Vuzix STAR 1200XLD AR System User Guide User Manual
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Note: The wire nose pad arms are not designed for frequent bending or sharp angles as this may
weaken and break them. Replacement nose pad assemblies are available for purchase from
Vuzix (www.vuzix.com).
IPD (InterPupillary Distance) is the distance separating your eyes - sometimes referred to simplify
as “eye-separation”. IPD varies from one person to the next and when yours does not match close
enough to the eyewear displays, the image in one eye or the other may darken or disappear
entirely.
Each display adjusts independently by sliding it left or right.
To adjust the IPD:
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Close one eye and slide the display box for the other eye left or right to provide the
clearest and brightest image.
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Repeat the process to adjust the other display.
Your STAR 1200XLD is equipped with a patented view angle adjustment called “Accutilt”. The
mechanism allows you to rotate and tilt the display module up and down approximately 15° to
achieve the best quality display.
To adjust the viewing angle:
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Pivot the display assembly to achieve the best quality display.