Display Alignment Calibration is intended to correct display alignment issues and is not a routine setting. If the display looks normal, do not use this feature.
You can try this calibration if the display looks sharp, clear, and comfortable when viewed with either eye separately, but you experience mild and persistent eye strain when viewing it with both eyes.
1. Open the MemoMind App.
2. Swipe left to open the sidebar, then select Settings.
3. Select Memo Lab > Display Alignment Calibration.
Before calibration
- Perform the calibration in a moderately lit environment.
- The default calibration distance is 2.5 m. We recommend setting the display distance to 2.5 m in the app, although you can use your preferred viewing distance.
- Put on the glasses and make sure they are positioned normally and comfortably.
- Keep both eyes open throughout the calibration.
- After each adjustment, look at the display for 2–3 seconds before making another adjustment.
- If you cannot achieve a comfortable result after repeated adjustments, restore the default settings.
During calibration
1. First, check whether the images are vertically aligned. If they are not, adjust the vertical position of one display toward the down direction to align the images.
2. Next, adjust the horizontal position to center the display within your field of view.
3. After each adjustment, look at the display for about two seconds and assess the viewing comfort before making the next adjustment.
You can try this calibration if the display looks sharp, clear, and comfortable when viewed with either eye separately, but you experience mild and persistent eye strain when viewing it with both eyes.
1. Open the MemoMind App.
2. Swipe left to open the sidebar, then select Settings.
3. Select Memo Lab > Display Alignment Calibration.
Before calibration
- Perform the calibration in a moderately lit environment.
- The default calibration distance is 2.5 m. We recommend setting the display distance to 2.5 m in the app, although you can use your preferred viewing distance.
- Put on the glasses and make sure they are positioned normally and comfortably.
- Keep both eyes open throughout the calibration.
- After each adjustment, look at the display for 2–3 seconds before making another adjustment.
- If you cannot achieve a comfortable result after repeated adjustments, restore the default settings.
During calibration
1. First, check whether the images are vertically aligned. If they are not, adjust the vertical position of one display toward the down direction to align the images.
2. Next, adjust the horizontal position to center the display within your field of view.
3. After each adjustment, look at the display for about two seconds and assess the viewing comfort before making the next adjustment.