Please ensure the following latest software versions are downloaded on your Android phone and/or tablet:
1. Setup the TV at a comfortable height to mimic the screen as if it was on the arthroscopic stack.
2. [TV] Plug in Google Chromecast (“mirroring device”) into a TV HDMI input slot (make a note of which HDMI input is used).
3. [MIRRORING DEVICE] Use USB cable to power mirroring device from USB slot on TV, or charger or charging hub.
4. [TV] Turn TV on and select HDMI input above.
5. [MIRRORING DEVICE] As per manufacturer’s instructions, connect the mirroring device to a local full access Wi-Fi hotspot. *Please note this requires FULL Wi-Fi (Wi-Fi signal in hospitals, hotels, etc which has a login or acceptance screen will not work).
6. [ANDROID PHONE] Connect your phone to the same Wi-Fi hotspot.
7. Place the AR-throscopy Kit or Simulator Box on a table that is at a comfortable height to perform simulated arthroscopy.
8. Make sure the AR markers are not in a shadow and place the phone in a position that is stable and clearly viewing the AR markers. We would strongly advise purchasing a phone stand for this purpose.
9. [ANDROID PHONE] Increase screen brightness to the maximum setting. Go to Settings > Display > Brightness.
10. [ANDROID PHONE] Open Google “Home” App.
11. [ANDROID PHONE] Click bottom right “person” icon.
12. [ANDROID PHONE] Select “Mirror Device”.
13. [ANDROID PHONE] Cast to “[Mirroring Device]”.
14. [TV] TV should show phone screen.
15. [ANDROID PHONE] Tap AR-throscopy app.
16. You are ready to go!
