

the instructions may cause data loss, equipment damage, and/or may

result in minor or moderate injury.

Please read. A note is a hint or advice that helps you make best use of

your equipment.

Instructions for Safety and Comfort

Failure to follow any of these instructions may cause data loss, equipment

damage, and/or may result in minor or moderate injury.



Comply with local laws and regulations applicable to use of wearable

devices and their accessories while driving or walking. Certain

regions may prohibit or restrict use of wearable devices e.g., only

hands-free use is allowed.

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General Use Instructions

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Handle the product with care. Do not repeatedly or forcefully

shake the product.

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Do not use the product under strong lighting conditions, such as

under direct sunlight.

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Under dim conditions, the display screen may appear extremely

bright making it difcult to see your surroundings clearly. For your

safety, pay close attention to your surroundings.

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When using the product in a narrow or crowded space, please

pay close attention to obstacles and other people to prevent

accidents.

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When putting on or removing the product, please be careful of

the pointed edges of the frame.

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If you should experience any itching or skin irritation due to

contact (such as your face) with the product, please immediately

stop using the product and consult a doctor.

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If you perspire while using the product, please wipe sweat off

your face and the product to prevent itching and skin irritation.

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Do not set the volume too high when using the speaker.

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Continuous and prolonged use of the product may potentially

have adverse effects including, but not limited to, motion

sickness, perceptual after-effects, disorientation, decreased

postural stability, eye strain, and headache. If you continue to

experience pain or discomfort despite adequate rest, stop using

the product immediately and consult a doctor.

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General Frame Instructions

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Please use the correct frame size for your face. An unsuitable

frame size may cause discomfort, injury and/or damage to frame.

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When wearing the frame, be careful not to let the pointed edges

of the frame or the nose pad accidentally come into contact with

your eyes, which may cause eye injury or even blindness.

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Do not forcibly press a nose pad against your nose, as this may

cause injury to the nose.

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If the frame is deformed or causes any discomfort during

wearing, stop using it immediately and contact an authorized

Toshiba service provider for any inspection or repair service.

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EN-4 User Information Guide

Grand Tour

The following gures show essential components of the AR100 Viewer.

Grand tour of the AR100 Viewer

11 12 13

14 15

2 3

1. Button A 9. Flashlight

2. Button B 10. Camera LED

3. Button C 11. Display

4. Button D 12. Microphone

5. Touch Pad 13. Mounting rail

6. Microphone 14. Speaker

7. Ambient light sensor 15. USB Type-C™port

8. Camera 16. Frame

Product appearance depends on the model you purchased.

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User Information Guide EN-5

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The operation on the buttons A~D and the touch pad depends on

the application in use. Refer to the related application instructions for

details.

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Do not block the ambient light sensor, or it may not work properly.

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The camera LED glows while you are taking photos/videos.

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All product specications, congurations, prices, system/component/

options availability are all subject to change without notice.

Assembling the frame

Generally users will choose the side of their dominant eye to maximize

individual comfort. For this reason, the AR100 Viewer is designed for

either left or right eye use. You can assemble the AR100 Viewer on either

the left or right side of the frame.

Push the mounting rail of the AR100 Viewer slowly in the direction of the

arrow, as shown in the following gure, to x into the frame. After having

properly xed the AR100 Viewer to the frame, you can slide the AR100

Viewer back and forth to set a comfortable position.

Assembling the frame

To remove the AR100 Viewer from the frame, reverse the above

procedure.

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Be sure to remove all the cables connected to the AR100 Viewer

before connecting it with the frame.

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This frame can be positioned comfortably in front of the user’s eyes

even while using prescription glasses.

AR100 Viewer

EN-6 User Information Guide

Connecting with the dynaEdge

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Perform this operation after xing the AR100 Viewer to the frame.

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The AR100 Viewer supplies power from the dynaEdge. Please

charge the dynaEdge before connecting.

To connect with the dynaEdge:

1. Plug one end of the USB cable into the USB Type-C™ port of the

AR100 Viewer.

2. Plug the other end of the USB cable into the USB Type-C™ port of the

dynaEdge.

Connecting with the dynaEdge

3. Turn on the dynaEdge.

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Refer to the user’s manual of your dynaEdge for the operation on

dynaEdge.

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To prevent the USB cable from getting in the way while working, it is

recommended attaching it to your collar using the cable clip provided

with some models.

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Adjusting the position and angle

After xing the AR100 Viewer to the frame, you can adjust the position and

angle.

Adjusting the AR100 Viewer

To set a comfortable position and angle, adjust the AR100 Viewer slowly in

the direction of the arrow, as shown in the following gure.

Adjusting the AR100 Viewer

Adjusting the camera and display component

You can adjust the camera and display component slowly in the direction

of the arrow, as shown in the following gure.

Adjusting the camera and display component

AR100 Viewer

EN-8 User Information Guide

Troubleshooting

In the unlikely event you nd the AR100 Viewer is not working as expected

please refer to the following scenarios and suggested resolutions. Refer

to the online user’s manual for detailed information and instructions

concerning the dynaEdge.

Power

Problem Procedure

The AR100 Viewer turns

on but shuts down soon

after, automatically.

The AR100 Viewer

cannot be powered on.

The battery of your dynaEdge might be

drained.

 Connect the power cord/adaptor of the

dynaEdge to charge it.

 Replace the battery pack of the

dynaEdge with a charged one.

The internal temperature of the dynaEdge

has reached an unacceptably high level,

and to prevent any damage, the dynaEdge

automatically shuts down.

 Leave the dynaEdge off until it reaches

room temperature.

 Do not block the cooling vents of the

dynaEdge.

If you are still unable to resolve the problem,

contact TOSHIBA Support.

Display

Problem Procedure

No display. Make sure the dynaEdge is powered on.

Check the connections to make sure that

the AR100 Viewer is correctly connected to

the dynaEdge.

The battery of your dynaEdge might be

drained.

 Connect the power cord/adaptor of the

dynaEdge to charge it.

 Replace the battery pack of the

dynaEdge with a charged one.

The screen does not

display properly. Make sure the resolution is set to 1280x720

pixels by clicking Start -> (Settings) ->

System -> Display -> Resolution.

If necessary, please operate the dynaEdge

by connecting it to an external monitor.

If you are still unable to resolve the problem,

contact TOSHIBA Support.

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