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Magic Leap 2 Safety Guide & Regulatory Information Draft 1.0

Safety Guide

Carefully read our Quick Start Guide at www.magicleap.com/quickstart and this

Safety Guide at www.magicleap.com/safety before using Magic Leap 2. Failure

to do so and follow the instructions in this Safety Guide may result in serious

injury, property damage, or damage to the Magic Leap 2. This Magic Leap 2

Safety Guide (“Safety Guide”) is provided to reduce the risk of personal injury, physical

discomfort, pain, health issues, and property damage relating to the Magic Leap 2 Headset,

Compute Pack, or Controller (collectively “Magic Leap 2” or “Device”), as well as the Compute

Pack charger, Controller charger, and other Magic Leap branded accessories sold by Magic

Leap or its authorized resellers. Please ensure that all Magic Leap 2 users read and understand

this Safety Guide before using the Device. For the full Device description, user agreements,

Magic Leap policies, and our return and warranty policies, please visit www.magicleap.com.

Changes

Magic Leap may change or modify this Safety Guide from time to time to keep it accurate and

complete. If we issue a new version of the Safety Guide, please discard your old copy and use

the new one. We encourage you to review the Safety Guide and related information at

www.magicleap.com/safety from time to time to ensure you are utilizing the latest version.

Setting Up the Device Prior to Use. Prior to using Magic Leap 2, you should read and follow

all setup and operating instructions provided with the Device and on the Device. For example,

be sure to go through the Fitting Guide and Visual Calibration, both of which you can access in

Settings > Device > Calibration. Select “Run Fitting Guide” and “Run Visual Calibration” to

begin.

Fit. Make sure the Headset is level and fits comfortably around your head without pain or

pressure. For more guidance, please use the Fitting Guide (in the Settings menu on the

Device). Make sure you can see clearly through the Headset and the nose pad rests

comfortably on the bridge of your nose. If the nose pad does not provide a good fit for the

Headset, replace it with another size and go through the Fitting Guide again.

If Visual Calibration fails, you may need to use the larger forehead pad. You can use the Fitting

Guide to help you find the right nose and forehead pad sizes. Visit our Customer Care page at

care.magicleap.com for steps on how to fit your Magic Leap 2.

Visual Calibration. Adjust your Headset until you are able to see the full display, have

successfully completed Visual Calibration, and are comfortable using the Device. If you do not

pass the Visual Calibration, readjust your fit using the Fitting Guide and read the section below

titled “Warning: Unsuccessful Visual Calibration.” For an optimal experience, we recommend

that Magic Leap 2 is used by people with an interpupillary distance (the distance between your

pupils, also known as “IPD”) between 54-76 millimeters. If you have an IPD outside that range,

Summary of content (13 pages)

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DRAFT Magic Leap 2 Safety Guide & Regulatory Information Draft 1.0 Safety Guide Carefully read our Quick Start Guide at www.magicleap.com/quickstart and this Safety Guide at www.magicleap.com/safety before using Magic Leap 2. Failure to do so and follow the instructions in this Safety Guide may result in serious injury, property damage, or damage to the Magic Leap 2.
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DRAFT 1 you may have a greater chance of experiencing visual pain or discomfort, and you may not have full visibility of the display. Volume. When you first use Magic Leap 2, start with the volume at a low level and increase it until you can hear sounds clearly and comfortably. Avoid turning the volume up rapidly, especially if it becomes uncomfortable. Unsuccessful Visual Calibration.
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DRAFT 2 WARNING: Use of this equipment adjacent to or stacked with other equipment should be avoided because it could result in improper operation. If such use is necessary, this equipment and the other equipment should be observed to verify that they are operating normally.
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DRAFT 3 Do ensure the Device is powered off and cooled down before cleaning. ● Do clean the Device according to the following cleaning instructions: Step 1 Disassemble: Deconstruct the Headset by removing the nose pad, forehead pad, and lens insert. Use a Super Sani Cloth Wipe to perform steps 3 and 4. Step 2 Prepare Cleaning Wipe: Prior to using each new wipe, squeeze out the excess fluid so that the wipe is damp but not dripping.
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DRAFT 4 Shock Hazard - Do not open, disassemble, or alter the Device. Failure to observe this warning can result in personal injury or death. Refer maintenance issues only to authorized Magic Leap service personnel. Do not use the Magic Leap 2 unit if it is damaged or not functioning properly. Cables and cords. The cable attaching the Headset to the Compute Pack may be a choking or tripping hazard. To reduce the risk of injury, do not wrap any cables, cords, or wires around your neck.
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DRAFT 5 Not for children. Magic Leap 2 is not a toy and should not be used by children under the age of 14. The Device is not sized for children, and improper sizing can lead to pain, discomfort, or negative health effects. Adults should ensure the Device is kept out of reach from children under the age of 14. Magic Leap 2 has not been tested on teenagers under the age of 18, meaning there may be an increased risk that the Device does not properly fit teenagers between 14 and 17 years old.
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DRAFT 6 Device. Be mindful of the nature of the content that you were viewing if you experience discomfort. You may re-experience discomfort if you view that content again or view similar content, and persistent discomfort may increase the chance of an injury. If you have serious or persistent discomfort, please consult with your physician.
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DRAFT 7 The Magic Leap 2 can only be charged using the Compute Pack and Controller charger provided by Magic Leap with the Device. The Device is not designed for use with any unauthorized charger, accessories, software, or equipment. Use of an unauthorized charger, accessory, software, or equipment may result in injury to you or others, cause performance issues, or damage the Device and other property.
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DRAFT 8 taking them to a collection point designated by local authorities. This separate disposal method helps prevent harmful effects to human health and our environment that could be caused by disposing of the Device in household waste. For more information on disposal and recycling of the Device, please visit www.magicleap.com/recycle. Seizures.
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DRAFT 9 (ISED) Canada, and the applicable European Union guidelines for RF exposure and Specific Absorption Rate. To ensure that your exposure to RF energy generated by the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth radios does not exceed the exposure limits set forth by these guidelines, orient the Device according to our Quick Start Guide available at www.magicleap.com/quickstart and any other instructions Magic Leap issues. Laser - Use of Controls.
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DRAFT 10 The Manufacturer Identification label is located on the back of the Compute Pack clip. Turn the Compute Pack over to see it. It reads as follows: 7500 W. Sunrise Blvd., Plantation, FL 33322, USA, Assembled in Mexico. Note: the date of manufacture is traceable by unique serial number. The serial number and model number are located under the rear fit pad on the inside of the Headset adjustment band. Magic Leap 2 regulatory information REGULATORY MARKS.
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DRAFT 11 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. The Device generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular use or installation.
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DRAFT 12 JAPAN COMPLIANCE STATEMENT. The Device complies with Japan Radio Law (JRL) and Japan Telecommunication Business Law (JTBL). Indoor use only, except for connection to Base stations or Land mobile relay stations for a 5.2 GHz band high-power data communication system. HUB Regulatory Information FEDERAL COMMUNICATION COMMISSION COMPLIANCE STATEMENT. The Device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules.