If your smart glasses are not detected by your computer, follow these steps to identify and resolve the issue:
1. Check the USB cable
- The USB cable might be defective or only capable of charging without data transmission.
- Use a data-enabled USB cable (USB-C or micro-USB) and ensure it is in good condition.
- Connect the micro USB cable to the battery side of the glasses.
- If the issue persists despite changing the cable, move to the next step.
2. Restart the smart glasses
- A service in the glasses may have started improperly or failed.
- Restart the glasses to resolve this issue.
- If restarting doesn’t solve the problem, proceed to the next step.
3. Check the USB driver initialization
- The issue might be due to a problem initializing the USB driver between your computer and the glasses.
- Try plugging the device into a different USB port on your computer.
- Alternatively, connect another device to the same port to ensure the port is functional, then reconnect the glasses.
4. Verify USB debugging mode
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USB debugging mode must be enabled for the device to communicate with your computer. Follow these steps to check and enable it, use the following voice commands:
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My programs
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Settings
- Say "Page down" (to access About device)
- About device
- Say "Page down" (to access Build number)
- Say "Build number" 8 times to activate Developer options
- Say "Navigate back"
- System
- Developer options
- Page down (3 times to access the USB debugging)
- USB debugging
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Important: Do not deactivate USB debugging, as this will prevent the computer from detecting the glasses.
5. Contact AMA Customer Support
- If USB debugging is enabled and the glasses are still not detected, contact Customer Support for further assistance: