Watch out for reflective frames on glasses and droopy eyelids or long lashes (try moving the screen higher to encourage the eyes to open more. When you are happy with the calibration, select and the user will now be saved. “ok” To change to a different user profile: select the name from the drop-down bar in the top right hand corner and then select “ok”. Make sure you are always using the correct user profile for the individual and always check the track status position as the and the arrow on the right hand side two “eyes” should be centrally positioned. If you are using the Grid 2 for eye-gaze activities: Open the Grid 2 software and select your grid bundle. Check the user settings within the Grid2: Select on the top menu bar. “Edit” Select “user settings”. Select “input settings” Select “eye-gaze” Select “MyTobii” On the left hand side, go to you can select the dwell time and “selection”: here whether the pupil is using one or two eyes. The length of dwell time: The dwell time can be adjusted according to the user’s control and familiarity with the grid set. Initially a user may need a shorter dwell time as it is quite hard for some users to hold their gaze for more than a second on a cell. When you are happy with the click on “Selection” “ok”. Now the activity in the Grid 2 can be used! If you are using an activity that as Look2Learn needs “Windows Control” such or EyeFX: Double click on the icon . “gaze interaction” Select on the left hand side. “Windows Control” Check that is selected. “mouse emulation” Adjust the mouse speed to a reasonably quick speed (such as 75) if the pupil is using games. Select ok. There is also a gaze interaction icon that can be found at the bottom of the screen on the right hand side in the task bar: If you right click on this you can check that is enabled and disable “Windows control” it easily if you need to change back to an activity in the Grid 2.
Watch out for reflective frames on glasses and droopy eyelids or long lashes (try moving the screen higher to encourage the eyes to open more. When you are happy with the calibration, select “ok” and the user will now be saved. To change to a different user profile: select the name from the drop-down bar in the top right hand corner and then select “ok”. Make sure you are always using the correct user profile for the individual and always check the track status position as the two “eyes” and the arrow on the right hand side should be centrally positioned. If you are using the Grid 2 for eye-gaze activities: Open the Grid 2 software and select your grid bundle. Check the user settings within the Grid2: Select “Edit” on the top menu bar. Select “user settings”. Select “input settings” Select “eye-gaze” Select “MyTobii” On the left hand side, go to “selection”: here you can select the dwell time and whether the pupil is using one or two eyes. The length of dwell time: The dwell time can be adjusted according to the user’s control and familiarity with the grid set. Initially a user may need a shorter dwell time as it is quite hard for some users to hold their gaze for more than a second on a cell. When you are happy with the “Selection” click on “ok”. Now the activity in the Grid 2 can be used! If you are using an activity that needs “Windows Control” such as Look2Learn or EyeFX: Double click on the “gaze interaction” icon . Select “Windows Control” on the left hand side. Check that “mouse emulation” is selected. Adjust the mouse speed to a reasonably quick speed (such as 75) if the pupil is using games. Select ok. There is also a gaze interaction icon that can be found at the bottom of the screen on the right hand side in the task bar: If you right click on this you can check that “Windows control” is enabled and disable it easily if you need to change back to an activity in the Grid 2.
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