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HOT Watch User Manual

The watch will be shipped in power off state.

1. Getting Started

For best user experience, download the HOT Watch app from the iTunes (iPhone) or Google Play

(Android phone) or Windows store (Windows phone). Install the app on your phone before you turn the

watch On.

2. Turning On and Off

To turn on the HOT Watch, press and release the power key. If it does not turn On, the battery may be

drained. Connect the watch to the charger and the watch should work. The watch comes with a

magnetic USB charger that pairs to the audio module of the watch.

Please do not leave the magnetic end of the charger near metal surface when USB end of the cable is

plugged in. It can create short to the USB lines. While we provide teeth to prevent short, angled metal

surfaces can still create short.

To turn Off the HOT Watch, when the display is active, press and hold down the power key for 5

seconds

3. Power Key

Action

Function

Press and hold for 6 seconds

Press once when off

Turn Off

Turn On

Press once

Backlight on

Press twice

Touch Calibration. Required when there is an

undesirable touch experience

When watch is powered on, it starts in Bluetooth discoverable mode so that phone can

connect to the watch. On the phone Bluetooth menu, scan for Bluetooth devices and select

HOT Watch-XXXXXX to connect to watch. Once the watch is paired to phone, it will connect

phone audio (HFP). The next time watch and phone are nearby, the watch automatically

connects to paired phone.

If the watch Bluetooth is not in discoverable mode, you can make it discoverable with below

steps.

-Go to Unlock menu with shortcut icon 4 touch or U touch gesture

-Select Bluetooth icon

-Select New.

-The watch will make Bluetooth discoverable and will display Bluetooth id of the watch

Run the HOT Watch app in the Android or iPhone or Windows phone. The app opens the

Bluetooth data connection (SPP)

4. Hands-On Call Usage

The Hands-on Call feature is a unique feature which provides a private call experience. It is

achieved by using a directional speaker located at the bottom of the wrist. The speaker projects

the sound from the watch strap when the user’s palm is held to his/her ear. The palm redirects

the sound to the ear. Follow the below steps to get the best audio experience.

A. Wear the watch on your wrist, close to your palm. So that the speaker is closer

to palm.

B. Cusp the palm over the ear. Make sure that bottom of your palm is not

touching the ear: otherwise the sound will be blocked.

C. Adjust the volume (scale of 1-15) if required. The default volume level for

Hands-On is 5 and Hands Free is 13 for the call, default can be changed from the

HOT Watch app in the phone. Adjust the volume to the minimum required, for

audibility and for a better private call experience.

D.Volume can be further adjusted during call with + - buttons on the screen. The

watch automatically adjusts volume in noisy environments using auto gain.

5. Energy Optimization

The HOT Watch is designed for maximum energy efficiency. The watch default mode is energy

saver mode. The Energy Saver or Normal mode can be selected in the Settings screens. Below

are the differences between the Energy Saver and Normal mode.

Function

Energy Saver Mode

Normal Mode

Frequency of information updated from the

phone app

5 minutes

1 minute

Backlight during notification

Short

Long

Tactile vibration when icons are tapped

Off

Bluetooth turns Off when watch is not worn

After 30 minutes

Always On

6. Gestures

The HOT Watch detects hand gestures using a 6-axis accelerometer and gyroscope. The

gyroscope is switched Off by default to save battery power. It is switched On during a call or

whenever required. The gestures are categorized into call and non-call gestures. The call

gestures are activated during a phone call (ringing, dial-out, call in progress, etc).

Action

Gesture

Gesture Detail

Answer

call

Raise hand to

ear

During an incoming call, place your hand cusped over your ear.

Reject call

Bye-Bye

During an incoming call, wave the hand left to right 3 times,

similar to waving bye-bye.

Mute call

Twist

During an incoming call, Twist your wrist 3 times.

End call

Bye-Bye or

Twist

To end the call, twist your wrist thrice or do bye-bye gesture.

Non-call gestures are used to get Recents, Favourites and Voice response. , Non-call gestures

are initiated by twisting the wrist two times. The non-call gestures are described below. The

non-call gestures are switched Off by default. They can be enabled in settings menu by

selecting All option for Gesture.

Feature

Action

Gesture Detail

LED Backlight

Horizontal

watch reading

Twist your wrist twice. Move hand to the horizontal watch

reading position for one second.

Voice

Response

Watch reading

tap two times

Twist your hand twice and move the hand to the horizontal

watch reading position for one second. After the backlight is

On, tap the hand from top to bottom for two times.

Favorites

Raise hand to

ear

When there are no incoming calls, twist your wrist twice and

move the hand towards the ear. The favorite phone number

screen is displayed.

7. Miscellaneous

-To make a call from the watch, dial the number on the dial pad of dial-out screen and

touch on the dialed number to activate call. (There is no call button on this screen)

-The text typing screen for SMS text reply or Facebook comment reply uses a T9 style

keyboard. Type the desired text using the keyboard touch the text to send out. (Only

Android and Windows users can respond to texts using keypad, iOS users can use Siri to

respond to texts)

-The charger has a magnetic connector and is attracted to steel surfaces. When the

charger cable is connected to a power source, make sure that the magnetic side is not

close to any metal surfaces. While teeth are provided to prevent a short circuit on the

connector, the angular contact of the connector can create a short circuit in the watch .

-At Midnight 12AM, HOTWatch connections are cleaned up.

8. Audio Switching b/w Phone and Watch during Call

When making or receiving a call from the watch, the call stays on the watch. It can be

transferred to the phone by tapping on the headset button on the phone. When making a call

from the phone, the default behavior of the phone is to push the call to a Bluetooth device

(HOT Watch in this case), but the watch pushes the call back to phone (as user is not using

watch to dial-out). This is done to ensure that the call will stay on the phone when the call is

made from or received from the phone. However, some Android phones do not work well with

this call pushback. They tend to push the call back to watch. This can cause automatic call

switch to watch during a normal phone call. To overcome this problem, a special setting

“EnbleBtOff” is provided on the watch’s Settings screen to switch off the Bluetooth (only call

audio - HFP) when a call is made from the phone. The HFP is enabled again when the call is

made from the watch or when a new call comes in. Make this setting On to prevent call

switching.

9. Bluetooth Icons

The HOT Smart Watch uses a dual mode Bluetooth device with Bluetooth Classic (2.1) and

Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE, 4.0) in one device. The Classic Bluetooth is used for call audio, data

connection, phone book access and music control. BLE is used for data connection on the

supported iOS phones (available only with iPhone 4S, iOS 7 and above). The table below lists

the Bluetooth profiles supported by the watch.

Bluetooth Profile

Function

Hands Free Profile (HFP)

Call audio

Phone Book Access Profile (PBAP)

Contacts and recent numbers from phone

Audio Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP)

Music control

Serial Profile (SPP)

Data connection with Android and Windows

app

IAP

Data connection with iPhone

Message Access Profile (MAP)

SMS messaging in iPhone 4 and above

Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) (GATT)

Global notifications in iPhone

When HFP is connected, connected Phone’s signal level is displayed. The Signal level and the

battery level are updated every 5 minutes. If any profile is disconnected, touching this icon will

try to re-connect to that profile. If the re-connection fails, the second touch will reset the

Bluetooth with fresh reconnection attempt.

“BattLow”is displayed, when battery level is at a critical stage. Bluetooth is turned Off at this

level.

10. Notifications

HOTWatch supports SMS, Email, Facebook, Twitter and other notifications.

In Android phone, the HOTWatch Application forwards phone notifications to watch. By

default, Email, Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp and WeChat apps are enabled. The user can go to

Settings and enable other apps for global notifications. The notification size limit is 380

characters for Android. The user can respond to SMS notifications from the watch.

In iPhone, the HOTWatch receives notifications via Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) with GATT-ANCS

profile. Once the BLE-GATT-ANCS is connected, these notifications are sent from the iOS to the

watch (even when HOTWatch appis not running). To connect BLE, bring the HOTWatch app to

foreground. The app will connect the BLE with watch. Accept BLE pair request from the

HOTWatch Application.

BLE is supported in iPhone 4S or above with iOS 7 or above. For older phone models/iOS only

SMS notification is supported with Bluetooth Message Access Profile (MAP). Select MAP on the

settings iPhone menu. Touching the SMS or MAP will toggle this selection.

To connect to MAP, tap on the tick adjacent to SMS. In Phone Bluetooth menu, navigate to the

connected device info and enable “Show Notifications”.

The notification size limit is 90 characters for iPhone due to BLE limitation.

BLE ConnectedBLE Connected

Network Signal level

icon when HFP (Call

Audio) connected

Network Signal level

icon when HFP (Call

Audio) connected

Data Serial Profile (SPP

or IAP) Connected

Data Serial Profile (SPP

or IAP) Connected

Battery LevelBattery Level

11. Time and Information Screens

The user screens are divided into 4 main screens (Time, Notifications, information Apps and

custom Apps) and Advanced Function Screens.

The Time and Information screens are divided into 4x6 sections as shown below. The 4 icons

represent 4 columns that have analog and digital watch faces, notification screens, information

and custom apps. Within each column, there can be up to 6 screens with different watch faces

or custom apps.

ICON1

Analog and

Digital watch

faces

ICON2

Recent

Notifications

ICON3

Information

screens

ICON4

Custom Apps

Screen 1

Screen 2

Customizable

app screen

Screen 3

Screen 4

Screen 5

Screen 6

Default App

The icons in Sections 1 are pre-loaded with watch faces that are optimized to be energy

efficient. Six Watch faces are available in Section 1. The watch faces have a Time and Date

display. The seconds’ hand (or seconds in digital display) is Off by default. Touching the screen

for more than two seconds will switch the second needle On for 90 seconds (supported only on

1, 2 and 5th watchface). The watch faces can be replaced with custom watch faces from third

party vendors.

Digital1: Digital display using various font sizes and 12/24 hour format with phone signal

level and watch battery level indication. Tapping on 12 toggles between the two

formats. This watch face displays seconds for long touch. This screen also displays:

oPhone book download status

oIndicates Bluetooth Off, when watch is in idle state.

Analog1: Simple analog clock with phone signal level and watch battery level indication.

This has second hand needle. This screen also displays:

oPhone book download status

oIndicates Bluetooth Off, when watch is in idle state.

Digital2: Hours in digital format and Minutes in analog format.

Digital3: Seven segment style fonts with digital display.

Analog2: Clock with textured background. This has seconds needle.

Digital4: Dual city clock. Sun and moon are displayed based on the time of day (6AM-

6PM) or night (6PM to 6AM). The second city is customizable from the HOTWatch

application under second city information.

Icon 2 displays the recent six notifications. Long touch (for about 2 seconds) on any of the

notification will take the user to the actual notification screen with scroll and reply options.

Icon 3 has selectable information apps. The 6 screens in this section can have 1, 2 or 3

windows. Each window can have an information app configured from a list of selectable apps.

The configuration is done in the connected smart phone by selecting the information app into a

particular screen window.

The information screens are static screens that are refreshed every 5 minutes (every 1 minute

in normal non energy saving mode) with data from the paired phone. In Windows phone, it is

refreshed once in every 30 minutes.

List of apps that can be added in Section 2 are

Stock 1

Stock 2

Stock 3

Stock 4

Weather

Second city time

Fitness app - pedometer

calendar

Facebook

Twitter

Email

SMS

News

Cortana (only for Windows)

When the SMS, Facebook, Twitter, Email, fitness or calendar screen is touched for more than 2

seconds, the advanced screen for that particular application will be opened with scrolling and

reply options.

Icon 4 has the Main Menu (Unlock screen) as the first screen. It has place holder for 4 more

custom SDK developed apps. On the 6th screen it has a pre-loaded app - Tic-Tac-Toe.

12. Advanced Function Screens

The advanced function screens provide access to call, multi-messaging and other useful

applications. These screens can be accessed using the shortcuts. Writing U on screen unlocks

the screen and takes the user to Main menu. Other shortcuts opens different screens and apps.

Below is a list of touch shortcuts.

Shortcut

Character

Screen or Final App

Unlock –Main menu screen

D (without

vertical line)

Dial Main screen

A (without

horizontal line)

Apps main screen

Clock main screen

SMS and other messaging apps

/ Diagonal slide

from top right to

bottom left

Music control screen

/ Diagonal from

bottom left to top

right

Voice response

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