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People whoaresleep deprived
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People whoarephysically tired
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People undertheinfluence ofdrugs oralcohol
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Anyone whohasever experienced epilepticseizures orsensory disturbances triggeredbyflashing
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effects
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SOME LIGHTPATTERNS MAYINDUCE SEIZURES INPERSONS WITHNOPRIOR HISTORY
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EPILEPSY.
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Do not use thedevice nearanymedical equipment orequipment thatisautomatically controlled,such
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automatic doorsorfire alarms. Electromagnetic interferencefromthedevice maycause such
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tomalfunction andcause anaccident.
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Do not disassemble ormodify the3Dglasses. Thiscould cause afire tooccur orthe images toappear
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Do not leave the3Dglasses orany parts supplied withtheglasses withinreachofchildren. They
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beaccidentally swallowed.Ifanything isaccidentally swallowed,contactadoctor immediately.
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Do not place the3Dglasses inafire oron aheat source, orleave themunattended inalocation
 subject
tohigh temperatures. Becausethisdevice hasabuilt-in rechargeable lithiumbattery, itcould
 cause
burnsorafire ifitignites orexplodes.
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When charging the3Dglasses, onlyusethesupplied charging cableandconnect thecable tothe
 USB
portdesignated byEpson. Donot charge the3Dglasses usingotherdevices asitmay cause the
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toleak, overheat, ignite,orexplode.
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Do not drop the3Dglasses orpress tooforcefully onthem. Ifthe glass sections orother partsare
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aninjury could occur. Storetheglasses inthe soft case supplied withthem.
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Be careful ofthe edges ofthe frame whenwearing the3Dglasses anddonot place yourfinger inany
 of
the moving sections suchasthe hinges. Otherwise youcould injure youreyes orfingers.
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When disposing ofthe 3Dglasses, followanylocal rules andregulations.
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topic:Important SafetyInstructions
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ofUse
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thisproduct isused forapplications requiringhighreliability/safety suchastransportation devices
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toaviation, rail,marine, automotive; disasterprevention devices;varioussafetydevices; or
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devices,youshould usethisproduct onlyafter giving consideration toincluding fail-
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andredundancies intoyour design tomaintain safetyandtotal system reliability.
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thisproduct wasnotintended foruse inapplications requiringextremely highreliability/safety
 such
asaerospace equipment, maincommunication equipment,nuclearpowercontrol equipment, or
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medical
equipment relatedtodirect medical care,please makeyourownjudgment onthis products
 suitability
afterafull evaluation.
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topic:Important SafetyInstructions
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Compliance Statement
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United StatesUsers
 This
equipment hasbeen tested andfound tocomply withthelimits foraClass Bdigital device, pursuant
 to
Part 15ofthe FCC Rules. Theselimitsaredesigned toprovide reasonable protectionagainstharmful
 interference
inaresidential installation. Thisequipment generates, uses,andcanradiate radio
 frequency
energyand,ifnot installed andused inaccordance withtheinstructions, maycause harmful
 interference
toradio communications. However,thereisno guarantee thatinterference willnot occur in
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particular installation. Ifthis equipment doescause interference toradio andtelevision reception, which
 can
bedetermined byturning theequipment offand on,theuser isencouraged totry tocorrect the
 interference
byone ormore ofthe following measures:
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Reorient orrelocate thereceiving antenna.
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Increase theseparation betweentheequipment andreceiver.
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Connect theequipment intoanoutlet onacircuit different fromthattowhich thereceiver isconnected.
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Consult thedealer oran experienced radio/TVtechnician forhelp.
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The
connection ofanon-shielded equipmentinterfacecabletothis equipment willinvalidate theFCC
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orDeclaration ofthis device andmay cause interference levelswhichexceed thelimits
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interfacecablewiththisdevice. Ifthis equipment hasmore thanoneinterface connector, do
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leave cables connected tounused interfaces. Changesormodifications notexpressly approvedby
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manufacturer couldvoidtheuser ’s authority tooperate theequipment.
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Canadian Users
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ICES-3(B)/NMB-3(B)
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topic:Notices
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