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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Welcome ................................................................................................................................................................. 4
"You are capable of more than what you think"................................................................................................. 4
About this Guide ................................................................................................................................................. 5
System Requirements ............................................................................................................................................. 5
Important Safety Information ................................................................................................................................. 5
Safety Symbols .................................................................................................................................................... 6
Symbols on Equipment ....................................................................................................................................... 6
General Precautions ............................................................................................................................................ 7
Safety Requirements ............................................................................................................................................... 8
Epilepsy ............................................................................................................................................................... 9
Unpacking the Equipment ..................................................................................................................................... 10
What is in the Box ............................................................................................................................................. 10
Bird .................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Recommended Hand Postures ...................................................................................................................... 12
Buttons and Vibrating Engine ....................................................................................................................... 12
Glasses............................................................................................................................................................... 13
Sensors .............................................................................................................................................................. 13
Leonar3Do Central Unit .................................................................................................................................... 15
Installation and Startup ......................................................................................................................................... 16
System Software and Driver Installation ........................................................................................................... 16
Assembling Leonar3Do...................................................................................................................................... 18
Starting Leonar3Do ........................................................................................................................................... 20
Troubleshooting .................................................................................................................................................... 26
The central indicator light is red, even though the system software was installed, the computer restarted,
and the USB cable connected ........................................................................................................................... 26
The central indicator light is blinking red .......................................................................................................... 26
Stereoscopic 3D is not working ......................................................................................................................... 26
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The image is vibrating ........................................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
No image appears on the screen ...................................................................................................................... 27
The cursor appears far from the tip of the bird ................................................................................................ 27
Position detection does not function correctly, or the bird or the glasses position is vibrating ...................... 27
I have accidentally plugged in the USB before installing the DVD .................................................................... 27
The bird's larger button remains pressed ......................................................................................................... 28
Looking at the image is tiring for the eye, or causes headache ........................................................................ 28
Notice .................................................................................................................................................................... 29
WEEE Warning ...................................................................................................................................................... 29
Trademarks ........................................................................................................................................................... 30
Copyright ............................................................................................................................................................... 30
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WELCOME
"YOU ARE CAPABLE OF MORE THAN WHAT YOU THINK"
The first time you wear your Lenoar3Do 3D glasses and hold the bird in your hand that functions as a 3D
mouse, you will have a feeling of wonder such as when a person first drives a car and feels control over the
power of the engine. As with the car, the experience is real: the control is yours, you have power over space.
This alone is a unique experience, but with Leonar3Do you are capable of much more.
Leonar3Do is the first complete and complex desktop VR equipment in the world. The notion of VR (virtual
reality) is different from the concept of common 3D displayed on the monitor level (e.g. in design programs
that are controllable only with a mouse) or even from the concept of stereoscopic 3D (movies, television
broadcasts). The main and most useful attribute of virtual reality is that you can place an object in a virtual
space in 'front' of the monitor space. The object stays where you put it, irrespective of your head movements.
You can then manipulate it as a real object with the ability to move, modify, color, dismantle or drop it. Almost
as you would in reality.
In order to make virtual reality available for everyday use as a new, interactive potential for creativity, we
wanted to provide users with a tool that meets the highest professional demands, but is still suitable for
anyone without any specific skills or background. So anyone can become a professional expert and enter the
rapidly expanding world of VR with Leonar3Do. You may be a teacher or a student. You may join from curiosity
or pleasure. You may be one of the first to try it, or you may get to it later. There is one thing you can be sure
of: you will become part of the culture of future, by making a reasonable profit from this culture in the present,
here and now.
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ABOUT THIS GUIDE
This guide describes how to install and operate the Leonar3Do hardware and software. The guide is for both
your comfort and safety. There is a full section containing usage tips and troubleshooting guidelines. Please
read through carefully the descriptions, warnings and regulations under the titles Important Safety Information
and Security Requirements.
You can register on our web site, where you can find regularly updated information and support
options: www.Leonar3Do.com.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Before you begin, please review the following minimum system requirements to ensure your PC meets the
hardware requirements necessary to enjoy the Leonar3Do experience.
Operating system: Microsoft® Windows® XP SP3; Windows® Vista™, Windows® 7
Intel® Core™ 2 Duo or AMD Athlon™ X2 CPU or larger
GPU: NVIDIA 8 series or ATI HD 2400 series or better
OpenGL 3.0 support
2 GB RAM or more
500 MB free hard disc space
DVD drive (for installation)
USB 2.0 port
WARNING: In case of connecting Leonar3Do into USB hub, you must use an active USB hub
(with power adapter).
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
The Leonar3Do interactive desktop VR equipment is designed to operate safely but this is only guaranteed
when installed and used in compliance with the product instructions and general safety practices. The
guidelines included in this document explain the potential risks associated with equipment operation and
provide important safety practices designed to minimize these risks.
By carefully following the information contained in this document, and the specific instructions provided with
your product, you can protect yourself from hazards and create a safer environment.
By carefully following the information contained in this document, and the specific instructions provided with
your product, you can protect yourself from hazards and create a safer environment. Always refer to the
documentation supplied with your equipment. Observe all warnings on the product and in the operating
instructions.
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WARNING: Failure to follow these safety instructions could result in fire, electric shock or other
injury or damage.
WARNING: Electrical equipment can be hazardous if misused. Operation of this product, or similar
products by children must always be supervised by an adult. Do not allow children access to the
interior of any electrical product and do not permit them to handle any cables.
SAFETY SYMBOLS
To reduce the risk of bodily injury, electric shock, fire, and damage to the equipment, observe the safety labels
included on the equipment.
SYMBOLS ON EQUIPMENT
Sign
Meaning
This symbol in conjunction with any of the following symbols indicates the presence of a potential
hazard. Potential injury may result if warnings are not observed.
This symbol indicates the presence of hazardous energy circuits or electric shock hazards. Refer all
servicing to qualified personnel.
WARNING: To reduce the risk of injury from electric shock hazards, do not open this enclosure. Refer
all maintenance, upgrades, and servicing to qualified personnel.
This symbol indicates the presence of electric shock hazards. The area contains no user or field
serviceable parts. Do not open for any reason.
WARNING: To reduce risk of injury from electric shock hazards, do not open this enclosure.
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GENERAL PRECAUTIONS
To reduce the risk of personal injury or damage to the equipment:
• Follow all precautions and instructions marked on the equipment. Do not attempt to defeat safety
interlocks (where provided).
• Do not bend, drop, crush, puncture, incinerate, or open any components.
• Do not perform installation, maintenance, or reconfiguration of this product during a storm.
• Never turn on the equipment when there is evidence of fire, water, or physical damage.
• The equipment is suitable for indoor use only, it must never be used outdoors.
• Place the product away from radiators, heat sources, stoves, amplifiers, or other appliances that
produce heat.
• Take care not to spill any food or liquid onto any components. In the event that the parts do get wet,
unplug all cables before cleaning. Allow the equipment to dry thoroughly before turning it on again.
• Never force a connector into a port. Check for obstructions in the port.
• Do not insert foreign objects into openings in the product.
• Do not make mechanical or electrical modifications to the equipment.
WARNING: The glasses contain sensitive components including glass lenses. Prevent damage by
making sure you do not drop, bend, or crush your glasses.
• If the product sustains damage requiring service, disconnect the equipment from the computer and
refer to the warranty for further instructions.
• Do not disassemble any components of your Leonar3Do under any circumstances. You run the risk of
electric shock and voiding the warranty.
• To clean the glasses or the sensors, use the lint-free cloth supplied as an optional accessory. Avoid
getting moisture in openings. Do not use window cleaners, household cleaners, aerosol sprays,
solvents, alcohol, ammonia, or abrasives.
• You may have to recalibrate the sensors after cleaning.
• Operating and storing the equipment or its parts outside the recommended temperature range can
lead to temporary or even permanent damage to the equipment.
• As with any electronic equipment, dispose of all components properly.
• Operating temperature: The recommended operating temperature range is 5 to 40 degrees C (41
degrees F to 104 degrees F).
• Storage temperature: The recommended storage temperature range is -10 to 70 degrees C (14
degrees F to 158 degrees F). Do not leave the equipment in your car, because temperatures in parked
cars can exceed this range.
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SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
It is also important to use Leonar3Do properly in the interest of your own health and safety.
Do not place Leonar3Do or any of its components into body orifices under any circumstances or for any
purpose!
Do not wear the glasses in any situations that require unimpaired visual perception. Do not wear the glasses as
sunglasses.
Under normal conditions, stereoscopic 3D viewing is safe for any duration that you would normally view your
display. However, some people may experience discomfort. To minimize the potential for experiencing visual
problems or any adverse symptoms:
Take the stereoscopic 3D medical test to verify your ability to see stereoscopic 3D images.
Maintain a distance no closer than 18 to 24 inches away from the display. Viewing from too close a
distance can strain your eyes.
Take regular breaks, at least 5 minutes after every hour of stereoscopic 3D viewing.
In the beginning, you may have to have your eyes accustomed to the perception of stereoscopic
images. At first, you should hold virtual objects close to the monitor level, and later, as your eyes
adjust to viewing stereoscopic content, you can increase the distance.
If you experience any of the following symptoms, discontinue use and contact your physician:
o nausea, dizziness or queasiness;
o headache or eyestrain;
o blurry vision;
o double vision that lasts longer than a few seconds.
Do not engage in any potentially hazardous activity (for example, driving a vehicle) until any symptoms have
completely passed.
If your symptoms persist, discontinue use and do not resume stereoscopic 3D viewing without discussing your
symptoms with a physician.
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EPILEPSY
WARNING:
IF YOU OR ANY MEMBER OF YOUR FAMILY HAS A HISTORY OF EPILEPSY, CONSULT A PHYSICIAN
BEFORE USING LEONAR3DO.
A small percentage of the population may experience epileptic seizures when viewing certain
types of TV images or video games that contain flashing patterns of light. The following people
should consult a physician before using Leonar3Do:
Children under 5 years of age.
Anyone with a history of epilepsy, or who has a family member with a history of epilepsy.
Anyone who has ever experienced epileptic seizures or sensory disturbances triggered by flashing
light effects.
WARNING:
SOME LIGHT PATTERNS MAY INDUCE SEIZURES IN PERSONS WITH NO PRIOR HISTORY OF EPILEPSY.
DISCONTINUE THE USE OF LEONAR3DO IF YOU EXPERIENCE ANY OF THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
WHILE VIEWING STEREOSCOPIC 3D IMAGES WITH LEONAR3DO:
Involuntary movements, eye or muscle twitching
Muscle cramps
Nausea, dizziness or queasiness
Convulsions
Disorientation, confusion, or loss of awareness of your surroundings
Do not engage in any potentially hazardous activity (for example, driving a vehicle) until any
symptoms have completely passed.
Do not resume the use of Leonar3Do until your symptoms persist and without discussing your
symptoms with a physician.
WARNING: Information and precautions for the safe use of Leonar3Do are also included in Operating
Instructions. Please read carefully and observe all safety instructions.
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UNPACKING THE EQUIPMENT
The most important hardware elements of Leonar3Do: a spatial input device with six degrees of freedom (the
'bird'), 3D glasses and sensors that can be put on the top of the monitor. The bird operates in six degrees of
freedom, which means that you can not only move the individual objects or the whole space, but also rotate
them. 3D glasses let you perceive the stereoscopic image displayed on the monitor as three-dimensional
reality. The sensors continuously track the position of both the bird and the glasses, and send information
through the central unit to the Leonar3Do system software. The applications generate, manage and display in
space the virtual reality created in accordance with the data processed.
Prior to unpacking your new Leonar3Do box, it is a good idea to make sure you meet all the system
requirements for a smooth installation. Be sure to inspect each piece of equipment shipped in the packing box.
If anything is missing or damaged, contact your retailer.
WHAT IS IN THE BOX
The following parts and assemblies are included in the Leonar3Do box.
Bird
The bird plays the same role in the space as the traditional mouse on a flat surface.
There is a major difference, however: while using the mouse you work in some
distance from the location of the actual operation of the cursor, the bird operates
exactly where its cursor is, just like a real tool, a brush, a chisel, or a modeling tool. It
also provides the familiar clicking functions of the mouse. The bird operates in six
degrees of freedom, which means that you can not only move the individual objects or
the whole space, but also rotate them.
Glasses
The glasses are used to view the Leonar3Do compatible software in stereoscopic 3D.
By detecting the position of eye-glasses, it is possible to project the two different
pictures for each eye, precisely according to the actual position of our eyes. This
results in a strikingly realistic illusion of space.
Sensors
The sensors provide the currently running software with continuous information
about the spatial positions of the bird and the glasses. Their viewing angle of 120
degrees lets them track the position switches of the glasses and the bird in front of the
monitor. The information provided by the three sensors are summarized and
transmitted by the cable hub that can be fixed onto the back of the monitor.
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Leonar3Do Central Unit
The central unit receives the data provided by the bird, the glasses and the sensors
through its connectors, forwards them to the computer, and allows for the bi-
directional communication.
Sensor hub
Collects and distributes the data transmitted from the sensors to the central unit
through connected cables.
Sensor cables
Three short cables for connecting the sensors and the sensor hub, and one longer
cable for connecting the sensor hub and the central unit.
WARNING: NEVER REPLACE THEM WITH ANY OTHER CABLES!
USB cable
Connects the central unit to the computer.
WARNING: DO NOT CONNECT LEONAR3DO TO THE COMPUTER BEFORE INSTALLING
THE DVD!
Accessories
Spare self-adhesive bases for the sensors
A measuring tape
Special wiping-cloth for cleaning the glasses and the sensors
Leonar3Do Software and Operating Instructions DVD
Contains Leonar3Do driver, Leonar3Do applications, sample files and this User Guide.
You can download the Software Development Kit (SDK) from 3D for All’s website:
www.Leonar3Do.com.
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Printed documents
Leonar3Do User Guide
LeoWorld User Guide
Warranty (Must be written out by the retailer!)
BIRD
RECOMMENDED HAND POSTURES
We recommend to hold the device as you would
hold a pencil. The exact hand posture may differ
person to person. The bird is ergonomically
designed to be conveniently used in either the right
or left hand, and to recognize even the slightest
finger movement. It is important that you hold it
comfortably, and that you can reach both the large
and the small buttons with your index finger or
your thumb.
Make sure not to cover the LEDs on the extensions
of the bird.
It is a good idea to put your elbow on the desk or
otherwise prop up your hand to avoid fatigue. If
you feel tired, have a break.
Do not fail with the bird, otherwise its extensions
could hit something, or cause injury.
WARNING: When using the device, you may not always have proper sense of the surface of the
monitor. Be careful not to hit the monitor with the bird.
BUTTONS AND VIBRATING ENGINE
The bird has a large button (1) and a small button (2). The small button has two
positions, like that of a typical mouse: either pressed or released. The large button
also detects the extent to which it is pressed. Inside the bird there is a vibrating
engine by which applications simulate a sense of touch within the virtual space.
The engine also vibrates when you press the large button, so you can feel when it
turns active. Button functions may change depending on software.
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WARNING:
This product includes infrared light-emitting diodes for transmitting signals from the bird and
glasses to the sensors. Observe the following precautions while the infrared device is transmitting:
Do not stare or look closely into the bird's LEDs located at the end of its extensions, or
into the glass frame, as there are also some LEDs placed behind its cover.
Do not view directly into the LEDs with optical instruments (e.g. with a magnifier).
No parts in the device may be serviced by the user.
GLASSES
WARNING: The glasses are not prescription eye wear, sunglasses, nor protective goggles.
Do not use the glasses for any general eye wear purposes (for driving, reading, protection
from sunlight or ultraviolet light, etc.). These glasses have been developed to be used
solely with Leonar3Do, it cannot be used with any other equipment or for any other
purpose. To avoid eyestrain and drying or tearing of the eye, and other inconveniences, it
is recommended to observe the resting time determined for workplaces with normal
monitors — but it should be at least 5 minutes per hour.
There are infrared LEDs within the frame of the glasses. When using the glasses, do not cover the frame,
otherwise the sensors cannot detect the position of the glasses.
Warning: The Leonar3Do glasses are ergonomically designed for comfort for those who wear glasses as well.
Users can wear the Leonar3Do 3D glasses together with normal corrective glasses in order to properly enjoy
virtual reality and avoid eye strain.
SENSORS
In the package, you can find the sensors assembled. The shape of the arms determines which of the arms will
go on the right, on the left and in the center. At the bottom of the arms you can find clamp joints. These are
not interchangeable. After attaching them, follow the steps below.
The sensors must be cabled together with the cable hub according to the color codes.
The angle of the sensors should only be changed if you cannot fix the base horizontally onto the top of
the monitor.
If the sensors are moved for some reason, they must be recalibrated.
Avoid getting stains or fingerprints on the sensor windows, as it could interfere with position
detection.
The sensors can be sensitive to vibrating or too bright light. This may lead to the vibration of the
position of the glasses or the bird. In this case, Leonar3Do system software indicates this vibration
under the Sensors tab after installation.
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Locate your monitor where there is as little light as possible coming from the window or other bright
sources of light.
Vibrating sources of light may cause interference. You may want to replace them, since they are
harmful to your eyes anyway, but while using Leonar3Do, you should always turn them off.
When shipping, you should always unfix the sensors from the monitor.
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LEONAR3DO CENTRAL UNIT
WARNING: Do not connect Leonar3Do to the computer before installing the DVD! The central unit, therefore
the Leonar3Do equipment itself should only be turned on after all parts are assembled, and the central unit
is connected to the computer by the USB cable.
The central unit has the following displays and connection ports:
1. Central indicator LED:
a) off: USB is not connected, or the computer
is turned off;
b) red: USB is connected, but there is no
connection with the system software;
c) red and blinking: connection is active, but
there is some operation problem — you
should check the system software for
details;
d) red and green, blinking alternately:
waiting for calibration at the first startup;
e) green: ready for use;
f) green and blinking: in use.
2. Glasses indicator LED: it indicates during use
whether the sensors detect the glasses.
3. Glasses connection port
4. Bird connection port
5. Bird indicator LED: it indicates during use whether
the sensors detect the bird.
6. Sensor connection port: connects to the sensor
hub.
7. USB connection port
WARNING: DO NOT CONNECT THE USB
BEFORE INSTALLING THE DVD!
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INSTALLATION AND STARTUP
WARNING:
Do not connect Leonar3Do before installing the DVD!
SYSTEM SOFTWARE AND DRIVER INSTALLATION
1. Insert Leonar3Do DVD into your DVD drive.
If the Autorun window does not appear, start the autorun.exe file from the DVD.
2. Install Leonar3Do.
Click Leonar3Do, and then click Install Leonar3Do.
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ASSEMBLING LEONAR3DO
4. When installation finishes, turn off the computer, and connect hardware components as described
below.
5. Fix and connect the sensors.
WARNING: The top of the monitor must be totally clean. Any contamination, fat or chemical can
cause the sensors falling down. Even the surface of the brand new monitors can contain chemicals
that can weaken the adherence.
a. Remove the protective foils from the self-
adhesive bars on the sensor bases.
b. Attach the sensors to the top of the monitor (see
picture).
c. Remove the protective foil from the self-
adhesive bars on the back of the sensor hub,
and fix the sensor hub to the back of the
monitor.
d. Connect the sensor cables according to the color
codes.
You can remove the sensors from
the base, so you can easily carry the
monitor without damaging the
sensors.
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6. Connect the components after plugged together the monitor and computer.
a. Connect the glasses to the Leonar3Do central unit.
b. Connect the sensor hub to the Leonar3Do central unit using the longer sensor cable.
(Connect the sensors to the sensor hub as described earlier.)
c. Connect the Leonar3Do central unit to the computer using the USB cable.
d. Connect the bird to the Leonar3Do central unit.
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7. Enter the product key to activate the product.
The product key is given when purchased this product.
8. Turn on the computer.
After you turn on your computer, the Leonar3Do system software automatically starts, a window with
the following warning will display in red: "NO CONNECTION WITH THE HARDWARE!"
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