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A1ll (Everest) UX Blueprint Sony Mobile 2014-12-05 Status: [Draft] CONFIDENTIALThe content of this document is the property of Sony Mobile Communications AB and may not be communicated to any other party, in any form, without the prior written consent of Sony Mobile Communications AB.
UXP X 2014-12-05 2 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW001Table of Contents1 Document status 42 Introduction 52.1 Background 52.2 Constant values & Abbreviations 62.3 Product brief 72.4 Prioritized use cases 83 Hardware requirements 94 Interactions Overview 104.1 Interactions 104.2 Interactions (cont.) 115 Incoming events Overview 125.1 Incoming events 125.2 Incoming events (cont.) 135.3 Incoming events Do Not Disturb mode 146 Gesture interactions - Example of partner possibilities 156.1 Show yourself to others 157 Detailed interaction and event states 167.1 LED sequence key interactions 167.2 Vibration feedback 177.3 State diagram normal mode 187.4 State diagram do not disturb mode 198 Setting up 208.1 Pairing, bonding and connecting 208.2 Sync with phone 208.3 First time pairing and connecting through NFC 218.4 First time pairing and connecting manually 238.5 Second time pairing, bonding and connecting 248.6 General bonding and connecting through NFC: UI flow 259 Disconnect and reconnect 2610 Power ON A1ll 2710.1 Power ON A1ll for the first time or after factory data reset 2710.2 Power ON A1ll when already bonded 2710.3 Connection status when turned on 2811 Turning OFF and Factory data reset 2911.1 Turning OFF A1ll 2911.2 Factory data reset 2912 OTA and DFU mode 3012.1 OTA sequence 3013 Automatic logging of physical activities - an overview 3114 Remote mode 3214.1 Overview 3214.2 Remote mode - LED and vibration feedback 3314.3 Application mode - extension guidelines 3414.4 Remote mode - Life bookmark (Selected per default or not?) 3514.5 Remote mode - Media Player 3614.6 Remote mode - Functionality supported by AHA 3715 Control mode 3815.1 Overview 3815.2 Key interactions in control mode 3916 Heart rate measurements 4016.1 Automatic HR(V) measurement 4016.2 Manual HR(V) measurement 41Table of Contents
UXP X 2014-12-05 3 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIAL17 Alarm 4217.1 Xperia alarm and Smart wake up 4217.2 Alarm vibration and LED patterns 4318 Incoming call 4419 Notifications 4519.1 General notification 4519.2 Low battery notification 4620 Charging battery TBD!! 4720.1 Charging battery 4720.2 Turning off when running out of battery 4821 Xperia at hand features 4921.1 New generation proximity unlock 4921.2 Out-of-range alert 5022 Document history 51
UXP X 2014-12-05 4 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIAL1 Document statusStatusDraftApproved by UXCDevelopmentIntegratedResponsible personsConcept Lead Johan Helgertz/Peter JohanssonUser Experience Design Sofia DahlgrenVisual Design TBDTechnical Interaction Designer Nils Hellstrand About this documentThe Product aims to work with Android phones that support the 4.0 Bluetooth low energy standard. Document author:Sofia Dahlgrensofia2.dahlgren@sonymobile.comRelated document: IXD-Blueprint_Everest_Device app.pdf
UXP X 2014-12-05 5 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIAL2 Introduction2.1 BackgroundGeneral description A1ll (Everest) isan activity bracelet that combines 24/7 activity tracking with theconnectiontoXperia’s entertainment and communicationfeatures. A1ll is defined as one of the smart wearables that together with the data that the phone logs can provide information about how the user lives her life. The phone app Lifelog is used as the main interface for reading out life tracking data. There are LEDs and vibrations on the bracelet that mainly serve as indicators of phone activities (incoming call, notifications) and alarms.The main feature for A1ll is the heart rate/pulse measurement and stress indication through heart rate variability that the HR sensor provide. The measurements are done continuously without the user having to do anything. Designed for life • As A1ll is designed to be worn all the time it has to be unintrusive, comfortable and durableKnow the best of you • 24/7 activity tracking • Find patterns• Set goals in Lifelog and follow up• Heart Rate Variations and pulse logging (continuously)Everyday functionality • Remote mode functionality - for a customized experience (e.g. media control can be selected)• Use SmartBand together with external applications• Next generation proximity unlock• Smart wake upScopeThis document specifies the A1ll UI at functional level, so no technical details. Although, if technical limitations influence the usability and/or functional behaviour, they shall be defined.The UI of the Lifelog app and Host app are defined in separate blueprints.Capacitive sensor descoped
UXP X 2014-12-05 6 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW013 ASW011 ASW010 ASW009 ASW008 ASW0072.2 Constant values & AbbreviationsConstant valuesKEY PRESSShort press Released within 2000 ms after pressedLong press Pressed for more than 2000-5 000 msVery long press Pressed for more than 5000-10 000 msVery very long press Pressed for more than 10 000 msDouble click press Max. 500 ms between the release of a short press and the down of the next short press.Abbreviations and termsAHA Accessory Host ApplicationBT BluetoothBLE Bluetooth Low EnergyDevice The device that A1ll connects with (mobile phone or tablet)GUI Graphical User InterfaceN/A Not ApplicableTBD To Be Decided/DefinedUI User InterfaceHRV Heart Rate VariabilityHR Heart Rate
UXP X 2014-12-05 7 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW201 ASW200 ASW1242.3 Product briefA1ll isan activity bracelet that is meant to be worn all the time. As a whole the purpose of the product and Lifelog app is to support users in becoming more aware of their own lifestyles and to be alerted by important phone activities. 5 important usage goals are1) To log and become aware of stress/intensity levelsUsers should be able to create awareness of what makes them stressed/exalted, relaxed and get motivated to stress less. Heart rate variability measurements are done continuously and can be viewed in Lifelog app.2) To log and become aware of how much I move physicallyUsers should be able to log and set goals for physical activities such as steps, walking, running, swimming. Number of stairs and elevator riding should also be displayed in Lifelog. Other activities that are measured in Lifelog are various transports. While training it should be possible to measure pulse.3) To log and become aware of sleep cyclesUsers should be able to enter sleep mode automatically and log how many hours of sleep they have had, to understand the quality of sleep and look at a sleep cycle for detailed information.4) To use it together with external appsUsers should be able to control or interact with external apps through e.g. tapping or gestures. An API makes it possible for external apps to get live sensor data and communicate through LEDs and vibrations.5) To use it as a mobile phone extensionUsers should be able to use the product as an extension to the mobile phone. For instance by being alerted of phone activities (notifications, calls, alarms). It should also be possible to control certain functionality on the phone by tapping in remote mode, e.g. media control or find phone.Competitive strengthsUsers will buy the product to become more aware of how they spend their time and to live a healthier, less stressful and more active life. The main differentiator and competitive strength of this product in comparison to similar products is the stress/exalted indications provided by the HRV sensor.
UXP X 2014-12-05 8 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW128 ASW063 ASW200 ASW148 ASW139Logging - discover life patterns so that I can change my behavior and live healthierAS A: user I WANT TO: log my stress level continuously in everyday life and view the result in Lifelog (partly Lifelog req)AS A: user I WANT TO: be able to log the following activities automatically using my accessory - steps, running, walking, sleep, swimming, standing, sitting, stairs, elevator. Being transported by car, train, bike, airplane can be detected by the phone/cloud (partly Lifelog req).AS A: user I WANT TO: log my pulse when doing physical activitiesAS A: user I WANT TO: be able to read out my sleep cycles in Lifelog that informs me about my sleep quality. E.g. if I’m stressed, if I toss and turn, how many hours of sleep etc. (partly Lifelog req)AS A: user I WANT TO: be able to be informed about what impact various contexts (for instance music listening, entertainment, calendar events) has on my stress level (Lifelog req)AS A: user I WANT TO: be encouraged in changing my behavior to the better. E.g. through notifications, weekly summaries etc. (Lifelog req)Support in everyday lifeAS A: user I WANT TO: be notified when there is a phone alarm, smart wake up, incoming call or notifications such as e-mail, sms/mms or facebook.AS A: user I WANT TO: be able to silence or reject an incoming call.AS A: user I WANT TO: be able to cancel or snooze a phone alarm or smart wake up.AS A: user I WANT TO: be alerted by a smart wake up alarm that wakes me up at a set time when I am in light sleep.AS A: user I WANT TO: be reminded when I leave my phone behind (off per default).AS A: user I WANT TO: have a safe way of unlocking the phone by using the bracelet. No one else should be able to access my phone with my bracelet. Note: Capacitive sensor descoped!AS A: user I WANT TO: be able to meet new people that also are Lifeloggers. (TBD Work on finding use cases)2.4 Prioritized use casesProduct customization and SDK AS A: user I WANT TO: use external apps that support my SmartBand for logging in real time and communicate through LEDs, vibrations and tap/gesture interaction.AS A: user I WANT TO: control selected functionality from A1ll by tapping. E.g. manual logging of a certain activity or media player control.AS A: user I WANT TO: be able to meet new people that also are Lifeloggers.AS A: user I WANT TO: be able to have the logged data accessible for other applications. For instance, sport applications that can use A1ll data as input for more exact reading of activities. TBDOffline casesAS A: user I WANT TO: have all physical activities (listed above) logged in offline.AS A: user I WANT TO: log stress level/ heart rate measurement in offlineAS A: user I WANT TO: be able to use smart wake up - both to be alerted, to snooze the alert and turn off the alert in offline.AS A: user I WANT TO: have my logged data that is stored during offline saved 24 hours.
UXP X 2014-12-05 9 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW255 ASW198 ASW195 ASW159 ASW108 ASW025 ASW0063 Hardware requirementsLED CLED ALED B• One hardware button• Accelerometer• BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy)• NFC (Near Field Communication) • Built-in battery• Memory• Vibrator• 3 RGB LEDs • Dimmer• Heart rate sensor (HRV enabler)• Galvanic skin sensor (GSR) • Altimeter (barometric pressure sensor)• Capacitive sensor• Improved Activity Engine • IP68 + IP66DESCOPEDDESCOPED
UXP X 2014-12-05 10 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW0194 Interactions Overview4.1 InteractionsLong press (in off mode) Short press 4.1.1 Turn on A1llIf in OFF mode long press the key or use NFC to turn on A1ll. When turned on all three LEDs are lit in the white start up animation, then turned off. 4.1.2 Check connection statusShort press to view if A1II is turned on and connected. If it is connected the connected animation is seen in cyan. If it is not connected the connected animation is seen in white. Key interactionsTap interactions4.1.3 Remote mode interactionsShort press and tap to enter remote mode. Single, double and triple tap may be used to interact with the phone, the initial tapping sequence is treated as interaction. In remote mode all LEDs are green until the automatic time out.Short press and tap (in idle or control mode)
UXP X 2014-12-05 11 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIAL4.2 Interactions (cont.)TouchinteractionsNFC touch to turn on, pair and connectNFC touch to reconnect4.2.1 Turn on A1ll, pair and connectNFC touch in off mode/no AHA: Guide the user to AHA on Google Play/Bai-Du. A1II starts up in bonding mode.From AHA can the user BT scan and connect to A1II as long as A1II is still in bonding mode, but a second NFC touch after installing AHA will always pair and connect A1II. A1II is now bonded to the phone.4.2.3 NFC touch to reconnectIf A1II has been paired and connected but lost the connection can NFC be used to reconnect.NFC touch to open AHA4.2.2 Open AHANFC touch phone when connected to open AHA.
UXP X 2014-12-05 12 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIAL5 Incoming events Overview5.1 Incoming events Event interactionsIncoming call (short press or long press)5.1.1 Silence incoming callVibration and all LEDs blinking in white continuously indicate incoming call. Short press or long press to silence incoming call.Smart wake up/alarm (short press and long press)5.1.2 Snooze and dismiss Smart Wake up alarmVibration and all LEDs blinking in white continuously indicate Xperia alarm, Smart wake up only have the vibration. The LED animation and vibration pattern should differ slightly from Incoming call. Short press to snooze. Long press to dismiss the alarm. Long press is indicated with a short final vibration. 12
UXP X 2014-12-05 13 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALEvent interactionsBattery low (short press to end notification)Incoming notification (short press to end notification)Battery charging (no key press)TBD exactly when to give battery warning depending on current battery consumption!5.2 Incoming events (cont.)5.2.1 Battery lowBattery low indication is indicated through vibration and blinking a red LED. The warning will be given at least once before running out of battery, but will not be given in “do not disturb” mode. The red LED continues to blink every 6 second for up to 5 minutes.5.2.2 ChargingBattery charging is indicated by a red, changing to yellow, RGB light. When battery is fully charged the same LED is green instead. A1ll is turned off during charging.5.2.3 NotificationIncoming notification is shown by the first LED blinking in white and the bracelet vibrates. It continues to blink every 6 second until the user looks at the notification in the phone or press the key. This continues for up to 5 minutes.
UXP X 2014-12-05 14 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW208 ASW207 ASW2065.3 Incoming events Do Not Disturb modeDon Not Disturb mode (DND)A1II can be set in Do Not Disturb mode from AHA. DND can be scheduled and should work even if A1II is disconnected. In DND are all notifications turned off except for smart wake up and xperia alarm.Note: Low battery warning should not be given during DND, independent of if A1II is connected or not.
UXP X 2014-12-05 15 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALBracelet users can select to turn on a social state that allows contact/info exchange between users that also are A1ll users. The “show yourself to others” setting is turned on in AHA and can be triggered when doing a certain gesture. Gestureinteractions6 Gesture interactions - Example of partner possibilities6.1 Show yourself to others1 Show myself to othersA1ll Settings 2 3 6.1.1 Turn on the settingThe “show yourself to others” setting is turned on in AHA. This will make your contact information available to others.6.1.2 Meet peopleWhen meeting a person you want to share your contact info with and discover that the other person also is wearing a bracelet your contact info can easily be exchanged.6.1.3 Identify yourself to othersWith a handshake the contact info is exchanged.Note: only mutual infosharing should be possible.TBD: decide what kind of gesture/s we should support. Handshake, hi-five?Another example: users can have it connected to Facebook. When doing a hi-five both persons are tagged and this can be posted on the person’s walls. What is triggered is decided by the various apps.Not for RTL!
UXP X 2014-12-05 16 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW0197 Detailed interaction and event states7.1 LED sequence key interactionsMode Power off Idle Remote mode App mode Notification Incoming call Alarm/Smart wake upShort press N/A View status (turned on/connected). If connected LEDs are lit in cyan. If not connected LEDs are lit in white. TBD! Are they visible in all colored wristbands??Exit remote mode, go to previous mode.View status for connected Stop blinking Silence ring signal SnoozeShort press + tap N/A Enter remote mode. All LEDs lit in green.N/A (Exit remote mode on short press and ignore the tap)Enter remote mode. Enter remote mode. Silence ring signal and enter remote mode.Snooze and enter remote mode.Double press N/A Manual HR(V) measurement. Exit remote mode. Start manual HR(V) measurement.Manual HR(V) measurement. Manual HR(V) measurement.Silence ring signal. Manual HR(V) measurement.Snooze. Manual HR(V) measurement.Long press Power on and reconnect - all LEDs in white until connected, then cyan.N/A Exit remote mode, go to idle mode.Exit app mode, go to idle mode. Stop blinking Silence ring signal Turn off alarmVery long press Power on and reconnect - all LEDs in white until connected, then blue.Power off - LEDs shut down one by one (ref. Ellis)Power off Power off Power off Power off Power offVery very long pressFactory data reset & bonding modeN/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/ACombined press5 short press, then 15 sec longpressCombined press for DFU mode and OTA. The start of the OTA sequence LED animation indicate 15 sec.N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
UXP X 2014-12-05 17 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW210 ASW028 ASW027TYPE ORIGIN NAME VIBRATION COMMENTSystem Power ON/OFF Single vibration500 msSystem Factory data reset Three short vibrations, then one longer 500 msSystem Forgot phone warning A sequence of 3 short vibrations. Then silenceSystem Bonded and connected Single vibrationAHA Event notification (contact customizable?) 1 vibration (E-mail, SMS/MMS, calendar events etc)System Manual HRV successful Single vibrationSystem Manual HRV failure Double vibrationSystem Long press verification at alarm and app modeSingle vibrationAHA Incoming call (contact customizable?) Continues to vibrate until user interacts or caller hangs upSystem/AHA Smart wake up and alarm Continues to vibrate up to 3 minutesSystem Battery is low indication Five vibrationsSystem Feedback for single, double or triple taps Single, double or triple vibrations800 ms 200 ms 800 ms1000 ms1000 ms100 ms 200 ms7.2 Vibration feedback250 ms 750 ms100 ms 500 ms500 ms250 ms400 ms250 ms250 ms250 ms 200 ms100 ms 200 ms
UXP X 2014-12-05 18 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW227OFFIDLEBONDING MODENOTIFICATION REMOTE MODECONTROLMODESMART WAKE UP/ALARM INCOMING CALLLong press to dismiss, time outOption to dismiss/stop snooze cycle if steps are detectedGo to previousIncoming notificationDouble pressAuto power off if not bonded after 5 minShort or long press, time outShort or long press to silence phone, answer or caller hangs upShort press and tapShort press and tapShort press and tapLong pressLong pressShort press, time outKey pressor finishedSmart wake up/alarm alertSmart wake up/alarm alertSmart wake up/alarm alertSmart wake up/alarm alertSmart wake up/alarm alertIncoming callNotification mode and Application mode can coexist Incoming callIncoming callIncoming callIncoming callLong press or NFCVery long pressAlready bondedNot bondedBonding succeededShort press to snoozeCONTROL MODE INITIATED FROM THE PHONEThis may include resume to control mode after incoming call or smart wake up/alarmMANUAL HR(V)Double pressDouble pressDouble pressDouble press7.3.1 State diagram normal modeNotification and incoming call alerts in normal mode. Low battery warning and automatic HR(V) not included in the image.7.3 State diagram normal mode
UXP X 2014-12-05 19 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW206OFFIDLEBONDING MODEREMOTE MODECONTROLMODESMART WAKE UP/ALARMLong press to dismiss, time outOption to dismiss/stop snooze cycle if steps are detectedGo to previousDouble pressAuto power off if not bonded after 5 minShort or long press to silence phone, answer or caller hangs upShort press and tapShort press and tapLong pressLong pressShort press, time outKey pressor finishedSmart wake up/alarm alertSmart wake up/alarm alertSmart wake up/alarm alertSmart wake up/alarm alertIncoming callLong press or NFCVery long pressAlready bondedNot bondedBonding succeededShort press to snoozeCONTROL MODE INITIATED FROM THE PHONEThis may include resume to control mode after incoming call or smart wake up/alarmMANUAL HR(V)Double pressDouble pressSILENTINCOMING CALLDouble press7.4.1 State diagram do not disturb modeNotification and incoming call do not alert in do not disturb mode, however it is still possible to silence calls.If do not disturb is entered during incoming call or notification the alerts are stopped.Low battery warning not included in the image but should not be given in do not disturb mode.7.4 State diagram do not disturb mode
UXP X 2014-12-05 20 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW012 ASW0038 Setting upWhich iOS version is required?AS A: user I WANT TO: experience that the setup including pairing and connecting is smooth and easy.AS A: user I WANT TO: experience that A1ll keeps track of my activities and syncs with the phone without noticing it. A1ll has to be bonded (by pairing) and connected from a BLE device in order for all features and functionality to work. Once A1II has been paired from another BLE device it becomes bonded to that device only and is able to log activities, do heart rate measurements and have Smart wake up functioning even when it is not connected to the bonded device.When starting A1ll for the first time (when A1ll has not been bonded to a device) and after a hardware reset, A1ll will automatically enter bonding mode. If A1ll is turned on and has been bonded before, A1ll will advertise for reconnection from the bonded device instead.A1ll can only be bonded to one device at a time, which makes it impossible for a second device to pair and connect a bonded A1II.BLE (Bluetooth low energy), and Android version 4.4 or higher for an Android device, is required in order to use A1ll. 8.1 Pairing, bonding and connectingWhenever the user enters the Lifelog app she should see that activities are up to date.Sync between A1ll and phone occurs when ever needed and in the following cases:- Whenever opening the Lifelog app (reasoning: the user must have accurate step counting data)- Whenever opening the Host App (reasoning: the user must have accurate log data, TBD which log data will be presented in AHA)- Whenever the user makes a change in AHA settings- Whenever there is an incoming notification from the phone- Whenever pressing a key or tap or using gestures- On request by 3rd party application that supports A1II. Expected result: the user can see that data has been updated whenever opening the Lifelog app. As long as the user has the Lifelog app or AHA open the user should be able to see how for instance step counter data is updated in best effort real time.8.2 Sync with phone
UXP X 2014-12-05 21 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW230 ASW066 ASW0658.3 First time pairing and connecting through NFC 8.3.1 A1ll can be ON or OFFA1ll can be either ON or OFF if the user wants to connect through NFC. NOTE: Inform the user that A1ll needs be fully charged before starting to use it (if necessary?). 8.3.2 Unlock the deviceThe user needs to make sure that the phone has NFC on.8.3.3 NFC touchHold A1ll to the NFC detection area of the device. A1II starts up in bonding mode and the phone will prompt the user to install AHA from e.g. Google Play. MOVEAppsInstalledA1ll8.3.4 A1ll app downloadHaving installed the application it will be placed on the app tray.
UXP X 2014-12-05 22 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIAL8.3.5 Use case 1: NFC touching When NFC touching a second time, after having downloaded AHA, it will trigger AHA to start and try to connect to Everest. Note: AHA will open even if already connected.8.3.6 Use case 2: Opening AHA manuallyIf the user chooses to open AHA directly instead of NFC touch a second time a setup guide will tell the user to NFC touch a second time or do a manual Bluetooth pairing from AHA.8.3.7 A1II is paired, bonded and connected
UXP X 2014-12-05 23 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIAL[Everest setup:Welcome screen]Get started8.4 First time pairing and connecting manually MOVEAppsInstalledA1ll8.4.1 A1ll app downloadThe user downloads AHA. Having installed the application it will be placed on the app tray. 8.4.2 Setup guideWhen the user opens AHA for the first time there is a welcome screen.A setup guide informs the user to NFC touch or start up A1II manually - A1II will be in bonding mode if it has not been paired before.8.4.3 Search for BT devicesIf the user started up A1II by a NFC touch will AHA know which BT device to connect to.If not there is a text explaining to the user that she needs to search for A1ll in order to pair and connect.Available BT devices are listed in AHA and the user can select the right device and complete the pairing (bonding) and connection. Device 1Device 2OKAVAILABLE BT DEVICESBT CONNECTED DEVICESA1llSetup flow TBD and synced with A3 and SWAP!As part of the setup flow there is a promotion of the Lifelog app. If the user has the app she is encouraged to start using it.
UXP X 2014-12-05 24 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW203 ASW012 ASW0678.5 Second time pairing, bonding and connecting 8.5.1 Bond A1II to a new android deviceIf A1II is bonded with another device it is not possible to bond a new device without first unbonding the old device by factory data reset of A1II.BONDING AND CONNECTING WITH A NEW ANDROID DEVICEAS A: user I WANT TO: bond and connect my A1II with a new phone.AS A: user I WANT TO: know which phone A1II automatically reconnects with.A1II can only be bonded and connected with one android device at a time. If the user wants to switch from an old bonded phone to a new unbonded phone it is necessary to unbond the first phone before bonding the second phone. Unbonding the first phone can only be done by factory data reset of A1II. After factory data reset will the next connected android device be kept as the only bonded device that can connect to A1II.If the user unpairs A1II from the bonded phone it is still possible to re-pair from that phone only (A1II is still bonded to the phone).
UXP X 2014-12-05 25 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW251 ASW173 ASW083 ASW0658.6 General bonding and connecting through NFC: UI flowA1ll modes after NFC touchInitial state Action ResultA1ll OFF and has not been bonded and connected before NFC touch Power on and bonding mode, the phone can connectA1ll OFF but has been bonded and connected before NFC touch Power on and reconnectable from the bonded phoneA1ll ON and in bonding mode NFC touch Connected by the new phone that is now bondedA1ll ON and connected NFC touch Open AHAA1ll ON and disconnected but have been connected before NFC touch Reconnect (A1II advertises for reconnection)A1II ON or OFF but is bonded with another device NFC touch Nothing (an unbonded phone might power on A1II but should not connect)
UXP X 2014-12-05 26 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW261 ASW260 ASW259 ASW120 ASW088 ASW087 ASW086 ASW083 ASW0599 Disconnect and reconnectAS A: user I WANT TO: experience that the logged data is always up to date in Lifelog.If A1ll looses connection with the bonded device the following should happen1) A1ll disconnected icon should appear in the status bar. If the Out-of-range alert is turned on (view separate chapter) then A1ll should vibrate.2) A1ll should advertise for reconnection. A1ll and the bonded device are connectedThe 2 devices loose connection due to e.g. out of range or Bluetooth off in connected phone/tablet. If Bluetooth is turned on again AHA shall try to reconnect.A1ll advertises for reconnection the first 30 minutes and after 30 minutes 40 seconds every 30 minutes. Whenever there has been a successful reconnect with the bonded device it should be visible in the status bar. Disconnect and reconnect flow1234A1ll will advertise for reconnection in the following cases:• Advertise automatically when disconnected • Advertise at power ON • Advertise manually Pressing the key will result in advertising when A1ll is disconnected. • Advertise at NFC A NFC touch when A1ll and the BT device are disconnected will result in advertising.
UXP X 2014-12-05 27 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW258 ASW251 ASW249 ASW228 ASW205 ASW067 ASW060 ASW022The power on vibration indicates that A1II is starting up. When the user presses the key to turn on A1II for the first time A1II will enter bonding mode and LED A will blink continuously until connected. When A1II is connected bonding mode stops with a short vibration and a connected status animation is displayed.Note: If there is a failure in bonding will A1II power off after 5 minutes.600 ms 600 ms 600 ms 600 ms 600 ms 600 ms 600 ms 600 ms 300 ms 300 ms 300 msLED CLED ALED B250 ms500 msPressing the key to turn on an already bonded A1II will generate a power on vibration and then connected status is displayed with white LEDs since A1II is not connected yet. As soon as AHA succeeds to reconnect the connected status animation is displayed in cyan.300 ms 300 ms 300 ms500 msLED CLED ALED B300 ms 300 ms 300 ms10 Power ON A1ll 10.1 Power ON A1ll for the first time or after factory data reset10.1.1 Power ON when unbondedA1II stars up in bonding mode . A short vibration indicates when A1II is bonded to the phone, followed by the connected animation when the connection is completed.10.2.1 Power ON when already bondedThe connected status animation is used at start up and again when finally connected.10.2 Power ON A1ll when already bonded
UXP X 2014-12-05 28 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW20410.3 Connection status when turned on300 ms 300 ms 300 msLED CLED ALED B300 ms 300 ms 300 msLED CLED ALED BKey short press when A1II is turned on generates a connected status LED animation. The LEDs are lit in cyan if A1II is connected and white if not connected.10.3.1 Short press when connectedThe connected status animation uses cyan when connected.10.3.2 Short press when disconnectedThe connected status animation uses white when disconnected.
UXP X 2014-12-05 29 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW250 ASW236 ASW067 ASW02411 Turning OFF and Factory data reset11.1 Turning OFF A1ll 11.2 Factory data resetThe user needs to very long press the key in order to turn A1ll OFF. If there is a HRV measurement going on then the HRV should be interrupted and the device should be turned off.Factory data reset can only be done from power OFF mode. A more than 10 second long press (very very long press) generates a factory data reset. Factory data reset will clear all data but not roll back firmware updates. After factory data reset A1ll automatically starts up in bonding mode. Factory data reset is the only way to connect A1ll to a new device if already bonded to another device.11.1.1 Very Long press the key to turn off A1ll500 ms500 ms500 msLED CLED ALED B11.1.2 All three LEDs are lit and then turned off, one by one. 11.1.3 Power OFF sequence.The power OFF sequence uses white LEDs.
UXP X 2014-12-05 30 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW237 ASW136 ASW102 ASW10112 OTA and DFU mode12.1 OTA sequence600 ms 600 ms 600 msLED A600 ms 600 ms 600 ms 600 ms 600 msEnter OTA Connection is established Transmission started Transmission completed Restart and enter bonding mode AHA connects to A1IIThe different modes during a OTA sequence have the same LED indication, constant white blinking. When the update is completed A1II enters bonding mode and AHA can reconnect.Firmware update shall not be possible if the battery level is too low, A1II must then indicate this to AHA.12.1.1 OTA sequence.
UXP X 2014-12-05 31 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW12813 Automatic logging of physical activities - an overviewA1ll should be able to log steps, walking, running, swimming, number of stairs, elevator riding and sleeping. All activity tracking should work offline. Other activities e.g. transportation and app usage are detected by the phone. What and how the logged data is visualized is decided by the Lifelog team. Ask Lifelog team about which activities they commit to. Some short time logged data will also be visualized in AHA.GENERALAS A: user I WANT TO: be able to experience that all my activities contribute to improved health. Comment: Today we have steps as the unit that all sport activities presumably contributes to. When we have swimming (and eventually other physical activities detected) it may be more reasonable to have calories as the value that physical activities contributes to.STEPSAS A: user I WANT TO: know the number of steps I have taken during a day (only seen in Lifelog and AHA since A1II have no display). AS A: user I WANT TO: know how I am progressing compared to the set goal.SLEEPAS A: user I WANT TO: know for how long time I have slept.AS A: user I WANT TO: be able to view a sleep cycle on a detailed level.AS A: user I WANT TO: get an indication of whether my night sleep has been of good quality or not.It should be possible to log sleep automatically. The transition from step logging to sleep logging should occur seamlessly. In Lifelog it should be possible to view sleep cycles, light sleep, deep sleep, for how long time and if the sleep has been of good quality or not (by registering toss and turn?) RUNNING and WALKINGAS A: user I WANT TO: know the distance I have run/walked, for how long time and how many calories I have burnt.AS A: user I WANT TO: to be able to view my Heart rate level (possibly measured more often during training).Running and walking both add to the Steps data in Lifelog. SWIMMINGAS A: user I WANT TO: know how many lapses I have swum.AS A: user I WANT TO: know for how long time I have swum. AS A: user I WANT TO: know how many calories I have burnt when swimming. Discuss: Possibility to manually set the length of the pool to get distance? Possibility to measure different swim styles? What If auto detection not possible?NUMBER OF STAIRS and ELEVATORAS A: user I WANT TO: know how many number of stairs I have taken (up or down).AS A: user I WANT TO: know when I’ve been riding the elevator.
UXP X 2014-12-05 32 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW224 ASW256 ASW223 ASW21514 Remote mode14.1 OverviewAS A: user I WANT TO: control certain functionality from A1ll by tapping.AS A: user I WANT TO: design which functionality should be linked to tapping.ExamplesAS A: user I WANT TO: have a simple way to control the media player.It is possible to control a set of up to three actions from A1ll by tapping one, two or three times. In AHA it is possible to select which set of actions that should be controlled. The user can also design a custom set of actions containing one to three actions.The user enters remote mode by single, double or triple tap after key short press, the initial tap sequence is handled as an action. When in remote mode all three LEDs are lit in green. As long as A1II is in remote mode single tap, double tap and triple tap is detected and can be linked to the current set of actions that the user has selected in AHA. Vibration feedback indicates if single, double or triple tap was detected.The hardware has a time out for how long A1ll can be in remote mode but a new tap can restart the time out. Disconnect, incoming call, alarm/ Smart Wake up alarm or a new key press will make A1ll exit remote mode.In remote mode all steps (and possible sleep states) are still logged. 14.1.1 Short press the key and tap to enter remote mode.14.1.2 All LEDs are lit in green when in remote mode. NOTE: Remote mode should only be accessible when connected.
UXP X 2014-12-05 33 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW219 ASW218 ASW217 ASW216 ASW170 ASW169 ASW16814.2 Remote mode - LED and vibration feedbackWhen connected A1II enters remote mode if the user taps within 5000 ms after key short press. Remote mode has a time out 10 000 ms after the last tap sequence. Key short or long press will exit remote mode directly. A1II goes back to idle or control mode depending on previous mode.Double and triple tap must have less than 500 ms between the taps. Single, double and triple tap have corresponding vibration feedback with a 500 ms delay ensuring that the whole tap sequence was finished. LED CLED ALED B100 ms14.2.1 LEDs in Remote mode14.2.2 Vibration feedback after single tap14.2.3 Vibration feedback after double tap14.2.4 Vibration feedback after triple tap100 msLED CLED ALED B100 ms200 ms100 msLED CLED ALED B100 ms200 ms100 ms200 msRemote mode up to 10 000 ms after the last tapTap within 5000 ms from key short pressLED CLED ALED B
UXP X 2014-12-05 34 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIAL14.3 Application mode - extension guidelinesExtensions can get raw accelerometer data from A1ll, this will enable extensions to use A1ll for e.g. gaming or guitar playing. A small protocol for tap interaction is provided but counted steps and sleep data is not provided.Extension developers can do the following: - Create their own design pattern for how to interact with A1ll using the raw accelerometer data. - Use the pre defined tapping protocol for interaction.Extension developers are limited by the following: - Extensions can not use keypresses- Extensions can not use vibrations.- For Extensions that want to use tapping to control media, we suggest that they will use the same pattern as defined for Media player (view next chapter).- There will be no warning saying that the battery may run out very fast. - It is up to Extension developers to define and explain their chosen interaction pattern to the user.TBD- Explore if the SmartBand should send data to other apps that are not identified as Control-apps. For instance Runtastic? No tap interactions may be necessary?- There is no 15 seconds time out from AHA for extensions that use sensor data.Open extension protocol descoped and replaced by native remote mode
UXP X 2014-12-05 35 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIAL14.4 Remote mode - Life bookmark (Selected per default or not?)Life bookmark Removed!AS A: user I WANT TO: to tag the moment from my A1II and have it saved for personal remembrance. When adding a Life bookmark from A1ll a Heart Rate Variation (HRV)measurement is done and logged together with the time and place in Lifelog. The purpose of Life bookmark is to tag a memorable moment.TBD: Should AHA try to initiate HRV after LB, how many attempts?TBD: if the user is running the pulse is logged instead of HRV If the user has selected Life bookmark as an action to control in remote mode then she can press the key and tap the dedicated tap sequence to enter remote mode and save a Life bookmark. If the user has phone applications up and running the activities will be added to the Life bookmark. The life bookmark will also register activities up to 10 minutes before and after the bookmark was taken. For instance, if the user takes a photo using her phone she needs to Life bookmark it within 10 minutes.Life bookmark will not be possible to add from A1II when disconnected!
UXP X 2014-12-05 36 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIAL14.5 Remote mode - Media Player 14.5.1 Press and tap Short press the key and tap an action. 14.5.2 LEDs are greenThree LEDs are lit in green while in remote mode. The user can tap new actions without a key press until remote mode times out.AS A: user I WANT TO: to be able to control media by using the bracelet.The user can select media player actions in AHA as the set of actions to be controlled through tapping in remote mode. Media player actions will control the last used player that supports play/pause, previous and next intents. All three LEDs are constantly lit in green while in remote mode. Remote mode times out back to previous mode 10 seconds after the last tap. Tap interactionsSingle tap - Play/pause If media is off media should start playing If media is on media should stop playing Double tap - Next track If media is off media should go to next track If media is on media should go to next track Triple tap - Previous track If media is off media should go to previous track If media is on media should go to previous track
UXP X 2014-12-05 37 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIAL14.6 Remote mode - Functionality supported by AHA FEATURE ACTION COMMENTMedia player play/pause Based on android key eventsMedia player next track Based on android key eventsMedia player previous track Based on android key eventsCamera take picture Based on android key eventsCamera start/stop movie recording Based on android key eventsFind phone start/stop soundPhone speaker TBD turn ON/OFFPhone ringtone & notification volume TBD switch ON/silentPhone ringtone & notification volume TBD switch ON/vibrationA1II Do Not Disturb TBD switch ON/OFFNOTE! This list will be completed in AHA blueprint, A1II is only responsible for sending single, double or triple tap
UXP X 2014-12-05 38 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW222 ASW221 ASW227 ASW220 ASW184 ASW10915 Control mode15.1 OverviewAS A: user I WANT TO: use external apps that are compatible with my SmartBand for real time logging and interaction through LEDs, vibrations, tapping and gesture.AS A: user I WANT TO: use my SmartBand to play e.g. a game running on my phone.AS A: user I WANT TO: use my SmartBand together with e.g. a physical training app running on my phone.AS A: user I WANT TO: have an easy start up and flexibility between different external apps that can utilize my SmartBand.AS A: user I WANT TO: be in charge of when an external app takes control over my SmartBand.General description of control modeControl mode is initiated from the phone. External applications running on the phone can ask AHA to get control over the sensors, vibrations and LEDs on A1II. However steps and sleep shall still be logged during control mode. The button on A1II is not part of the API for control mode.The user have to confirm in e.g. a popup when entering control mode. TBD if AHA or the external app should ask the user for permission.Interrupting control modeThe user can long press the key to stop control mode, the external app can then not take control over A1II again until the user has accepted it from the phone.Control mode can also be interrupted in the following cases, it is up to the external app to decide if control mode automatically should resume after the interruption, or if the user will have to confirm it. • Incoming call• Xperia alarm notification• Smart wake up alarm• Remote mode• Lost connection• Low battery warning• Manual HRVOrdinary notifications can be passed to A1II in control mode and in that case override the vibrations and LED signals sent from the external application. It shall be possible for the external application to support the user in turning off notifications during the control mode session. Note! The external app will have to explain for the user how to interact with A1II, how to end control mode and which SmartBand notification features will TBD how AHA should handle control mode requests from multiple apps, require that the app runs in foreground?
UXP X 2014-12-05 39 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW226 ASW22515.2 Key interactions in control mode300 ms 300 ms 300 msLED C LED CLED A LED ALED B LED B15.2.1 Short press in control modeControl mode requires that A1II is connected. The usual connected animation in cyan will be played at key short press. This animation overrides the applications LED control.15.2.2 Long press in control modeLong press in control mode ends the control mode session and the external application loses control of A1II. A short vibration is used as long press feedback.• Short press - View connection status• Long press - Exit control modeIn control mode can the app take control over the LEDs. Key short press will however always override the app and the LEDs animate connection status. The app resumes control over the LEDs directly after the animation.Long press in control mode will stop control mode and set A1II in idle mode.250 ms
UXP X 2014-12-05 40 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW252 ASW25416 Heart rate measurementsAS A: user I WANT TO: be able to log Heart rate level automatically on a regular basisAS A: user I WANT TO: be able to decide when the Heart rate measurements should be done i.e. in what contexts. E.g. during physical activities, entertainment, every day etc.There is no indication on the bracelet to signal that an automatic HRV is going on.TBD! How often the Heart rate measurements are done depends on battery drainage and may be controlled from AHA. This is also where settings for which activities that should be measured more often can be configured, e.g. if automatic HR(V) is time scheduled or triggered by the accelerometer. Automatic HR(V) shall also work offline.TBD Still under discussion!16.1 Automatic HR(V) measurement
UXP X 2014-12-05 41 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW253 ASW255 ASW212 ASW211 ASW210 ASW209AS A: user I WANT TO: be able to initiate a single Heart rate measurement from my A1II.AS A: user I WANT TO: get an indication whether my manual HRV measurement finished successful or not.A manual HRV measurement can be initiated from AHA when connected, but also by key double press on A1II when e.g. disconnected. The LEDs indicate ongoing manual HRV measurement with an orange dimming animation. A successful HRV session is followed by a single vibration, a double vibration indicate corrupt/aborted session. Incoming call and alarm is passed through during manual HRV (even if it might disturb the session) but notifications and low battery warning are delivered after the session. Control mode is paused by manual HRV and any key press will abort manual HRV.TBD if AHA should have a setting for choosing between manual HRV or HR measurement, depends on if the sensor can register both at the same time.16.2 Manual HR(V) measurement1600 ms 1600 ms 1600 msLED CLED ALED B16.2.1 Vibration feedback after successful HRV dataLED CLED ALED B250 ms16.2.2 Vibration feedback after corrupt HRV data16.2.3 LEDs during ongoing HRV measurementAll three LEDs are repeatedly dimmed in orange between 25 % and 100 % color brightness. 250 msLED CLED ALED B250 ms200 ms16.2.4 Dimming of all three LEDs simultaneously 25 % - 100% color brightnessAll three LEDs are repeatedly dimmed between 25 % and 100 % color brightness. 400 ms 1200 ms100 %25 %0 %50 %
UXP X 2014-12-05 42 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW257 ASW247 ASW246 ASW245 ASW243 ASW242 ASW241 ASW240 ASW239 ASW1671217 Alarm17.1 Xperia alarm and Smart wake up17.1.1 Alarm and Smart wake upA1ll will vibrate and blink when there is a Xperia alarm and only vibrate when there is a Smart wake up. The user short press the key to snooze or long press to turn off the alarm.AS A: user I WANT TO: be alerted by xperia alarms and Smart wake upAS A: user I WANT TO: be able to choose between snoozing or turning off the alarm from the bracelet.AS A: user I WANT TO: plan the alarms on a weekly basis.In addition to ordinary xperia alarm notification A1ll has a Smart wake up alarm, which means that A1ll will wake the user up when s/he is in light sleep. In AHA the user can select at what time and for how long the Smartband should start to detect light sleep. For instance, if the user has set a Smart wake up for 07:00 with a 30 minutes wake up widow, A1ll will alert sometime between 06:30 and 07:00 when the user is in light sleep. If the alarm is set for 07:00 with a 30 minutes wake up widow, but A1ll is only detecting deep sleep, or that the user is awake, the alarm will alert at 07:00. Snooze and turn off Xperia/Smart wake up alarm If the user wants to silence the alerting alarm and snooze, the user can short press the key. After 15 minutes (snooze time could be configurable in AHA for smart wake up and is a setting for xperia alarm) the alarm will go off again. If the user wants to turn off the alerting alarm she needs to long press the key. As an option in AHA the user can also select to automatically turn off snoozing alarms when steps are detected. Auto silent time is 3 minutes for smart wake up and is a setting in Xperia alarm.Schedule several Smart wake up alarmsIt shall be possible to add up to five (5) Smart wake up alarms with a weekly repeat function.The alarm has to be set when A1II is connected and shall be stored on the accessory in order to function when disconnected.Xperia alarmOrdinary alarm notification will only work when A1ll is connected to a Xperia device with the native xperia alarm app. Xperia alarm will not work offline.
UXP X 2014-12-05 43 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW246 ASW244 ASW239 ASW238800 ms200 ms800 msLED CLED ALED B17.2.1 Xperia alarm vibration and LED blinking intervalsContinuous vibration and white blinks from all LEDs. 17.2 Alarm vibration and LED patterns 800 ms200 ms800 msLED CLED ALED B17.2.2 Smart wake up vibration intervalsSmart wake up has the same vibration pattern as Xperia alarm, but Smart wake up does not use LEDs.LED CLED ALED B17.2.3 Long press during alerting alarmA short vibration is used as long press feedback when turning off an alerting alarm.250 ms
UXP X 2014-12-05 44 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW232 ASW2311218 Incoming call18.2.1 Incoming callA1II vibrates and blinks when there is an incoming call.When the user presses the key the phone and A1II are silenced.AS A: user I WANT TO: be alerted when there is an incoming call.AS A: user I WANT TO: be able to silence an incoming callNotification for incoming call consists of continuous vibrations with all 3 LEDs blinking in white until the user short or long press the A1II key. This will silence the incoming call signal/vibration on the phone and stop the vibration and LED blinking on A1II. 1000 ms1000 ms1000 msLED CLED ALED B18.2.2 Vibrations and LED blinking intervalsContinuous vibrations and white blinks from all LEDs until the key is pressed, call is answered or the caller hangs up. TBD if it should be possible to customize incoming call notication from selected contacts
UXP X 2014-12-05 45 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW235 ASW234 ASW233 ASW054AS A: user I WANT TO: be alerted by A1ll for incoming notifications in the phone.A1ll supports notifications from Android and iOS devices via a vibration and LED pattern (view image). The first time the LED blinks it comes with a vibration, then one LED blink every 6 second. If the user press the key or reads the notification in the phone the LED will stop blinking. If the user don’t press the key or read the notification on the phone the notification will time out after 5 min. A new notification will prolong the notification timeout. 19 Notifications19.1 General notification19.1.1 Notification in the phone notification tray, e.g. incoming SMS/MMS or mail A vibration notifies the user of an incoming notification. It blinks every 6 seconds for up to 5 minutes. Short/long key press or reading the notification will stop the blinking.400 ms200 ms6 000 msLED CLED ALED BTBD if notications should be customized in some way depending of type of notication and contact, how to handle iOS?
UXP X 2014-12-05 46 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW100 ASW099TBD how to handle low battery warning during incoming call, app mode etc.19.2 Low battery notificationAS A: user I WANT TO: be alerted by the bracelet when the battery is low.AS A: user I WANT TO: not be disturbed by the low battery warning during do not disturb mode.1. A1ll is ON. (Charger is not connected)2. When battery level is beneath a certain level A1ll will vibrate five times combined with a red LED. There will also be a popup from AHA that notifies the user of A1ll running out of battery. The red LED should continue to blink every 6 second the same way as a notification would do.TBD if there should be one or many low battery warnings and at which percentage level depending on battery consuming mode and scheduled Do Not Disturb.100 ms200 ms6000 msLED CLED ALED B19.2.1 Low battery notificationFive short vibrations and a pop up in AHA indicates low battery. After the initial five blinks and vibrations the red LED blinks every 6 second for 5 minutes, or until the key is pressed or the pop up is dismissed.
UXP X 2014-12-05 47 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW096 ASW093 ASW092 ASW097 ASW095 ASW09420.1.1 Battery chargingLED A is constantly on in red, then in orange. When having reached fully charged (90%) it is green. 20 Charging battery TBD!!20.1 Charging batteryAS A: user I WANT TO: know when battery is fully charged and ready to use. A1ll can be charged using a usb wall charger or a computer.1. A1ll is ON or OFF (Charger is connected)2. LED A is constantly on in red and then in orange as long as the charger is connected and battery is not fully charged. Even if the battery is completely drained shall the LED light up immediately when connecting the charger.3. When A1ll is fully charged (90-100%) LED A is constantly on in green.constantly on until 15% of a fully charged batteryLED CLED ALED Bconstantly on from 16%-90% of a fully charged battery constantly on from 90% to a fully charged batteryTBD exact values for changing color
UXP X 2014-12-05 48 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW064500 ms500 ms 500 ms20.2 Turning off when running out of batteryLED CLED ALED B20.2.1 Notification when turning off due to low batteryLED and vibration indication when turning off because of empty battery. AS A: user I WANT TO: be notified when A1ll is automatically turned off due to empty battery.When A1ll is ON and out of battery the regular turning off animation/vibration is initiated. This will happen when battery level is below 1%.
UXP X 2014-12-05 49 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIAL21 Xperia at hand features21.1 New generation proximity unlock21.1.1 Wake up the deviceINPUT: press the power key on the device, while wearing A1ll.21.1.2 The device is unlocked 09:00AS A: user I WANT TO: have a safe way of unlocking the phone by using the bracelet. No one else should be able to access my phone with my bracelet.When the distance between A1ll and the device is xx meter away it should be possible to unlock the phone without using a pin code or pattern etc.Every time the user puts the bracelet on and it is connected to the phone the user needs to enter his unlock pin code on the phone. A unique code is then sent from the phone to the bracelet. The device is locked whenever the user is not nearby. When the user presses the power button on the device, A1ll can bypass the screen lock. By pressing the key the user wakes the screens and the phone is unlocked automatically.Descoped since the capacitive sensor is descoped!
UXP X 2014-12-05 50 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALASW185 ASW138 ASW08121.2 Out-of-range alert When the distance between A1ll and the device causes a disconnection, A1ll will warn the user with vibrations. Due to the uncertainties of connectivity and signal strength it is impossible to set a fixed distance.The function will be set to OFF in AHA per default.Design rationale: Users that are in their home or when working in an area that is quite big will not want to be reminded of having left their phone behind as this has been done intentionally. If the user get’s reminded of this s/he will probably feel that the bracelet disturbs rather than helps.Out of range alert is disabled when do not disturb is on.Distance to device250 ms750 ms750 ms21.2.1 Event: Out-of-range alertOut of range alert if the user has enabled the Out-of-range alert in AHA .
UXP X 2014-12-05 51 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIAL22 Document historyDocument Name /Metadoc revision Changes Document Author Modification DateIXD-Blueprint_A1ll_Accessory.pdf • First draft Sofia Dahlgren 2014-05-07IXD-Blueprint_A1ll_Accessory.pdf • Heart rate measurement is clarified Sofia Dahlgren 2014 w 26.2IXD-Blueprint_A1ll_Accessory.pdf • Updated document based on review comments from 27/6 -14Sofia Dahlgren 2014 w 27.3IXD-Blueprint_A1ll_Accessory.pdf • Startup flow updated Sofia Dahlgren 2014 w 33.5IXD-Blueprint_A1ll_Accessory.pdf • HRV functionality clarified, • HRV that is initiated manually is out of scope • Specific notifications for reaching step goal is taken out of BP• Showing progress on bracelet is taken out of BPSofia Dahlgren 2014 w 34.3IXD-Blueprint_A1ll_Accessory.pdf • Show yourself to others added Sofia Dahlgren 2014 w 34.5IXD-Blueprint_A1ll_Accessory.pdf • Key press table updated. Old info about HRV initiated on demand is deleted.Sofia Dahlgren 2014 w 35.2IXD-Blueprint_A1ll_Accessory.pdf • 5.4.2 updated text• 8.1 corrected errors in text• Night mode is no longer mentioned• 17.3.1 is updated with complete text• 17.1 Low battery warning specified• Charging colors and length of charging in percentage updatedSofia Dahlgren 2014 w 36.4
UXP X 2014-12-05 52 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALDocument Name /Metadoc revision Changes Document Author Modification DateIXD-Blueprint_A1ll_Accessory.pdf • Added double press in order to 1) have media control less accessible and thereby activate media control by mistake 2) to use short press to indicate when the device is connected and turned on 3) to make it clearer for the user when the user enters app mode (in colored wrist bands it may be difficult to differentiate between blue and green)Sofia Dahlgren 2014-09-010IXD-Blueprint_A1ll_Accessory.pdf • Galvanic skin sensor (GSR) descoped.• Turn on LED animation updated in chapter 10.• Connected status animation added as white or cyan.• OTA added in chapter 12.• State machine diagram added .• 6.1 LED sequence key interactions updated.• Reject incoming call added on long press.• First time setup updated• Low battery warning updated• General clarifications.Nils Hellstrand 2014-09-26IXD-Blueprint_A1ll_Accessory.pdf • 14. Remote control mode added and extensions descoped.• 15. Application mode initiated from the phone added.• 6.3 State diagram added• 6.4 State diagram for do not disturb added• 3. Capacitive sensor descoped.• 21.1 New generation proximity unlock descoped.Nils Hellstrand 2014-10-08
UXP X 2014-12-05 53 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALDocument Name /Metadoc revision Changes Document Author Modification DateIXD-Blueprint_A1ll_Accessory.pdf • 3. Hardware requirement - HRV sensor added.• 5.3 Do Not Disturb added• 15.2 Key interactions in application mode added• Logging sitting/standing descoped• 7.2 Vibration feedback - Long press verification added for incoming call, alarm, remote and application mode.Nils Hellstrand 2014-10-13IXD-Blueprint_A1ll_Accessory.pdf • 3. Hardware requirement details updated.• 15.2 Orange LEDs for application mode removed.• 7.3 Notifications supported during application mode.• 7.3 Reject incoming call removed• 14 Remote control mode only accessible when connected.• 16 HR measurement - TBD added for manual measurement.• 17.1 Alarm - stop snooze when detecting steps added.• 18 Incoming call - TBD added for contact customization.• 19 Notifications - TBD added for customization and iOS.Nils Hellstrand 2014-10-17
UXP X 2014-12-05 54 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALDocument Name /Metadoc revision Changes Document Author Modification DateIXD-Blueprint_A1ll_Accessory.pdf • 7.2 Vibration feedback for tapping and manual HRV added.• 8.5 Second time pairing and connecting added.• 10.3 Connection status when turned on added.• 14.1 Remote control mode initiated by short press and tap• 14.2 Remote control mode - LED and vibration feedback added. • 14.6 Remote control mode - Functionality supported by AHA added.• 16.2 Manual HR(V) measurement addedNils Hellstrand 2014-10-23XD-Blueprint_A1ll_Accessory.pdf • Support for up to 7 smart wake up alarms with repeat.• Updated comments about A1II being bonded and not paired to a BT device• 14.6 Comments added to functionality supported by AHA in remote control modeNils Hellstrand 2014-11-03XD-Blueprint_A1ll_Accessory.pdf • 14 Remote control mode renamed to Remote mode.• 15 Application mode renamed to Control mode.• 8.5 Unbond from phone removed, only possible by factory data reset.• 11.2 Factory reset specified to Factory data reset.• SRS requirements added to BP• Life bookmark removed from remote mode and integrated with manual HRV at double press.• 14.2 Remote mode time out changed to 10 seconds.Nils Hellstrand 2014-11-14
UXP X 2014-12-05 55 / 55IxD BlueprintUXCCONFIDENTIALDocument Name /Metadoc revision Changes Document Author Modification DateIXD-Blueprint_A1ll_Accessory.pdf • Life bookmark removed.• Manual HR(V) LED dimming updated.• 7.1 LED sequence key interactions - Combined press for DFU mode added.• 17.1 only support for up to 5 smart wake up alarms.• 8.6 Open AHA at NFC touch when connected.Nils Hellstrand 2014-12-05

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