AWE IHS Plugin Example

About AWE IHS Plugin Example Android App

The AWE IHS Plugin Example makes a connection to the data sent from Jabra Intelligent Headsets. This app showcases the features available in the AWE IHS Plugin for Unity. To learn more about the plugin visit our website here:
http://theawe.dk/

App User Guide:
Make sure your smartphone is already connected via Bluetooth with the Jabra Intelligent Headset before attempting to connect.

To connect to an IHS device, simply press Begin and then "Connect IHS". The first connection may take about 6 seconds, and after that about 1-2 seconds. The sensor data is polled with a 100Hz rate (10ms).

Also note, that some devices will not work with the BLE part (data) of the headset, due to unsupported Bluetooth Low Energy standards in the headset.

To find out more about your smartphone's capabilities, download and use the IHS-Compatible app here:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gn.ihs.android.compatchecker

Also make sure your device has all green boxes with this app:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kyriakosalexandrou.bluetoothsupportcheck

Even then, some Android devices are not supported unfortunately.

Tips for the Jabra Intelligent Headset:

- Before connecting to the IHS, make sure to not have the audio mini-jack cable plugged in.

- When in Bluetooth searching mode, make sure to select the “GN IH a5.0.0” device - not the
“IHXXXXXD”.

- Make sure the headset has enough battery. This can only be seen on iOS devices in the upper
bar on the BT icon.

- Be careful with the device as it can fall off your head fairly easy, and be aware that it doesn’t like
rain either :)

- When searching for GPS signal go outside in an open field. Getting a GPS fix can take anywhere
between 10 seconds and 10 minutes.

- For optimized performance, audio quality and lower latency, we recommend to attach the audio
mini-jack cable between the IHS and your smartphone after it is connected.