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Last Login: 11/24/2008 5:24:17 PM
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| No matter what I do, the headset only tracks to the left about 30 degrees... anything past this and it flips over to thinking that it is tracking right 135 degrees.
I've spent a lot of time recalibrating but no matter what it still does this. The only thing I can think of that could be an issue is that I have a large framed glass/metal mirror on the wall next to my computer on the right. It is about 3 ft. from my head. Could that be causing the problem?
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| | I was seeing the same error. I tried placing the glasses on a flat surface and starting calibration then rotating to calibrate Yaw first. This way there is no pitch or roll. Then I picked them and calibrated pitch and roll. It seemed to help...I believe its a software problem in the calibrator tho and needs to be fixed. |
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| | This issue seems to have gone away for me with the firmware update. |
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| | Hi when I try to calibrate I see no action on the yaw bar, but no problem with the pitch and roll bars. Need urgent help. |
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| Do you have any strong magnetic influences nearby?
I had a similar problem and found a reference to strong magnetic fields possibly interfering. I took my big sub woofer out from under my desk and moved it some distance away and "poof" problem solved. I now get very good calibration results. |
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| | Thanka a lot. Turned off cellphones, monitors around and just a bit far from the screen, plus holding VR920 by hand, it works fine. |
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| TWISTD (4/2/2008)
Do you have any strong magnetic influences nearby?
I had a similar problem and found a reference to strong magnetic fields possibly interfering. I took my big sub woofer out from under my desk and moved it some distance away and "poof" problem solved. I now get very good calibration results.
 it's a good way to fix the field |
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Supreme Being
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| well i have two massive subs under my desk and my pc case on my desk next to me with a massive amp on desk and 22 inch lcd xbox 360 and 360 powersuply and a wireless router. all have very strong magnetic fields.
hmm i wonder what could be causing bad calibration. lol  |
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