Origin Instruments headmouse nano Manuel utilisateur
HeadMouse®Nano
User Guide
Wireless Head-controlled Mouse
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents.........................................................................2
Legal Notices................................................................................3
FCC / CE Notice...........................................................................3
Application Disclaimer ..................................................................4
Introduction...................................................................................5
Hardware Description...................................................................6
Setup and Installation.................................................................10
Mounting.................................................................................10
Universal Mounting Bracket ....................................................11
Connection.................................................................................14
Using HeadMouse Nano.............................................................14
Tracking Status ...................................................................14
General Use........................................................................15
Pointer Position...................................................................15
Pointer Control ....................................................................16
Mode Switch Settings.................................................................17
Dual and Multiple Switches.........................................................19
Technical Specifications.............................................................20
General Care and Maintenance..................................................20
Customer Support ......................................................................20
Warranty Information..................................................................21
Replacement Targets .................................................................23
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Legal Notices
Information in this User Guide is provided “as is” by Origin
Instruments, is subject to change without notice, does not
represent a commitment on the part of Origin Instruments, and is
provided without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied,
including any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a
particular purpose. No part of this document may be reproduced
or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or
mechanical, including photocopying, recording or information
storage and retrieval systems, for any purpose other than the
purchaser’s personal use, without the express written permission
of Origin Instruments.
Origin Instruments is not responsible for any problems caused by
unauthorized modification of the HeadMouse Nano and will not be
responsible for direct or consequential damages associated with
any use of the HeadMouse Nano product.
FCC / CE Notice
Products bearing the CE marking have been tested and are
declared by Origin Instruments Corporation of 854 Greenview
Drive, Grand Prairie, Texas 75050, USA to be in conformity with
the following standards or other normative documents and
following the provisions of the Electromagnetic Compatibility
Directive, 89/336/EEC:
EN 55022 Class B Emissions (Radiated Emission)
EN 61000-4-2, Electrostatic Discharge Immunity
EN 61000-4-3, Radiated Immunity
Origin Instruments Corporation has tested the HeadMouse Nano
and found that it complies with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation.
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Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device
may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must
accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.
If this product is suspected of causing interference to a radio or
television receiver, remove and apply power to the equipment and
determine whether it is the cause of the disturbance. If a problem
exists, the user is encouraged to try and correct the problem by
one of the following measures:
1. Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
2. Increase the separation between the equipment and the
receiver.
3. Reorient the equipment cables.
4. Consult the dealer or Origin Instruments for additional
suggestions.
Information in this document is subject to change without notice
and does not represent a commitment on the part of Origin
Instruments Corporation.
Application Disclaimer
HeadMouse Nano is designed for use by people who have limited
or no motor capability enabling USB mouse operations. However,
it should not be used in an application where personal injury or
property loss could occur if the HeadMouse Nano failed for some
reason. Origin Instruments products are not authorized for
use as surgical aids or as part of a system intended to
support or sustain life. The user assumes full responsibility for
determining the suitability of the HeadMouse Nano for the
intended application.
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Introduction
This manual is a guide to the operation and use of this head-
controlled computer access system. Additional documentation
may be shipped with your HeadMouse Nano.
HeadMouse Nano Key Features
Fast and responsive cursor control
Low power consumption
USB mouse interface
Bus powered: No power cable needed
Pocket sized
Automatically adapts to any mounting angle
Standard 3.5mm input for one or two wired switches
Built-in receiver for up to three wireless switches
Mounting for laptops, tablets, desktops, and augmentative
communication devices
Two-year warranty
Origin Instruments' quality, reliability and support
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Hardware Description
The HeadMouse Nano is an infrared optical sensor that tracks
side-to-side and up-and-down head movements. It then filters and
transforms these movements to control the mouse pointer position
on a computer, tablet or communication device screen.
HeadMouse Nano is a modest power device and is usually
supplied directly from the device USB port. HeadMouse Nano
uses infrared light to track a tiny reflective dot that is placed on the
user's forehead or glasses.
When used with mouse utility software, such as Origin
Instruments' Dragger, mouse clicks are performed by positioning
the mouse pointer and dwelling for a selectable period of time.
Alternately, mouse clicks can be performed with an adaptive
switch, such as the Origin Instruments Sip/Puff Switch or Orby
switches. One or two industry standard adaptive switches can be
connected directly to HeadMouse Nano through a 3.5 mm stereo
jack located next to the USB connector.
The HeadMouse Nano also contains an integrated infrared
receiver for use with wireless switches. The optional Beam™
wireless switch transmitter supports wireless connections for up to
three adaptive switches.
HeadMouse Nano is connected to the computer, tablet or
augmentative communication device with a standard A, to micro-B
USB cable.
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Figure 1: HeadMouse Nano Front Panel. Optical tracking sensor in the
middle, infrared receiver for available Beam on the left and status LED on
the right.
The aluminum body of the HeadMouse Nano measures 2.1- by
1.5- by 0.35-inches, the optical transceiver extends another 0.15-
inches.For best results and reliable long-term operation, do not
touch the dark window. It is not necessary to clean the window as
part of a regular maintenance program.
A red and green LED is located on one side of the optical
transceiver. These LEDs indicate tracking status. The red LED
indicates that search is in progress. The green LED indicates the
HeadMouse has found and is tracking a target.
An infrared receiver for wireless switches is located on the other
side of the optical transceiver. Direct the optional Beam wireless
switch transmitter toward this receiver to communicate with the
HeadMouse Nano.
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Figure 2: HeadMouse Nano Top View. USB Micro-B in the middle, and
3.5-mm jack for one or two adaptive switches.
Located on the top edge of the HeadMouse Nano are a Micro-B
USB connector and a 3.5mm (1/8-inch) stereo microphone
connector. Connect a mono adaptive switch into the microphone
connector to provide a LEFT mouse button click. A dual-mono-to-
stereo adapter is available if you need to directly connect mono
adaptive switches for both LEFT and RIGHT mouse button clicks.
The HeadMouse Nano draws its operating power directly from the
computer, tablet or AAC device through the USB connector.
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On the rear of the HeadMouse is an informational label and the
sensor serial number. This information is needed for
troubleshooting, repairs or warranty service.
A small piece of Dual Lock fastener is centrally located on the rear
panel of the HeadMouse Nano for use in mounting. The high-
density Dual Lock fastener is designed to mate with low-density
Dual Lock fasteners on mounts or directly on the bezel of your
computer's display. A kit of Dual Lock fasteners is included with
your HeadMouse Nano.
Four small DIP switches are accessible through an opening on the
rear panel of the HeadMouse Nano. These switches are factory
set and only rarely need to be changed by the user.
The default switch settings are all in the ON position.
Figure 3: HeadMouse Nano Mode Switch is in the middle and an M3
threaded insert is on the right (Max Fastener Depth is 4-mm).
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Setup and Installation
The HeadMouse Nano is a “plug-and-play” USB device and does
not require any special software. Your device will recognize
HeadMouse as a standard desktop mouse.
Mounting
Think of the HeadMouse as a camera that should be positioned
and pointed so that you and your HeadMouse dot are nominally
centered in its field-of-view.
Optimal HeadMouse placement would generally be at the top and
center of the display bezel. Place the HeadMouse so that it does
not obscure the screen. A good rule of thumb is to position the
HeadMouse so that it is near eye level and pointing directly at the
target dot on your forehead. This will provide the user with
maximum range of motion.
The HeadMouse Nano is shipped with a Dual Lock mounting kit
and one or more universal brackets. There are other brackets
available from Origin Instruments, please visit http://www.orin.com
or call for more information.
The Dual Lock kit, can be used for mounting to a variety of
devices. Dual Lock has a strong adhesive backing on one side
and plastic, snap-locks on the other. It can be thought of as a
more secure and stable version of Velcro. Peel the backing off the
adhesive, afix a piece of low-density Dual Lock on the bezel of
your device and snap it to the piece on your HeadMouse. Be
aware, the pressure sensitive adhesive is very strong and not
easily removed, especially if pressed firmly in place and
allowed to set for several days.
The best way to locate the mating piece of Dual lock on your
device display is to mate it to your HeadMouse and with the
release paper in place experiment with different HeadMouse
positions. When you determine the optimum placement remove
the release paper and use the HeadMouse case to press the Dual
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