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Gemvision for desktop

Gemvision dashboard is operated from your browser, ideally Google Chrome. We also support Safari and Firefox and screen sharing is supported on Firefox and on Chrome.

Gemvision for tablets

Dashboard access: For your tablet, you can use Gemvision for desktop, the dashboard in your browser or the Mobile User app. Gemvision for desktop allows you to access the dashboard and works just like on a PC or laptop. Except for the fact that screen sharing is disabled.

Gemvision for smartphone

Dashboard access:For your phone, you can use Gemvision for desktop, the dashboard in your browser or the Mobile User app for your smartphone. Gemvision for desktop allows you to access the dashboard and works just like on a PC or laptop. Except for the fact that screen sharing is disabled.

iOS Android: Any phone/tablet that runs Android 8.0 and above

Gemvision for smart glass

We highly recommend using Vuzix smart glasses Glasses supported: Vuzix M4000/M400/Blade/M300XL Not supported: Vuzix M100, ODG, Google Glass, other brands not listed. Gemvision can run on these glasses, but since the hardware is outdated, we don’t offer support or continue development for these models. Download the application to your smart glass to start using Gemvision. Visit this link in your desktop browser: https://www.vuzix.com/appstore/app/gemvision (make sure you have a Vuzix store account) and follow the instructions. Gemvision on your smart glasses of choice: Would you like to run Gemvision on a glass that is not listed above? We can customize the application for you. This custom option is for enterprise clients that wish to connect at least 10 glasses to their environment. Vuzix: Visit the Vuzix store on PC/Laptop and by clicking here. Realware: Contact us, Realware can only be pre-installed. No store available.

How to log in to your smart glasses.

Once you have your account setup and the Wifi connected, you have to login to the glasses to start a call. This is done by scanning a QR code on the dashboard.

  1. Go to: https://dashboard.gemvision.io/#/glasslogin
  2. Fill in your user credentials
  3. Generate QR code
  4. Open the Gemvision app on the glasses
  5. Select the login option, scan the QR code and you’re in!

Connection check

Need some personal assistance? Fill in this form about connections on premises and the hurdles that you might have to take. We’ll gladly help you! Firewall and network compatibility. DIY check.  Wi-Fi connections can be packed with thick layers of security. To test whether or not firewall settings are blocking the connection, you can run the following: When is this important? If you are using Gemvision on a laptop or PC and you use (your company’s) Wi-Fi. The situation: When the call doesn’t seem to start. You should be able to see that someone is calling, but after picking up, for example, nothing happens. This is most likely being caused by the security layers of the network you are using. How can I check this is the issue I’m facing?

  1. Run all tests from https://test.webrtc.org
  2. It will verify if everything is working in terms of hardware. The microphone and camera should come back green. If that’s not the case, verify that your webcam and/or microphone are plugged to your computer and working.
  3. Regarding the network and connectivity part, you should have everything green except for ‘Ipv6 enabled’ and ‘Reflexive connectivity’, those two don’t matter. If anything else comes back red, then you have a network issue, you can skip to the next part: How to solve it?
  4. If everything came back green, you should also check this test run: http://www.netscan.co/demo/ just to be 100% sure that the network won’t be an issue. Everything should also be green, if anything is red then you have a firewall or network issue preventing a connection.

How to solve it?

  1. Since it is network related, get help from your system admin or the person in charge of the network at your company.
  2. Usually the cause of the problem is that the required UDP ports are not open.
  3. Gemvision requires the firewall to allow UDP traffic on all ports between 30000 and 65000. We are currently working on drastically reducing the port range, but currently we need this port range to be open.
  4. If the ports in this range are open and the problem still persists, then it’s probably because of your router settings. You need to disable SIP ALG on your router.

How can I check if everything is solved? Run the two tests from the top, everything should show up green this time, effectively showing that the network issue is resolved. And then you can simply start a call with the Gemvision platform, it should now be working as expected. Still experiencing issues? Please contact support. We’re there to make things work