Vuzix Wrap 310XL - Manual (Page 4)

Connect the “Composite Audio/Video Cable“ or an alternate, such as the
Composite AV Cable for iPod/iPhone/iPad shown in the illustration, to the
compatible connection(s) on your audio video device.
Note: Optional direct connect custom cable solutions are available for many devices. See the Vuzix website for a listing
of available cable solutions.
Turn on you audio video device and then turn on your Wrap video eyewear by pressing its power button.
Note: The eyewear will turn off to conserve power if no video is detected for approximately 30 second. Turning on your AV device first will help prevent this.
The above steps will enable 2D video from most audio video devices. 3D video and some audio video devices may
require additional configuration.
• For information on configuring external monitor support on audio video devices, see that product’s manual.
• See the following “Controls & Configuration” section for enabling 3D video.
Controls & Configuration
Wrap video eyewear is configured through Battery/Control Box buttons and an OSD (On Screen Display) of menu
options and control settings.
Control Buttons
The Wrap Battery/Control Box buttons displays and performs different functions based upon whether the OSD is
displayed or not.
The Power/OSD button turns your video eyewear on or off and accesses the On Screen Display (OSD) menu.
• Press once to turn on the eyewear
• Press again to access the OSD menu
• Press again to advance to the next menu item
• Press and hold to turn off the eyewear
The plus button increases the volume when the OSD is not displayed and selects the next menu option when
the OSD is displayed.
The minus button decreases the volume when the OSD is not displayed and selects the previous menu
option when the OSD is displayed.
The “X” or Exit button closes the OSD menu.
You can also double-click this button to toggle between 2D and 3D mode. You can also press and hold this
button to toggle between parallel and cross-eyed view when in 3D mode.
On Screen Display Options
3D 2D S
x
S
3D
VIEW
A ZOOM 16:9 Full 4:3 Aspect ratio
Brightness
Contrast
2D/3D Format
3D View
4
5
Aspect Ratio: 4:3 and 16:9 are Aspect Ratios; the dimensional
relationship between the height and width of the display. 4:3
is commonly referred to as the “standard” aspect ratio while
16:9 is referred to as a “widescreen” aspect ratios.
Zoom and Full are display options that enable content to be
stretched to fill the screen. Zoom stretches horizontally and
vertically while Full stretches horizontally only.
4:3 and Full are disabled when the eyewear is configured for
3D support.