M400 & M4000

The M400 and M4000's external battery has three status LED that will indicate the remaining capacity of the battery. While in use, the button on the battery pod may be pressed to enable the lights. They will indicate the capacity based on the brea...

The M400 can detect the correct time from a NTP server, from an MDM, via ADB, or by using a DHCP server. Please see this article for further details. DHCP Options

The M400 can have its time zone set during the First Time User Experience, automatically by the OS, via an MDM and by configuring a DHCP server. For more details please see this article. DHCP Options

the M400 also allows the location to be sent by the local Wi-Fi network as part of the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) negotiation. Please see this article for further details. DHCP Options

In order to install an app with a paid subscription onto your device you will need an app store account with your device registered to that account. If that is already setup you will just need to purchase the subscription using that account and the ...

If you selected the wrong language by mistake, you can easily update it in device settings. Open Settings on the device Select the second option from the bottom with the ‘i’ symbol Select the first option in the Menu with the globe ...

If your display has been damaged, please follow this instruction document to replace it with a spare waveguide display: M4000_Waveguide_Replacement_Instructions.pdf

Yes, there is a system setting found in Settings > System > Languages & input called Invert Touchpad X Axis that will allow you to select which way you would like the x axis to react.

The speech command engine includes a Pronunciation tolerance adjustment found in Settings > System > Languages & input > Speech commands. The adjustment may also be reached by saying "Hello Vuzix, speech settings". This slider allow...

For most users, the simplest way to connect the M-Series Smart Glasses to a WiFi network is by generating a QR code using your computer or smartphone and scanning it on your device. Vuzix provides a browser-based tool to generate such a QR code on ...

Vuzix View its an official Vuzix product that allow you to view and control your Vuzix Devices from your PC or Mac. As a Vuzix Product it has been tested and signed as an application from Vuzix Corporation. But depending on the level of securit...

For ease of use, the M-Series Smart Glasses offer multiple modes of interaction, including buttons, touchpad, and voice commands. For details on M-Series Smart Glasses button behavior, refer to the M-Series Smart Glasses Quick Start Guide, availab...

Yes, the M-Series Smart Glasses Speech Recognition engine includes a set of basic navigation and control commands by default. These commands are globally accessible on the M-Series Smart Glasses while the recognizer is enabled. To enable, go to th...

Yes, we have a number of options for those who require prescription eyewear. By default, the M-Series Smart Glasses ship with our lens-less frames which are designed to fit over the majority of eyeglass frames. In addition, the safety frames includ...

The easiest way to install applications on the M-Series Smart Glasses is to connect the device to Wi-Fi and manage the applications from the Vuzix App Store . Once you have a valid account, simply click on My Account then My Devices and follo...

Once configured, applications should install to the device automatically. There are a few possible reasons why this might not occur. Network Connectivity Before troubleshooting the App Store connection, please verify the M-Series Glasses have a...

The preferred method of updating your M-Series Smart Glasses is via the included OTA (Over The Air) update mechanism, which will require the M-Series Smart Glasses to be connected to a stable WiFi network with internet access. Make sure your M-Ser...

The settings for the M-Series Smart Glasses OTA update notifications mechanism can be found in the Settings application under System > OTA System Update > OTA Monitor Action. This feature has four modes, each will be described below; Disabl...

In order to transfer files from the M400 and M4000 Smart Glasses via USB, you will first need to change the USB mode in Settings. This can be accessed in Settings > Connected Devices > USB to bring up the menu. From there, select the mode for ...

No, the M-Series Smart Glasses do not support the Play Store or other Google Mobile Services (GMS) not covered by the Android Open Source license. Vuzix hosts an alternative App Store that supports content developed specifically for the M-Seri...

For information on developing applications intended to run on the M-Series Smart Glasses, please register as a developer on our site and reference the available documentation. If you have any questions relating to development on the M-Series S...

Normally, applications are installed from our App Store. However, if you have downloaded an .apk file to your computer, you can install it via a USB connection. There are a few mechanisms for this. Without Additional Software Disconnect the b...

The majority of Android applications are designed exclusively for touchscreen-based devices. M-Series Smart Glasses use a very different user interface and interaction model compared to traditional Android phones and tablets, and rely heavily upon f...

Yes, the M400 and M4000 has the ability to cast to a Miracast compatible device. To enable this feature, navigate to Settings > Connected devices > Cast, and use the dropdown menu to select "Enable wireless display". This will automatically ...