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Connecting Glasses to 3D RF Host
Once glasses are associated with host, they will automatically connect to that host
every time they are switched on. If during the operation glasses lost the connection
to host, they will automatically try to reconnect to that host (LED is blinking with a
rate of 1 blink per 2 seconds). If glasses cannot successfully reconnect to host within
60 seconds LED will ramp from bright to off and glasses will automatically go in
power off state.
every time they are switched on. If during the operation glasses lost the connection
to host, they will automatically try to reconnect to that host (LED is blinking with a
rate of 1 blink per 2 seconds). If glasses cannot successfully reconnect to host within
60 seconds LED will ramp from bright to off and glasses will automatically go in
power off state.
Set Glasses to operate in Dual View Mode
With the selection of Dual View Mode XPAND 3D Glasses Lite can be used for dual
gaming. Dual View Mode can be used during normal 3D viewing as well to disable 3D
viewing for people that face uncomfortable feeling when watching 3D.
When 3D device is emitting dual view sync signal, double click on the button (see
1 in Glasses Overview) to change Dual View Mode between player 1 and player 2.
Not all 3D devices support dual view sync signal. When the 3D device is emitting
normal 3D sync signal, double click on the button (see 1 in Glasses Overview) to
change between player 1, player 2 and normal 3D viewing mode.
When double click is detected, LED light (see 2 in Glasses Overview) indicates the
eyewear mode:
Player 1: One Quick Blink
Player 2: Two Quick Blinks
Normal 3D*: One Long Blink
*Accessible only if the 3D device is not emitting dual view sync.
gaming. Dual View Mode can be used during normal 3D viewing as well to disable 3D
viewing for people that face uncomfortable feeling when watching 3D.
When 3D device is emitting dual view sync signal, double click on the button (see
1 in Glasses Overview) to change Dual View Mode between player 1 and player 2.
Not all 3D devices support dual view sync signal. When the 3D device is emitting
normal 3D sync signal, double click on the button (see 1 in Glasses Overview) to
change between player 1, player 2 and normal 3D viewing mode.
When double click is detected, LED light (see 2 in Glasses Overview) indicates the
eyewear mode:
Player 1: One Quick Blink
Player 2: Two Quick Blinks
Normal 3D*: One Long Blink
*Accessible only if the 3D device is not emitting dual view sync.
Indicating the Battery State
» If LED flashes every couple of seconds during the operation, battery level is low.
» Charging is indicated with lit LED.
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