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#There are 2 connectors, HMDI and USB, at the end of the cable attached the the headset. Plug the HDMI and USB connectors into the correct ports on your computer. If your computer has only a DVI port instead of HDMI, use the DVI to HDMI adapter. | #There are 2 connectors, HMDI and USB, at the end of the cable attached the the headset. Plug the HDMI and USB connectors into the correct ports on your computer. If your computer has only a DVI port instead of HDMI, use the DVI to HDMI adapter. | ||
#Attach the Sync cable and the USB cable to the right side of the Camera (Sync Cable connector on top and microUSB connector on bottom). Connect the other end of the Sync cable to the connector box on the headset cable. Connect the other end of the USB cable to a USB port on your computer. | #Attach the Sync cable and the USB cable to the right side of the Camera (Sync Cable connector on top and microUSB connector on bottom). Connect the other end of the Sync cable to the connector box on the headset cable. Connect the other end of the USB cable to a USB port on your computer. | ||
#Place the Camera on a monitor, desk or tripod. The Camera tracks the position of your headset in 3D space. Make sure the lens of the camera is facing you | #Place the Camera on a monitor, desk or tripod. The Camera tracks the position of your headset in 3D space. Make sure the lens of the camera is facing you and there is nothing obstructing the line-of-sight between your head and the camera. The camera should be placed from 1.5 to 5 meters away from you. | ||
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==Apps== | ==Apps== | ||