The previous chapter focuses on the settings of the Envision Glasses. That part is mostly about the general experience using the device. In this chapter preferences can be set for the specific features.
Instant Text Preferences
In the ‘Instant Text’ preferences you can switch between online and offline instant text.
Step 1: Go to Feature Preferences.
Step 2: Go to Instant Text Preferences.
Step 3: Double-tap to toggle between the offline mode being enabled or disabled.
Step 4: Swipe down to confirm your selection.
You can also change these settings by doing a two-finger single tap on the Instant Text feature.
Scan Text preferences
The preferences for scanning documents consists of text detection and automatic language detection.
Step 1: Go to Feature Preferences.
Step 2: Go to Scan Text Preferences.
Step 3: Double-tap to toggle between the text detection being enabled or disabled.
Step 4: Swipe forward to toggle automatic language detection.
Step 5: Double-tap to toggle between having automatic language detection on or off.
Step 6: Swipe down to confirm your selection.
As explained previously, also these preferences can be changed by doing a two-finger tap on the scan text screen.
Teach Faces Preferences
The preferences for teaching faces consist of learning a face that can be recognized when finding people, or describing a scene. To learn a face, the Envision app is needed. The 'Teach Faces’ preferences in the Envision Glasses allow you to send a notification to your phone, by tapping on this notification, this feature will automatically be opened in the app.
Step 1: Go to Feature Preferences.
Step 2: Go to Teach Faces Preferences and double-tap.
Step 3: If you don’t have an internet connection, the screen reader will explain how to teach a face. In this guide, we assume you do have an internet connection which will trigger a notification.
Step 4: Grab your phone and tap on the notification that was just sent from the Envision Glasses.
Step 5: The Envision app will open the screen to teach a face.
You can teach faces in the Feature Preferences on the Envision app. In the Envision app, take about 5-10 pictures in different angles of the person's face you want Envision to recognize. Save the images and wait a couple of seconds for Envision to crunch its brain. The faces you have taught Envision, will be spoken out when you scan the person's face.
Ally Preferences
The preferences for the Ally consist of adding an Ally. By navigating to the category Ally, you can also add an Ally.
Step 1: Go to Feature Preferences.
Step 2: Go to Ally Preferences and double-tap.
Step 3: If you don’t have an internet connection, the screen reader will explain how to add an Ally. In this guide, we assume you do have an internet connection which will trigger a notification.
Step 4: Grab your phone and tap on the notification that was just sent from the Envision Glasses.
Step 5: The Envision app will open the screen to add an Ally.
