Installation Instructions

Using IntelliGaze™ IntelliGaze™ Installation & Service Manual

5.5.1 Hardware Error Codes (CAM30NT only)

CAM30NT has an advanced system health monitor. The error codes indicate non-critical or critical

errors that require attention.

Hardware Error Code Description Action

1 Temperature too high Power off device, make sure it's not exposed to direct sun

or a heating, restart device after it cooled down

2 (USB cable too long) The USB cable is too long to

provide enough power to the

device

Use a shorter USB cable or use the auxiliary USB connector

to provide more power to the device

3 LED Voltage too low PC doesn't provide enough power over the USB, try using

the auxiliary USB connector

4 LED open IR LEDs are broken, contact alea support

5 I2C error Internal electronics failure, contact alea support

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It is acceptable if the performance indicators pop-up from time to time especially if you launch other appli-

cations or if you run applications that consume a lot of processing power. If the T indicator is constantly on,

you should verify the system configuration.

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In energy saving mode, laptops usually power down the CPU which causes performance indicators to pop up.

5.6 Operation Modes

IntelliGaze can be operated in three different modes. The modes determine the complexity of the

tasks which can be performed with IntelliGaze. Additionally IntelliGaze adopts so that power users

benefit from the availability of advanced options and a versatile user interface while inexperienced

users and caretakers enjoy a simplified user interface and limited functionality.

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The possible operation modes are determined by the license. A license can be upgraded to switch an “Assisted

Access" system into a “Save Access” or “Full Access”

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In energy saving mode, laptops usually power down the CPU which causes performance indicators to pop up.

5.6.1 Assisted Access

The assisted access is designed to work optimal in an environment where a users needs permanent

assistance by a caretaker or teacher. Typical applications used in the context of the assisted access

mode are “Look To Learn” or “Life Tools” or other learning software.

The IntelliGaze user interface is stripped down to the minimum set of functions to adjust user position,

calibrate a user and chance basic parameters like cursor shape. When IntelliGaze is launched in

Assisted Access gaze interaction is disabled until the caretaker un-pauses the device to give the care-

taker time to start the learning software. A default calibration can be loaded with a single click to

allow users gaze interaction even if they are not able to calibrate.

Version: 3.0