What is more worth looking forward to before the Lunar New Year in 2018 is coming soon! The annual value-for-money welfare feedback gives you one year's worth of Dabo Welfare once. Click here to learn more Hi, Ladies and Gentlemen, What you bring to your valued friends today is the VIVE Wireless Kit Unpacking Technology for Transmission Technology, plus the experience of installation and debugging. Reasons to purchase Always want to buy to try, but unfortunately the money bag is not enough support. Fortunately, chances are that you have a potted wireless suite device and you can try to unlock the shackles of the cable. Host configuration Overall 7K host configuration, not to mention on the VR estimate chicken will do it Appearance Gallery Potter's free fish box is a bit obsolete, we ignore it, the overall design is simple, in addition to the front logo there is no other text. Open to see the overall work is OK, there is no obvious scratches on the appearance, but the cable and HTC original contrast is a bit stiff. Open the package, the first layer is Aanker mobile power 20000m (above) and the power box, helmet receiving receiver (left 1, left 2) and PC transmitter (right 1). Open the second layer are wireless routing (above) and cloth bag (below). The receiving end of the wireless kit is equipped with a USB port and an HDMI port. There is also a small indicator below to show the pairing. Many cooling holes are designed on the receiving side. It works really hot, but the heat is not transmitted to the user's helmet. Receiver of wireless suite TPCAST ​​Installation Steps (Note: HTC VR basic software needs to be installed before installation, see the following article) 1, download the software client The browser logs in to the official website of Tektronix and enters the TPCAST ​​VIVE Wireless Suite page, and chooses to download the connection assistant corresponding to the purchased kit. The current client software supports Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10. 2, install VIVE wireless suite connection assistant Double-click the above installation file icon to install the connection assistant 3, helmet receiver connection Helmet installation diagram Step 1: Remove the original connecting cable 1 Open the top of the helmet to connect the top hatch through the angle shown. Open helmet top connection top cover Unplug the original HTC three-in-one cable three connectors and audio cable connector Side view clearly audio cable, USB interface, HDMI interface Pull the three-in-one cable and audio cable out of the hatch and the head slide to make it completely separate from the helmet. Clean up, is not clear, remember that the right USB interface is empty As shown in the figure, the three long connectors 1-A, 1-B, 1-C and the audio cable connectors of the dedicated long cables 1-A, 1-B, 1-C are inserted from the side where the TPCAST ​​word is on the receiving end of the helmet, and are threaded out from the other side. The unclamped slides are also placed through the threading holes of the helmet receiving end, underneath the special long connecting line, and the helmet receiving end will be fixed on the head slide. The plug is plugged into the power port, USB port, and HDMI port of the VIVE helmet. 4, power box connection instructions As shown in the figure above, connect the mobile power supply and the power box. After a successful connection, the mobile power blue power indicator lights to indicate the current remaining power. Then put the installed power supply and power box together in a nylon mesh bag and tighten the bag to prevent the power supply from falling off during use. 5, PC transmitter connection instructions Disconnect VIVE Helmet Stream Box Power Adapter Power Supply Remove the DCIN power supply and HDMI plug from the original 3-in-1 HTC VIVE cable that was removed from the original helmet end and plug it into the corresponding interface on the PC's transmit end (the USB plug does not need to be used and is empty) The HTC VIVE Streaming Box Power Adapter is powered back on. 6, router connection Use a network cable to connect the router's LAN interface and the host computer's network port. Set the system's network connection to DHCP to obtain the IP address and DNS automatically. 7. Run Wireless Kit Connection Assistant This department needs to fill in the wifi password and SSID of the power box, SSID and password on the surface of the power box. Very convenient and wait about 3 minutes, the program is automatically loaded Here is the official installation video experience feelings The basic use of wireless is the same as the use of wired ones. No significant delay or dizziness is felt. There is no sense of restraint when moving and using various strange movements. The sense of immersion is greatly enhanced. However, the biggest bottleneck of wireless is charging Po. It takes a long time to play for a while. Because I can't find the charger, I use the power supply of the HTC Vive Locator to charge slowly. There is also the use of wireless kits that cannot use the VIVE's own microphone, but this small problem is not important in most scenarios. to sum up The installation of TPCAST ​​is not that simple. I did not watch video tutorials. The installation instructions of the product alone caused me to encounter a lot of pits during the installation process. The TPCAST ​​Wireless Kit's match with the HTC Vive is undoubtedly greatly enhances the VR experience. In the past, the HTC Vive's long and thick cable was very much inconvenient. When it was put into VR, it would increase the burden on the head and it was easy to get to the feet. Therefore, once I used TPCAST, I would never use a cable to connect the helmet.
