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1 Experience Mobile App USER GUIDE Download from Windows Store

2 Table of Contents Experience Mobile App User Guide... 3 Downloading the App... 3 Using the Experience App... 4 Step 1: The Library...4 Step 2: Navigating a Folio...4 Step 3: Returning to the Library...5 Step 4: Playing a Video...5 Step 5: Photo Slideshows...6 Step 6: Audio Demos...6 Step 7: Scrollable Frames...7 Step 8: Close...7 Experience App How-To Video... 7 Experience Mobile App User Guide The purpose of this user guide is to provide a step-by-step instruction on how to download and use the System Sensor Experience Mobile App and the digital content within it. 2

Downloading the App Apple App Store for ipad.

After the App has downloaded, either tap on the OPEN button in the App Store, or tap on the

On your mobile device for Android, search for System Sensor or scan the QR Code below.

After the app has installed, either tap on the OPEN button or tap on the Experience App Icon

3 Downloading the App Apple App Store for ipad. In the App Store, search for System Sensor or scan the QR Code below. After the App has downloaded, either tap on the OPEN button in the App Store, or tap on the Experience App Icon on your device's Home Screen. From the Google Play store app. On your mobile device for Android, search for System Sensor or scan the QR Code below. Tap on the INSTALL button in the Google Play store. After the app has installed, either tap on the OPEN button or tap on the Experience App Icon on your device's Home Screen. system sensor From the Windows Store. On your device running Windows 8.1 or higher, search for System Sensor or scan the QR Code below. Tap on the INSTALL button in the store listing. After the app has installed, locate the System Sensor Experience in your app folder and pin it to your start menu. Tap on the tile icon to enter the app. system sensor Download from Windows Store 3

Using the Experience App Step 1: The Library When you first launch the Experience App, you will see the library containing digital documents, or folios.

4 Using the Experience App Step 1: The Library When you first launch the Experience App, you will see the library containing digital documents, or folios. The first time you launch the app you will need to download the folios before viewing them. An internet connection is required to download the folios. Step 2: Navigating a Folio After the folios are downloaded, tap on one of them to view the content. Most of the folios will start with a product advertisement. If you swipe to the left you will be able to view the next page or article. The second page is a "How to Navigate the App" article. This article shows the different icons you'll use to interact with the digital content. You can swipe left or right to view the next or previous article, tap on videos to play them or expand them to fullscreen, and more. Swipe left or right to view the next or previous article 4

Step 3: Returning to the Library To return to the library while in a folio, tap on

Library. Step 4: Playing a Video To play a video, tap on the blue play symbol.

The video controls will appear at the bottom of the video.

5 Step 3: Returning to the Library To return to the library while in a folio, tap on the top or bottom area of the screen to view the folio tool bar, then tap on Library. Step 4: Playing a Video To play a video, tap on the blue play symbol. To view the video controls, tap on the video while it is playing. The video controls will appear at the bottom of the video. You can pause, play again, manually advance through the video, and expand the video to fullscreen. Play/Pause Advance Fullscreen 5

6 Step 5: Photo Slideshows For photo slideshows, the images will change automatically and play on a loop while you view the article. Photo Slideshow Step 6: Audio Demos One example of the interactive content is an audio demo. This example shows two blue buttons that will play an audio file or sound sample when you tap them. Tap the blue buttons to play the audio file 6

Step 7: Scrollable Frames Another type of interactive content is a scrolling frame. You will see these symbols on either side of the scrolling area.

depending on the orientation of the scroll symbols.

By tapping on either the URL or the web page image, you will be taken to a designated page on systemsensor.com.

7 Step 7: Scrollable Frames Another type of interactive content is a scrolling frame. You will see these symbols on either side of the scrolling area. To view the hidden content within the scrollable frame, tap and hold your finger between the scroll arrow symbols, and then swipe either left to right or top to bottom to view more content, depending on the orientation of the scroll symbols. Tap, hold, and swipe to view more content Step 8: Close The last page of the folio will display a URL in the paragraph, as well as an image of a web page from systemsensor.com. By tapping on either the URL or the web page image, you will be taken to a designated page on systemsensor.com. This will open the web page within the app, but will function the same way as it would in a web browser. When you are finished viewing the web page and want to return to the folio, tap on the "Done" in the top left corner, and you will be returned to the folio. Experience Mobile App How-To Video For a visual representation of how to use the System Sensor Experience App and the interactive content in the folios, watch the Experience Mobile App How-To video at systemsensor.com/mobileapps. 7

8 Founded in 1984, System Sensor is a global manufacturer of fire and life safety devices, specializing in smoke detection, carbon monoxide detection, and notification technology. System Sensor develops products for real-world applications worldwide. With sales, service, and manufacturing facilities throughout the Americas, Europe, and Asia, System Sensor places a premium on research and development to provide the most reliable, innovative, and comprehensive line of products in the industry. The Apple Logo and App Store are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. Android is a trademark of Google Inc. Google Play is a trademark of Google Inc. Windows Store is a trademark of Microsoft Inc. User Guide: Experience Mobile App 2015 System Sensor. SSUG /15

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