4 - VR glasses Pico - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL 4 Pico

* In The Box Important Health & Safety Notes Quick Guide

02 Product Details 05 02 Operating Instructions 07 03

In The Box:

VR Headset / 2 Controllers / 4 1.5V AA Alkaline Batteries / Glasses Spacer / Nose Pad / 2 Controller Lanyards / USB-C Power Adapter / USB-C to C 2.0 Data Cable / Quick Guide / User Guide / Safety and Warranty Guide

WARNING Important Health & Safety Notes

• This product is designed and intended to be used in an open and safe indoor area, free of any tripping or slipping hazards. To avoid accidents, remain conscious to the potential confines of your physical area and respect the boundary of your virtual area whenever you see it. Be sure to wear the lanyards when using the Controllers. Make sure that there is enough space around your head and body (at least 2 meters by 2 meters) to stretch your arms to avoid damage or injury to yourself, others, and your surroundings.
• This product is not recommended for children aged 12 and under. It is recommended to keep headsets, controllers and accessories out of the reach of children. Teenagers aged 13 and over must use it under adult supervision to avoid accidents.
• This product is designed to accommodate most prescription glasses. Make sure to wear the VR Headset in a manner in which the VR Headset lenses do not rub or impair your prescription lenses.
• Prolonged use may cause dizziness or eye fatigue. It is recommended to take a break every 30 minutes. Try relieving your eyestrain by looking at distant objects. If you feel any discomfort, stop using the product immediately. If the discomfort persists, seek medical advice.
• Do not expose the optical lenses to direct sunlight or other strong light sources. Exposure to direct sunlight may cause permanent yellow spot damage on the screen. Screen damage caused by sunlight exposure or other strong sources of light is not covered by the warranty.
• This product supports interpupillary distance (IPD) adjustment in system settings. When adjusting, please be aware that with the minimum IPD, it may touch the bridge of the nose. You can adjust the IPD according to your actual interpupillary distance in "Settings" ▶ "Display". Please note that using inap-

propriate IPD may increase the risk of discomfort.

• This product has an "Eye Protection Mode", certified by TÜV Rheinland (Germany), which can protect your eyes by reducing blue light in the three color channels using software algorithms. The screen appears yellowish in this mode and you can turn this feature on/off in "Settings" ▶ "Display" ▶ "Color" ▶ "Eye Protection".
• Protect optical lenses during use and storage to prevent damage, such as scratches or exposure to strong light or direct sunlight.

Product and packaging are updated regularly, and the functions and contents of the standalone headset may be upgraded in the future. Therefore, the content, appearance and functionality listed in this manual and product packaging are subject to change and may not reflect the final product. These instructions are for reference only.
* Carefully read this user guide before using the product and share this information with any other users, as it contains important safety information. Keep the user guide as reference for the future.

6 Degrees of Freedom VR

The device can track your translational and rotational movements in all directions (up/down, left/right, forward/backward, pitch, roll, and yaw). Your movements in the real world will be captured and translated to what you see in the virtual world when using the appropriate content.

Ensure a safe environment before you start your VR experience.

1. Clear a safe indoor area of at least 2 meters by 2 meters. Keep the room bright, avoid spaces with main-
   ly single-colored walls, glass, mirrors, moving pictures or other similar objects.
2. Remove the protective film that covers the headset front cameras. Wear the lanyards connected to the Controllers.
3. Set up your environment by following instructions on the VR Headset screen.

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WARNING

This product can not guarantee your safety with guardian system, you will need to always pay attention to the surrounding safety.

① Install Batteries

Pull the tab to remove the insulating paper.

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* Note: 1.5V AA alkaline batteries should be used.

Quick Guide

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Slide the toggle according to arrow direction to open the battery case.

② Power on the Controller

First Start: The Controller will start automatically after removing the insulating paper. Others: Short press the Home button for 1 second until the status indicator flashes blue.

③ Power on the VR Headset

Long press the Power button for 2 seconds until the status indicator turns blue.

④ Wear Your Headset for a Comfortable Fit and View

Adjust the strap dial to turn the strap so that the back of your head rests on the padding. Fine-tune the length and position of the strap to give a clear view.

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* Note: You can use this product with prescription glasses or lenses insert.

⑤ Fine-tune the Top Strap

Fine-tune the head strap to reduce pressure on the forehead.

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⑥ Interpupillary Distance (IPD) Adjustment

In System Setting, go to "Setting" ▶ "Display" to adjust IPD, tap "+" or "-" button to slightly adjust IPD until the picture is clear.

64mm

WARNING

Please note that inappropriate IPD setting may cause ghosting or eyestrain. Accurate IPD setting helps you get a clear imaging and ease eyestrain.

Product Details

EN ① ②

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VR Headset Status Indicator Legend

Blue: Powered on with battery over 20%

Yellow: Charging: Battery is less than 98%

Red: Charging: Battery is less than 20%

Green: Charging: Battery is more than 98% or charge complete

Blue flashing: Shutting down

Red flashing: Battery is less than 20%

Off: Sleeping or Powered off

① Power

Power on: Long press for 2 seconds
Power off: Long press for 5 seconds
Hardware reset: Long press for 10 seconds
Short press to enter sleep or wake up

② Status Indicator

③ Face Cushion

④ Volume

⑤ RGB See Through Camera

Do not block during use.

⑥ Top Strap

Removable

① Scrap Blar ② Tracking Canvas

Tracking cameras Do not block during use.

9 USB-C Interface

10 Left/Right Speaker

⑪ Proximity Sensor The system wakes up when the VR headset is put on, sleeps when VR headset is taken off.

⑫ Eye Tracking Cameras

Pro version only.

Do not black during use.

⑬ Face Tracking Camera

Pro version only. Do not block duri

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Controller Status Indicator Legend

Off: Connected or Powered off

Blue: Firmware updating in progress

Blue flashing: Searching for connection

Red and blue flashing alternately: Pairing in progress

① Joystick ③ Home

② Menu Power on: Short press

Power off: Long press for 6 seconds

Screen recentering: Press for 1 second

④ Status Indicator

⑤ Grip

⑥ Capture

⑦ Trigger

⑧ Battery Case

Open: Slide down the toggle and

pop up the battery case.

Lock: Push the battery case to lock.

Tracking King

Do not block during use.

* Note: Pass the Controller Lanyard

through the string as shown and

lock at the end of the Controller

Operating Instructions

Headset Control Mode

If the Controller is not connected, you can interact with the home screen by moving your head to direct the crosshairs over your intended selection and clicking the Volume Up/Down button on the VR Headset.

Switch the pointer of the master Controller

In the home screen, short press the Trigger of the corresponding Controller to switch the pointer of the master Controller.

Screen re-centering

Wear the VR Headset and look straight ahead, press and hold the Home button of the Controller or VR Headset (or the Volume Down button of the VR Headset in head control mode) for more than 1 second to re-center the screen.

Disconnect the Controller

Press and hold the Home button until the status indicator turns red and the Controller vibrates.

Controllers will automatically shut down to save power in the following cases:

- When the VR Headset enters deep sleep (a while after the VR Headset is taken off) - When the Controller is unpaired

- When the VR Headset is powered off

Add a new Controller

If you need to add a new Controller (the VR Headset can only connect one left Controller and one right Controller) or reconnect with an unpaired Controller. Go to "Settings" ▶ "Controller", click on "Pair". Press and hold the Home button and the Trigger of the Controller at the same time until the red and blue lights of the Controller flashing alternately, and then follow the instructions on the VR Headset screen.

Sleep / Wake up

Option 1 (Proximity Sensor) Take off VR Headset for automatic sleeping: wear the VR Headset for automatic waking up.

Option 2 (POWER Button) Press the Power button of the VR Headset for manual sleeping or waking up.

Hardware reset

VR Headset reset

If the visual in the VR Headset freezes, or the VR Headset does not respond after short press the Power button, you can press the Power button of the VR Headset for more than 10 seconds to reboot the VR Headset.

Controller reset

If the virtual Controller, the Home button or any buttons of the Controller doesn't respond, remove and reinstall the battery case to restart the Controller.

The VR Headset Adjustment

This device has no myopia adjustment function. The VR Headset allows wearing most standard glasses with a frame width of less than 150mm.

to install Glasses Spacer to increase the space. You can install or not according to your situation.

Install Glasses Spacer

If you have glasses collision with headset lens or pressure on the bridge of nose, please follow the picture to install Glasses Spacer to increase the space. You can install or not according to your situation.

① Disassemble the Face Cushion.

② Install the Glasses Spacer on the Headsel.

Install the Face Cushion on the Glasses Spacer.

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* Note: Disassemble the Glasses Spacer

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Install Nose Pad

If you feel light leaking from your nose, please follow the picture to install Nose Pad to block the light. You can consider having it installed at your own discretion.

① Disassemble the Face Cushion.
② Install the Nose Pad on the Face Cushion.

Install the Face Cushion on the Headset.

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Replace Face Cushion

The Face Cushion will have the following phenomena such as color change, surface fluff, soft texture after long-term use and repeated cleaning. You can replace a new Face Cushion as needed.

Replace Top Strap

① Disassemble the Face Cushion.

② Pinch the metal buckle of the top strap as shown, press it down and pull it out.

③ Install the Face Cushion on.

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The essential tool for PICO all-in-one VR, helping you manage your headset better

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WARNING

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DE ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

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⑥ Ajuste de distancia interpupilar (IPD)

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Sustituir la almohadilla facial

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AVERTISSEMENT

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Installation de la plaquette nasale

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Off: connesso o spento

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AVISO

① Instale as baterias

Puxe a aba para remover o papel isolante.

Guia rápido

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③ Ligue o Headset de RV

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Legenda do indicador de status do Headset de RV

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Legenda do indicador de status do Controlador

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警告

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③ VR ヘッドセットの電源を入れる

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⑥ 瞳孔間距離 (IPD) 調整

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コントローラーのステータス表示の表示例

消灯：接続中または電源オフ状態

青色：ファームウェア更新中

青色点滅：接続を検出中

赤色と青色が交互に点滅：ベアリング中

① ジョイスティック ③ ホーム

②メニューニ

電源オン：見押

電器オブ:6 秒間長伸し

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ノーズパッドの取り付け

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フェイスクッションの交換

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경고

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③ VR 헤드셋 전원 켜기

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