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3.5 Magnetic Field Warning
This eye tracker contains magnets. Magnetic fields may interfere with the
function of cardiac pacemakers and implantable cardioverter defibrillators.
Maintain a minimum distance of 6 inches (15 cm) between the eye tracker and
your heart device.
3.6 Child Safety
An eye tracker is an advanced computer system and electronic device. As such,
it is composed of numerous separate, assembled parts. In the hands of a child,
some of these parts can become separated from the device, presenting a
potential choking hazard or other danger to the child.
Young children should not have access to, nor use of the device or its accessories
without parental or guardian supervision.
3.7 Electricity
Do not open the casing of the eye tracker, as doing so could expose you to
potentially hazardous electrical voltage. The device contains no user-serviceable
parts. Non-compliance will result in loss of warranty! Contact Tobii Customer
Care if your eye tracker is not working properly.
3.8 Environment
This eye tracker is designed for use in dry indoor environments. Avoid any
exposure to direct sunlight as this will affect eye tracking quality and longer
exposure can overheat the equipment. Avoid exposure to any liquids, gels,
moisture, rain, sweat or other damp materials and environments. Do not use the
eye tracker near water – the device is not water resistant. Keep the eye tracker in
a clean and dust free environment. When using the equipment take adequate
precautions against dust and dirt. Do not place or use the equipment in places
that are subject to extreme temperatures and humidity, such as on top of and or
near a heating element, in a hot or damp room, or in a hot automobile.
3.9 Electricity
Only use accessories provided by or approved by Tobii AB.
3.10 Third party
Use of a Tobii eye tracker beyond its intended use or together with third-party
software or hardware that changes the intended use is a risk. Tobii AB does not
take any responsibility for the consequences of such use.
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