The Epson Moverio BT-300 is a pair of smart glasses connected to an Android controller. The glasses produce a digital display that can be seen through the glasses in front of the wearer’s field of view. The key application for the BT-300 is as a First-Person View (FPV) accessory for DJI drones but the product can also be used to enjoy digital content in a large-screen format, hands-free, anytime, anywhere.

The BT-300 is a consumer product designed for personal use. It has a more slim and lightweight design.

The BT-350 is a commercial product designed for use in visitor attractions and other commercial environments. The headset is made from a double-layered magnesium chassis and features an adjustable headset for use by multiple users.

The BT-300 is a consumer product designed for personal use. It has a slim and lightweight design and uses Epson’s latest Si-OLED display which provides a high contrast ratio for transparent blacks. It also has a 720p HD display and vibrant colour reproduction.

The BT-2000 and BT-2200 are industrial products designed to be rugged and durable. These devices have an IP54 rating for dustproofing and water resistance. The product is typically used for specialist remote assistance applications. The Pro BT-2000 and BT-2200 models also feature a ruggedised controller with hot-swappable batteries for continuous use.

Yes, the BT-300 is designed to fit around glasses. Customers are advised to try the standard and over-the-glasses (OTG) nose pads provided in the box for best fit. Some larger-framed glasses may be more difficult to use with the BT-300.

An inner frame is also provided in the BT-300 box and allows customers to get a prescription insert made for the BT-300 for the best experience.

The most popular application for the BT-300 is as a First Person View (FPV) drone piloting accessory for DJI drones. The product displays the drone flight data and video feed directly in front of the wearer’s eyes whilst still being transparent so the wearer can see their drone flying (it maintains visual line of sight).

The BT-300 can also be used to enjoy digital content that is loaded onto the device storage or via the Internet/installed apps.

The BT-300 supports 3D content in a side-by-side format.

If the customer is connected to a wireless network or tethered to a mobile phone, they can surf the internet.

The BT-300 is also the ideal device for compatible Augmented Reality (AR) applications.

The BT-300 glasses display a digital screen in front of the wearers field of view but as the glasses are transparent/see-through, the wearer can still view their surroundings. The transparency of the display can be adjusted using the brightness settings on the BT-300 or using the dark shade that is provided with the product.

Much like a pair of glasses, the BT-300 can be used whether you are sitting, standing, lying down etc.

It is possible to use the BT-300 anywhere. However, do not use it in an environment where operation cannot be guaranteed (such as in a wet environment) or in a place where it is prohibited by law.

For your safety, please read the user's guide carefully to use the product correctly.

Si-OLED stands for Silicon OLED and is a display technology developed by EPSON for use in the Moverio BT-300. It has a high brightness, high contrast (100,000:1), high resolution (720p), and good colour reproduction.

The display on the BT-300 fills approximately 23 degrees of the wearer’s field of view. This means it is the same as viewing a 40 inch display from a distance of 2.5 meters away or a 320 inch display from 20 meters away.

The Moverio BT-300 is compatible with DJI drones and everything you need is in the box. For the best experience, we recommend that you also purchase the BT-300 Universal Controller Mount (V12H915W01) which allows you to attach your Moverio controller to your drone controller like a smartphone.

There are many apps on the Moverio Apps Market for drone users and we recommend they explore this.

The set-up process for using the DJI apps with a DJI drone is below:

1. Turn the BT-300 on and connect to a Wi-Fi network
2. Make sure the BT-300 has the latest firmware installed. Apps > Settings > About device > System updates
3. Create a Moverio Apps Market account via the pre-installed app or using a PC on our website. https://moverio.epson.com/jsp/pc/pc_login.jsp
4. Download and install the DJI GO or DJI GO 4 apps from the Moverio Apps Market.
5. Turn on your DJI drone and DJI controller. Remove any cables connected to your DJI controller and connect the BT-300 handset to your DJI controller using the micro USB cable provided.
6. Open the DJI GO or DJI GO 4 app (if prompted, select ‘Just Once’) and select ‘Go Fly’.
7. You are now ready to fly!

The Moverio BT-300 supports the DJI Go mobile apps so any drones supported by the smartphone apps will work with the Moverio BT-300. Please just be cautious when new DJI products are launched because it may take some time for the latest app to be available on the Moverio Apps Market.

Other drone manufacturers are not currently supported. If the customer’s drone can output a video feed via HMDI or USB Type-C (generally professional drones), the BT-35E can be used.

The Moverio BT-300 allows you to adjust the brightness of the display. In addition, it is sold with medium and dark shades that can be attached to the glasses. The shades allow the glasses to be used in all brightness conditions.

Yes, the BT-300 is compact and battery powered.

When the battery is charged fully, the battery will last for up to six hours depending on the usage (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, connectivity etc.)

To fully charge the battery takes around 5 hours.

A. Yes. However, if the battery is low, it is recommended that you charge it to a significant percentage before usage.

No. The BT-300 uses the built-in rechargeable battery only. If this is defective, please contact Epson customer service.

Please check the laws and regulations within your home country and the country that you plan to visit before bringing the BT-300 into the country.

Voice recognition is only supported when using additional applications that support voice control.

The BT-300 can be shut down using the power button on the top of the controller or the display can be switched off quickly using Sleep Mode. To activate Sleep Mode, press the power button on the controller once. Press it again to re-activate the BT-300.

The BT-300 also has a ‘Tap to mute’ function that can be activated in the device settings. This allows you to tap the headset to turn off the display (see user manual for more information).

16 GB. Approximately 10GB is available for user storage.

It also supports micro SD cards up to 32 GB via the micro SD card slot.

Glasses - Approximately 69g (without shade and cables)

Controller - Approximately 129g

Headphones with a 3.5 mm jack can be used. Bluetooth headphones can also be used.

However, if the impedance of earphone is extremely high, the volume of BT-300 may be low. (Recommendation:16~32Ω)

No. The BT-300 optics are fixed but are designed to be suitable for almost all users.

No the product is not pre-owned. The Moverio BT-300 box is sealed as part of the manufacturing process but on occasion it needs to be opened to change what plug is in the box or to add new accessories. Side note to internal staff: there was a recent rework to a large batch of Moverio BT-300 units to add the dark shade as a standard accessory. If the packaging has a circular Epson branded sticker on it, this is why. This can be explained to customers if required.

Current resellers include:

• Amazon: UK, France, Germany, Italy and Spain
• WEX (UK): www.wexphotovideo.com
• Jessops (UK): www.jessops.com
• Drones Direct (UK): www.dronesdirect.co.uk
• Fnac (France): www.fnac.com
• Boulanger (France): www.boulanger.com

More coming soon…

You can power down the BT-300 or put it in Sleep Mode using the controller.

The screen display can also be turned on or off by tapping the headset.

• BT-300 Universal Controller mount: V12H915W01
• OTG (over the glasses) Nose Pad: 7110571
• Standard Nose Pad: 7110570
• Earphones: 7111272

Please visit your local Epson site for prices:

It is not possible to use the BT-300 as a mobile phone because BT-300 is not a standalone mobile phone and does not have a SIM card.

Neither Skype nor Line can be used with the BT-300 because there is currently no optimised version of these applications.

There is no SMS application for the BT-300.

It can be used for email in Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) environments with an existing email account.

The BT-300 can be used with games downloaded from the Moverio Apps Market. Side-loading gaming apps is possible, but we cannot guarantee the safety or compatibility of side loaded applications – do at own risk.

Yes, you can listen to music from the Internet or a micro SD card. You can listen to WAV, MP3 or AAC files.

BT-300 does not have an aerial and does not support live TV by itself. Third party applications can be used to stream TV services but the safety and compatibility of third party applications cannot be guaranteed – do at own risk.

Users can enjoy movie content that is stored on the device or MicroSD card, or by connecting BT-300 video equipment that supports Miracast. It is also possible to stream video content through the Internet or third part apps but the safety and compatibility of third party applications cannot be guaranteed – do at own risk.

If the movie contents support the side-by-side format, you can watch the 3D movies as well.

The BT-300 supports 3D content in a side-by-side format. If there is a difference between the strength of your eyesight in your left and right eyes, you may not be able to view 3D images correctly.

The BT-300 supports operation in temperatures of 5 to 35 ℃ (41 °F to 95 °F) and with a humidity of 20% to 80%. It cannot be used in environments outside these ranges.

Do not use in dangerous environments. BT-300 is not water proof. Do not use it in the bath or pool or in the rain or wet environments.

It is recommended that the product is stored in temperatures between -10 °C and 60 °C (14 °F and 140 °F), with 10% to 90% humidity (unfrozen).

Please refer to safety instructions in Moverio BT-300 user guide.

BT-300 is not waterproof.

While wearing the BT-300, users can see both the image being displayed and the things in their surrounding environment, due to the see-through functionality. So, other tasks can be performed.

However, great caution must be taken. Please refrain from using the BT-300 in a potentially dangerous or hazardous environment or situation.

Please refer to safety instructions in Moverio BT-300 user guide.

While wearing the BT-300, users can see both the image being displayed and the things in their surrounding environment, due to the see-through functionality.

So, they can walk around while using it. However, great caution must be taken. Please refrain from using the BT-300 in a potentially dangerous or hazardous environment or situation.

Please refer to safety instructions in Moverio BT-300 user guide.

No. It is prohibited for safety and visibility reasons. Please refer to safety instructions in Moverio BT-300 user guide.

Always take periodic breaks when this product. Long periods of use may result in eye fatigue.

If you feel fatigued or uncomfortable even after taking a break, stop viewing immediately.

Please refer to safety instructions in Moverio BT-300 user guide.

Heat generation from the BT-300 headset is minimal; it is designed so that any part of the BT-300 that generates heat should not touch the human body directly. The BT-300 controller may generate heat during intensive usage (in the same way as a smartphone or tablet would). The BT-300 will power off if it overheats but please stop using the BT-300 if you feel it getting too hot in use.

Yes. However, great caution must be taken when using the BT-300 while exercising.

Yes, but it must be used in accordance with all airline regulations.

This product must not be used by children under the age of six as their eyesight is still developing.

If a child of seven years or older uses the product, make sure they are supervised at all times and that they do not wear the product for extended periods.

Pay close attention to the child's physical condition and make sure they are not suffering from eye strain.

Yes. It is designed to accommodate glasses that are 147 mm or less in width.

In addition, prescription lenses can be installed in the inner frame.

It can be connected via a smartphone hotspot, a wireless hotspot or a wireless network (e.g. home, work or public Wi-Fi).

Yes. USB and Bluetooth Smart ready devices can be connected. Note: An OTG host cable is required.

The BT-300 can be connected to a USB mouse and USB keyboard and USB Video Class devices such as USB web cameras. Note: An OTG host cable is required.

One

BT-300 can transfer its image to another Miracast certified device that supports the receiving/reception (sync) function.

Devices such as the smartphone headset, earphones, headphones, mouse, and keyboard can be connected using Bluetooth.

Yes, the BT-300 can display content from most smartphones and tablets using Wi-Fi Miracast.

Some devices may not be supported due to compatibility of features and interface.

The BT-300 can connect to the Internet via iPhones or iPads that support the Personal Hotspot function.

If the DVD or Blu-ray player supports Wi-Fi Miracast the BT-300 can display the movies or videos from them.

No. BT-300 cannot be connected to a TV tuner.

No

The size of the display is fixed. From a perspective of 2.5 m away, it's equivalent to a 40" screen. Images appear bigger based on the perspective from which you are viewing the image.

The display area position cannot be physically moved unless it is supported by the software application.

Neither the contrast nor the colour can be adjusted, however the brightness can be adjusted.

The dioptre scale is not adjustable. Please use together with glasses were the dioptre has been adjusted. Or use dioptre adjusted lenses in the inner frame.

The BT-300 cannot be used without the controller.

Yes, but it is recommended to use the included medium and dark shade accessories that come included with the BT-300. The shade is attached at the front of the BT-300 – see user manual for details.

The BT-300 lens surface is hard coated. However, please note that it might be damaged by the excessive impact.

BT-300 was designed to cover almost all human beings IPD and does not have an adjustment mechanism. There may be very few cases where users cannot meet the BT-300 IPD setting.

Users can use the track pad or cross-key & enter keys on the controller.

You can use Bluetooth Smart ready devices and USB devices (keyboard and mouse track pads, etc.) as an input method.

Users can use the track pad or cross-key & enter key on the controller to input text.

You can also use Bluetooth Smart ready devices and USB devices (keyboard and mouse track pad, etc.).

The main functions are as follows:

• Image processing
• Image signal supply to the headset
• Execution of application programs
• Text input, Selection of content to display
• Wireless network connection
• Processing of sensor information
• Processing of Micro SD card data
• USB and Bluetooth processing
• Power supply to circuitry and headset

The BT-350 includes Epson's API for customized key settings and possibility to deactivate the trackpad and change background light.

5 megapixel camera can be used for taking still images and HD video shooting and marker recognition for AR applications.

To keep the BT-300 size and weight the camera resolution is set to 5 megapixel.

No.

No, the camera has a lens with fixed focus.

Applications for BT-300 can be downloaded from the Moverio Apps Market. It is also possible to side-load third party app stores like the Amazon Appstore but the safety and compatibility of third party applications cannot be guaranteed – do at own risk. Video instructions on how to side load applications on the BT-300 can be found on the Epson Moverio YouTube Channel.

Recommended application information will be offered through the Moverio Apps Market.

Google Play store is not supported by the BT-300 and therefore applications cannot be downloaded.

Applications for BT-300 can be downloaded from the Moverio Apps Market. It is also possible to side-load third party app stores like the Amazon Appstore but the safety and compatibility of third party applications cannot be guaranteed – do at own risk. Video instructions on how to side load applications on the BT-300 can be found on the Epson Moverio YouTube Channel.

Third party applications can be side loaded onto the BT-300 but safety and compatibility cannot be guaranteed – do at own risk.

AR (Augmented Reality) is when one views a digital overlay on top of an object that's actually in their environment.

On a smartphone, the digital image is overlaid on to the camera image acquired and then displayed on the screen. On the BT-300, the digital image is overlaid on the user’s field of view. In addition, the BT-300 provides a hands-free display.

For instance, you may view an AR a text description pertaining to a painting you are looking at in a museum.

Or, you may play a digital game that combines both AR and your actual environment.

Please visit the Moverio Apps Market to find and enjoy the current supported consumer AR applications.

On a smartphone, the digital image is overlaid on to the camera image acquired and then displayed on the screen. On the BT-300/BT-350, the digital image is overlaid on the user’s field of view. In addition, the BT-300 provides a hands-free display.

On a smartphone, the digital image is synthesized to the camera shot acquired and then displayed on the screen.

On the BT-300, the digital image is synthesized on the environment actually seen.

Yes. BT-300 has GPS function, so you use apps requiring GPS.

Depending on the AR Application Software, bar codes, QR codes and other such codes are used as markers. Object features, photographs, paintings, etc. are analysed and also used as markers.

Press Power Button and Down Key of volume key at the same time.

The screen shot will be stored into the screen shot folder.

The BT-300 sensors support and add enhanced functionality for software applications that can use them. For example, the Epson Soar app supports head tracking, GPS location tracking and more.

Moverio runs a customised build of Android and applications are optimised for the Moverio, therefore version 5.1 serves the purpose intended.

OS and other software can be updated through the Internet if needed. For instructions on how to update the product’s firmware, please visit the Epson Moverio YouTube channel.

There is no way to reset the Password. It will require a service call to an Epson Service Centre.

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These models are sold in the US and may not be fully supported in Europe/Middle East/Africa. We offer a single BT-300 product for all supported regions and markets, including developer use.

Please refer to the developer site: moverio.epson.com

Please refer to the developer site: moverio.epson.com

Intel® Atom™ x5 1.44GHz Quad Core CPU

720p HD display (1280 x 720 pixels)

The BT-300 headset and controller each have a geomagnetic sensor, an accelerometer sensor, and gyroscopic sensor.

Also, the headset has an ambient light sensor and the controller has GPS.

Input/output devices such as the smartphone headset, earphones, headphones, mouse, and keyboard can be connected.

The Spec is as follows

Certification: Bluetooth Smart Ready

Core Version: Bluetooth 4.1 (Class 2)

Protocols / Profiles:

Classic function OPP (Object Push Profile) ex. Smartphone
HSP (Headset Profile/ Audio Gateway) ex. Headset
A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile / Source) ex. Headphone
AVRCP (Audio/Video Remote Control Profile / Target) ex. Headset
HID (Human Interface Device Profile) ex. Mouse, Keyboard
PAN (Personal Area Network / PANU, NAP) ex. Bluetooth Tethering
BLE function GATT (Generic attribute profile)

The spec is as the follows:

The spec is as the follows