OpticHD™
OpticHD™
HD Video Recording Sunglasses
with
User's Manual
OpticHD™
Table of Contents
1. Product Overview: ....................................................................................................................
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2. Charging the OpticHD Glasses ................................................................................................
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3. Powering On/Off and Recording ..............................................................................................
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4. Wi-Fi Switch .............................................................................................................................
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5. Downloading and Installing the OpticHD Mobile Application ................................................
................ 5
6. Using the OpticHD Mobile Application ...................................................................................
................... 6
7. OpticHD Application Icons (Android) .....................................................................................
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8. Connecting OpticHD Glasses to a Computer ................................................................
........................................... 8
9. Battery Operation................................
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10. Formatting the microSD Card ..............................................................................................
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11. Product Specifications ................................................................................................
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12. LED and Vibration Alerts ................................................................................................
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13. Firmware Update ................................................................................................................
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14. Time Setting .......................................................................................................................
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15. Question & Answer ................................................................................................
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OpticHD™
1. Product Overview:
Neurona's OpticHD HD video recording sunglasses have revolutionized the action camera market
by combining comfort, style, and practicality with advanced functionality and ease of use.
OpticHD simplifies the operation of the sunglasses by combining them with a mobile application,
which can run on any Android or iOS device. Whether it is simply controlling or configuring the
glasses or advanced streaming of real-time
real video wirelessly, the addition of Wi--Fi and the
OpticHD mobile application make this product the most compelling action camera solution in the
market.
Camera
On/Off Button
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Recording Indicator
Audio Recording Hole
Wi-Fi
Wi Switch
MicroSD Card Slot
Recording Indicator
USB Slot
Battery Indicator
Reset Button
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2. Charging the OpticHD Glasses
When using this product for the first time, it is recommended to fully charge the battery.. When the
battery is charging, the red
ed LED charging indicator will be illuminated. W
When charging is complete,
complete
red LED charging indicator will turn off.
off
3. Powering On/Off and Recording
Use a long press of the On/Off button to start recording full HD video. One short press of this button
will pause the recording. One additional short press will restart recording. A long
ong press of the
On/Off button will stop the video recording and turn off the camera. The default video resolution is
1080P/30FPS, and recording time is 3 minutes.
minutes
4. Wi-Fi Switch
Turning the Wi-Fi switch to the On position will enable the Wi-Fi functionality. When the Wi-Fi
Wi
switch is on, the Wi-Fi
Fi network which originates from the glasses should be visible on the mobile
device.
Turning the Wi-Fi switch to the Off position will disable the Wi-Fi
Wi Fi functionality. It is recommended to
leave the Wi-Fi switch in the Off position when connection to a mobile or tablet device is not required.
This will extend the battery life of the glasses, while still allowing for full HD video recording locally on
the installed microSD card.
When turning the Wi-Fi
Fi switch on or off,
off the camera will save the video file automatically, and then
start recording the next video. If you forget the Wi-Fi connection network name or password, please
set up a new txt file named SSIDRST.TXT under micro SD card root directory, then turn off camera,
ca the
Wi-Fi network can recover to be default name “OpticHD”, password “12345678”.
5. Downloading and Installing the OpticHD Mobile Application
The OpticHD application
lication is available for both Android and Apple iOS devices, and can be downloaded
directly from the AppStore or GooglePlay. The OpticHD application icon is as follows:
For Android or Apple iOS mobile devices, download the OpticHD application from the appropriate App
Store.
When connecting the OpticHD application with camera for the first time, it is required to connect the
mobile device to the OpticHD Glasses' Wi-Fi
Wi network. Using the Wi-Fi setup menu on the Android or
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iOS device, connect to the Wi-Fi
Fi network with the SSID of “OpticHD”. The default Wi-Fi
Fi password for
the OpticHD Wi-Fi network is “12345678
12345678”
5.1. Starting the OpticHD application
When
n opening the OpticHD application for the first time, please click “+”, select "OpticHD"
from the list of available Wi-Fi
Wi SSIDs, and then input password “12345678”. If the Wi-Fi
Wi
network name or password doesn't change after the initial connection, there will be no
need to repeat this step; the OpticHD application can connect directly to the glasses by
selecting them from the list.
6. Using the OpticHD Mobile Application
The following operations are available through the OpticHD application when connected to the
OpticHD glasses:
1) Simultaneous viewing of existing video while recording new video
2) Downloading of existing videos to the mobile device for replay or deletion
3) Sharing of videos via social media
4) Changing camera settings and configuration
5) Control camera recording, pause and replay
6.1. OpticHD Application Menu:
Menu
The following status and settings are available through the application menu:
1) Storage Status:
tatus: View available space remaining on the microSD card
2) Regular Settings:
a) Video Quality: Choose 1080P@30FPS or 720P@60FPS
b) Transfer Video:
deo: Select WVGA, VGA or QVGA (Default
(D format is VGA)
c) Set Network Name: Change Wi-Fi network name
d) Set Password:: Change Wi-Fi password
e) Synchronize Camera: Synchronize the OpticHD Glasses and mobile device time
f) Delete Data: Delete videos
video or picturess stored in the microSD card in the OpticHD
Glasses
After the above settingss, you can press confirm button to save settings or press cancel to
exit.
3) Language: Choose English or Simplified Chinese
4) Version Number: Show the version of the installed OpticHD mobile application
6.2. OpticHD Multi-media
media Menu:
Device Video - Click device video to enter video file, press the video to download it to the
mobile device. Pressing
ing and holding the video for an extended time will pop up a new
menu presenting the option to delete the video or cancel, click
lick confirm to delete or click
cancel to close the new menu.
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6.3. OpticHD Local Video Menu:
Menu
Click local video to play video that is stored on the mobile device. Pressing and holding the
video for an extended time will pop up a new menu presenting the option to delete the
video or cancel, click confirm to delete or click cancel to close the new menu.
Click share to upload video
eo to a social media account (i.e. facebook).
7. OpticHD Application Icons (Android)
: Press to enter Wi-Fi connection
OpticHD : OpticHD Glasses are wirelessly connected to the mobile device
OpticHD : OpticHD Glasses are disconnected from the mobile device
: Press to preview video
: Press to enter Setting
ettings Menu
: Press to enter Setting Menu
M and OpticHD application version
: Press to disconnect OpticHD Glasses from the mobile device
: Press for the list of videos saved
ved on the OpticHD Glasses' microSD card or the mobile device
: Press to enter the OpticHD Glasses Main
M Menu
: Press to pause or start recording
: Press to enable or disable the timestamp feature
: Press to modify the video format settings
: Display the camera battery status
: Press to lock or unlock the mobile device screen
: Press to enter preview video format
: Press to return to the OpticHD Glasses' main interface
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8. Connecting OpticHD Glasses to a Computer
To access the recorded video on the OpticHD Glasses from a laptop or desktop computer, use the
provided USB cable.. Locate the mini USB port on the glasses using the diagram on page 4 of this
document, and plug in the small end of the USB cable. Plug the other end of the USB cable into
in the
laptop or PC. Once plugged in, the OpticHD Glasses will begin to charge and the microSD card should
mount and appear on the laptop or PC as an accessible hard drive. At this point, it is possible to
either transfer
ransfer the files to computer, or play the videos directly from the Micro SD card which is
installed in the OpticHD Glasses.
9. Battery Operation
The OpticHD Glasses have a built-in
built lithium ion battery,, which can be charged using the USB cable
either plugged into a laptop/PC or using a wall adaptor (not provided). The battery status is reflected
using the Charging/Capacity Indicator LED, as shown on the diagram on page 4. The following table
defines the LED colors used to indicate remaining battery life:
LED Color Battery Life / Remaining Capacity
GREEN Battery life is at 75% or above
BLUE Battery life is between 45% and 75%
RED Battery life is 10% or below
Note: When the remaining battery life is < 10%, the camera will automatically turn off.
9.1. Charging Time
The charging time for the OpticHD Glasses when using a 5V/1A charger will be
approximately 2 to 3 hours.
10. Formatting the microSD Card
When powering on the OpticHD Glasses for the first time with a newly formatted microSD card, the
blue recording LED will flash very fast. To prepare the microSD card for use, press On/Off button and
the Glasses will format the microSD
SD card.
card Once the formatting is complete, the OpticHD Glasses will
turn off. Press the On/Off button to turn
t on Glasses on and to start recording.
ing. If the formatting
process fails, repeat the steps above or replace the microSD card. A Class
C 6 or above microSD
micro card is
required.
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11. Product Specifications
Pixels 12MP
Resolution 1920x1080P@30FPS ; 1280x720P@60FPS
Power Supply Embedded 660mAh Li-ion Battery
Battery Life Approximately 80 minutes (Wi-Fi Off)
Approximately 45 minutes (Wi-Fi On)
Power Consumption <2.3W (Wi-Fi On) / <1.7W (Wi-Fi Off)
Memory Card 8GB Class 10 Installed
Maximum 32GB MicroSD Card (Class 6 or higher)
Field of View 63 Degrees
Video Format H.264
Operating Temp -5 Degrees C to 40 Degrees C
Wi-Fi Distance About 10 meters
Wi-Fi Protocol TCP/UDP/ICMP/DHCP/DNS/HTTP
Vibration Alert Yes
Physical Weight 74g
Dimension 170mm*48mm*170mm
USB 2.0 (HS)
Player KM Player; Quick Time7.6; Storm2012; RealPlayer11
Operating System Win7/WinXP/Win8/ Win10/Mac OS 10.7 or above
Limited Warranty 1 Year
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12. LED and Vibration Alerts
13. Firmware Update
To upgrade the OpticHD Glasses firmware, please follow the steps below:
1) Using the provided USB cable, connect the OpticHD Glasses to the computer.
2) Using the file browser of the computer (i.e. Windows Explorer), navigate to the microSD card
drive that was mounted in step 1 above.
3) Download the latest firmware from www.myneurona.com/support (i.e. Fwxxxxx.bin) to the
root directory of the microSD card.
card
4) Disconnect the OpticHD Glasses from the computer.
computer
5) Press the ON button and the blue light will slowly flash for 12 seconds, followed by quick
flashes for 8 seconds and then will shut off,
off indicating that the firmware update is complete.
6) Remove the microSD
SD card from the OpticHD Glasses and plug it directly into the microSD card
slot in the computer.
7) Once mounted, navigate again to the root directory of the microSD card and delete the
firmware file.
8) Insert the microSD card back into the OpticHD Glasses and power on.
14. Time Setting
To update the time used by the OpticHD Glasses during recording, please follow the steps below:
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1) Using the provided USB cable, connect the OpticHD Glasses to the computer.
2) Using the file browser of the computer (i.e. Windows Explorer), navigate to the microSD card
drive that was mounted in step 1 above.
3) Open the drive and create a text file named ‘setdate.txt’ under root directory.
4) Open the setdate.txt file and type the Year, Month, Date, Hour, Minute, Second (total of 14
digits) leaving a space between each value. Example:
E 2015 11 16 11 30 59,, then save the file.
Notice: default time is 24 hours
5) Disconnect the OpticHD Glasses from the computer.
6) Power on the OpticHD Glasses and start recording to update the time setting.
15. Question & Answer
15.1. The OpticHD Application cannot connect over Wi-Fi
Wi Fi to the OpticHD Glasses
1) Check the Wi-Fi switch to verify that it is in the ON position
2) Verify that your mobile device is not connected to another Wi-Fi
Wi network.
Note: It is very important to ensure that your mobile device will not automatically switch to
another known Wi-Fi
Fi network when trying to use it with the OpticHD
OpticHD Glasses. It is
recommended to remove all known Wi-Fi
Wi Fi networks that are stored on your mobile device IF
they are in range when using the mobile device with your OpticHD Glasses.
15.2. Forgot the Wi-Fi
Fi name and/or password
1) Using the provided USB cable, connect
con the OpticHD Glasses to the computer.
2) Using the file browser of the computer (i.e. Windows Explorer), navigate to the microSD card
drive that was mounted in step 1 above.
3) Create a text file named ‘SSDIREST.TXT’ in the root directory of the microSD card
4) Turn off the OpticHD Glasses to reset Wi-Fi name and password back to the factory default,
Note: The text filee will be deleted
de automatically upon reboot
15.3. The OpticHD Glasses will not turn on or start recording
1) If the glasses turn off automatically when attempting to turn them on, then monitor the state
of the battery capacity indicator.
indicator If battery capacity indicator is red, then the battery power
remaining is less than 10% and requires immediate recharging.
2) Verify that the microSD
SD card is fully plugged into the microSD slot in the OpticHD Glasses
3) Verify using the OpticHD Application that the microSD card has storage capacity available.
available
4) Verify if the blue light flashes
flash quickly when the OpticHD Glasses are turned on.
a) If it does, please initiate a short press of the ON/OFF Button to format microSD card
Note: Before executing this step, use a computer to back up any important data that
may be on the microSD card, as it will be lost once the formatting step is completed.
b) The glasses will turn off automatically once the formatting is complete
c) Power on the glasses to record video normally.
5) Verify if the blue light stays on when turning on OpticHD Glasses.
a) If glasses are in a paused
paused state, please initiate a short press on the ON/OFF button to
start recording.
