Apple Watch
With an Apple Watch you can control the glasses from your wrist and keep the iPhone in your pocket. The watch works as a small trackpad: drag to move the cursor, tap to click, and turn the Digital Crown to scroll.
iPhoneWhat you need
Section titled "What you need"- An iPhone with MiruXR, and an Apple Watch paired with that iPhone, with watchOS 10 or newer.
- MiruXR on the watch. It comes with the iPhone app. If it is not on your watch, open the Watch app on the iPhone and install MiruXR from the list of available apps.
- Connect the glasses and open MiruXR on the iPhone.
- Open MiruXR on the watch. The first time, a short guide shows how it works. Tap Start.
- If the iPhone asks to use Bluetooth, allow it: the watch talks to the iPhone over Bluetooth.
If the watch says Open MiruXR on your iPhone, MiruXR is not open on the iPhone. Open it and keep the glasses connected.
Use it
Section titled "Use it"| On the watch | What it does |
|---|---|
| Drag your finger | Moves the cursor in the glasses |
| Tap | Clicks |
| Hold your finger still, then drag | Grabs a window and moves it |
| Turn the Digital Crown | Scrolls |
| Exit full screen | Appears when a web video is in full screen. Takes it out of full screen |
Settings on the watch
Section titled "Settings on the watch"The watch's settings live on the watch, not in the iPhone app.
- Tap the mode button at the bottom left of the watch screen.
- Tap Settings.
- Choose a setting and turn the Digital Crown to change it from 1 to 5:
| Setting | What it changes |
|---|---|
| Sensitivity | How far the cursor moves when you drag |
| Scroll speed | How fast the Digital Crown scrolls |
| Smoothing | Less: the cursor reacts sooner. More: it moves more steadily |
Hand shows the wrist the watch detected, from your watch's own setting.
On Android
Section titled "On Android"The Apple Watch only works with an iPhone. On Android, use the phone, a mouse or a game controller. See Mouse and gamepads.