NaturalPoint TrackIR User manual

Quick Start Guide
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Technical Notes
For further setup information, please view the
instruction manual on the installation CD or the website.
Windows 2000, XP and Vista users must be logged in
as an administrator to install the software. If you only
have one user login on your computer, you probably
have administrator privileges.
If using a USB hub with the device, make sure that it is
externally powered (plugs into the wall). For best
performance avoid using a USB hub.
Now that you’ve positioned the
unit, clip the USB cable into
strain relief in the base to
secure it.
6. Strain-Relief USB Cable
Now you’ve completed the installation and setup process.
Remember: TrackIR software must be running before
starting any TrackIR EnhancedT M titles.
7. Ready To Go

5. Adjust Position
Position your TrackClip level
with the device...
and in the center of its field of view,
for the best performance.
Position the device further away if
you’d like more room to move
around (we suggest somewhere
between 2 and 5 feet).
side view
top view
(continued)
3. Place the Device
Attach USB camera to base
using the magnetic connector.
(Base and camera may be
disconnected as needed.)
Place the unit on your monitor,
facing you. Adjust the device’s
base orientation to either clip
to your monitor or sit atop it.
Gently tilt camera head to
adjust angle of view.
4. Place the TrackClip
The spring steel clip slips
easily onto a hat brim or
headset.
Download the latest TrackIR
installer from the website or
use software CD if included.
Run the installer and follow
its prompts.
1. Install Software
2. Plug In Hardware
Connect the device's cord to
your computer’s USB port.
Note: TrackIR software
must be running before
starting your game/sim.