Epson Moverio BT-100

Allez où vous voulez
Grâce aux verres transparents et à la connexion Wi-Fi, mettez à jour vos comptes sur les réseaux sociaux, recevez les actualités du moment et regardez des vidéos en ligne tout en restant en contact avec votre environnement extérieur.

Un large choix de divertissement
Avec la plateforme Android™ 2.2 et la carte mémoire SD 4 Go, vous bénéficiez d'un large choix de contenus, tels que les vidéos MPEG 4 et H.264, à regarder où vous voulez.

Des expériences sur grand écran
Profitez d'images grand écran équivalentes à un écran de 320 pouces installé à 20 mètres. Profitez également d'une résolution QHD, semblable à celle d'un quart de Full HD.

Des commandes à portée de main
La télécommande de la taille d'un smartphone de l'Epson Moverio BT-100, équipée d'un pavé tactile, vous permet de naviguer sans effort dans les menus et de trouver exactement ce que vous cherchez. Il s'agit là d'une alternative main-libre parfaite aux smartphones compacts et aux écrans des tablettes

Caractéristiques principales
Loisirs mobiles privés:
Lunettes vidéo transparentes
Navigation sur internet:
Plateforme Android™ 2.2 et Wi-Fi
Large variété de contenus:
Contenu MP3, MPEG 4 et 3D
Mémoire étendue:
Carte SD 4 Go incluse (jusqu'à 32 Go en option)
L'expérience du grand écran:
Résolution QHD, semblable à un écran de 320 pouces installé à 20 mètres
Convivial:
Menu de navigation intuitif

Head Set

• Perceived Image Size:  80" at 16.4 feet (5m)1
• Resolution:  960 x 540 pixels (qHD)
• Pixel Number:  518,400 dots (960 x 540 x 3)
• Micro-Projection Optical Engine: 0.52" Poli-silicon TFT active Matrix Color LCD
• LED light source
• Aspect Ratio:  16:9
• Field of View:  23 degrees
• Color Depth:  24-bit color (16.77 million colors)
• Refresh Rate:  60 Hz (NTSC, Android)
• Transparency (of light guide):  up to 70% maximum
• Lens Shade:  Removable

• Sound Output:  1.5mW / 16 ohm (2.5mm Mono x 2)
• Virtual Surround Sound:  Dolby® Mobile

• Dimensions (D x W x H):  7.0" x 8.1" x 1.9" (178mm x 205mm x 47mm)
• Weight:

  -without lens shade: 7.76 oz (220g)
  -with lens shade: 8.47 oz (240g)

Controler

• Device Operating System:  Android 2.2

• Keys: -Power on / off    

           -Home
            -Menu
            -Back
            -2D / 3 D
            -Brightness
            -Volume
            -Key pad lock switch
            -Directional (Left / Right / Up / Down)
            -Select (Enter)

• Track Pad: Capacitive Single touch

• File Formats Supported:

            -Video
                 MPEG4
                 H.264
             -Audio
                 AAC
                 MP3

• Adobe® Flash® Version:  Version 11

• Internal User Memory:  1GB

• External Memory:

            -microSD (2GB maximum)
             -microSDHC (32GB maximum)

• Connectivity:

            -USB: microUSB
             -Wireless: IEEE 802.11b/g/n2

• System Requirements (USB Connectivity Mode):

    Windows 7® (32-bit, 64-bit)
     Windows Vista® (32-bit, 64-bit)
     Windows XP (SP3)
     Mac OS® 10.5.x, 10.6.x, 10.7.x

• Head Phone Jack:  3.5mm

• Battery:

     -Life: about 5.8 hours3
      -Type: Lithium-Polymer 2530mAh

• Power Requirements:

     -AC Adapter
          Rated Voltage: 100-240V AC ±10%
          Rated Frequency: 50-60 Hz
      -Via microUSB Terminal: 5V 700mA

• Dimensions (D x W x H):  4.21" x 2.64" x 0.75" (107mm x 67mm x 19mm)

• Weight:  5.82 oz (165g)
  

 
  CPU : renesas emma mobile/ev 2 x2 (Possible to overclock to 800M)

 Plus d'infos ici.

 GPU : PowerVR SGX 530(single core gpu)

 RAM : 512 mb

Epson Moverio BT-100 USB Configuration Document
5/13/2013
 
Moverio BT-100 Android Application Development.
 
Without proper configuration, the Epson Moverio BT-100 will connect to your computer as a Mass Storage device.  If you would like connect the Android SDK to the Epson Moverio BT-100, you must install the USB ADB driver by following the steps below.  This document covers the following computing environments:
- Macintosh and Linux
- Windows XP, Windows 7 and Windows 8
 
1. Setup Moverio USB Debugging mode
 A. Start “Settings” App.
 B. Check mark “Settings > Applications > Development > USB Debugging”.
 C. You may need to reboot Moverio BT-100.
 
2. Install Android SDK by following the instructions on developer.android.com and refer to http://developer.android.com/sdk/o [...] lingDriver
 
 
 
Macintosh or Linux:
 
1. Setup Vendor ID in ADB
1) Add vendor ID in ~usr/.android/adb_usb.ini
  # ANDROID 3RD PARTY USB VENDOR ID LIST -- DO NOT EDIT.
  # USE 'android update adb' TO GENERATE.
  # 1 USB VENDOR ID PER LINE.
  0x04B8
 
2. Testing BT-100 adb USB driver
A. Bring up command prompt.
B. Type adb kill-server then enter.
C. Type adb devices then enter.
D. You should see BT-100 as one of the devices.
 
 
 
 
 
Windows XP, 7 & 8:
1. Set up for USB Driver
 1) Add following 2 lines in [Google.NTx86] and [Google.NTamd64] sections in <android-sdks>\extras\google\usb_driver\android_winusb.inf  
 
 
 ;EPSON BT-100
 %SingleAdbInterface%         = USB_Install, USB\VID_04B8&PID_0C04
 %CompositeAdbInterface%     = USB_Install, USB\VID_04B8&PID_0C04&MI_01
 
 2) Setup Vendor ID in ADB
  a) Execute <sdk>\tools\android.bat with argument “update adb” to create [C:\Documents and Settings\[username]\.android\adb_usb.ini].
  b)  Add vendor ID
  # ANDROID 3RD PARTY USB VENDOR ID LIST -- DO NOT EDIT.
  # USE 'android update adb' TO GENERATE.
  # 1 USB VENDOR ID PER LINE.
  0x04B8
 
Windows 7 & 8:
1. Install USB Driver
   
  A. Connect USB cable to BT-100.
  B. Do not turn on Storage mode from BT-100.
  C. From the computer, go to Devices and Printers.
  D. Double click on BT1.
  E. Go to Hardware tab.
  F. If it has BT1 and USB Composite Device as the following picture, then continue with the following step I.  
  G. If it doesn’t has BT1 as the following picture, unplug BT-100, reboot it and make sure “Settings > Applications > Development > USB Debugging” has been checkmark.  
  H. Re-plug in gain, if it has BT1 and USB Composite Device as the following picture, then continue with the following steps, otherwise, please go to step P.
  I. Select BT1 with yellow exclamation mark, and then click on Properties.  
  J. At General tab, click Change settings.
  K. Go to General tab, and then click Update Driver….
  L. Select Browse my computer for driver software ~ Locate and install driver software manually.
  M. Select Browse …, and select android-sdks\extras\google\usb_driver folder.
  N. When Windows Security prompt appears, select Install this driver software anyway.
  O. You are completed. BT1 Properties should show like the following picture, you could go to Setup Moverio BT-100 USB Debugging mode step.
  P. From Step H if BT1 Properties shows like the following picture, select USB Mass Storage Device, and then click on Properties.
  Q. At General tab, click Change settings.
  R. Go to General tab, and then click Update Driver….
  S. Select Browse my computer for driver software ~ Locate and install driver software manually.
  T. Select Browse …, and select <android-sdks>\extras\google\usb_driver folder.
  U. Select Android ADB Interface(not USB Mass Storage Device), when Windows Security prompt appears, select Install this driver software anyway.
  V. System will find the appropriate Android ADB Interface for BT-100 and install the driver for it.
  W. Now, BT1 Properties would show the following picture,
  X. Android ADB Interface is not a correct driver; BT-100 needs the Android Composite ADB Interface driver.  Click on Properties.
  Y. At General tab, click Change settings.
  Z. Go to Deriver tab, and then click Uninstall, do not check the selection for Delete the driver software for this device.
  AA. Unplug BT-100 USB cable
  BB. Re-plug in USB cable again, system should find the correct driver for it, and it will show like this:
  CC. If not, please go back to step 3 and follow the procedures.  It will install the correct Android ADB Composite Interface driver.
 
2. Testing BT-100 adb USB driver
   
  A.    Bring up command prompt.
  B. Type adb kill-server then enter.
  C. Type adb devices then enter.
  D. You should see BT-100 as one of the devices.
 
Windows XP:
 
1. Install USB Driver
 
  A. Power on and connect BT-100 to PC through USB port. Windows will detect the device and launch the Hardware Update Wizard.
  B. Select Install from a list or specific location and click Next.
  C. Select Search for the best driver in these locations; un-check Search removable media; and check Include this location in the search.
  D. Click Browse and locate the USB driver folder. <sdk>\extras\google\usb_driver\
  E. Click Next to install the driver.
 
2. Testing BT-100 adb USB driver
   
A. Bring up command prompt.
  B. Type adb kill-server then enter.
  C. Type adb devices then enter.
  D. You should see BT-100 as one of the devices.
 
Note: Once the ADB Driver has been successfully installed, even if the driver is then uninstalled the next time a Moverio BT-100 is connected to the development system,
 it will show ADB driver installed – instead of defaulting to mass storage driver.

Hi,
As I mentioned sending you the kernel will be insufficient to develop Android application programs
Epson does not send out the BT-100 ROM.  
We recommend staying within the Android development environment.
Regards,
Ray