MobilEyes

PUBLISHED BY Guerilla Technologies, Inc. 4203 S.W. High

Meadows Avenue, Palm City, Florida 34990 USA. February 2008. http://www.GuerillaTechnologies.com.

MobilEyes

OCR PLUS

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Table of Contents .

Introduction.…………………………………………….. Page 1.

Items Packed with MobilEyes………………………… Page 1.

To Set Up MobilEyes……...………….……………….. Page 1

Controls Layout Overview…………………………….. Page 2

Turning Extreme Reader On and Off………….…….. Page 5.

Learning the Menu System…..……..………………… Page 6.

Features Detailed Guide…………..………….….…… Page 8.

Organizer…...……………………..……………………. Pages 9-17.

Date and Time…………………………. Page 9.

Voice Notes…………………………….. Page 9.

Recordings……………………………… Page 13.

Co untdown Timer……………………… Page 16.

Calendar………………………………… Page 17

Media Center…...……………………….……………… Pages 18-33.

Play Music……………………….……… Page 18.

Read a Book …………………………… Page 23.

Read a Document……………………… Page 28.

View Photos……………………………. Page 33

Camera Use……………………………………………. Page 33

Click and Read Menu…...…………………………….. Pages 34-50.

Close Up Camera……………………… Page 34.

Standard Camera……………………… Page 38.

Long Distance Camera……………….. Page 41.

Hot Shot Camera……………………… Page 43.

Scan and Read From Scanner………. Page 44.

Read Stored Files……………………… Page 47.

Magnification Menu

…...………………………………. Pages 51-58.

MobilEyes Close Up…………………… Page 51.

MobilEyes Distance…………………… Page 54.

Monitor Close Up……………………… Page 55.

Monitor Distance………………………. Page 57.

Games Me nu…...……………………………………… Pages 59.

Utilities Menu…...…………………………..…………. Pages 61-63.

Change Reading Voice……………..… Page 61.

Change Voice Rate…………………… Page 62.

Perform MobilEyes Update…………... Page 63.

About MobilEyes………………………. Page 63.

Exit Menu …...……………………………………… Page 64.

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Introduction.

Congratulations on your purchase of MobilEyes.

With MobilEyes, you'll experience unmatched versatility in both Low

Vision and Blindness Technology.

This Manual and Startup Guide is intended for use by technically oriented dealers, rehabilitation professionals, and end users. It contains technical information on the MobilEyes Product and its operation, as well as, information on how to perform specific tasks, if the user desires.

Note: Guerilla Technologies Incorporated recommends that your

MobilEyes device be handled with care. Electronic devices are not shockproof and great effort should be taken to ensure your

MobilEyes device is not dropped or otherwise hit against any hard objects.

Items Packed with MobilEyes.

If you have purchased a basic MobilEyes device, the package would include one MobilEyes unit, one Power Adapter, one Canon

Camera, two Leather Cases, (one each for the MobilEyes unit and one for the camera), one USB 512MB Flash Drive, one Carrying

Pouch, one Stand Frame and four Stand Legs.

The Professional MobilEyes device would include all of the above plus one External CDRW/DVD Drive, one Bluetooth Headset, one

Canon Flatbed Scanner, and one Hard-shell Travel Case.

To Set Up MobilEyes.

Step 1: Charging your device .

1. Although your MobilEyes Device was shipped fully charged, we recommend that you charge it once you receive the device to enjoy the maximum amount of time available when you decide to go traveling where no power outlet is present. When a power outlet is present, it would be best to use your device and charge it at the same time. This will keep MobilEyes fully charged and in the best battery level condition whenever you’re ready to go.

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Step 2: Orientation.

In this entire manual, all references are made from the standpoint of holding MobilEyes with its 7” screen facing the user. MobilEyes is correctly oriented when the long edge that has two straps from the leather case is facing toward the ceiling.

Controls Layout Overview.

The controls are laid out as follows;

On the left side of the front face of the unit, approximately two inches from the top, there is one large button with a slightly rough surface. This button is actually the top of a joystick and is called the

Navigation Control joystick.

- Pushing this joystick in any direction requires only slight pressure and letting go of the joystick will allow it to return to its default position.

- Pushing it from its default position toward the left is equivalent to pressing the left arrow key on a standard keyboard.

- Pushing it from its default position toward the right is equivalent to pressing the right arrow key on a standard keyboard.

- Pushing it from its default position down is equivalent to pressing the down arrow key on a standard keyboard.

- Pushing it from its default position up is equivalent to pressing the up arrow key on a standard keyboard.

Below the Navigation Control Joystick is a small button used for changing screen resolution for low vision users. This button is disabled for all MobilEyes basic users.

On the right side of the front face of the unit [directly across from the

Navigation Control Joystick], there are four smaller buttons with a rubberized surface.

- These buttons are positioned to form a North, South, East,

West pattern and are called Function Buttons.

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- Pushing the North, South, East, or West Function Buttons will execute different tasks depending on which feature of

MobilEyes you are using.

- A Quick reference overview of each feature and its corresponding Function Button set can be found in the help file and later on in this manual.

Below the Function Buttons is a small round button with a smooth surface. This is the Enter Button and is equivalent to pressing the

Enter Key on a standard Keyboard or a spacebar when an item is selected.

Below the Enter Button is a small button used for high-level computer settings like those found in the Microsoft Windows Control

Panel. This button is disabled for all MobilEyes basic users.

Along the thin edges of the MobilEyes device are various Ports,

Jacks and Controls.

There are six things to note about the left edge of MobilEyes

Starting from the bottom left corner and moving up the left edge approximately one inch, you will find the lock switch.

Sliding this switch up locks all buttons and controls on

MobilEyes, preventing accidental button engaging. Sliding this switch down unlocks all buttons and controls and makes your MobilEyes ready for use.

Directly in the center of the left edge are the Volume Control

Buttons. The topmost button is used to increase the volume, and the bottommost button is used to decrease the volume.

You can press either of these buttons once to change the volume slightly, or hold either button in to change the volume quickly.

Just above Volume Control is a standard Stereo Headphone

Jack.

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Just above the Stereo Headphone Jack and approximately one inch from the top edge of MobilEyes is a USB 2.0 port.

Just above the USB 2.0 port is a Digital Optic Out port. (used only in MobilEyes Pro models).

There are four things to note about the top edge of MobilEyes.

Approximately one inch from the leftmost edge is an RJ45

Network Jack (used only in MobilEyes Pro models). This

Jack is protected by a door that opens by fingernail lifting from the rear side of MobilEyes, which then serves as the hinge for the door.

Approximately two inches from the leftmost edge is a

Compact Flash II slot. The left strap of the leather case covers a portion of this slot. So, inserting a Compact Flash card would require you to unsnap the left strap in order to expose the entire compact flash slot. The left strap can and should be re-fastened once your compact flash card is inserted for the safety of the card and MobilEyes.

Just left of the leather case’s rightmost strap is the power switch. The power switch rests in the center of a shallow slot allowing it to slide to the left AND to the right. To power on

MobilEyes, simply slide the power switch to the right and let go. The switch will spring back to its original position.

(Sliding the power switch to the left activates other functions available only on MobilEyes Pro).

Approximately one inch from the rightmost edge are vents that exhaust warm air generated from the circuitry inside

Mobileyes. Please make sure that these vents are never obstructed. Failing to do so could cause MobilEyes to overheat and may result in damage.

There are three things to note about the right edge of MobilEyes.

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Approximately one and a half inches from the topmost edge is a VGA port. This port is protected by a door that opens by fingernail lifting from the rear side of MobilEyes, which then serves as the hinge for the door.

Just below the VGA port is another USB 2.0 port.

Just below USB 2.0 port and approximately one inch from the bottom edge of MobilEyes is the power adapter plug.

There is nothing to note about the bottom edge of MobilEyes.

Turning MobilEyes On and Off

Start MobilEyes by locating the power switch on the top edge, just left of the rightmost strap. Slide the power switch to the right and let go. The Switch will spring back to its original position on it own. You should feel air from the internal cooling fan, come through a vent just to the right of the power switch. This will tell you that MobilEyes is booting-up (or starting). Boot-up takes about one minute. Use this button to power down MobilEyes (to turn off MobilEyes), ONLY IF it does not respond to the Software Shutdown Commands.

During boot-up, (Approximately 90 seconds) MobilEyes will play its audio sound Welcome file. MobilEyes is ready for use when you hear, “MobilEyes Loaded. Press Enter to Begin”.

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Learning the Menu System

When MobilEyes is ready, you will hear it say, “MobilEyes loaded.

Press Enter to Begin.”

Pressing the Enter Button will bring the Category Menus to life and the category in first position will say its name.

Using the Navigation Control Joystick, move to the second position by sliding the Joystick slightly to the right, and letting go. If you do not let go of the Joystick and continue to hold it to the right,

MobilEyes will quickly advance to the third position, and all remaining positions until you let go of the joystick. When navigating passed the category in the last position, MobilEyes will simply return to the category in the first position and begin the list again.

The factory installed categories and their positions are as follows:

1 st – Organizer. 2 nd – Multimedia Central. 3 rd – Click and Read. 4 th –

Magnification. 5 th – Games. 6 th – Utilities. 7 th – Exit.

If you navigate passed the category that you wanted to use, you have the option of advancing through the entire revolving list again or sliding the joystick to the left or reverse direction and navigate backward through the list of categories.

Each of the seven standard categories of MobilEyes has several associated feature that can be used. To hear the list of features that fall under a particular category, simply slide the Navigation Control

Joystick down and let go. If you do not let go of the Joystick and continue to hold it down, MobilEyes will quickly advance through all associated features until you let go of the joystick. When navigating passed the feature in the last position, MobilEyes will simply return to the feature in the first position and being the list again.

If you navigate passed the feature that you wanted to use, you have the option of advancing through the entire revolving list again or sliding the joystick up or in the reverse direction and navigate up through the list of features.

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Some features will have the phrase, “options exist” announced after their name. This means that there are options as to how that feature can be used. To hear the list of options for a particular feature, slide the joystick to the right after you are sure that you have navigated to the feature you wanted and the existence of options was announced by MobilEyes. You can also press the

Enter Button when you have navigated to a feature with options to hear the options submenu for that feature.

Note: if you slide the Navigation Control Joystick to the left or right of a feature that DOES NOT have options, you will navigate off that feature list and onto the next or previous menu category depending on the direction you navigated.

Once you have heard the first option of a feature, you can listen to other options for that same feature by sliding the Navigation Control

Joystick down and letting go. When navigating passed the option in the last position, MobilEyes will simply return to the option in the first position and begin the list again.

If you navigate passed the option that you wanted to use, you have the choice of advancing through the entire revolving list again or sliding the joystick up or in the reverse direction and navigate up through the list of options.

Only one application can be used at a time.

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Feature Reference Guide

Under the Organizer Category you will find the following Features:

1

2 st nd

– Date and Time.

– Voice Notes, Options Exist.

3 rd

4 th

5 th

– Recordings, Options Exist.

– Countdown Timer.

– Calendar.

Under the Multimedia Central Category you will find the following

Features:

1

2 st nd

– Play Music, Options Exist.

– Read a Book, Options Exist.

3 rd

4 th

5 th

– Read a Document, Options Exist.

– View Photos, Options Exist.

– Play Videos.

Under the Click and Read Category you will find the following

Features:

1

2 st nd

– Close Up Camera, Options Exist.

– Distance Camera, Options Exist.

3 rd

4 th

5 th

– Long Distance Camera, Options Exist.

– Scanner, Options Exist.

– Stored Files, Options Exist.

Under the Magnification Category you will find the following

Features:

1 st – MobilEyes Close Up, Options Exist.

2 nd

3 rd

4 th

– MobilEyes Distance, Options Exist.

– Monitor Close Up, Options Exist.

– Monitor Distance, Options Exist.

Under the Games Category you will find the following Features:

1 st

2 nd

– Game 1.

– Game 2.

Under the Utilities Category you will find the following Features:

1

2 nd

3 st rd

– Change Reading Voice, Options Exist.

– Change Reading Voice, Options Exist.

– Perform MobilEyes Update.

4 th – About MobilEyes

Under the Exit Category you will find the following Features:

1 st – Shutdown MobilEyes.

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Features Detailed Guide

Organizer.

Under the Organizer Menu you will find the following Features:

1 st – Date and Time.

Having Navigated to this feature and pressing the Enter

Button, Mobileyes will announce the time, then AM or PM, then the calendar date. Upon completion MobilEyes will return to the top of the feature list in the Organizer Category.

The Function Buttons are not used in this feature.

2 nd – Voice Notes.


Button, Mobileyes will announce the first of the Voice Notes’

Options. You can listen to other options for this same feature by sliding the Navigation Control Joystick down and letting go. When navigating passed the option in the last position,

MobilEyes will simply return to the option in the first position and begin the list again.

The Options are:

1. Record Voice Notes.

Press the Enter Button to prepare to record a short, 30 second message. Using the Function

Buttons, you can record, pause, play back, save or delete the Voice Note, and exit the Record

Voice Notes Feature.

Each Function Button serves as a quick access button performing the following assigned functions:

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South Function Button: Record/Stop, and Playback/Stop.

West Function Button: Delete Recorded Voice Note.

East Function Button: Save Recorded Voice Note.

North Function Button: Exit Voice Notes Feature. a. Press the South Function Button once to begin your Voice Note recording, Press it again to stop the Voice Note recording. Press it a third time to hear the playback of the recorded Voice

Note. Press it again to stop the Voice Note playback. Continuing to press this button will begin playback and stop playback repeatedly until you make your save or delete decision. b. Press the West Function Button to Delete the current Voice Note recording. Press it again to confirm your decision to delete. c. Press the East Function Button to Save the current Voice Note recording. d. Press the North Function to Exit the Voice

Notes Feature

Recordings are saved in date/time order. For best results, speak clearly into the microphones located just below the video screen. It is also recommended that you manage the number of

Voice Notes you keep, deleting Voice Notes you no longer need, since that will make it easier to find the ones you save.

2. Play Voice Notes

Press the Enter Button to prepare to listen to previously recorded Voice Notes. Using the

Function Buttons, you can play, pause, skip to the next or previous Voice Note, and exit the

Play Voice Notes Feature.

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South Function Button: Play and Stop.

West Function Button: Previous Voice Note.

East Function Button: Next Voice Note.

North Function Button: Exit Voice Notes Feature. a. Press the South Function Button once to play the oldest Voice Note. Press it again to stop the

Voice Note playback. Repeatedly pressing this button will begin and stop playback repeatedly,

UNLESS you listen through to the end of a

Voice Note. At the end of a Voice Note,

MobilEyes will advance to the beginning of the next Voice Note and automatically pause. b. Press the East Function Button at any time to skip to the next Voice Note. MobilEyes will advance to the beginning of the next Voice Note and automatically pause. c. Press the West Function Button at any time to skip to the previous Voice Note. MobilEyes will advance to the beginning of the previous

Voice Note and automatically pause. d. Press the North Function to Exit the Voice

Notes Feature

Since Voice Notes are saved in date/time order retrieving specifically desired Voice Notes is easy when you recall the order in which you recorded them.

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3. Delete Voice Notes

Press the Enter Button to prepare to delete previously recorded Voice Notes. Using the Function Buttons, you can play, pause, delete, skip to the next or previous Voice Note, and exit the Delete Voice Notes

Feature.

The Function Buttons serve as quick access buttons performing the following functions:

South Function Button: Delete.

West Function Button: Play Previous Voice Note, Pause

East Function Button: Play Next Voice Note, Pause.

North Function Button: Exit Voice Notes Feature. a. Press the East Function Button once to play the oldest Voice Note. Press it again to stop the Voice

Note playback. Repeatedly pressing this button will begin and stop playback of each Voice Note in succession. b. Press the West Function Button once to play the oldest Voice Note. Press it again to stop the Voice

Note playback. Repeatedly pressing this button will begin and stop playback of each previous Voice Note in succession. c. Press the South Function Button at any time to

Delete the current Voice Note, Whether it is playing or paused. You will be asked to press the ‘Delete Button” again to confirm you want to delete that Voice Note. d. Press the North Function to Exit the Voice Notes

Feature

Upon exiting the Voice Note feature, MobilEyes will return to the top of the feature list in the Organizer Category.

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3 rd – Recordings.


Button, Mobileyes will announce the first of the Recordings’

Options. You can listen to other options for this same feature by sliding the Navigation Control Joystick down and letting go. When navigating passed the option in the last position,

MobilEyes will simply return to the option in the first position and begin the list again.

The Options are:

1. Record Recordings.

Press the Enter Button to prepare to record a recording with no time limit. Using the Function

Buttons, you can record, pause, play back, save or delete the Recordings, and exit the Record

Recordings Feature.


South Function Button: Record/Stop, and Playback/Stop.

West Function Button: Delete Recorded Recordings.

East Function Button: Save Recorded Recordings.

North Function Button: Exit Recordings Feature. a. Press the South Function Button once to begin your recording, Press it again to stop the recording. Press it a third time to hear the playback of the recorded. Press it again to stop the Recordings’ playback. Continuing to press this button will begin playback and stop playback repeatedly until you make your save or delete decision. b. Press the West Function Button to Delete the current recording. Press it again to confirm your decision to delete.

Page. 14 c. Press the East Function Button to Save the current recording. d. Press the North Function to Exit the Recordings

Feature

Recordings are saved in date/time order. For best results, speak clearly into the microphones located just below the video screen. It is also recommended that you manage the number of Recordings you keep, deleting Recordings you no longer need, since that will make it easier to find the ones you save.

2. Play Recordings

Press the Enter Button to prepare to listen to previously recorded Recordings. Using the Function

Buttons, you can play, pause, skip to the next or previous Recordings, and exit the Play Recordings

Feature.


South Function Button: Play and Stop.

West Function Button: Previous Recording.

East Function Button: Next Recording.

North Function Button: Exit Recordings Feature. a. Press the South Function Button once to play the oldest Recordings. Press it again to stop the

Recordings playback. Repeatedly pressing this button will begin and stop playback repeatedly, UNLESS you listen through to the end of a Recording. At the end of a Recording, MobilEyes will advance to the beginning of the next Recordings and automatically pause.

Page 15. b. Press the East Function Button at any time to skip to the next Recording. MobilEyes will advance to the beginning of the next Recording and automatically pause. c. Press the West Function Button at any time to skip to the previous Recording. MobilEyes will advance to the beginning of the previous Recording and automatically pause. d. Press the North Function to Exit the Recordings

Feature

Since Recordings are saved in date/time order, retrieving specifically desired Recordings is easy when you recall the order in which you recorded them.

3. Delete Recordings

Press the Enter Button to prepare to delete previously recorded Recordings. Using the Function Buttons, you can play, pause, delete, skip to the next or previous Recording, and exit the Delete Recordings Feature.


South Function Button:

West Function Button:

East Function Button:

North Function Button: Exit Recordings Feature.

Delete, Confirm Delete

Play Previous Recording, Pause

Play Next Recording, Pause. a. Press the East Function Button once to play the oldest Recording. Press it again to stop the Recording playback. Pressing it a third time will advance to the next Recording and being its playback. Repeatedly pressing this button will playback, stop, and advance each Recording in succession.

Page 16. b. Press the West Function Button once to play the oldest Recording. Press it again to stop the Recording playback. Pressing it a third time will advance to the previous Recording and being its playback.

Repeatedly pressing this button will playback, stop, and advance each previous Recording in succession. c. Press the South Function Button at any time to

Delete the current Recording, whether it is playing or paused. You will be asked to press the ‘Delete Button” again to confirm you want to delete that Recording. d. Press the North Function to Exit the Recordings

Feature

Upon exiting the Recordings feature, MobilEyes will return to the top of the feature list in the Organizer

Category.

4 th – Countdown Timer.


Button, Mobileyes will announce Countdown Timer has been selected and that you must set the amount of time you wish to count.


South Function Button:

East Function Button:

Start Countdown Timer.

West Function Button: Lower Timer amount by 1 minute.

Raise Timer mount by 1 minute.

North Function Button: Exit Countdown Timer Feature .

The countdown timer initiates at zero.

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Additional functions may be available while using a feature of

MobilEyes and can be accessed by the Navigation Control

Joystick. It is always best to operate these additional functions while a feature is passive (not operating its primary use.)

To change the Raise and Lower Intervals from 1 minute to 10 minutes or 1 hour, simply use the Navigation Control Joystick to scroll through the total Countdown Timer Feature set.

When you reach the Interval function, simply press the Enter

Button to change the Interval. You can then use the East and

West Function Buttons to set the timer at the new intervals.

Upon exiting the Countdown Timer feature, MobilEyes will return to the top of the feature list in the Organizer Category.

5 th – Calendar.

Feature not Currently Available.

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Multimedia Center

Under the Multimedia Central Category you will find the following

Features:

1 st – Play Music.


Button, Mobileyes will announce the first of the Play Music,

Submenu Options. You can listen to other options for that same feature by sliding the Navigation Control Joystick down and letting go. When navigating passed the option in the last position, MobilEyes will simply return to the option in the first position and begin the list again.


The Options are:

Play Music from Removable Device (Compact Flash or USB)

Press the Enter Button to start a search of the Music

Folder on the Inserted Compact Flash/USB Flash

Drive and begin playing all MP3, WAV, CDA, and

WMA files within the “Music” folder on that removable device. Playback of the first track will begin.


South Function Button: Play and Pause.

West Function Button: Play Previous Track.

East Function Button: Play Next Track.

North Function Button: Exit Play Music Feature.

Page 19. a. Press the East Function Button once to play the next track. If you pause the current track before skipping to the next track, the player will remain on pause, positioned at the beginning of the next track.

You can either advance to the next track in succession or play the track you have skipped to. If you press this button while the current track is playing, you will skip to the beginning of the next track and start playing it automatically. b. Press the West Function Button once to play the previous track. If you pause the current track before skipping to the previous track, the player will remain on pause, positioned at the beginning of the previous track. You can either advance to the previous track in succession or play the track you have skipped to. If you press this button while the current track is playing, you will skip to the beginning of the previous track and start playing it automatically.. c. Press the South Function Button at any time to pause and play the current track. d. To scan ahead within a track, slide the Navigation

Control Joystick to the Right or in the Up direction. A quick “bump” in these directions will scan ahead approximately 10 second. A prolonged hold in these directions will rapidly scan ahead in 10 second intervals. To rewind back within a track, slide the

Navigation Control Joystick to the Left or in the Down direction. A quick “bump” in these directions will rewind back approximately 10 second. A prolonged hold in these directions will rapidly rewind back in 10 second intervals. e. Press the North Function to Exit the Recordings

Feature

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Upon exiting the Play Music feature, MobilEyes will return to the top of the feature list in the Media Center Category.

Play Music from Hard Drive

Press the Enter Button to start a search of the Music Folder on Mobileyes Hard Disk Drive and begin playing all MP3,

WAV, CDA, and WMA files within the “Music” folder on the

Drive. Playback of the first track will begin.





North Function Button: Exit Play Music Feature. a. Press the East Function Button once to play the next track.

If you pause the current track before skipping to the next track, the player will remain on pause, positioned at the beginning of the next track. You can either advance to the next track in succession or play the track you have skipped to. If you press this button while the current track is playing, you will skip to the beginning of the next track and start playing it automatically. b. Press the West Function Button once to play the previous track. If you pause the current track before skipping to the previous track, the player will remain on pause, positioned at the beginning of the previous track. You can either advance to the previous track in succession or play the track you have skipped to. If you press this button while the current track is playing, you will skip to the beginning of the previous track and start playing it automatically..

Page 21. c. Press the South Function Button at any time to pause and play the current track. d. To scan ahead within a track, slide the Navigation Control

Joystick to the Right or in the Up direction. A quick “bump” in these directions will scan ahead approximately 10 second. A prolonged hold in these directions will rapidly scan ahead in

10 second intervals. To rewind back within a track, slide the

Navigation Control Joystick to the Left or in the Down direction. A quick “bump” in these directions will rewind back approximately 10 second. A prolonged hold in these directions will rapidly rewind back in 10 second intervals. e. Press the North Function to Exit the Recordings Feature


Play Music from CD (Optional only for MobilEyes Pro Users or with

CDRW/DVD accessory)

Press the Enter Button to start a search of the Music Folder on the Inserted Compact Disk and begin playing all MP3,

WAV, CDA, and WMA files that Disk. Playback of the first track will begin.





North Function Button: Exit Play Music Feature.

Page 22. a. Press the East Function Button once to play the next track.

If you pause the current track before skipping to the next track, the player will remain on pause, positioned at the beginning of the next track. You can either advance to the next track in succession or play the track you have skipped to. If you press this button while the current track is playing, you will skip to the beginning of the next track and start playing it automatically. b. Press the West Function Button once to play the previous track. If you pause the current track before skipping to the previous track, the player will remain on pause, positioned at the beginning of the previous track. You can either advance to the previous track in succession or play the track you have skipped to. If you press this button while the current track is playing, you will skip to the beginning of the previous track and start playing it automatically.. c. Press the South Function Button at any time to pause and play the current track. d. To scan ahead within a track, slide the Navigation Control

Joystick to the Right or in the Up direction. A quick “bump” in these directions will scan ahead approximately 10 second. A prolonged hold in these directions will rapidly scan ahead in

10 second intervals. To rewind back within a track, slide the

Navigation Control Joystick to the Left or in the Down direction. A quick “bump” in these directions will rewind back approximately 10 second. A prolonged hold in these directions will rapidly rewind back in 10 second intervals. e. Press the North Function to Exit the Recordings Feature


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2 nd – Read a Book.


Button, Mobileyes will announce the first of the Read a Book,



The Options are:

Read a Book from Removable Device (Compact Flash or

USB)

Press the Enter Button to start a search of the Book

Folder on the Inserted Compact Flash/USB Flash

Drive and begin playing all MP3, WAV, CDA, and

WMA files within the “Book” folder on that removable device. Playback of the first track/Chapter will begin.



West Function Button: Play Previous Track/Chapter.

East Function Button: Play Next Track/Chapter.

North Function Button: Exit Read a Book Feature.

Page 24. a. Press the East Function Button once to play the next track/chapter. If you pause the current track/chapter before skipping to the next track/chapter, the player will remain on pause, positioned at the beginning of the next track/chapter.

You can either advance to the next track/chapter in succession or play the track/chapter you have skipped to. If you press this button while the current track/chapter is playing, you will skip to the beginning of the next track/chapter and start playing it automatically. b. Press the West Function Button once to play the previous track/chapter. If you pause the current track/chapter before skipping to the previous track/chapter, the player will remain on pause, positioned at the beginning of the previous track/chapter. You can either advance to the previous track/chapter in succession or play the track/chapter you have skipped to. If you press this button while the current track/chapter is playing, you will skip to the beginning of the previous track/chapter and start playing it automatically. c. Press the South Function Button at any time to pause and play the current track/chapter. d. To scan ahead within a track/chapter, slide the Navigation

Control Joystick to the Right or in the Up direction. A quick

“bump” in these directions will scan ahead approximately 10 second. A prolonged hold in these directions will rapidly scan ahead in 10 second intervals. To rewind back within a track/chapter, slide the Navigation Control Joystick to the Left or in the Down direction. A quick “bump” in these directions will rewind back approximately 10 second. A prolonged hold in these directions will rapidly rewind back in 10 second intervals. e. Press the North Function to Exit the Recordings Feature

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Upon exiting the Read a Book feature, MobilEyes will return to the top of the feature list in the Media Center

Category.

Read a Book from Hard Drive


Folder on Mobileyes’ Hard Disk Drive and begin playing all MP3, WAV, CDA, and WMA files within the

“Book” folder on the Drive. Playback of the first track will begin.





North Function Button: Exit Read a Book Feature. a. Press the East Function Button once to play the next track/chapter. If you pause the current track/chapter before skipping to the next track/chapter, the player will remain on pause, positioned at the beginning of the next track/chapter. You can either advance to the next track/chapter in succession or play the track/chapter you have skipped to. If you press this button while the current track/chapter is playing, you will skip to the beginning of the next track/chapter and start playing it automatically. b. Press the West Function Button once to play the previous track/chapter. If you pause the current track/chapter before skipping to the previous track/chapter, the player will remain on pause, positioned at the beginning of the previous track/chapter.

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You can either advance to the previous track/chapter in succession or play the track/chapter you have skipped to. If you press this button while the current track/chapter is playing, you will skip to the beginning of the previous track/chapter and start playing it automatically. c. Press the South Function Button at any time to pause and play the current track/chapter. d. To scan ahead within a track/chapter, slide the

Navigation Control Joystick to the Right or in the Up direction. A quick “bump” in these directions will scan ahead approximately 10 second. A prolonged hold in these directions will rapidly scan ahead in 10 second intervals. To rewind back within a track/chapter, slide the Navigation Control Joystick to the Left or in the

Down direction. A quick “bump” in these directions will rewind back approximately 10 second. A prolonged hold in these directions will rapidly rewind back in 10 second intervals. e. Press the North Function to Exit the Read a Book

Feature


Category.

Read a Book from CD (Optional only for MobilEyes Pro Users or with CDRW/DVD accessory)


Folder on the Inserted Compact Disk and begin playing all MP3, WAV, CDA, and WMA files that Disk.

Playback of the first track will begin.

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North Function Button: Exit Play Music Feature. a. Press the East Function Button once to play the next track/chapter. If you pause the current track/chapter before skipping to the next track/chapter, the player will remain on pause, positioned at the beginning of the next track/chapter.

You can either advance to the next track/chapter in succession or play the track/chapter you have skipped to. If you press this button while the current track/chapter is playing, you will skip to the beginning of the next track/chapter and start playing it automatically. b. Press the West Function Button once to play the previous track/chapter. If you pause the current track/chapter before skipping to the previous track/chapter, the player will remain on pause, positioned at the beginning of the previous track/chapter. You can either advance to the previous track/chapter in succession or play the track/chapter you have skipped to. If you press this button while the current track/chapter is playing, you will skip to the beginning of the previous track/chapter and start playing it automatically. c. Press the South Function Button at any time to pause and play the current track/chapter.

Page 28. d. To scan ahead within a track/chapter, slide the

Navigation Control Joystick to the Right or in the Up direction. A quick “bump” in these directions will scan ahead approximately 10 second. A prolonged hold in these directions will rapidly scan ahead in 10 second intervals. To rewind back within a track/chapter, slide the Navigation Control Joystick to the Left or in the

Down direction. A quick “bump” in these directions will rewind back approximately 10 second. A prolonged hold in these directions will rapidly rewind back in 10 second intervals. e. Press the North Function to Exit the Read a Book

Feature


Category.

3 rd – Read a Document.


Button, Mobileyes will announce the first of the Read a

Document, Submenu Options. You can listen to other options for that same feature by sliding the Navigation

Control Joystick down and letting go. When navigating passed the option in the last position, MobilEyes will simply return to the option in the first position and begin the list again.


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The Options are:

Read a Document from Removable Device (Compact

Flash or USB)

Press the Enter Button to start a search of the

Edocs Folder on the Inserted Compact

Flash/USB Flash Drive and begin playing all

TXT, DOC, RFT, PDF, HTML, and HTM files within the “Edocs” folder on that removable device. Playback of the first document will begin.



West Function Button: Play Previous Document.

East Function Button: Play Next Document.

North Function Button: Exit Read a Document

Feature. a. Press the East Function Button once to play the next document. If you pause the current document before skipping to the next document, the player will remain on pause, positioned at the beginning of the next document. You can either advance to the next document in succession or play the document you have skipped to. If you press this button while the current document is playing, you will skip to the beginning of the next document and start playing it automatically.

Page 30. b. Press the West Function Button once to play the previous document. If you pause the current document before skipping to the previous document, the player will remain on pause, positioned at the beginning of the previous document. You can either advance to the previous document in succession or play the document you have skipped to. If you press this button while the current document is playing, you will skip to the beginning of the previous document and start playing it automatically. c. Press the South Function Button at any time to pause and play the current document. d. Press the North Function to Exit the

Recordings Feature

Upon exiting the Read a Document feature,

MobilEyes will return to the top of the feature list in the Media Center Category.

Read a Document from Hard Drive


Folde r on Mobileyes’ Hard Disk Drive and begin playing all MP3, WAV, CDA, and WMA files within the

“Book” folder on the Drive. Playback of the first track will begin.





North Function Button: Exit Read a Document Feature.

Page 31. a. Press the East Function Button once to play the next document. If you pause the current document before skipping to the next document, the player will remain on pause, positioned at the beginning of the next document. You can either advance to the next document in succession or play the document you have skipped to. If you press this button while the current document is playing, you will skip to the beginning of the next document and start playing it automatically. b. Press the West Function Button once to play the previous document. If you pause the current document before skipping to the previous document, the player will remain on pause, positioned at the beginning of the previous document. You can either advance to the previous document in succession or play the document you have skipped to. If you press this button while the current document is playing, you will skip to the beginning of the previous document and start playing it automatically. c. Press the South Function Button at any time to pause and play the current document. d. Press the North Function to Exit the Read a

Document Feature

Upon exiting the Read a Document feature, MobilEyes will return to the top of the feature list in the Media

Center Category.

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Read a Document from CD (Optional only for MobilEyes Pro

Users or with CDRW/DVD accessory)


Folder on the Inserted Compact Disk and begin playing all MP3, WAV, CDA, and WMA files on that

Disk. Playback of the first track will begin.





North Function Button: Exit Play Music Feature. a. Press the East Function Button once to play the next document. If you pause the current document before skipping to the next document, the player will remain on pause, positioned at the beginning of the next document. You can either advance to the next document in succession or play the document you have skipped to. If you press this button while the current document is playing, you will skip to the beginning of the next document and start playing it automatically. b. Press the West Function Button once to play the previous document. If you pause the current document before skipping to the previous document, the player will remain on pause, positioned at the beginning of the previous document. You can either advance to the previous document in succession or play the document you have skipped to. If you press this button while the current document is playing, you will skip to the beginning of the previous document and start playing it automatically.

Page 33. c. Press the South Function Button at any time to pause and play the current document. d. Press the North Function to Exit the Read a

Document Feature

Upon exiting the Read a Document feature, MobilEyes will return to the top of the feature list in the Media Center

Category.

4 th – View Photos.

Feature not Currently Available.

Camera Operation.

Power ON/OFF.

The TOP of the camera has a leather strip approximately 2 inches wide. It forms a rectangle whose short edge on the left side is straight and also marks the left edge of the camera. The right edge of the leather strip starts straight from the back of the camera but curves as it reaches the front of the camera. This curve indicates where the smooth power button for the camera is located.

When the camera is turned on and off, you will hear connect and disconnect tones from MobilEyes, if MobilEyes is powered on.

Changing Batteries.

Unplug the USB Cable from the right side of the camera. The camera case is connected to the MobilEyes Case by belt clip fasteners. Lift the Camera up off MobilEyes, this may require slight wiggling of the camera.

The camera case has Velcro on the back and snaps on the front that need separation. Remove the camera, replace the batteries found in the bottom side compartment. Replace the camera into the case, the case onto MobilEyes and the USB connector to the camera.

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Click and Read Menu.

Your camera must be powered on BEFORE pressing the Enter

Button on your final option described below or MobilEyes will not be able to connect to the camera. If your camera is either powered off, has dead batteries or is not connected via the USB cable, the error message “Camera Not Found” will be announced. Simply replace the dead batteries, power on your camera, and/or check the cable connection and try again.

The first picture taken each time you turn on your MobilEyes will take slightly longer than all others due to need for MobilEyes to connect to your camera. Once the connection has been made, it will remain established until you turn off your camera or the camera batteries completely drain.

When the connection is made between MobilEyes and your camera, the camera lens will extend. Care should be taken in order to avoid any damage to the extended camera lens. Never set down your

MobilEyes with the camera facing down.

Under the Click and Read Menu Category you will find the following

Features:

1 st – Close Up Camera.


Button, Mobileyes will announce the first of the Close Up

Camera, Submenu Options. You can listen to other options for that same feature by sliding the Navigation Control



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The Options are:

Read in Column Mode.

Press the Enter Button to take a picture of an item between 6 and 24 inches away and have

MobilEyes attempt to read legible words found in the picture. The words will be organized and read down the columns they exist in.

Read In Tabular Mode.


MobilEyes attempt to read legible words found in the picture. The words will be organized and read across the picture despite any columns they might exist in.

Read a Barcode.


MobilEyes attempt to search for a UPC Barcode within the picture. If a UPC Barcode is found,

MobilEyes will examine the Barcode Number against the UPC Barcode Database preloaded on the device and announce the result.


Immediately after MobilEyes begins reading words from the picture you have taken, the Function Buttons are:


West Function Button: Do Not Save File.

East Function Button: Save File.

North Function Button: Exit Standard Camera

Feature.

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Although you can play and pause the reading of the current picture to its finish, once you have made the decision to save the text or not the Function Buttons then transform to the following assignment in response to the Question “Read file Now?”


West Function Button: Do Not Read File Now.

East Function Button: Read File Now.


Feature. a. If you choose not to save the text in the current picture AND not to Read the File Now, the text will be permanently erased and you will return to the Click and Read Menu. b. If you choose not to save the text in the current picture BUT choose to Read the File

Now, a temporary copy of the file will be transferred to the Read Stored Files Feature

(described later in this manual) and you will have full navigation available to read the current picture. However, once you exit the Read Store

Files Feature, your temporary copy of the file will be erased. c. If you choose to save the text in the current picture BUT choose not to Read the File Now, a permanent copy of the file will be saved in the

Read Store Files Feature (described later in this manual). Although you will not have full navigation available to read the current picture, you can still play and pause the reading using the South Function Button.

Page 37. d. If you choose to save the text in the current picture

AND choose to Read the File Now, a permanent copy of the file will be transferred to the Read Store Files

Feature (described later in this manual) and you will have full navigation available to read the current picture. Once you exit the Read Store Files Feature, your permanent copy of the file will remain in the Read

Store Files Feature. e. Press the North Function to Exit the Recordings

Feature

Upon exiting the Close Up Camera feature, MobilEyes will return to the top of the feature list in the Click and

Read Menu Category.

Note: For greater stability and better alignment, your MobilEyes comes with a Portable Camera Stand (some assembly required).

To assemble the stand:

1. Place the rectangular frame such that the short side of the rectangle with the notch in it is to the left and facing up.

2. Find the threaded holes in each of the four corners of the rectangular frame.

3. The two holes closest to you (that is the hole closest to the notch and the hole across from it along the long edge of the rectangle) are called the Away Holes and the other two holes (that is the holes furthest away from you are called the Out Holes)

4. Each hole was drilled from 5 to 10 degrees off from straight vertical. The Away Holes were drilled 5 to 10 degrees AWAY from each other. (The left hole to the left and the right hole to the right…. The Out Holes were drilled 5 to 10 degrees Further OUT from you. (The left and right holes in the same direction).

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5. Place the screw end of the one leg in one of the holes, angle it appropriately to the hole and turn the leg clockwise until it is tight.

6. When all four legs have been assembled, flip the stand over onto its legs such that the AWAY LEGS are closest to you. This will allow you to slide an 8 ½ x 11-inch sheet of paper (Landscaped) in between the AWAY LEGS and as deep underneath the Camera Stand to the point where the paper hits the OUT LEGS.

7. Place your MobilEyes on top of the Camera Stand and make all the edges of MobilEyes flush with the edges of the Camera Stand Frame.

You will thus have your paper perfectly aligned with

MobilEyes to capture all the words on that page.

2 nd – Standard Camera.


Button, Mobileyes will announce the first of the Standard

Camera, Submenu Options. You can listen to other options for this same feature by sliding the Navigation Control



The Options are:

Read in Column Mode.

Press the Enter Button to take a picture of an item between 2 and 20 feet away and have

MobilEyes attempt to read legible words found in the picture. The words will be organized and read down the columns they exist in.

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Press the Enter Button to take a picture of an item between 2 and 20 feet away and have

MobilEyes attempt to read legible words found in the picture. The words will be organized and read across the picture despite any columns they might exist in.


Immediately after MobilEyes begins reading words from the picture you have taken, the

Function Buttons are:





Feature.

Although you can play and pause the reading of the current picture to its finish, once you have made the decision to save the text or not the

Function Buttons then transform to the following assignment in response to the Question “Read file Now?”





Feature.

Page 40. a. If you choose not to save the text in the current picture AND not to Read the File Now, the text will be permanently erased and you will return to the Click and Read Menu. b. If you choose not to save the text in the current picture BUT choose to Read the File Now, a temporary copy of the file will be transferred to the Read Stored

Files Feature (described later in this manual) and you will have full navigation available to read the current picture. However, once you exit the Read Store Files

Feature, your temporary copy of the file will be erased. c. If you choose to save the text in the current picture

BUT choose not to Read the File Now, a permanent copy of the file will be saved in the Read Store Files

Feature (described later in this manual). Although you will not have full navigation available to read the current picture, you can still play and pause the reading using the South Function Button. d. If you choose to save the text in the current picture




Feature

Upon exiting the Standard Camera Feature, MobilEyes will return to the top of the feature list in the Click and Read Menu

Category.

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3 rd – Long Distance Camera.


Button, Mobileyes will announce the first of the Long Distance

Camera, Submenu Options. You can listen to other options for this same feature by sliding the Navigation Control



The Options are:


Press the Enter Button to take a picture of an item over 20 feet away and have MobilEyes attempt to read legible words found in the picture. The words will be organized and read down the columns they exist in.


Press the Enter Button to take a picture over 20 feet away and have MobilEyes attempt to read legible words found in the picture. The words will be organized and read across the picture despite any columns they might exist in.




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Feature.







Feature. a. If you choose not to save the text in the current picture AND not to Read the File Now, the text will be permanently erased and you will return to the Click and Read Menu. b. If you choose not to save the text in the current picture BUT choose to Read the File

Now, a temporary copy of the file will be transferred to the Read Stored Files Feature

(described later in this manual) and you will have full navigation available to read the current picture. However, once you exit the Read Store

Files Feature, your temporary copy of the file will be erased.

Page 43. c. If you choose to save the text in the current picture

BUT choose not to Read the File Now, a permanent copy of the file will be saved in the Read Store Files

Feature (described later in this manual). Although you will not have full navigation available to read the current picture, you can still play and pause the reading using the South Function Button. d. If you choose to save the text in the current picture




Feature

Upon exiting the Long Distance Camera Feature,

MobilEyes will return to the top of the feature list in the

Click and Read Menu Category.

4 th – Hot Shot or Continuous Camera.


Button, Mobileyes will begin taking a series of 10 pictures in a row. You can place your MobilEyes on the Camera Stand and place a small paperback book underneath it. After each

“Click” sound of the camera shutter, simply turn the page of the book. The pause between camera clicks is approximately

3 seconds.

MobilEyes will attempt to recognize all ten pages at once and begin reading the first page first.

Repeat this process to read an additional 10 pages.

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5 th – Scan and Read From Scanner.

Having Navigated to this feature and pressing the

Enter Button, Mobileyes will announce the first of the

Scan and Read From Scanner, Submenu Options.

You can listen to other options for this same feature by sliding the Navigation Control Joystick down and letting go. When navigating passed the option in the last position, MobilEyes will simply return to the option in the first position and begin the list again.


You must disconnect you Camera and connect an approved

Flatbed Scanner before selecting and Option.

The Options are:


Press the Enter Button to scan an object on the flatbed scanner and have MobilEyes attempt to read legible words found in the scan. The words will be organized and read down the columns they exist in.


Press the Enter Button to scan an object on the flatbed scanner and have MobilEyes attempt to read legible words found in the scan. The words will be organized and read across the picture despite any columns they might exist in.

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Read a Barcode.

Press the Enter Button to scan an object on the flatbed scanner and have MobilEyes attempt to search for a UPC Barcode within the scan. If a

UPC Barcode is found, MobilEyes will examine the Barcode Number against the UPC Barcode

Database preloaded on the device and announce the result.

Identify Currency.

Press the Enter Button to scan U.S. Currency on the flatbed scanner and have MobilEyes attempt to identify the denomination of the U.S.

Currency.








Feature.



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Feature. a. If you choose not to save the text in the current picture

AND not to Read the File Now, the text will be permanently erased and you will return to the Click and Read Menu. b. If you choose not to save the text in the current picture

BUT choose to Read the File Now, a temporary copy of the file will be transferred to the Read Stored Files Feature

(described later in this manual) and you will have full navigation available to read the current picture. However, once you exit the Read Store Files Feature, your temporary copy of the file will be erased. c. If you choose to save the text in the current picture BUT choose not to Read the File Now, a permanent copy of the file will be saved in the Read Store Files Feature (described later in this manual). Although you will not have full navigation available to read the current picture, you can still play and pause the reading using the South Function Button. d. If you choose to save the text in the current picture AND choose to Read the File Now, a permanent copy of the file will be transferred to the Read Store Files Feature (described later in this manual) and you will have full navigation available to read the current picture. Once you exit the Read Store

Files Feature, your permanent copy of the file will remain in the Read Store Files Feature. e. Press the North Function to Exit the Recordings Feature

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Upon exiting the Long Distance Camera Feature, MobilEyes will return to the top of the feature list in the Click and Read

Menu Category.

6 th – Read Stored Files.


Button, Mobileyes will announce the first of the Read Stored

Files, Submenu Options. You can listen to other options for this same feature by sliding the Navigation Control Joystick down and letting go. When navigating passed the option in the last position, MobilEyes will simply return to the option in the first position and begin the list again.


You might also arrive in the Read Stored File Feature by choosing to “Read the File Now!” from any of the Camera or Scanner features.

The Options are:

Read Stored Files.

Press the Enter Button to open all your saved files from Camera shots or Scanner scans.

Entering this feature from the Click and Read

Menu will start you on the oldest file. Entering this feature from any of the Camera or Scanner features will start you at the most recent file.


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West Function Button: Back Interval.

East Function Button: Forward Interval.

North Function Button: Exit Read Stored Files

Feature. a. To begin reading the file you are positioned on, simply press the South Function Key to play. b. To navigate within a file or from file to file, you must select a navigation interval. You select a navigation interval by pressing the Enter Button. The default interval is Navigate by File. Pressing Enter will allow the East and West Function Buttons to navigate

Forward and Back by File, respectively. c. To change the navigation interval, slide the

Navigation Control Joystick to the right, repeatedly until you hear the navigation interval that you desire.

Possible navigation intervals are: By File (default), By

Page, By Line, By Word, and By Letter. Using the

Navigation Control Joystick

, you can ‘thumb though’ these choices (left and right ). When you hear the navigation interval you desire, press the Enter Button and your East/West Function Buttons will navigate forward and back by the selected interval. d. You can change the Navigation Interval at any time by sliding the Navigation Control Joystick to the Left or right of its current position and pressing the Enter

Button. e. Press the North Function to Exit the Recordings

Feature

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Upon exiting the Read Stored Files Feature,


Click and Read Menu Category.

Delete Stored Files.

Press the Enter Button to prepare to delete previously

Stored Files. Using the Function Buttons, you can play, pause, delete, skip to the next or previous File, and exit the Delete Stored Files Feature.


South Function Button: Delete, Confirm Delete

West Function Button: Back, Play Previous File, Pause.

East Function Button: Forward, Play Next File, Pause.

North Function Button: Exit Delete Stored Files Feature. a. Press the East Function Button once to begin reading the oldest file. Press it again to pause playback. Pressing it a third time will advance to the next file and being its playback. Repeatedly pressing this button will playback, stop, and advance each file in succession. b. Press the West Function Button once to begin reading the oldest file. Press it again to pause playback. Pressing it a third time will advance to the previous file and being its playback. Repeatedly pressing this button will playback, stop, and advance each previous file in succession. c. Press the South Function Button at any time to

Delete the current Recording, whether it is playing or paused. You will be asked to press the ‘Delete Button” again to confirm you want to delete that file.

Page 50. d. Press the North Function to Exit the Delete

Store Files Feature

Upon exiting the Recordings feature, MobilEyes will return to the top of the feature list in the Click and

Read Menu Category.

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Magnification Menu.

Your camera must be powered on BEFORE pressing the

Enter Button on your final option described below or

MobilEyes will not be able to connect to the camera. If your camera is either powered off, has dead batteries or is not connected via the USB cable, the error message “Camera

Not Found” will be announced. Simply replace the dead batteries, power on your camera, and/or check the cable connection and try again.

The first picture taken each time you turn on your MobilEyes will take slightly longer than all others due to need for

MobilEyes to connect to your camera. Once the connection has been made, it will remain established until you turn off your camera or the camera batteries completely drain.

When the connection is made between MobilEyes and your camera, the camera lens will extend. Care should be taken in order to avoid any damage to the extended camera lens.

Never set down your MobilEyes with the camera facing down.

Under the Magnification Menu Category you will find the following

Features:

1 st – Mobile Close Up.


Button, Mobileyes will announce the first of the Mobile Close

Up, Submenu Options. You can listen to other options for that same feature by sliding the Navigation Control Joystick down and letting go. When navigating passed the option in the last position, MobilEyes will simply return to the option in the first position and begin the list again.

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The greatest benefits and uses for this feature can be experienced while MobilEyes is setting on its Camera Stand.

The Options are:

Check Writing.

Press the Enter Button to view the small area where you sign a personal check enlarged on

MobilEyes’ 7” viewer screen. Simply place the check under the stand and align the signature area so that it can be seen on the screen.

Viewer.

Press the Enter Button to view tiny or intricate items with even greater magnification on the

MobilEyes 7” screen.

Still.

Press the Enter Button to take a still picture of an item and have MobilEyes enlarge the still picture. The photograph is taken with the 10 mega pixel camera, so the image integrity is maintained even at large magnifications.


South Function Button: Refocus.

West Function Button: Inactive.

East Function Button: Inactive.

North Function Button: Exit Mobile Close Up Feature.

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Upon exiting the Mobile Close Up feature, MobilEyes will return to the top of the feature list in the

Magnification Menu Category.

Note: For greater stability and better alignment, your MobilEyes comes with a Portable Camera Stand (some assembly required).

To assemble the stand:

1 Place the rectangular frame such that the short side of the rectangle with the notch in it is to the left and facing up.

2 Find the threaded holes in each of the four corners of the rectangular frame.

3 The two holes closest to you (that is the hole closest to the notch and the hole across from it along the long edge of the rectangle) are called the Away Holes and the other two holes (that is the holes furthest away from you are called the Out Holes)

4 Each hole was drilled from 5 to 10 degrees off from straight vertical. The Away Holes were drilled 5 to 10 degrees AWAY from each other. (The left hole to the left and the right hole to the right…. The Out Holes were drilled 5 to 10 degrees Further OUT from you. (The left and right holes in the same direction).

5 Place the screw end of the one leg in one of the holes, angle it appropriately to the hole and turn the leg clockwise until it is tight.

6 When all four legs have been assembled, flip the stand over onto its legs such that the AWAY LEGS are closest to you. This will allow you to slide an 8 ½ x 11-inch sheet of paper (Landscaped) in between the AWAY LEGS and as deep underneath the Camera Stand to the point where the paper hits the OUT LEGS.

7 Place your MobilEyes on top of the Camera Stand and make all the edges of MobilEyes flush with the edges of the Camera Stand Frame. You will thus have your paper perfectly aligned with MobilEyes to capture all the words on that page.

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2 nd – Mobile Distance.


Button, Mobileyes will announce the first of the Mobile

Distance, Submenu Options. You can listen to other options for that same feature by sliding the Navigation Control



The Options are:

5X Magnification.

Press the Enter Button to view objects/subjects far away from you at 5 times their magnification.

10X Magnification.







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North Function Button: Exit Mobile Distance

Feature.

Upon exiting the Mobile Distance feature, MobilEyes will return to the top of the feature list in the Magnification Menu

Category.

3 rd – Monitor Close Up.


Button, Mobileyes will announce the first of the Monitor Close

Up, Submenu Options. You can listen to other options for that same feature by sliding the Navigation Control Joystick down and letting go. When navigating passed the option in the last position, MobilEyes will simply return to the option in the first position and begin the list again.


The greatest benefits and uses for this feature can be experienced while MobilEyes is setting on its Camera Stand.

You must also connect a Monito r to MobilEyes’ VGA port prior to pressing the Enter Button on one of this feature’s options.

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The Options are:

5X Magnification.

Press the Enter Button to view objects/subjects under the Camera Stand or in front of the camera at 5 times their magnification + Monitor

Screen size.


Press the Enter Button to view objects/subjects under the Camera Stand or in front of the camera at 10 times their magnification +

Monitor Screen size.











North Function Button: Exit Monitor Close Up Feature.

Upon exiting the Monitor Close Up Feature, MobilEyes will return to the top of the feature list in the


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4 th – Monitor Distance.


Button, Mobileyes will announce the first of the Monitor

Distance, Submenu Options. You can listen to other options for that same feature by sliding the Navigation Control



You must also connect a Monitor to MobilEyes’ VGA port prior to pressing the Enter Button on one of this feature’s options.

The Options are:

5X Magnification.

Press the Enter Button to view objects/subjects far away from you at 5 times their magnification

+ Monitor Screen size.


Press the Enter Button to view objects/subjects far away from you at 10 times their magnification + Monitor Screen size.


Press the Enter Button to view objects/subjects far away from you at 15 times their magnification + Monitor Screen size.

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Press the Enter Button to view objects/subjects far away from you at 20 times their magnification +






North Function Button: Exit Mobile Distance Feature.

Upon exiting the Monitor Distance feature, MobilEyes will return to the top of the feature list in the


Games Menu.

Under the Games Menu Category you will find the following

Features:

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1 st – Game 1.


Button, Mobileyes will announce the first of the Game 1,



The Options are:

Play Game 1.

Press the Enter Button to Start Game 1. To

Exit the game, press the North Function Button.

Upon exiting the Game 1 Feature, MobilEyes will return to the top of the feature list in the

Games Menu Category.

Game 1 Help.

Press the Enter Button to hear the help file and instructions on how to play Game 1. When the help file has completed or when you are through listening to the instructions, Exit the help file by pressing the South Function Button.

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South Function Button: End Help File, Throw dart.



North Function Button: Exit Game1Feature. a. Listen to the Help file to learn how to play the

Game.

Upon exiting the Game 1 Feature, MobilEyes will return to the top of the feature list in the Games Menu

Category.

Utilities Menu.

Under the Utilities Menu Category you will find the following

Features:

1 st – Change Reading Voice.

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Button, Mobileyes will announce the first of the Change

Reading Voice, Submenu Options. You can listen to other options for that same feature by sliding the Navigation

Control Joystick down and letting go. When navigating passed the option in the last position, MobilEyes will simply return to the option in the first position and begin the list again.


The Options are:

AT&T Crystal.

Press the Enter Button to AT&T Crystal the

Default Reading Voice.

AT&T Mike.

Press the Enter Button to AT&T Mike the


Microsoft Mary.

Press the Enter Button to Microsoft Mary the


Microsoft Mike.

Press the Enter Button to Microsoft Mike the


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These options immediately perform their operation.

There are no Function Buttons assigned in this feature:

2 nd – Change Voice Rate.

Having Navigated to this feature and pressing the

Enter Button, Mobileyes will start the Change Voice

Rate Feature.


South Function Button: Test Voice Rate Speed, Pause.

West Function Button: Slow Down the Reading Voice.

East Function Button: Speed Up the Reading Voice.

North Function Button: Exit Change Voice Rate Feature. a. Press the East or West Function Buttons, depending on whether you wish to speed up or slow down the voice, respectively. b. Press the South Function Button to test the new voice rate. Press again to pause the test. c. Continue to make adjustments until you reach your desired speed. d. Press the North Function Button to Exit.

Upon exiting the Voice Rate Feature, MobilEyes will return to the top of the feature list in the Utilities Menu Category.

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3 rd – Perform MobilEyes Update.


Button, Mobileyes will announce the beginning of the update process.

NOTE: You must have a USB Flash Drive containing the

MobilEyes update connected to MobilEyes BEFORE you press the Enter Button or the operation will fail.

Simply wait for MobilEyes to complete its update and announce that, “MobilEyes Loaded. Press Enter to Begin.”

You may then use the updated MobilEyes.

These feature immediately performs its operation. There are no Function Buttons assigned in this feature:

4 th – About MobilEyes.


Button, Mobileyes will announce its Software version and license information.

After the About MobilEyes information has been read,


Utilities Menu Category.

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Exit Menu.

Under the Exit Menu Category you will find the following Feature:

1 st – Shutdown Unit.


Button, Mobileyes will begin the proper Shutdown process.

NOTE: If you have left your camera on, MobilEyes will inform you, “Turn off camera power before shutting down the system.” MobilEyes will not Shut down. This will give you the opportunity to turn off your camera and listen for the disconnect tones from the MobilEyes unit. Then try to shut down MobilEyes again.By going through this process, you can be sure that your camera is turned off and thus preserve your camera batteries.

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