Vuzix SMART SWIM User Manual

v1.1.0

Table of Contents

What’s in the Box. ..............

Selecting Your Dominant Eye .....

Assembly of Smart Swim™......

Charging Smart Swim...........

Power On Smart Swim...............

Application Overview ...............

Button Interface ............

Carousel Operations ........

System Configure...........

System Settings............

Apps and Updates .. .......

Lap Trainer ................

Open Water................

HUD Table Letter Definitions..

Media Player...............

YouTube Streamer .........

Streamer Playlist Formats...

Sport DV Camera ..........

Naming Your Smart Swim ......

Your First Swim ................

Date and Time Settings .........

Enable Wi-Fi Networks ..........

Pairing Bluetooth devices ........

Managing Installed Applications....

Smart Swim Phone App ............

Wi-Fi Uploader.......................

*Trouble Shooting............

Smart Swim – Theme Design ....

Theme Tutorial ................

Technical Specifications............

Trouble Shooting.....................

Creating GPS Course Map........

Selecting GPS Course Map........ .

WHAT’S IN THE BOX

• Smart Swim™ (1x)

• TYR goggles Attached

• Bungees (4@5 sizes)

• Battery pack (1x) (not waterproof)

• USB charge cable (1x)

• USB splitter cable (1x)

• Floats (6x)

• Grappling tool (1x)

• Case (1x)

• Reference Card (1x)

• Warranty (1x)

• The Box (1x)

SELECTING YOUR DOMINANT EYE

1. Power on Smart Swim™

2. Scroll to “System Congure”

3. Open “System Congure” App

― *The rst time opening this app will require a system reboot

4. Select the “eye orientation” property

5. Use the Select button to select your dominant eye setting

― See below for instructions on how to determine your dominant eye

DETERMINE YOUR DOMINANT EYE

Extend your hands, placing them together to make a small triangle between your thumbs and knuckle. Keeping both eyes open,

center a nearby object inside the triangle. Close each eye one at a time. Notice how the object moves out of view when one eye

is closed? When the object remains in view, the open eye is your dominat eye.

ASSEMBLY OF SMART SWIM™

BUNGIE SIZE CHART:

EXTRA-SMALL(9MM), SMALL(14MM), MEDIUM(19MM), LARGE(23MM),

EXTRA-LARGE(32MM)

Step 1:

Remove strap and Adjustable Strap Retainer from the goggles.

Step 2:

Pull the 23mm O-Ring through the right hole of the goggle. Use

the tip of the Grappling Tool to help push the O-ring through and

use the Grappling Tool to grab it from the other end.

RETAINER

RIGHT EYE HAVE A TYR LOGO

(LOOKING FROM THE FRONT)

Step 3:

Pull the lower strap through three of the 23mm O-rings as

shown and repeat with the upper strap.

Step 4:

Put inside strap through left goggle slot and pull it through.

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Step 5:

Put the end of the strap through the inner hole of the

Adjustable Strap Retainer.

Step 6:

Put the end of the strap through the outer hole of the

Adjustable Strap Retainer to secure it.

OUTER HOLE INNER HOLE

NOTE:

ENSURE THAT

THE “TYR”

LOGO IS FACING

UPRIGHT. IF THE

LOGO IS UPSIDE

DOWN, THE GOG-

GLES MAY NOT

WORK WELL.

Step 7:

Grab the O-Ring loop on the right goggle slot and pull over

eyepiece. Then, slide the O-ring to the second Hook of the

Smart Swim Eyepiece.

Step 8:

In the Goggle Guide, follow the instructions to disconnect the

right side of the nose piece. Then, push the nosepiece through

the 9mm O-ring and reassemble the goggles.

Step 9:

Slide the 9mm O-ring all the way to the right and over the

bump. Then, pull the O-ring to the rst hook of the Smart

Swim Eyepiece.

Step 10: Optional

Slide the upper strap over the battery and the lower strap

under the battery to get the straps behind the battery.

CHARGING SMART SWIM™

Use the included Y-Splitter to share your charging source with

your smart swim.

Charge state can be determined by plugging in the battery

pack and observing.

• Blue LEDs: Flashing (charging)

• Blue LEDs: Not Flashing (not charging)

• LEDs must be lit to ensure device is being charged

• LEDs Circled in

red

• Removes requirement of a laptop or desktop to charge

your Smart Swim.

• Will require extra time to charge both systems depending on

current rating of charger and charge rate of both devices.

Using the phone pairing app, you will observe the power percent:

Red = Not ChargingGreen = Charging

The carousel will indicate the charge state from the lower right corner.

Green Percent = Charging

Red Percent = Not Charging

NOTE:

YOUR SMART SWIM REQUIRES 3+ HOURS TO

FULLY CHARGE. 100% INDICATED ON THE

CHARGE STATE WILL NOT BE ACCURATE WITH-

OUT 3+ HOURS OF CONTINUOUS CHARGING.

NOTE:

MAY TAKE LONGER IF CHARGE SOURCE IS

SHARED WITH OTHER DEVICES.

POWER ON SMART SWIM™

Power on Smart Swim™

Carousel is ready for navigation

Power on Smart Swim™

APPLICATION OVERVIEW

THE SMART - CAROUSEL

Apps+And

Updates

Lap

Trainer

Open

Water

YouTube

Streamer

System

Settings

Media

Player

System

Congure

SELECT

BACK

POWER

FORWARD

BUTTON INTERFACE

• SELECT = Select current item.

• BACK (Button A) = Move cursor down/right.

• FORWARD (Button B) = Move cursor up/left.

• POWER = Sleep or Power off system.

• Button Actions are application dependent.

• When keyboard is open, press and hold Button B to

switch keyboard mode to numbers and back to letters.

• Press and hold Button A to go to the main carousel.

CAROUSEL OPERATIONS

• Scroll the icons left or right using button A or button B

― Use the Select button to open the center icon/

application

• Display the Date and Time by triple pressing the up button

• A Progress Bar will update during data transfers

• The battery Power Charge State is indicated by the

Percent value in the lower right corner of the display

• The smart carousel will remember your last active

application and will execute that application upon startup

• Booting to Safe Mode is accomplished by continuously

pressing and releasing the up or down button during the

boot up process

• A Blue Tooth Connection can be established by the phone

pairing app to connect and congure the Smart Swim™

• Several Blue Tooth Commands are available to enhance

the congurability of your Smart Swim™ from your phone

• Press and hold Select to reset Bluetooth interface

Button Chart

(Single Press)

Button B: Scroll Icons Right

Button A: Scroll Icons Left

Select: Select/Open Application

(Double Press)

Button B: n/a

Button A: n/a

Select: n/a

(Triple Press)

Button B: Show Date-Time

Button A: n/a

Select: n/a

Theme-Settings

BackGroundColor, CountDownColor, HidePowerState

1. SYSTEM CONFIGURE

• Setup misc. non-Realtime settings

• Select dominant eye

• Create Smart Swim™ Device Name. (Format: “username”

“[SS-####]”)

― requires reboot

― all user generated sessions will be stored in this

location

― all workout les will be in this folder

• Select Unit Standard (Yards, Meters, Laps, Miles,

Kilometers)

― Used by Lap Training app

― Used by Open Water app

• Select Length of Pool (25, 50, 100) Sets length of pool for

sessions

• Select Countdown Timer (3, 5, 10, 15) Provides delay to

start of sessions

• Select Log Splits (Yes, No)

― Removes splits from session les

― Splits can be enabled or disable via pre-programmed

workouts

• Select Split Interval Distance (25, 50, 100, 200, 500)

― Sets split distance for lap training sessions

• Select Speed Display Format (Split Interval Time, MPH,

KPH)

― Split Interval Time…aka x.xx seconds in 100 yards.

• Select SPM – Calorie Display (Disabled, Swimming,

Running-Paddling, calories Burned)

― Disable do not show any SPM info

― Swimming Use gyroscope to compute SPM

― Running-Paddling Use Accelerometer to compute SPM

― Calories burned only show calories no SPM will be

display or computed

• Body Weight – Used in calorie computations

― The current algorithm considers users weight, and

weather the user is resting or actively moving, total

active time vs total rest time.

• Compass Options (Performance=Use Gyroscope with acc

and mags to determine heading (No ltering), Accuracy =

Use only acc and mags to determine heading (highly ltered)

― conserve power

• GPS Category – Running, Swimming, Walking, Biking,

Paddling, Hiking, Canoe, Kayak, Kite Surng, Rowing,

Show Shoeing, Wind Surng, Workout, Navigating. This

will be the activity users are doing when using their

smart swim.

• Select GPS le Format (KML-Google

Earth, GPX-Garmin Uploads)

― Only one format will be saved during a session

― Open Water app will generate a session le that mates

with the GPS le created

― Smart Courses will be saved with Raw GPS course

maps

• GPS Show Tracks (Yes, No)

― Will render a grid with distances from starting point.

― Will render the current course tracks being received

from GPS

― Will render a pre-dened course map selected by user.

See “GPS Course File” Below

• GPS Zoom Tracks (1x, 2x, 4x, 8x)

― Provides a means of zooming into or out of the current

rendered tracks

― Can be changed in Realtime in the GPS open Water

App using Buttons A and B

• GPS Course File (Undened, “File Name”)

― Allows the user to select a GPS Course mapping to

overlay onto the current rendered tracks

• Display Clock Format (Digital, Analog)

― Will use the currently selected analog clock from

the Theme or the default system analog clock if not

dened by the current theme

• Media Still image Time (Seconds) (5, 15, 30)

― Media Player option to determine when to render the

next picture if any exist

• Snapshot Period (Seconds) (Disabled, 3, 15, 30)

― Provides a means of saving HUD snapshot images

during a session

― These images can be post processed

• Exist in the “\android\data\HUD Images” folder

• Display Theme (“lename”)

― This option allows the user to change the appearance

of the apps based on the theme le selected.

Ex: Black on White background vs. White on Black

background

― Theme Settings can be used to disable portions of the

HUD in any apps that support themes

― All Themes are stored here: “\android\data\Themes”

― All Analog Clock designs are stored here: “\android\

data\Analogclocks”

― Restore System Defaults – Will restore all system

default Theme settings and all configuration settings to

their default states. Option to preserve user's device

name during the restore. This option may reqquire a

reboot

Button-Chart

(Single Press)

Button B: Scroll up settings

Button A: Scroll down settings

Select: Select to change setting

(Double Press)

Button B: n/a

Button A: n/a

Select: n/a

(Triple Press)

Button B: n/a

Button A: n/a

Select: n/a

*** Press and hold Select to exit app

Theme-Settings: n/a

• The rst time the conguration App is

executed the system will require a reboot

• Any time the device name is changed the system will

require a reboot

• Restoring System Defaults May require a system reboot

Access android operating system settings on Smart Swim™

― Blue Tooth

― Wi-Fi

― GPS location services

― Clock date and time

― System Brightness

― Application control

― License information

― Certication Logo Information

Button-Chart

(Single Press)

Button B: Scroll up settings.

Button A: Scroll down settings.

Select: Select to change setting.

(Double Press)

Button B: n/a

Button A: n/a

Select: n/a

(Triple Press)

Button B: n/a

Button A: n/a

Select: n/a

*** Press and hold Select to exit app

Theme-Settings

BackGroundColor, StopWatchColor

2. SYSTEM SETTINGS

• Access available updates on Smart Swim™ Private Server

• Only displays new or updates that are available

• Requires Wi-Fi

• Will open Wi-Fi settings if not detected or congured

• Will be asked for conrmation prior to any update

Button-Chart

(Single Press)

Button B: Scroll up to previous App update

Button A: Scroll down to next App update

Select: Select App Update

(Double Press)

Button B: n/a

Button A: n/a

Select: n/a

(Triple Press)

Button B: n/a

Button A: n/a

Select: n/a

*** Press and hold Select to exit app

Theme-Settings

BackGroundColor, CountDownColor, StopWatchColor

3. APPS AND UPDATES

• Lap training tool for pool swimming sessions

• Shows stats on current speed and distance

• Shows pace clock

• Shows current pace

• Shows battery state

• Shows compass heading

• Shows swim state

• Shows date and time

• Shows calories burned in session les

• Saves Session with intervals and total distances

• Saves snapshot of nal session time and distance.

• Session les saved are

• SS_Session_#_”Date+Time”.txt – Denes workout

achieved

• SS_Session_#_”Date+Time”.png – Trophy le for

completed session

• If lap training distance calculations are not properly in

sync with your session you may need to recalibrate your

sensors. See topic on Calibrate Smart Swim™ sensors.

4. LAP TRAINER

Button-Chart

(Single Press)

Button B: Finish current set and show next workout-set.

Button A: Show previous workout set.

Select: Start/Re-Start and save current session.

(Double Press)

Button B:

Toggle "Interval Trainer" mode timer.

Interval counter will be reset, and the master clock

will now show the time for each interval.

Upon starting a new interval, the clock will restart.

Button A: Show current workout-set, resets countdown timer

on preprogrammed workouts to provide more rest

on the current set

Select: Finish current session and Load workout le

(Triple Press)

Button B: Show Date-Time.

Button A: n/a

Select: n/a

*** Press and hold Select to nish session and exit app

Theme

-Settings

BackGroundColor, CountDownColor, StopWatchColor,

StopWatchSize, HidePowerState, FontSelect, DistanceColor,

DistanceSize, SetxIntervalColor, IntervalSize,

TotalDistanceColor, TotalDistanceSize, AnalogScale,

ClockHorizontal, ClockVertical, HideHeading, HideSwimState

ClockName, AnalogColor, AnalogCountDownColor,

AnalogSecondColor, AnalogMinuteColor, AnalogHourColor

1. Total Distance in current interval.

2. Pace for current interval.

(Based on split distance setting)

3. Intervals accomplished at previous interval

distance achieved.

4. Swim state: Red = resting

Green = swimming

Yellow=backstroke

5. Compass heading indicator and heading.

6. Strokes Per Minute or Calorie output or disabled.

7. Time since session started.

8. Total Distance in current session.

9. Battery power state.

10. Heading Indicator, transitions at every detected lap.

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Double press Select Button to open a workout le.

Workout/Session mode can be:

• Free form = no workouts, just swim.

• Loaded workout = scroll workout le with Button A or

Button B Next/Previous set. Swim at athletes’ pace.

• Preprogrammed workout = Once started computer will

automate and walk users from start to nish of the

workout/session loaded.

Note: all time is frozen, and the system is in pause state

when dialog is onscreen.

Note: pressing and holding the Select/Back button will

resume the session.

“Discard” will discard the current session and reset all

metrics for the same session.

“Save” will save the current session and prepare to start the

next session.

“Resume” resumes all time where it was frozen for the

current session.

Preprogrammed instruction set:

All preprogrammed instructions start with the PRG= tag.

1. PRG=@Resting (resting set)

― Ex: PRG=@Resting=0:00:30, next=7x500s 30 rest,

with splits

― This record will provide a 30 second rest period

prior to starting the next set. The info to the right of

the rest time “0:00:30” is displayed to the user for

providing information about the next set.

2. PRG=@Set (Denes a set for user to execute)

― Ex: PRG=@Set=7x500, @rest=0:0:30, @splits=true

― This record will begin a programmed 7x500’s with 30

seconds rest after each 500. Splits will be overridden

and will be logged during this set.

― PRG=@Set=100x100,@on=0:1:20,@onend=0:1:30,@

blocks=10,@random=true

― This record denes a Set of 100 x 100s On 1:20

seconds to 1:30 randomly generated in blocks of 10

segments.

3. PRG=@Repeating=0:0:30,4xSets,4xtimes,

set1=1x150(mix), set2=2x75s(IM),

set3=4x50s(free), set4=6x25s repeat 4x.

― PRG=@Set=2x150, @rest=0:0:15

― PRG=@Set=2x75, @on=0:1:05

― PRG=@Set=4x50, @on=0:0:45

― PRG=@Set=6x25, @on=0:0:30

― This record denes a group of 4 sets that are to be

repeated 4 times. With information to the user about

how each set is to be performed.

4. PRG=@Saving (Finishes the session and forces a save of

all sets to the session le.)

― Ex: PRG=@Saving, Congratulations=3500 yards

― This record auto-saves the session and displays the

text message “Congratulations=3500 yards” to the

user.

Shows users nal metrics as completed for each session.

Provides session category and date. Time is in upper right.

Total Time

Total Calories

Total Distance

Average Pace. (Includes Rest)

Interval Pace. (Excludes Rest)

(See table letter denitions for symbols)

Lap Training Trophy File denition

• Shows metrics on current speed and distance

• Shows pace clock

• Open Water training tool for GPS Open water sessions

• Be sure to enable GPS location services from the settings app

• Enable courses as overlay tracks with grid and current

location tracking. See conguration tool “GPS Show

Tracks”, “GPS Course File”

1. Shows current and average pace

2. Shows battery state

3. Shows compass heading

4. Shows swim/motion state

5. Shows date and time

6. Saves GPS as google earth or Garmin GPS formats

7. Shows calories burned in session les

8. Saves Session with intervals and total distances

9. Saves snapshot of nal session time and distance

10. Session les saved are

― SS_OW_Session_#_”Date+Time”.txt – Denes workout

achieved

― SS_OW_Session_#_”Date+Time”.png – Trophy le for

completed session

― SS_GPS_Smart_#_”Date+Time”.kml or gpx – Smart GPS le

captured compatible with google earth and Garmin formats

― SS_GPS_Full_#_”Date+Time”.kml or gpx – Raw GPS capture

5. OPEN WATER

Button-Chart

(Single Press)

Button B: Finish current set and show next workout-set. When Grid mode is enabled zoom in.

Button A: Show previous workout set. When grid mode is enabled zoom out.

Select: Start/Re-Start and save current session.

(Double Press)

Button A: Show current workout-set.

Select: Finish current session and Load workout le.

(Triple Press)

Button B: Show Date-Time.

Button A: n/a

Select: n/a

*** Press and hold S ele ct to nish ses sion and exit app.

Th em e- S e ttin gs

BackGroundColor, CountDownColor, StopWatchColor, StopWatchSize, HidePowerState, FontSelect, DistanceColor, DistanceSize, SetxIntervalColor, IntervalSize,

TotalDistanceColor, TotalDistanceSize, AnalogScale, ClockHorizontal, ClockVertical, HideHeading, HideSwimState, GPSLineColor, GPSLineThickness, MapLineColor,

MapLineThickness, SmartColor, SmartLineThickness, GridColor, ClockName, AnalogColor, AnalogCountDownColor, AnalogSecondColor, AnalogMinuteColor,

AnalogHourColor

Button B:

Toggle "Interval Trainer" mode timer.

Interval counter will be reset, and the master clock

will now show the time for each interval.

Upon starting a new interval, the clock will restart.

1. GPS Satellite connection status

― Red = no satellites connected.

(Must wait several minutes for first connection.)

― Green with red X = Invalid GPS samples.

― Green with Pause = waiting for user to press start.

― Green = Receiving and recording GPS mapping data

2. Average Pace for session

3. Number of intervals achieved(in

parentheses), with total distance in

current interval

4. Swim state: Red = resting

Green = swimming

Yellow = backstroke

5. Compass heading indicator and heading

6. Time since session started

7. Instant pace from the last minute

― (Not available in Grid mode or with SPM enabled)

― Split distance will affect this setting

8. Distance format indicator (m=meters, y=yards, etc...)

9. Total Distance in current session

10.Battery power state

11. The number of satellites and the percent error of the

signal

Note: only 9% or less with at least 4 or more satellites will

be acceptable samples.

GPS Digital Mode

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Orientation of Grid is based on compass heading when not

moving. Reverts to GPS heading when movement is detected.

As you are progressing the Grid and your course will align

itself with your direction of travel.

1. GPS Satellite connection status

― Red = no satellites connected

(Must wait several minutes for rst connection)

― Green with X = waiting for initial lock to settle

(20+ seconds)

― Green with Pause = waiting for user to

press start

― Green = Receiving and recording GPS

mapping data

2. Average Pace for session

3. (Total number of intervals) Total Distance in current interval

4. Swim state: Red = resting

Green = swimming

Yellow = backstroke

5.Compass heading indicator and heading

6.Your Location, Grid indicates distances from Start of session

Red = Smart Course

Cyan = Raw Course

Green = Loaded Track to follow

7.Distance format indicator (m=meters, y=yards, etc...)

8.Total Distance in current session

9.Battery power state

10.Time since session started

11.The number of satellites and the percent error of the signal

GPS Grid Mode

Workout/Session mode can be:

― Free form = no workouts, just swim.

― Loaded workout = scroll workout le with Button A or

Button B Next/Previous set. Swim at athletes’ pace.

* No preprogrammed workouts available for Open Water mode

Workout Loa

d Screen

Note: all time is frozen, and the system is in pause state

when dialog is onscreen.

Note: pressing and holding the Select/Back button will

resume the session.

“Discard” will discard the current session and reset all

metrics for the same session.

“Save” will save the current session and prepare to start the

next session.

“Resume” resumes all time where it was frozen for the

current session.

Open Water Trophy File denition

Shows users final metrics as completed for each session.

Provides session category and date. time is in upper right.

Total Time

Total Calories

Total Distance

Average Pace. (Includes Rest)

Interval Pace. (Excludes Rest)

(See table letter denitions for symbols)

"a" = Average Pace: the average pace for the full session time include rest periods.

"i" = Interval Pace: the average pace for the full session time excluding rest periods.

"c" = Total Calories.

"y" = Distance is Yards.

"d" = Distance is Miles.

"m" = Distance is Meters

"k" = Distance is kilometers

"mp" = Miles Per Hour

"kp" = Kilometers per Hour

"time/xxx" = Speed is "Time / Interval Split Distance"

Note: Letter symbols depend on configuration user selects.

HUD Table Letter Definitions

6. MEDIA PLAYER

• Renders local media content stored on swim.

• Supports blue tooth audio devices.

• Includes /music les.

• Includes /movies les.

• Includes /pictures les.

• Allows selection of current track.

• Shows swim state.

• Shows compass heading.

• Shows battery state.

• Shows date and time.

• Provides play/pause.

• Provides volume control.

• Provides blue tooth reset logic.

• Provides auto pause based on swim state.

Button-Chart

(Single Press)

Button B: If video is playing (Volume up) If video is paused (play next track)

If video is playing (Volume down) If video is paused (play previous track)Button A:

Select: Play/Pause

(Double Press)

Button B: If video is playing (Reset Bluetooth devices)

Button A:

Select:

n/a

Show Track Selection dialog

(Triple Press)

Button B: Show Date-Time

Button A: n/a

Select: n/a

*** Press and hold Select to exit app

Theme-Settings

BackGroundColor, CountDownColor, StopWatchColor, HidePowerState, DistanceSize, TotalDistanceSize, AnalogScale, ClockHorizontal, ClockVertical,

HideHeading, HideSwimState, ClockName, AnalogColor, AnalogCountDownColor, AnalogSecondColor, AnalogMinuteColor, AnalogHourColor

The Media player remembers last

location and track.

The Media player provides a dialog for

controlling special features.

Loop

Loops on currently selected track

Autoplay

Loops on All videos, audios and images

AutoPause

Will pause current track when user is not

swimming

HUD On

Turn on all special HUD features

Background Play

Will only playback audio/music tracks from the

Music folder in the background while other apps

are running The You Tube Streamer App will

auto shut down the background play option.

User must open the Media Play App to restart

background play.

7. YOUTUBE STREAMER

• Requires Wi-Fi connection.

• Supports blue tooth audio devices.

• Renders you tube video content.

• Allows selection of searched video strings.

• Provides set of default search strings.

• Remembers all search strings.

• Shows Wi-Fi status.

• Shows battery state.

• Shows date and time.

• Provides play/pause.

• Provides volume control.

• Provides blue tooth reset logic.

• Saves video play state between sessions.

Button-Chart

(Single Press)

Button B: If video is playing (Volume up), If video is paused (play next track)

Button A: If video is playing (Volume down), If video is paused (play previous

track)

Select: Play/Pause

(Double Press)

Button B: If video is playing (Reset Bluetooth devices)

Button A: n/a

Select: Show Track Selection dialog

(Triple Press)

Button B: Show Date-Time

Button A: n/a

Select: n/a

*** Press and hold Select to exit app

Theme-Settings

BackGroundColor, CountDownColor, StopWatchColor, HidePowerState,

DistanceSize, AnalogScale, ClockHorizontal, ClockVertical, ClockName, AnalogColor,

AnalogCountDownColor, AnalogSecondColor, AnalogMinuteColor, AnalogHourColor

Open the search dialog by double clicking the select button

1. Enter a new search string.

― Top edit box uses keyboard or pairing app to erase

and type in a new search string.

2. Select a previously searched search string.

― Using the drop-down list in the second search box.

3. Select your own uploaded playlist. Using the Playlist(File)

option. You can upload playlists using the pairing app.

4. You can Clear the Search History fully and start with no

search strings or you can Clear to system dened default

search strings.

5. Here you can also clear the browser cache.

― Warning: this will erase ALL prior search and login

information.

When the search results are returned scroll down to the video

of your choosing.

CURSOR COLORS FLASH

Button A = up/left by single or double clicking the button.

Button B = down/right by single or double clicking the button.

This will move the cursor appropriately. Move the cursor over

the video of your choice, then press select. When the video

rst loads after a search you must then press select again to

start the video playback process.

Example of video search and loading sequence.

Step 1: First search for results

Step 2: Selecting a video may bring up another linked page

Step 3: Move cursor over video and select. Once selected the

video will load.

Step 4: Press select again to start video playback. After this

auto play and looping will continue playing videos.

Wi-Fi Signal Status: Green = ok, Yellow = disconnected,

Red = Access required

TOTAL SESSION TIMEVIDEO COUNTDOWN TIMER

• There will be a 15 second delay time if Wi-Fi is lost

during an access time. The App will reload and seek to

the last position when wi- access was lost.

• Stopping at the end of video sequences will ensure the

next sequence fully loads prior to any loss of network

connection.

• Once the cache lls, there will be enough time for

intermittent WIFI during continuous sessions.

• Select a video to play

Steps to login to your YouTube Account

• Open Search dialog

• Enable Show Logo option

• Perform a Video Search

• Press select to open the login option

• Move the circular cursor up to the upper right blue login option • Move the cursor over the email id and press Select to open

the keyboard. (Use the paring app to assist in sending your

email address to ll the email id box)

― NOTE: You may need to dismiss the search dialog box

using the back button after pressing select. (Press and

hold Select to dismiss search dialog)

• Move cursor over sign in box and press select.

• Move the cursor over the password id and press Select to

open the keyboard. (Use the paring app to assist in sending

your password).

― NOTE: You may need to dismiss the search dialog box

using the back button after pressing select. (Press and

hold Select to dismiss search dialog)

• Move cursor over sign in box and press select.

• You are now logged into your you tube account. The

system will forever remember your login information. See

clear Cache above.

Playlist for the You Tuber streamer app are simple text-based les with a version header record. The system currently supports 3

video string formats. See included playlist samples as a template to get you started.

Format 1:

StreamVideos(v)-1.0Smart Swim™ Streamer (v1.0.7)

https://youtu.be/-BjZmE2gtdo

https://youtu.be/IeDMnyQzS88

Format 2:

StreamVideos(v)-1.0Smart Swim™ Streamer (v1.0.7)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luDxN1Pz6G8&list=PLw234Mpa3AvyqBKCIr6fQZa2EDrNiJvqv&index=2&t=0s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hE5ohVhZWho&list=PLw234Mpa3AvyqBKCIr6fQZa2EDrNiJvqv&index=3&t=0s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5N9KyCfBbEQ&list=PLw234Mpa3AvyqBKCIr6fQZa2EDrNiJvqv&index=4&t=0s

Format 3

StreamVideos(v)-1.0Smart Swim™ Streamer (v1.0.7)

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-BjZmE2gtdo

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IeDMnyQzS88

8. STREAMER PLAYLIST FORMATS

Use the following steps to retrieve a playlist template to build your own playlist:

• Open the Smart Swim Pairing App.

• Select the “Download” button.

• Select the “Stream Workouts” option.

• Select the “PLAY-MPSwims Gold.txt” playlist session.

• This will download and open a playlist in your text editor.

• Save this playlist as your personal playlist session le in the “Download” folder

of your phone.

• Add your own playlists to this new playlist session le.

• Save your changes.

• Exit the editor, this will reopen the Smart Swim pairing app.

• Press the Upload button.

• Select the Stream Playlist option.

• Select your personal playlist from the listed playlist session les.

*You can now load this playlist from the youtube streamer app.

• Requires Wi-Fi connection

• Renders Sport DV Camera image

• allows image horizontal stabilization

• Allows Zoom to horizon line

• Allows congure of Wi-Fi credentials

• If no Wi-Fi is connected on startup app will open wi-

settings

• If “SQ23_” or “SQ13_” Wi-Fi networks are not connected

the app will wait for their connection to arrive

• If an alternate wi- network is connected a warning will

be displayed. User must walk outside of range of “said”

wi- at this point the Sport DV camera will connect and

the APP will auto connect and render cameras image.

• Sport DV wi- must be congured under wi- settings.

See settings app.

9. SPORT DV CAMERA

Button-Chart

(Single Press)

Button B: Zoom out on cameras image.

Button A: Zoom in on cameras image.

Select: Restart session time from 00:00.

(Double Press)

Button B: n/a (TBD)

Button A: Re-center Image correction to horizon line.

Select: Show User Camera Settings dialog.

(Triple Press)

Button B: Show Date-Time.

Button A: Restart and initialize Camera Stream.

Select: Show user credentials user-id and password dialog.

*** Press and hold Select to exit app.

Theme-Settings

BackGroundColor, CountDownColor, StopWatchColor, FontSelect,

HidePowerState, TotalDistanceSize, AnalogScale, ClockHorizontal,

ClockVertical, HideHeading, HideSwimState, ClockName, AnalogColor,

AnalogCountDownColor, AnalogSecondColor, AnalogMinuteColor,

AnalogHourColor

Turn on Sport DV Cameras Wi-Fi mode. Press power on and

see red light.

Press and hold mode button and see green light ashing. Wi-

is now on.

Run the Sport DV Camera App

Camera is found and connected under Wi-Fi settings. Default

password is “12345678”.

Now you see the camera video feed with WIFI signal strength

in the upper left corner. Time since camera session has

started in upper right corner.

* Be sure to use the proper SD Card for the camera. If images and videos

are being overwritten check for proper card format and type.

* There will be some noise levels in the audio feed of the camera. You

may want to use noise reduction of -10 to -15 dBs to remove this noise.

(Double click Button B) Image correction and other camera details

If user has changed their camera login credentials for WIFI

connection to the camera.

(Double click Button A) Camera credentials dialog

• Invert the camera image provides for mounting in left vs right

eye modes or mounting the camera remotely upside down.

• Fix Horizon line – is an experimental option to use if the

user feels the need to keep the horizon line horizontal

when head or body motion is rolling side to side.

• Inverse correction – provides for left vs right eye mounting, etc.

• Swimming vs Run-Paddle will determine if the user is

facing down at feet or up at sky when swimming vs.

looking straight ahead when running or paddling.

• Disable X-Axes Zoom. This is experimental and can be

used to only zoom along the horizon line keeping the

information in the image in the vertical axis. More details

will help to spot objects in the distance.

Power on Smart Swim™

Scroll to “System Congure”

Open “System Congure” App

― Your rst time opening the conguration application, your

system will be rebooted. The conguration app will reload

after the reboot is completed.

Select the “Smart Swim Device Name” property.

• Press and hold Button B to switch keyboard mode to

numbers and back to letters.

• Scroll to letters using Button A and Button B. Press Select

button to select the letter.

• When nished entering your unique system name scroll

to the down character and select it to exit the software

Keyboard.

Use the soft keyboard to enter your unique “Smart Swim™”

device name.

NAMING YOUR SMART SWIM™

• Press Select and the system should now reboot to

complete your unique device name conguration change.

• All your saved session les will be stored in a folder by this

name.

• Note: change your device name infrequently.

Getting Acclimated

• It may take you some time to get acclimated to wearing

and using your Smart Swim™.

• Be aware of your surroundings.

• Start by only viewing the Smart Swim™ Display at random

times during your sessions.

• Gradually you will get accustomed to viewing the Display

more often during your sessions.

• Safety is paramount and keeping your self-awareness is

always critical to a great experience with your Smart Swim™.

• Your rst sessions should be more focused on the people

and places in and around your environment.

• In time the experience will become more natural.

Calibrate Sensors

1. At times you may nd your onboard sensors are not

responding properly

2. Your lap training sessions are not keeping in step with you

3. Your compass heading is out of alignment

4. To re-calibrate your onboard sensors, perform the following:

― While at the environment you will be

using your Smart Swim

― Open the Lap Training application or the

Open Water application

While holding your Smart Swim™ in front of you, level to the

horizon line.

Step 1: rotate the system from your right to your left shoulder.

Around a full circle in front of you. Slowly.

Step 2: rotate the system from the front to the back in a full

circle, pitching up to the sky then down to your feet in a full

circle. Slowly.

Step 3: rotate the system around the horizon line, in a full

circle. Slowly.

Calibration completed.

This can be performed at any time.

Step 4: place the system on a at surface and let it rest for up

to 10 seconds.

1. You are now ready for your rst swim.

2. With a pool close by the Lap Trainer will be your go to

App.

― Use the conguration app to set your pool distance

and unit standard from the settings page.

― Ex: Unit Standard = Yards.

― Ex: Length of pool = 25.

3. On your rst swim, just take it easy and keep it simple.

Record your session to review when you complete the

swim.

4. If it’s the Open Water App you want. That too will do the

job.

5. Just remember to be aware and get acclimated.

6. Let’s Go!

YOUR FIRST SWIM

NOTE:

ANTI-FOG, NEW GOGGLES YOU WON’T BE TOO CONCERNED

FOR YOUR FIRST FEW SWIMS. AS TIME PROGRESSES YOU WILL

WANT TO CONSIDER A SOLUTION.

• If Wi-Fi is enabled date and time will be set when Wi-Fi

connection is established

• If pairing with “Vuzix Smart Swim App” date and time will be

set from the paired device based on paired devices date time

• If User requires proper time setting with no blue tooth or

wi- connection the following must be performed

• Open DATE-TIME

• Select Set Date

• Press button A 3x

• Press button B 3x

• Press select and enter new month using soft keyboard

• Select down key icon when completed

• Press button A to highlight day of month

• Press select

• Enter new day of month using soft keyboard

• Press button A to highlight year

• Press select

• Enter new year using soft keyboard

• Press button A until “Set” is highlighted

• Press select to set the new date

• Open Set Time

• Press button A 3x

• Press button B 3x

• Press select and enter new hour using soft keyboard

• Select down key icon when completed

• Press button A to highlight minutes

• Press select

• Enter minutes using soft keyboard.

• Press button A to set AM or PM

• Enter new day of month using soft keyboard

• Press button A until “Set” is highlighted

DATE AND TIME SETTINGS

Enable GPS Settings

Check both GPS settings

* Do not use in or around buildings in a city or enclosed spaces

* See the Open Water App for details on GPS connections

NOTE:

SATELLITE CONNECTIONS WILL TAKE AS MUCH AS 7 OR MORE

MINUTES THE FIRST TIME YOU TURN ON YOUR GPS CONNEC-

TION. CONNECTION TIME WILL BE MUCH SHORTER WITH SUC-

CESSIVE CONNECTIONS IN THE FUTURE. BE IN AN OUTSIDE

OPEN SPACE FOR BEST RESULTS.

Scroll to And Open Settings Turn on Wi-Fi

Select Wi-Fi option

Verify Wi-Fi is detected

*If the Wi-Fi requires a password you can use the pairing app to assist in

entering it.

ENABLE WI-FI NETWORKS

Scroll to And Open Settings Turn on your blue tooth device

Select Scan from the blue tooth settings, Select “Visible to all

nearby Bluetooth Devices” option

Select Blue Tooth

Verify your device is found

PAIRING BLUETOOTH DEVICES

Scroll down with buttons to highlight and then select the device

you want to pair with. Select the Pair button when visible.

Your blue tooth device is now ready and paired.

The system will auto pair with the same device each time you

reboot your Smart Swim. Simply power on your Bluetooth

device before or after you power on your Smart Swim

When pairing with your Phone you will want to change the

visible state from “Not visible to other Bluetooth devices”

to “Visible to all nearby devices”. Once a Scan for Bluetooth

devices is started on your phone your Smart Swim should

soon appear in the pairing list. See below on “Smart Swim™

Phone App“

To clear an applications memory or to uninstall an application

select this option. The following dialog will allow you to select the

application you want to manage.

This dialog will then allow you to perform system maintenance

on the selected application.

Selecting a System App:

MANAGING INSTALLED APPLICATIONS

Selecting a Non-System App:

Results from Uninstalling an app:

Using the pairing app will greatly enhance your interaction

with smart swim. You can download and install the Vuzix

Smart Swim Companion app from the google play store.

Once installed you will nd the Vuzix Smart Swim App icon

installed in your apps folder on your phone.

SMART SWIM™ PHONE APP

Smart Swim Main Menu Options:

To pair with a Smart Swim open your phones blue tooth

settings. Select the menu options from the upper right. Follow

the pairing guidelines above on

pairing with devices to initially pair

your Smart Swim with your Phone.

Once you have successfully paired

with your Smart Swim from your

phone Bluetooth settings go back to

the Smart Swim pairing app on your

phone. You will have access to the

following commands.

1. Connect a SmartSwim – Secure = Select a Smart Swim

device you already have paired with for communications.

2. Open Bluetooth Settings = Open the Bluetooth settings on

your phone.

3. Apps And Updates = login to the

Vuzix private update server and

check for updates.

4. Repeat Command = check this

box to continuously execute

either the “SNAP” or the “MSG”

commands.

5. Power Down = Power down the

Smart Swim you are connected

to.

6. Manage Content = Provides a

means of deleting content from

your Smart Swim.

Your phone can be connected to a Smart Swim in either “call

and media audio” or simply listed in the “Paired Devices” list. The

“Vuzix Smart Swim App” will connect and operate in either mode.

The Pairing App is now connected and linked to your Smart

Swim. You should see the display of your Smart Swim on the

pairing apps front window.

The name of your connected Smart Swim will be displayed in the

status bar. This will include the last 4 digits of the connected Smart

Swims serial number.

KEYS

Sends text entries to Smart Swim.

MSG

Sends text message to Smart Swim.

SNAP

Take a snapshot of what Smart Swim

is currently displaying.

DOWNLOAD

Download content from Smart Swim.

UPLOAD

Upload content to Smart Swim.

“PAIRED ONLY” “CALL AND MEDIA AUDIO”

Pairing Apps front control interface window.

SNAP AREAS

1. Tapping on the left side of the SNAP sends the

Button A event.

― Double Tap sends Double Button A

2. Swiping left from the center of SNAP will send

the Button A event.

3. Tapping on the right side of the SNAP sends the

Button B event.

― Double Tap sends Double Button B

4. Swiping right from the center of SNAP will send

the Button B event.

5. Tapping on the center of the SNAP sends the

Select event.

― Double Tap sends Double Select

6. Tap and hold on the very center of the SNAP

sends a BACK event.

7. Power(60%) is message sent when power state

changes or content transfers are executing.

Power(60%) Green indicates System is in the

charging state.

1. Lap Training

…Internal…\SmartSwim\Smart Swim[SS-8070]\LapTrainingSessions

2. Open Water

…Internal…\SmartSwim\Smart Swim[SS-8070]\OpenWaterSessions

3. Stream Sessions

…Internal…\SmartSwim\Smart Swim[SS-8070]\StreamSessions

4. Lap Training Workouts

…Internal…\SmartSwim\Smart Swim[SS-8070]\LapTrainingWorkouts

5. Open Water Workouts

…Internal…\SmartSwim\Smart Swim[SS-8070]\OpenWaterWorkouts

6. Stream Workouts

…Internal…\SmartSwim\Smart Swim[SS-8070]\StreamPlaylists

7. Themes

…Internal…\SmartSwim\Android\data\SSCong\Themes

Selecting “DOWNLOAD” provides downloading content and sample workouts from your Smart Swim to your phone. This content

can be saved or renamed for sharing, storing or uploading to your Smart Swim for another session.

Content downloaded from the above options will be stored at the following locations on your phone:

Selecting “UPLOAD” provides uploading content from your phone to your Smart Swim.

Lap Training

Uploaded from either “Download” folder on phone or “Archive” vuzix private server.

Open Water

Uploaded from either “Download” folder on phone or “Archive” vuzix private server

Stream Playlist

Uploaded from “Download” folder on phone

GPS-Track

Uploaded from “Download” folder on phone

Theme

Uploaded from “Download” folder on phone

Music

uploaded from your phones “…\Music”

Image

uploaded from your phones “…\Pictures”

Movie

uploaded from your phones “…\Movie”

Selecting a workout to upload to your Smart Swim can be

located on your Phones “Download” folder.

You can select a workout from the “Archive” Vuzix Private

server. The following dialog is presented.

Selecting “Manage Content” from the app’s menu, provides

managing/deleting content from your Smart Swim.

Using your phones “Download” folder will allow you to share

workouts created from email sources or other web sources

that offer Smart Swim compatible workouts. Simply download

them to your phone’s “Download” folder. Then use the

“Upload” option to load them into your Smart Swim.

Selecting “KEYS” button from the app’s

main display, provides a means of

sending login and text box entries to

Smart Swim as keyboard events. The

keyboard will open when selecting this

function.

Selecting “MSG” button from the

app’s main display, provides a means

of sending a text message to Smart

Swim. This message will appear over

the current running activity in your

Smart Swim. The keyboard will open

when selecting this function.

Install the Wi-Fi uploader app on your smart swim. Open the

“Apps & Updates” procedure from either your Smart Swim or

the SmartSwimLink app on your phone

WI-FI UPLOADER

After installation you are required to open the “Wi-Fi Uploader”

app on your smart swim for the rst time.

Once installed and opened you will see the following displayed

on your Smart Swim. You will need to ensure your Wi-Fi is

turned on and enabled on your Smart Swim device. See users

guide for setting up Wi-Fi networks.

Notice the “IP Address=” the “Network=” and the “Port=” details.

Things you need to know…

a. The “IP Address” must have full access for communications on the network.

b. The “Port=” port must have full access for communications on the network.

c. The Wi-Fi “Network=” on your smart swim must be the same as the Wi-Fi

“Network=” on your phone.

d. Check your rewall settings and your network router settings to ensure the “IP

Address” and “Port=” have full access.

e. Check with your network administrator to ensure your Wi-Fi is not blocking read/

write access for the above details.

To enable the Wi-Fi Uploader once the app is installed on your smart swim, select the

“Wi-Fi Uploader” menu option from the pairing app.

Once selected you will see the following

dialog if all is properly congured.

Selecting “OK” will execute a “ping” message to the Smart Swim device. The system will

now display the following dialog provided the connection is read and write operational.

Both Uploading and Downloading

content will now operate at Wi-Fi

speeds. This can be as much as 50X

increase in performance.

Note: When exiting the pairing app, the

Wi-Fi uploader option will be disabled.

This ensures no uploads or downloads

will fail during application startup. Wi-Fi

access to the same network will not be

continuously present.

Note: If there are any issues during

initialization see the Trouble Shooing

section for more details.

NOTE:

ALL 3 CRITICAL DETAILS ARE THE SAME:

• “IP Address=”

• “Network=”

• “Port=”

When the Wi-Fi network on the phone is disabled you will see

the following dialog information.

WiFi Uploader - TROUBLE

SHOOTING

When the Wi-Fi network on the smart swim is disabled you will see

the following dialog information. Notice “Network is Disabled”

detail.

When the Wi-Fi Uploader app is not installed on the Smart

Swim you will see the following dialog information.

• Ensure the Wi-Fi uploader is installed on smart swim.

• Ensure Wi-Fi uploader has been opened at least once on

your smart swim.

• Ensure you are connected to the proper smart swim.

SMART SWIM – THEME DESIGN

Themes can be created and modied by the user. You can

design analog clock faces to include with your theme designs.

Simply follow the proper le naming convention and save in

your phones download folder to upload from the smart swim

pairing app.

Ex: mytheme.txt includes the analog clock name of

“ClockName=mytheme”

Will include the following analog clock les:

mytheme_dial.png

mytheme_countdownhand.png

mytheme_hourhand.png

mytheme_minutehand.png

mytheme_secondhand.png

Copy all 6 les to your download folder of your phone. Email them

to your email account then download the attachments to your

phones download folder. Then upload your theme “mytheme” to

your smart swim from the smart swim pairing app.

All theme settings are type checked by the conguration tool

and must be properly formatted.

Examples:

Colors must be “#12345678” 12=Transparency, 34=Red,

56=Green, 78=Blue they are hexadecimal 00 – FF (0 –

255) See example colors in theme le below.

Font sizes must be greater than 10 and less than 200.

If select font name is not available the system default font

will be used.

Themes

“\Android\data\SSCong\Themes”

AnalogClocks

“\Android\data\SSCong\AnalogClocks”

*Theme les can be manually copied to your Smart Swim in the

appropriate folders listed above.

Example theme le: “white_background”

// SSG-Theme Version(1.0)

// This theme is a white background

with colored display and specic

font selection

// Possible colors:

// BLACK =#FF000000

// DarKGRAY =#FF444444

// GRAY =#FF888888

// LightTGRAY =#FFCCCCCC

// WHITE =#FFFFFFFF

// RED =#FFFF0000

// GREEN =#FF00FF00

// BLUE =#FF0000FF

// YELLOW =#FFFFFF00

// CYAN =#FF00FFFF

// MAGENTA =#FFFF00FF

// TRANSPARENT =#00000000

// Possible Fonts:

// FontSelect =androidclock

// FontSelect =bungeeshaderegular

// FontSelect =digitaldreamfat “75%”

// FontSelect =gugiregular

// FontSelect =icelandregular “150%”

// FontSelect =kitchensinkgold

// FontSelect =liquidcrystalbold

// FontSelect =metromaestro

// FontSelect =spacemarine “50%”

// FontSelect =spacewham “90%”

// FontSelect =sportsball “65%”

// FontSelect =videodames

// FontSelect =vt323regular “140%”

// BackGroundColor = “color of

background”

// DistanceColor = “color of primary

distance elds

// DistanceSize = “set size of digits

(10 - 200)”

// TotalDistanceColor= “color of total

distance eld

// TotalDistanceSize = “set size of

digits (10 - 200)”

// IntervalColor = “color of interval

eld display

// IntervalSize = “set size of digits

(10 - 200)”

// StopWatchColor = “color of

stopwatch”

// StopWatchSize = “set size of digits

(10 - 200)”

// CountDownColor = “color of

countdown timers”

// HideHeading =true “Hide the

compass heading and indicator”

// HideSwimState =true “Hide the

swim state”

// HidePowerState =true “Hide the

power state bar”

// MapLineColor =”Color of tracking

line on GPS Map overlay”

// MapLineThickness =”Thickenss of

tracking line on GPS Map overlay”

// GridColor =”Color of lines on grids”

// SmartColor =”Color of Smart

Tracks or other Smart Indicators”

// ClockHorizontal = “x position of

analog clock -1=app dened, 0 =

left, 1=center, 2=right

// ClockVertical = “y position of

analog clock -1=app dened, 0 =

top, 1=center, 2=bottom

// Use ClockName to select a user

loaded analog clock face.

// ClockName =clocknumbers

FontSelect =systemdefault

BackGroundColor =#FFFFFFFF

DistanceColor =#FF000000

DistanceSize =55

TotalDistanceColor=#FF000000

TotalDistanceSize =75

IntervalColor =#FF0000FF

IntervalSize =75

StopWatchColor =#FF000000

CountDownColor =#FFFF0000

StopWatchSize =100

HideHeading =false

HideSwimState =false

HidePowerState =false

HideWiStatus =false

GridColor =#FF0000FF

GPSLineColor =#FFFF00FF

GPSLineThickness =1

SmartColor =#FFFF0000

SmartLineThickness=2

MapLineColor =#FF00FF00

MapLineThickness =3

AnalogClockColor =#FFFFFFFF

AnalogClockScale =90

AnalogHourColor

=#FFFFFFFF

AnalogMinuteColor

=#FFFFFFFF

AnalogSecondColor

=#FFFFFFFF

AnalogCountDownColor

=#FFFFFFFF

ClockHorizontal =-1

ClockVertical =-1

THEME TUTORIAL

1. Open the Pairing app and connect to your Smart Swim.

2. Press the “Download” Button.

3. Select the Themes Category.

4. Select the “master_clock_only.txt” theme.

― This will download the theme into the “SmartSwim/

Android/data/SSCong/Themes” folder.

5. The “master_clock_only.txt” theme should now be opened

in your default text editor.

6. Scroll Down to the “DistanceSize” property and change the

value from a “2” to a “10”.

7. Scroll Down to the “TotalDistanceSize” property and change

the value from a “2” to a “10”.

8. Scroll Down to the “IntervalSize” property and change the

value from a “2” to a “10”.

9. Save the changes to the “master_clock_only.txt” theme.

10. Save or copy the “master_Clock_only.txt” theme to your

phones “/Download” folder.

― To upload any new themes or theme changes the

theme must reside in the /Download folder.

― Any changes made to the default system themes will

be overwritten by a “reset default settings” action.

― Any newly named themes will be untouched by any

system changes.

11. Exit the text editor.

12. This will re-open and reconnect the Vuzix Smart Swim

pairing app to your Smart Swim.

13. Press the “Upload” button.

14. Select the “Theme” option.

15. Select the “master_clock_only.txt” theme with your changes.

16. The theme changes should be uploaded and ready for you

to select from the conguration App.

Creating a GPS course map.

1: Open Chrome and select the google "Maps" tab just below the address bar.

2: Select "Your Places" from the menu bar.

3: Select the "Maps" tab.

4: Select "Create Map"

5: Search for the address or go to the location of interest for creating this map.

6: Select the Map name "Untitled Map" and enter a name for this map. Use the

TRK- Prefix code.

Ex: "TRK-Smart Swim at home"

7: Add to your description the following tag: "Smart Swim Community"

This is a critical tag to ensure your map is accepted via the open water app on

smart swim.

8: Now you can begin adding lines and way-point markers to your planned course.

See the Description labels below for options on way-point markers.

9: When your course is completed, export it as a KML file.

The exported map name should be as "TRK-Smart Swim at home.kml" a KML

google earth file.

10: Send via email to your phone.

11: Download the attached "TRK-Smart Swim at home.kml" to your download folder

on your phone.

12: Upload to your Smart Swim as a "GPS Course" map, using the Smart Swim

pairing app.

Selecting a GPS course map.

13: Open the Configuration App on your Smart Swim.

14: Select your uploaded GPS course map as your "GPS Course File".

15: Set "GPS Show Tracks" to Yes.

16: Exit the configuration app.

17: Open the Open Water App and you will see your GPS course to follow.

*You must be at the GPS course map location to see your course mapping.

The following Description Labels can be used to change the way-point markers

from the default "Orange" buoy marker.

"Start" - This way-point marker will show as a green buoy marker.

"Stop" - This way-point marker will show as a red buoy marker.

"Direction" - This way-point marker will show as a blue direction change marker.

"Rest" - This way-point marker will show as a yellow buoy marker.

Note: Any way-point marker dropped without these labels will show as an

"Orange" buoy marker.

*Add the labels above to the descriptions of the way-point markers you drop onto

your GPS course in google maps editor.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

1. Wearable Computer

2. Android Operating System

3. Wi-Fi

4. Bluetooth

5. GPS Sensor

6. 9-Axis Motion Sensors

7. 4-Button User Interface

8. Vibrant Full Color Display

9. Micro USB

10. Built-In Battery (7+ hours, dependent on application)

Battery Life Chart

• (7 hours) Running just a clock

• (5+ hours) Running GPS in accuracy mode

• (3.5 hours) Running Lap Trainer

• (2+ hours) Running Wi-Fi streaming

• (2+ hours) Running Camera App

NOTE: Background audio play will reduce all estimated run times

TROUBLE SHOOTING

My Smart Swim is not fully charged.

― You must wait at least 3+ hours for a fully charged battery.

― If you are sharing charging your Smart Swim with

another device, it may take longer.

― A reading of 100% does not mean Smart Swim is fully

charged.

Audio is stuttering or has stopped.

― Reset the Bluetooth connection via the reset button

based on the app you are using. See media player or

you tube streamer.

― If the audio is playing in the background you will need

to power off then power on your connected Bluetooth

headphones.

My theme setting changes will not open.

― When changing your themes in the conguration app

if the theme has errors you will be presented with an

error dialog and the system will revert to the default

system theme “white_background”.

Lap Training App is intermittently missing my lap transitions.

― Recalibrate your 9-axis sensors by following the

calibration steps detailed above.

― Allowing the onboard sensors to heat up prior to

any session will assist in maintaining stability and

calibration during your session.

― Plug in your system to the battery pack. Power on your

system and open the lap trainer or open water app.

Leave the system in this state for a period of 1 hour.

This will maintain its charge state and provide a very

stable calibration state.

System reboots after opening conguration app.

― The rst time the conguration app is opened your

system will reboot.

― Any time you change the name of your device your

system will reboot.

My theme setting changes have changed.

― Whenever the conguration app “restores system defaults”

all the default system theme settings will be restored. You

must provide a non-system theme name for your theme.

You must use the proper SD Card for the Sport DV camera.

If images and videos are being overwritten check for proper

card format and type.

Recordings may contain some noise levels in the audio feed

of the camera. You may want to use noise reduction of -10 to

-15 dBs to remove this noise.

GPS is not connecting. do not use in or around buildings in a city

or enclosed space. Go outside in an open space and wait for

connection to satellites. 7+ minutes on the rst connection.

After Zooming in or out with grid mode enable, the Open

Water app is sluggish or non-responsive. Leave the zoom

property to a default state prior to longer session.

My Smart Swim Device Name is not properly displayed in the

paring apps main Window.

― If you change the device

name in the conguration

app. You may need to

unpair and then re-pair

your smart swim to ensure

the new name is properly

synced with the pairing

app.

― If you rename your Smart

Swim and the pairing

app continues to use the

previous name, content

will not be properly

uploaded or downloaded

from your Smart Swim.

Learning More

Visit www.vuzix.com/support/smartswim for more information on the Smart Swim™

or contact technical_support@vuzix.com for additional information.

For more information on Smart Swim™

AND accessories, visit:

vuzix.com | vuzix.eu | vuzix.jp

Vuzix Corporation

25 Hendrix Road

West Henrietta, NY 14586

Please read the included safety information, also at

www.vuzix.com/support/xxx before using this product.

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