Augmented Reality System
|
|
- Agatha Daniels
- 5 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 Augmented Reality System ECE Senior Design Spring 2015 Final Report Team 1510 ECE Project Members: Daniel Adamowicz Amy Clark Victoria Tran Faculty Advisor John Chandy Office: ITE 437 Phone: (860) Graduate Student Advisor: Rajeev Ghimire Sponsor: Qualtech Systems, Inc. Professor Krishna Pattipati UConn ECE Department
2 Summary: The intent of our project is to create a product that will allow users to efficiently diagnose and troubleshoot a system through the use of smart glasses. The smart glasses will act as a voicecontrolled user interface for the mobile application PackNGo. The smart glasses will access Qualtech System s (QSI) remote diagnostic server (RDS) to retrieve necessary diagnostic and repair instructions and relay the information back to the user through the smart glasses. Background: To diagnose a given system, a technician needs to be familiar with that system. However, any one technician, no matter how experienced, can not possibly know all the causal relationships in a system or a family of systems. The problem becomes more acute over time as newer systems are developed, older systems become less common, and technicians ultimately have more things to remember. This knowledge gap could be potentially fixed with the use of diagnostic support systems, whose recommendations can be displayed on devices such as phones, tablets, or computers. This causes another problem: use of these devices requires the worker to look away and move their hands from the system, which can negatively impact their efficiency and safety. With the use of smart glass technology and Augmented Reality (AR), our group will use previously developed software to aid workers in diagnostic repair of a wide variety of systems. The project will aim to improve the accuracy and reduce the chance of worker error due to inexperience or the need to work with unfamiliar systems. The diagnostic information will be stored in an XML file and uploaded to the glasses. The application must retrieve information from the file and display it on the glasses. The main benefits of smart glasses over a mobile
3 phone are heads-up display of critical information and a completely hands-free experience by utilizing voice commands. Solution: Software: TEAMS-Remote Diagnostic Server (RDS) is a network-based application that gathers and processes data taken from active equipment and systems. The resulting diagnostics and system health information can be accessed via web browser. All results (e.g. procedures, diagnosis, testing) are recorded to TEAMS-RDS for later analysis and future reference. PackNGo is a software product that is part of QSI s remote solutions. It extends the Guided Troubleshooting functionality from the TEAMS system to smartphones and tablets as a mobile application. The application utilizes JavaScript and communicates with TEAMS-RDS. When PackNGo is opened, the user inputs the system being diagnosed and selects any relevant error codes and available tools from a checklist provided by PackNGo. PackNGo then displays a series of instructional checks through multiple pages. The user answers yes or no questions to obtain the most likely fault causing the problem in the system. One aspect of our design is to take the current UI as shown in Fig. 1 and adapt it to create an efficient display for smart glass. We plan to utilize this current software and adjust it to be controlled with voice commands to move through the troubleshooting questions and to bring the user to a repair solution. The final product should have no remaining touch controls for navigation. Android Studio is our main source of creating our Glass application. It allows us to create a fully functional UI and process the information parsing using the Java programming language. Android Studio is an ideal way to work with a Gradle based system which is what is used for google glass. Android studio displays the project files in a way that is easy to work with. Each of the classes which are defined as activities are organized and easy to navigate. The project view in android studio groups the files based on
4 function. For example it groups the build files, manifest files and resource files into there own folders so it is easier for us to manage our project. Android studio was the main resource for programming google glass. In addition we also used Eclipse to create the parser and check that it was working correctly. Eclipse can use console commands to output the information and check that it is correct. This is easier and faster to do than on Android studio. Eclipse and Android studio have the same libraries that we can use so there is no problem importing the code to Android studio later. Current UI on mobile device
5 Fig. 1. Screenshots of current version of PackNGo. The top two screenshots are the lists of user inputs to customize PackNGo s instructions. The bottom two screenshots are examples of PackNGo s yes/no interface and sample instructions.
6 Use-Case Diagram Fig. 2 Use-Case Diagram of network integration of final product
7 Sequence Diagram Fig. 3: Sequence diagram, showing ideal flow of interaction of all of the systems in final design Hardware: Initially, our team researched technical specifications to narrow down our choice of smart glasses to two brands: the Epson BT-200 and Google Glass. We considered attributes such as display size, processing power, battery life, and wifi/bluetooth connectivity. It was also a requirement that the device have a microphone in order for us to incorporate voice commands. The Epson BT-200 is a simple smart glasses model we wish to use to integrate PackNGo
8 with as a proof of concept. The BT-200 is operated by a wired trackpad in the user s hand which operates similarly to a touchpad mouse on a laptop computer. The glasses use a 960x540 pixel display that appears to float in the center of the user s vision. The main screen is similar to a desktop on a computer: there are icons for different applications and interaction is done using a mouse pointer controlled by the touchpad. The relevant technical specs of the BT-200 are 1 GB of memory, 8 GB of storage space, and Android operating system. [1] The battery life for the Epson is advertised as approximately six hours at room temperature, although our team found it to be closer to 3-4 hours in testing. Due to the BT-200 s similarity to a normal computer, the UI changes necessary to integrate the existing PackNGo software is minimal. The BT-200 is considered only a proof of concept as voice commands are not officially supported and would require signal processing analysis to fulfill the hands-free requirement of the design. We have selected Google Glass to be the brand of smart glasses for our final design solution. Glass supports voice commands, but its general user interface is significantly different than the BT-200 or a computer. The screen for the glasses is a prism positioned in the top right corner of the right lens. This leaves the rest of the user s field of vision unobstructed. Google Glass has a minimalist style UI that has much less space for text and pictures than a computer screen. There is also no support for direct mouse clicks or touch control. This means the current PackNGo design would not work at all on Glass and must be completely redesigned. Glass operates almost entirely on voice commands by default, and applications written in the Google Developer Kit (GDK) can easily integrate voice commands. The relevant technical specifications for Google Glass are 1 GB of memory, 12 GB of storage, and Android 4.4 operating system. [2] Critics report the battery life of the Glass to be about three to five hours of extensive use [3] which we have found to be approximately correct.
9 Theory: For the Epson model, the PackNGo functionality is essentially mirrored on the BT-200 interface as the BT-200 is usable similarly to a computer. PackNGo required no additional modification to function on the BT-200. For the Glass model, the application must have access to an XML document containing information for some given system. This XML file is generated by Qualtech software and given to us directly. The Android application was created from scratch to display the necessary information in an organized manner. Part of this application parses the XML file and extracts the necessary information, then displays this information on the Glass. The application is opened with and fully controlled by voice. After development of this application, we will test and verify the compatibility of our application with both models of smart glasses. The application running on the Glass will then be tested in a field environment. The tree diagram can be interpreted as in Fig. 4:
10 Fig. 4: Visualization of tree diagram structure We will need to understand the diagnostic process of PackNGo to ensure that we can utilize QSI data through the XML file. Contact with QSI chief architect and software engineer was necessary to avoid complications. We will need to export the current TEAMS model of air handling unit (AHU) to RDS to the QSI server to convert diagnostic information to XML file format. This system will be the test environment for the final product. The final product should function properly in environments such as automotive facilities, aerospace industry, hospitals, semiconductor fabrication plants, and more, all of which are potential QSI clients.
11 Preliminary Observations: After some basic testing of the Epson BT-200, we have noticed that the design is not ideal for a hands free program. First, the touchpad input is connected by a wire. This feature is, unfortunately, bulky. Ultimately, this means that the BT-200 is not intended to be a hands-free device without significant manipulation of sensor data within an application. In order to utilize voice commands on the Epson, third party speech recognition software would need to be integrated into the QSI software. However, we can still use this device to display PackNGo as is for a proof of concept for future augmented reality projects. Another issue is in the way the BT-200 screen is displayed. The screen appears to float in the center of the user s field of vision. Although the opacity can be adjusted, it is still possibly disruptive for someone trying to work on a system. For future augmented reality projects, this feature could potentially be useful for projecting useful images and data directly onto a system. For the purposes of this project, the positioning of the screen is only a disadvantage. The biggest issue with Google Glass is its heat dissipation. We found that using the Glass for extended periods of time (longer than 30 minutes) could cause the Glass to get excessively hot. A warning screen appears when reaching critical temperatures. We have experienced rare system crashes possibly caused by overheating. To remedy this, we recommend not operating Glass for longer than intervals of thirty minutes, and turning it off in between intervals to cool. The system could likely operate for longer, but in the interest of being safe, we recommend limiting its on time to thirty minutes. Glass voice commands can be overly sensitive for short, simple phrases. When the microphone detects human voice, it starts attempting to match its microphone data to all possible
12 voice commands. This means that a voice command could register even if it is said improperly or incompletely. For example, the command Take a picture sometimes works just by the user saying Take a pic or similar incomplete commands. The purpose of this is so that people with accents or speech impediments can still use the Glass. This causes issues with multiple voice commands that sound similar and are ready at the same time. A related issue is that once a voice command is processed (even if the user is not done saying it), the Glass reacts and, depending on the action, will potentially ready-up another set of voice commands. We encountered the aforementioned problems when using the contextual commands inside the application. To open the contextual commands, the user must say ok glass (this command can not be changed). After the ok glass command is processed, the program then waits for the next set of commands, which includes the command Yes, to continue traversing the PackNGo system data. We have noticed that: 1) ok glass seems to trigger before the phrase is finished, 2) prepares to listen for Yes, 3) hears glass (or at least, part of the word), 4) and then triggers Yes before the user has a chance to provide meaningful input. This inconsistency in our application could be fixed by changing the voice commands from Yes and No to something else; unfortunately, there does not seem to be any logical replacement for these words that would make sense for any and all given diagnostic prompts. This is simply because the diagnostic prompts are written in a way so that all PackNGo buttons are the same for every step (yes and no).
13 Specifications: Product Google Glass Epson BT-200 Price ($) $ $ Display Prism projector, pixels pixels screen Onboard Storage (GB) 16 flash total (12 GB of usable memory) 8 GB OS Android 4.42 Android Power Lithium polymer battery (2.1 Wh) Lithium poly 2720mAh CPU OMAP 4430 SoC dual-core TI OMAP GHz dual core Memory 1GB RAM (682MB available to developers) 1 GB Sound Bone conduction transducer headset, surround sound Camera Photos 5 MP, videos 720p VGA Connectivity Wi-Fi b/g, Bluetooth, micro USB Wi-Fi (IEEE802.11/b/g/n), bluetooth, microusb 2.0 Table 1 - Relevant technical information for both brands of smart glasses Implementation: The XML parser was written in Java and built using Eclipse. The parser utilized the DOM and SAX existing parser classes to gather data from the XML. The data we need to
14 retrieve from the XML is stored in nodes with numbered labels. The data we need to extract from each node is the label number, instruction string, outcome actions (typically yes/no), and the outcome pointers. The label number keeps track of which step the program is currently reading. The instruction string and outcome actions tell the program what to print to the screen. The outcome pointers tell the program which node to go to next based on what command (yes/no) the user says. The parser simply scans the XML file for the relevant tag names and returns the necessary data. Glass applications can be designed using one of three templates: static cards, live cards, or immersion. We chose to create an immersion application because it gives us maximum control over the Glass interface. Immersion applications allow us to continually update information on the screen without a heavy impact on Glass s processing power. Due to Glass s minimalist UI, the amount of information displayed on each screen is limited. The yes/no buttons have been changed to voice commands, so they do not take any real estate on the screen. The pictures and text can be displayed well by resizing them slightly. Fig. 5: Example of application screen with instruction string.
15 Fig. 6: Contextual pop-up menu containing typical yes/no choices. There was one major issue with our original implementation. The XML file to be parsed was included in the Java package and uploaded to Glass. When the parser runs, the program can not locate the XML file and is completely unable to retrieve any data. As of this time, the reason for this problem is unknown. Using Windows Explorer, very limited file paths can be accessed, so it is difficult or impossible to locate files uploaded to Glass. As a workaround, we converted the entire XML file to a string and wrote it explicitly inside the parser code. Doing so requires the XML to be modified to eliminate all quotation marks (due to Java string syntax), done using a find-and-replace tool in any text editing program. This string workaround was able to be parsed properly by our application [4]. Budget: The main focus of this project is developing an existing software for use on Glass. The Epson BT-200 and Google Glass are both provided by the graduate student group and cost our
16 team nothing. The Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) and all Qualtech software is free for us to use. Since the entire project is software based, no other parts need to be purchased. Therefore, the budget for this project is zero. Timeline: The main focus of the first semester was to research the many types of different smart glasses available and choose one most appropriate for the task of aiding remote diagnostics. We also worked on Android development and gaining access to the current PackNGo software, TEAMS-RDS. We experimented with BT-200 features and ran the original PackNGo software on them. In the second semester, we began full development of the Glass application. A mock-up UI for the Glass application was designed. We analyzed the XML file and developed the Java parser. We developed the full Android application with integrated voice commands, and ran the parser program on the Glass to extract data.
17 Appendix: Citations: [1] [2] [3] Software References: User Guide: 1) Create an XML file for a system using TEAMS software. 2) The XML file to be used must be modified (refer to Implementation, [4], page 14) and written directly into the string variable in the Java package. 3) To upload the application, use Android Debug Bridge (ADB) Sideloading. For more
18 information refer to 4) Once the application is uploaded, open from the main menu with Ok glass > Check system 5) The first step of the used XML file will automatically appear. To continue, say Ok glass followed by the related voice commands (e,g, Yes or No ) 6) To go back to the previous step, say Ok glass followed by Go back 7) To exit the application, swipe down on the Glass touchpad. Acknowledgements: We wish to acknowledge and thank the previous senior design teams and graduate students for providing real-time monitoring and creating a link between the sensor values of the HVAC system in the Information Technology Engineering Building (ITEB) at UConn, to the failure protection software, TEAMS, run by QSI. We also wish to thank Qualtech Systems, Inc. and the University of Connecticut Electrical Engineering Department, for support with funding, advising, and sponsoring this project. Special thanks to our graduate advisor Rajeev Ghimire and project advisor John Chandy for guiding us through development.
Smart Glasses & Applications. Presenter: Xu Qiu! Advisor: C.-C. (Jay) Kuo!
Smart Glasses & Applications Presenter: Xu Qiu Advisor: C.-C. (Jay) Kuo 1 1 Outline Introduction Comparison of Smart Glasses Apps for Developing Platform Development and Implementation of Computer Vision
More informationDEVELOPING APPS FOR. Note: This ebook relies on and uses information from the Google Glass Developers site.
DEVELOPING APPS FOR Note: This ebook relies on and uses information from the Google Glass Developers site. Table of Contents GLASS What is Google Glass? 3 Technology Basics.... 3 Design for Google Glass
More informationFrom Boolean Algebra to Smart Glass
From Boolean Algebra to Smart Glass George Tai 2014/03 Boolean Algebra Why mathematics is the base for today s computer technology? In mathematics and mathematical logic, Boolean algebra is the subarea
More information1. Notes. 2. Accessories. 3. Main Functions
Contents 1. Notes... 2 2. Accessories... 2 3. Main Functions... 2 4. Appearance And Buttons... 3 5. MID Hardware Parameters... 4 6. MID Use And Preparation... 4 7. Keys Functions... 4 8. Start-up And Shutdown...
More informationNetatmo Welcome User Manual An interactive version of this manual is embedded in your Netatmo iphone/ipad/android application. It is also available
Netatmo Welcome User Manual An interactive version of this manual is embedded in your Netatmo iphone/ipad/android application. It is also available at http://my.netatmo.com on your personal account. Netatmo
More informationQuick Start Guide. Panoramic Camera. 360 Pro
360 Pro Quick Start Guide Panoramic Camera To assure the product to work in best status please read the guide carefully before operation and keep it well for future use Laptop with Touch - 360 Rotation
More informationUser Guide. Remote Support Tool
Remote Support Tool Remote Support Tool... 1 User Guide... 1 Overview... 1 Starting the Support Tool... 1 Starting a Remote Support Session... 2 Using TeamViewer... 3 Using the Support Tool in an Office...
More informationUser s Manual Smart Interactive Conferencing Whiteboard
User s Manual Smart Interactive Conferencing Whiteboard 800-930-5030 www.uberdisplay.com Contents I. Introduction... 3 II. Safety Warnings... 4 III. List of Accessories... 6 IV. Startup... 7 1. Power On...
More informationNexus 9. 11/02/2015 Martyn
Nexus 9 11/02/2015 Martyn 1 Installation 1.1 Preparation The Nexus 9 runs Android 5.0 (Lollipop) and requires a Google account which in turn requires an email address. Create an Outlook email address (http://login.live.com)
More informationIntroduction. See page #6 for device requirements.
W-FI CAMERA USER MANUAL Contents Introduction 4 Camera LED Indicators 5 Wi-Fi Requirements 6 Mobile Device Requirements 6 Download the Momentum App 7 Create an Account 8 Setup 10 Pairing 10 Connecting
More informationCopyright
Copyright NataliaS@portnov.com 1 EMULATORS vs Real Devices USER EXPERIENCE AND USABILITY User Interactions Real occurring events Overall performance Consistency in results SPECTRUM OF DEVICE CONFIGURATIONS
More informationVR Development Platform
VR Development Platform The Qualcomm Snapdragon VR820 headset is a VR development platform based on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 (APQ8096) processor by Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. Quick Start Guide Most
More informationThank you for purchasing a Danew product. Your DSlide Has been designed to offer you a unique game experience on a touch tablet.
USER GUIDE Thank you for purchasing a Danew product. Your DSlide Has been designed to offer you a unique game experience on a touch tablet. Before using your device, read carefully the use instructions
More informationAndroid SmartTV initial manual
Android SmartTV initial manual This guide contains explicit steps to follow in activating the Android SmartTV and navigate through the android based menu. Table of contents 1. Remote control 2.Switch to
More informationUsing AORUS Notebook for the First Time
Congratulations on your purchase of the AORUS Notebook! This Manual will help you to get started with setting up your notebook. For more detailed information, please visit our website at http://www.aorus.com.
More informationQUICK USER MANUAL WINDOWS TABLET 8 & 10
1 Index Getting to know your Tablet 3 Windows Keyboard (Optional accessory) 4 Desktop Introduction 5 Swipe Functions 5 Introduction to app Interface 7 Charm Bar menu 8 Dual-Screen Mode 9 Basic Operations
More informationzuvo User Guide For zuvo -D Speech-Generating Devices Find more resources online:
zuvo User Guide TM For zuvo -D Speech-Generating Devices Find more resources online: www.talktometechnologies.com/support/ Table of contents Technical Hardware and features... 2 Speech settings... 3 Take
More informationUser Guide. Remote Support Tool
Remote Support Tool Remote Support Tool...1 Overview...1 Starting the Support Tool...1 Starting a Remote Support Session...2 Using the Support Tool in an Office...3 Remote Support Tool At a glance...4
More informationINTRODUCTION CRASH SENSOR. WELCOME TO ICEDOT! This User s Guide will help you set up your Crash Sensor as well as create an ICEdot profile.
CRASH SENSOR INTRODUCTION WELCOME TO ICEDOT! This User s Guide will help you set up your Crash Sensor as well as create an ICEdot profile. Your ICEdot Crash Sensor, when used properly, will mount onto
More informationElectronic data system application end user manual
The MalariaCare Toolkit Tools for maintaining high-quality malaria case management services Electronic data system application end user manual Download all the MalariaCare tools from: www.malariacare.org/resources/toolkit.
More informationPanoramic Talking Camera
Panoramic Talking Camera IPC2201 home8alarm.com 1-844-800-6482 support@home8alarm.com 1 Table of Contents Chapter 1. Introduction... 1 1.1 System Requirement... 1 Chapter 2. Hardware Overview... 2 Chapter
More informationCamera TEIA USER GUIDE
Camera TEIA USER GUIDE 2 WELCOME! This guide includes all the information to make the most out of your Smart SPC Teia camera. EN GET AN SPC ACCOUNT Free advantages just one click away. Before going on
More informationUser Guide. Model: ELT0702
User Guide Model: ELT0702 Welcome! Thank you for purchasing your new Epik Learning Tab Jr. This User Guide will provide step-by-step instructions to help you learn to use your new device. After opening
More informationThe Future of Windows
The Future of Windows What s New: Taskbar The quick launch area is gone Application icons can be docked You can drag-and-drop application icons to this area but running apps will appear here as well. Functions
More informationGENERAL SET-UP & APP PAIRING/SYNCING FEATURES BATTERY ACCOUNT & DEVICE SETTINGS PRIVACY WARRANTY GENERAL SET-UP & APP ANDROID
ANDROID GENERAL SET-UP & APP PAIRING/SYNCING FEATURES BATTERY ACCOUNT & DEVICE SETTINGS PRIVACY WARRANTY GENERAL SET-UP & APP WHICH PHONES ARE COMPATIBLE WITH MY SMARTWATCH? Wear OS by Google works with
More informationDear I-Life customer, Every I-Life product goes through a rigorous process of sample evaluation and approval before commercial launch.
ENGLISH USER GUIDE Dear I-Life customer, Congratulations on becoming a proud owner of I-Life product. You have now joined the fraternity of millions of satisfied I-Life customers spread across the globe.
More informationUser Guide Models: ELT0801H and ELT0703H
User Guide Models: ELT0801H and ELT0703H Designed by the EPIK Learning Company California, USA Welcome! Thank you for purchasing your new HIGHQ Learning Tab. This User Guide will provide step-by-step instructions
More informationCommCare for Android Smartphones
CommCare for Android Smartphones The information on this page reflects the old design of CommCare This page is primarily useful for programs using older versions of CommCare. A page directed at the newer
More informationUsing AORUS Notebook for the First Time
Congratulations on your purchase of the AORUS Notebook! This Manual will help you to get started with setting up your notebook. For more detailed information, please visit our website at http://www.aorus.com.
More informationUser Manual. Wireless IP Camera
User Manual Wireless IP Camera Introduction Hi. Thank you for purchasing the AUKEY VT-CM1 Wireless Security IP Camera. Please read this user manual carefully and keep it in a safe place for future reference.
More informationHelp Guide. Getting started
Use this manual if you encounter any problems, or have any questions. This Help Guide is also available as a PDF, which can be downloaded here. Getting started What you can do with the BLUETOOTH function
More informationUser Help
ginlo @work User Help 19 June 2018 Contents Get started... 5 System requirements for the ginlo @work app... 5 Recommended browsers for ginlo websites... 6 Supported languages... 6 Navigation in ginlo @work...
More informationScanKey. User s Manual Version: Page 1 of 19
ScanKey User s Manual Version: 2014.1 Page 1 of 19 Table of Contents Chapter 1 - Installation... 3 1-1 Installation Precautions...3 1-2 Security Setup...4 1-3 Installing ScanKey...5 Chapter 2 Operation...
More informationGENERAL SET-UP & APP GENERAL SET-UP & APP PAIRING/SYNCING FEATURES BATTERY ACCOUNT & DEVICE SETTINGS PRIVACY WARRANTY. For IOS:
For IOS: GENERAL SET-UP & APP PAIRING/SYNCING FEATURES BATTERY ACCOUNT & DEVICE SETTINGS PRIVACY WARRANTY GENERAL SET-UP & APP WHICH PHONES ARE COMPATIBLE WITH MY SMARTWATCH? Wear OS by Google works with
More informationGNOSYS PRO 0.7. user guide
GNOSYS PRO 0.7 user guide Author Guido M. Re Date September 2016 Reviewer Chad Barksdale Date September 2016 3 Contents 1 Get Started 7 1.1 System Requirements...................................................
More informationTutorial on Basic Android Setup
Tutorial on Basic Android Setup EE368/CS232 Digital Image Processing, Spring 2015 Linux Version Introduction In this tutorial, we will learn how to set up the Android software development environment and
More informationUser s Guide. Attainment s. GTN v4.11
Attainment s User s Guide A printable PDF of this user guide is available from the Attainment Company website: https://www.attainmentcompany.com/gotalk-now Contents 1 Getting Started with GoTalk NOW 1
More informationHow to Look Like a Healthy Borrower
How to Look Like a Healthy Borrower Frequently Asked Questions February 2013 Table of Contents Overview 2 General Information 2 When is this webinar? 2 What is this webinar about? 2 What can I expect to
More informationTablet PC User Manual
Tablet PC User Manual Please read all instructions carefully before use to get the most out of your Time2Touch Tablet PC. The design and features are subject to change without notice. Contents Important
More informationFrequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions Why can I not make calls?... 2 Why can t I use some of the calling features?... 2 My phone is locked and I can t use any of the functions. How can I unlock it?... 2 Why is my
More informationFAQ s. 1. Device is frozen. Impossible to swipe finger on lock screen - Please either reboot or hard reset the device with below instructions
FAQ s R500 1. Device is frozen. Impossible to swipe finger on lock screen - Please either reboot or hard reset the device with below instructions Reboot - Long press power button until device shuts down
More informationUser Guide. Android x86 Modified System. Sponsor: Huan Ren. Compiled by: Zachary Bair, Taronish Daruwalla, Joshua Duong, and Anthony Nguyen
User Guide Android x86 Modified System Sponsor: Huan Ren Compiled by: Zachary Bair, Taronish Daruwalla, Joshua Duong, and Anthony Nguyen Table of Contents 1. What is Android x86? 2. How to get Android
More informationHelp Guide. Getting started. Use this manual if you encounter any problems, or have any questions. What you can do with the Bluetooth function
Use this manual if you encounter any problems, or have any questions. Getting started What you can do with the Bluetooth function About voice guidance Supplied accessories Checking the package contents
More informationFeatures: (no need for QR Code)
The Capp-Sure series brings a revolution in surveillance. Utilising a range of high-quality IP Wireless cameras, Capp-Sure provides stunning video clarity and optional Talk-Back audio over internet via
More informationEncore Triage Technical Support Issues. Powered by
Encore Powered by Contents Contents Device Support 1.1 Install Application on Device 04 1.2 Encore Notification - Android 05 1.3 Encore Notification - ios 07 1.4 Device Not Tracking 09 1.5 Unable to Log
More information3G/WiFi In-Vehicle Surveillance & GPS Tracking System
Model: MDVR-J200 3G/WiFi In-Vehicle Surveillance & GPS Tracking System Quick Start Guide Thank you for purchasing a Securview Vehicle Surveillance & Tracking System This Quick Start Guide covers basic
More informationThe MalariaCare Toolkit. Tools for maintaining high-quality malaria case management services
The MalariaCare Toolkit Tools for maintaining high-quality malaria case management services MalariaCare supervisor training: Electronic data system session I Download all the MalariaCare tools from: www.malariacare.org/resources/toolkit.
More informationWindows " Intel Apollo Lake N3350 Clamshell Laptop
TRAVELBOOK M13 by TRAVELTEK Windows 10 13.3" Intel Apollo Lake N3350 Clamshell Laptop User Manual Introduction Thank you for purchasing the Travelbook M13 which comes with the newest Intel Apollo Lake
More informationHelp Guide. Getting started. Use this manual if you encounter any problems, or have any questions. What you can do with the Bluetooth function
Use this manual if you encounter any problems, or have any questions. Getting started What you can do with the Bluetooth function About voice guidance Supplied accessories Checking the package contents
More informationUse apps Tap an app to open it. Customize the unit Arrange apps Touch and hold any app on the Home screen, then drag the app around. Drag an app to the edge of the screen to move it to a different Home
More information1. Table Parts. Public
Contents 1. Tablet Parts 2. Key Layouts and Definitions 3. Getting Started 4. The Start Screen 5. Applications 6. Charm Menu 7. Using Two Application at Once 8. Factory Reset 9. Safety Information 10.
More information7 Inch Quad Core Tablet
7 Inch Quad Core Tablet Cautions This user manual has been specially designed to guide you through the functions and features of your device. ) Please read this manual carefully before using your device
More informationUser Operating Manual
User Operating Manual Contents 1 Introduction... 1 1.1 Acknowledgements... 1 1.2 Safety Notice... 1 1.3 Abbreviation/term... 2 2 Brief Product Introduction... 3 2.1 Diagram for TABLET... 3 2.2 Introduction
More informationUsing AORUS Notebook for the First Time
Congratulations on your purchase of the AOS Notebook! This Manual will help you to get started with setting up your notebook. For more detailed information, please visit our website at http://www.aorus.com.
More information1. Search for ibaby Care in the App Store under phone apps, or in Google Play for all Android devices.
M6 port diagrams Status Light DC Power Camera ID USB Port Reset Button DC Power: 5V DC, 2A power adapter (Use official ibaby brand power adapter only) Status Light: Displays 3 unique patterns to show different
More informationHelp Guide. Getting started. Use this manual if you encounter any problems, or have any questions. What you can do with the BLUETOOTH function
Use this manual if you encounter any problems, or have any questions. Getting started What you can do with the BLUETOOTH function About voice guidance Supplied accessories Checking the package contents
More informationWI-FI GARAGE DOOR CONTROLLER WITH CAMERA USER MANUAL
WI-FI GARAGE DOOR CONTROLLER WITH CAMERA USER MANUAL Contents Introduction 4 Product Features 5 Garage Door Controller LED Indicators 6 What s Included 7 Wi-Fi Requirements 8 Mobile Device Requirements
More informationSTUDIO 7.0 USER MANUAL
STUDIO 7.0 USER MANUAL 1 Table of Contents Safety Information... 3 Appearance and Key Functions... 4 Introduction... 5 Call Functions... 6 Notifications Bar... 7 Contacts... 8 Messaging... 9 Internet Browser...
More informationSpecifications. What s Inside The box
Tablet of Contents Specifications.1 What s inside the box 1 Tablet Parts 2 Getting started...2 Connecting to the Internet..6 Task Bar..8 Install and Uninstall 9 Camera.10 HDMI.11 Trouble Shooting 11 Warranty..13
More informationUsing the SHARP touchscreen
Click a menu link to jump straight to that section: SHARP touchscreen essentials Accessing & saving files Annotation with SHARP touchscreens Connecting other devices SHARP touchscreens with Adobe Troubleshooting
More informationQuick Start Guide D502PB. U.S Service Hotline : More support at
Quick Start Guide D502PB U.S Service Hotline : 1-888-863-0138 More support at www.d2pad.info Overview ENGLISH 1 2 3 8 7 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Volume Keys Status Bar Front Camera Menu Key Home Key Back
More informationTutor Lead Session Image Storage and the Cloud.
Tutor Lead Session Image Storage and the Cloud. Storage There are many different types of storage when it comes to backing up your photos and keeping them safe. This guide will explain a few of the different
More informationUser Guide LC4. Before using this product, please read the guide carefully to avoid any damage to the product.
User Guide LC4 Before using this product, please read the guide carefully to avoid any damage to the product. 1. Product Description 1.1 Packing list IP Camera User Manual Before using this product, please
More informationTouchChat User Guide. For wego A-D Speech-Generating Devices. Find more resources online:
wegotm A TouchChat User Guide For wego A-D Speech-Generating Devices Find more resources online: www.talktometechnologies.com/support/ Table of contents Hardware, power buttons and features... 2 Guided
More informationUser Manual RecoMedia Presentation made easy
KN-5YHW User Manual RecoMedia Presentation made easy Thank you for purchasing this product. To receive latest update, please visit website www.recomedia.co FEATURES FEATURES Wireless Presentation RecoMedia
More informationCommPortal Communicator Desktop End User Guide 19 Feb 2014
End User Guide 19 Feb 2014 Integra Hosted Voice Service PC Communicator Desktop End User Guide 19 Feb 2014 21 Feb 20134 End User Guide Contents 1 Introduction... 1-1 1.1 Using this End User Guide... 1-2
More information0
0 1 Table of Contents 1 OVERVIEW 1.1 Appearance and Keys 1.2 Basic Operation 1.2.1 Switch On 1.2.2 Unlock the screen 1.2.3 Lock the screen 1.2.4 Switch Off 1.2.5 Battery charging 1.2.6 Main interface 1.2.7
More informationWIQ MK2 WIQ MK2. Quick Start Guide
WIQ-10024 MK2 WIQ-10024 MK2 Quick Start Guide 1 1. Important safety and handling information - This product is suitable for use in non-tropic areas below 2,000 meters, which is indicated by the symbol
More informationMagnetic base Indicator light Microphone Camera lens Micro SD card slot Infrared light Front Side Pivot connector Built-in speakers
Niro USER MANUAL Contents Introduction 4 Product Features 5 Niro LED Indicators 6 What s Included 7 Wi-Fi Requirements 8 Mobile Device Requirements 8 Garage Door Opener Requirements 8 Download the Momentum
More informationHOW TO CONDUCT A VIRTUAL CONFERENCE IN SECOND LIFE. and make your team meetings more interesting
HOW TO CONDUCT A VIRTUAL CONFERENCE IN SECOND LIFE and make your team meetings more interesting 2 Table of Contents What is a Second Life Virtual Conference?... 3 Setting Up a Second Life Account for Meeting
More informationWard s Single Probes. When All You Need is One
Ward s Single Probes When All You Need is One INTRODUCTION The Ward s Single Probes platform was designed for the classroom with ever-changing needs in mind. Users can select from three different operational
More informationCONTENTS. Working With Feeds Viewing Your Feeds Working With Snippets Deleting Snippets Rev AA
CONTENTS Getting Started.............................................. 4 Setting Up Livescribe+...................................................... 4 Connecting Your Smartpen and Device........................................
More information1. Introduction P Package Contents 1.
1 Contents 1. Introduction ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- P. 3-5 1.1 Package Contents 1.2 Tablet Overview 2. Using the Tablet for the first time ---------------------------------------------------
More informationAspera R7. User Manual
1 Aspera R7 User Manual Contents Safety Information... 3 Appearance and Key Function... 5 Introduction... 6 Call Functions... 7 Notifications Bar... 8 Contacts... 9 Messaging... 9 Bluetooth and Wi-Fi...
More informationUsing GIGABYTE Tablet PC for the First Time
Congratulations on your purchase of the GIGABYTE Tablet PC! This manual will help you to get started with setting up your Tablet PC. The final product configuration depends on the model at the point of
More informationQuick start guide 2018
Quick start guide 2018 1 Unboxing Charging Case Earbuds USB connection (Type B & Type C) 2 USB cable Wingtips & Eartips (S, M, L) Know your device Earbuds Microphone Wingtip Touch sensitive sensor Touchpad
More informationOn the right side, you will find a headphone jack closest to you, followed by Volume Down and Volume Up buttons.
8GB Micro-Speak Plus User Guide Thank you for purchasing the Micro-Speak Talking Digital Voice Recorder from Talking Products Limited and A T Guys. Let s get you oriented so you can use your new recorder
More informationPENDOPAD 10.1 QUICKSTART T GUIDE USER MANUAL PNDPP42DG10BLK. > Please read carefully before use
PENDOPAD 10.1 PNDPP42DG10BLK QUICKSTART T GUIDE & USER MANUAL > Please read carefully before use This manual contains important safety precautions and information of correct use. Please be sure to read
More informationWhat s all the fuss about?
What s all the fuss about? Better than Windows 8/8.1? Yes, if... Your Windows 8/8.1 laptop or desktop doesn t have a touch screen; You want a better Start Menu ; You want a more familiar desktop; You hate
More informationFencing Time Version 4.3
Fencing Time Version 4.3 Server System Guide October 2017 Copyright 2017 by Fencing Time, LLC. All rights reserved. Table of Contents Table of Contents Table of Contents... 2 Chapter 1: Fencing Time Server
More informationDistributing Apps Last updated: 29 August 2016
Distributing Apps Last updated: 29 August 2016 Contents 1. Introduction... 3 1.1. Transferring the APK file... 3 1.2. Advantages and disadvantages of each APK distribution method... 4 2. Publishing apps
More informationGeneral FAQs. Troubleshooting. Terminology
Product Details Product Name Models Kit Contents Product Specs Smartphone Compatibility Certifications Opener Compatibility Installation Installation Process Tools Needed WiFi Network Requirements WiFi
More informationFor more details and diagrams, please see the Quickstart guide that comes with the camera.
FLIP CAMERA GUIDE Flip Ultra HD, using FlipShare software RECORDING VIDEOS The Flip camera has no menus to navigate. Recording a video clip is easy: Press the small power button on the side of the camera
More informationDrQuickLook MAZI PDA. User Guide
DrQuickLook MAZI PDA User Guide 0 Table of Contents About the DrQuickLook PDA... 1-3 What Comes With the DrQuickLook PDA...1 Microsoft Surface 3 Tablet and DrQuickLook Custom Surround Diagram...2 Tablet
More informationClevertouch Plus Blade PC
Manufacturer of the Year 2015 The Clevertouch Pro has a specially designed user interface, powered by Android, and written to be simple and engaging to use. Available in sizes 65", 75" and 84", Clevertouch
More informationAndroid (A1000) Y4 Classrooms: User Guide
Android (A1000) Y4 Classrooms: User Guide Provided by the SDUSD Ed Tech Team i21 2014 Teachers - Version 3.25.2014 Table of Contents Basic Functionality... Navigation Tips... Taking a Screenshot... Finding
More informationTHE SHADE STORE MOTORS WITH AMAZON ALEXA
THE SHADE STORE MOTORS WITH AMAZON ALEXA ABOUT THE SKILL: The Shade Store s motorized window treatments can be voice controlled easily through Amazon Alexa. Simple commands allow you to raise and lower
More informationPoint of View SmartTV-500 Center - Android 4.2. General notices for use...2 Disclaimer...2 Box Contents...2
Point of View SmartTV-500 Center - Android 4.2 English Table of Contents General notices for use...2 Disclaimer...2 Box Contents...2 1.0 Product basics...3 1.1 Buttons and connections... 3 1.2 Connecting
More informationOperating system. Hardware
Chapter 1.2 System Software 1.2.(a) Operating Systems An operating system is a set of programs designed to run in the background on a computer system, giving an environment in which application software
More informationImportant About Camera
1 Thank you for purchasing the GoXtreme Full Dome 360. This 360 camera allows you to capture, view and share amazing full panoramic 360º videos and photos. When viewed using the companion app or desktop
More informationUser Guide V 2.6. Please read this guide before operating your IrisVision device and keep it for future reference.
User Guide V 2.6 Please read this guide before operating your IrisVision device and keep it for future reference. Inside This Guide About IrisVision 4 What s Included 5 Device Overview 12 Using IrisVision
More informationSECTION 2 (Part B) Types And Components Of Computer Systems. Sophia Pratzioti
SECTION 2 (Part B) Types And Components Of Computer Systems 2 Hardware & Software Hardware: is the physical parts of the computer system the part that you can touch and see. Hardware can be either external
More informationWindows 10 Tips and Tricks
Windows 10 Tips and Tricks You've made the move to Windows 10. The Start Menu has returned and its cloud integration is obvious, but most everything else is unfamiliar. This session will help you setup
More informationStudio 5.5. User Manual
Studio 5.5 User Manual 1 Table of Contents Safety Information... 3 Appearance and Key Function... 4 Introduction... 5 Call Functions... 6 Contacts... 7 Messaging... 8 Internet Browser... 9 Bluetooth...
More informationSMART PROJECTOR USER MANUAL. Please read the manual carefully before using and keep it in a safe place for future reference..
SMART PROJECTOR USER MANUAL Please read the manual carefully before using and keep it in a safe place for future reference.. Contents 1 Introduction... 1 2 Specification... 2 3 Package Content... 3 4
More informationITConnect ADD SOME STYLE TO YOUR VIDEOS. BlackBerry BBM: Use audio instead of typing For those who prefer to speak rather than type.
ITConnect Technology made practical for home SEPTEMBER 06 BlackBerry BBM: Use audio instead of typing For those who prefer to speak rather than type. Recording a message or story on your computer And editing
More informationQUICK START GUIDE LENS CHANGING GUIDE
User Guide QUICK START GUIDE LENS CHANGING GUIDE GoVision is a brand of action camera sunglasses that allows users to capture their life-seeking adventures in high definition video/photography. High definition
More informationAspera Jazz. User Manual
Aspera Jazz User Manual 1 Contents About Aspera Jazz... 3 General Information... 3 Profile... 3 Safety Information... 3 Safety warning and Attentions... 3 Switch off in aircraft... 3 Switch off before
More informationGesture Recognition and Voice Synthesis using Intel Real Sense
Gesture Recognition and Voice Synthesis using Intel Real Sense An Experimental Manual for Design and Development of Mobile Devices In association with Intel Collaboration Program Designed by: Zeenat Shareef,PhD
More informationHelp Guide. Getting started
Use this manual if you encounter any problems, or have any questions. This Help Guide is also available as a PDF, which can be downloaded here. Getting started What you can do with the BLUETOOTH function
More information