HTC V IVE Tracking The tracking for the HTC Vive, Lighthouse, should always be connected to a socket and is therefore always active and calibrated. If any base station has been moved, please open the vrmonitor tool and follow the room setup proceedure. Headset Adjustments The adjustements of the headset is done manually in three dimensions: vertical centering, using the head strap, distance from the face, using knobs, and eye separation. 1. Pull out the gray rings (A) on the left and right hand of the headset, and rotate them to expand the face cover as much as possible. 2. Put on the headset. Some glasses can be worn inside the headset. 3. Adjust straps (B) on the left and right hand side of the headset, altenatively the knob (C) on the back, depending on type of straps. Make the face cover fit snuggly in a vertically centered position that results in the least amount of blur in the view. 4. Turn the small knob (D) on the right hand side of the headset to adjust the eye separation to a value that results in the least amount of blur in the view. 5. Pull out the gray rings (A) on the left and right hand of the headset, and rotate them to fit the lenses as close to your eyes as possible. 6. Push the gray rings (A) back in, to lock the face cover position. Write down or remember the settings of the face cover and eye separation to speed up future adjustments. A B C D November 28, 2017 (more on the other side)
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HTC VIVE
Tracking
The tracking for the HTC Vive, Lighthouse, should always be connected to a socket and is therefore alwaysactive and calibrated. If any base station has been moved, please open the vrmonitor tool and follow the roomsetup proceedure.
Headset Adjustments
The adjustements of the headset is done manually in three dimensions: vertical centering, using the head strap,distance from the face, using knobs, and eye separation.
1. Pull out the gray rings (A) on the left and right hand of the headset, and rotate them to expand the facecover as much as possible.
2. Put on the headset. Some glasses can be worn inside the headset.
3. Adjust straps (B) on the left and right hand side of the headset, altenatively the knob (C) on the back,depending on type of straps. Make the face cover fit snuggly in a vertically centered position that resultsin the least amount of blur in the view.
4. Turn the small knob (D) on the right hand side of the headset to adjust the eye separation to a value thatresults in the least amount of blur in the view.
5. Pull out the gray rings (A) on the left and right hand of the headset, and rotate them to fit the lenses asclose to your eyes as possible.
6. Push the gray rings (A) back in, to lock the face cover position. Write down or remember the settings ofthe face cover and eye separation to speed up future adjustments.
A
B
C
D
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Starting Virtual Reality Applications Via Steam
A Steam account is needed to run Virtual Reality application per the default procedure. It is assumed that youhave already created a Steam account for this guide.
1. Open Steam
2. First time only, click on TOOLS in the LIBRARY menu, search for Steam VR and install it.
3. Go to STORE, search for VR and install what application you want to try. Steam Lab is suggested asa free and illustratory application.
4. Start the downloaded application.
5. First time each time you log in, follow the instructions for setting up the room (calibrating and registreringthe tracking system).
Starting Virtual Reality Applications Installed for All Users
1. Open the VRLaboratory folder.
2. Under the Vive folder, double click on a script file to start the associated demo.
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