Cloud Orbit Software - Headphones HYPERX - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Wired gaming headset with customization software
Brand	HyperX
Model	Cloud Orbit Software
Transducers	100 mm planar magnetic (Audeze)
Frequency Response	10 Hz – 50 kHz
Impedance	32 ohms
Sensitivity	120 dB SPL/mW
Connectivity	USB-C (detachable cable)
Microphone	Detachable unidirectional microphone with noise attenuation
Weight	Approximately 350 g
Dimensions (W x D x H)	Approximately 200 x 200 x 100 mm (folded)
Main Features	3D audio with customizable HRTF, head tracking (Orbit S), EQ profiles, firmware update
Compatibility	PC (Windows), PlayStation 4/5, Nintendo Switch (USB), Xbox (with adapter)
Software	HyperX Cloud Orbit Software (HRTF customization, audio profiles, head gestures)
Care and Cleaning	Clean with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid liquids. Do not disassemble.
Safety	Use at moderate volume to preserve hearing. Keep away from heat sources.
Spare Parts and Repairability	USB cable, microphone, ear cushions available via HyperX. User repair not recommended.

Frequently Asked Questions - Cloud Orbit Software HYPERX

How to customize the HRTF profile on the HyperX Cloud Orbit?

Open the HyperX Cloud Orbit Software. In the HRTF Customization section, adjust the Head Circumference, Interaural Arc and Ambience sliders according to your measurements. Click Apply to save.

Is head tracking available on all models?

No, head tracking is an exclusive feature of the Cloud Orbit S model. The standard Cloud Orbit does not have inertial sensors.

How to add a new head movement profile?

In the software, go to Head Movements, click Add, name the profile, then click Create. Then select it from the drop-down menu.

What is the difference between a press-and-hold function and a non-hold key?

A press-and-hold function remains active as long as the head movement is held. A non-hold function is triggered momentarily with each movement. Both are configured by checking the right check box in the software.

How to change the sensitivity of a head movement?

Check the left check box next to the desired movement, then adjust the value in degrees. A lower value (e.g., -10°) makes the gesture more sensitive than a higher value (e.g., -8°).

What is the Twitch mode in head movements?

The Twitch mode allows you to associate a function with a flinch movement (e.g., quick nod). It disables other gestures in the same category. Activate it by checking the Twitch MODE box in the software.

How to change the EQ audio profile on the Cloud Orbit?

In the software, go to Audio Profiles. Choose from presets: Flat, Default, Step, Shots, Music, Racing, RPG, Warm. The Default profile corresponds to the Audeze House curve.

Where to find the firmware version and how to update?

In the software, Firmware section. You will see USB FW, MCU FW, DSP FW versions. Click Update FW to search for and install updates.

Is the Cloud Orbit headset compatible with consoles?

Yes, it is compatible with PlayStation 4/5 and Nintendo Switch (in USB mode). For Xbox, a third-party USB adapter is required. The customization software is only available on PC.

How to clean the HyperX Cloud Orbit?

Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe surfaces. Do not use liquids or chemicals. Ear cushions can be removed and washed with warm soapy water, then let them dry completely before reassembly.

USER MANUAL Cloud Orbit Software HYPERX

HyperX Cloud Orbit Software

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HyperX Cloud Orbit Software

Part Numbers

HX-HSCO-GM/WW

HX-HSCOS-GM/WW

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Main Page....3

HRTF Personalization 4

Head Gestures ....5

Adding a Gesture Profile....6

Deleting a Gesture Profile....6

Binding a Press and Hold Key Function to a Head Gesture....7

Binding a Press and Release Key Function to a Head Gesture 8

Changing the Head Gesture Sensitivity....9

Binding a Key Function to a Twitch Mode Head Gesture 10

Sound Profiles....11

Device Info 12

Firmware 13

Main Page

1. Menu tabs

• HRTF Personalization: customize 3D sound to personal preferences and configure gesture controls
  • Sound Profiles: change EQ settings
  • Device Info: general headset information
  • Firmware: update headset firmware

2. Headset controls

• 3D mode: change between 3D Manual*, 3D Auto*, 3D On, and 3D Off
- Center button: center the headset when using 3D Manual* or 3D Auto* modes
• Audio mode: change between 7.1 channel, 2 channel, and Hi-Res 2 channel modes

3. Headset states

- Headset on/off, battery level, microphone level, USB connection

*Available only on Orbit S

HRTF Personalization

This page allows you to adjust the HRTF settings to fine tune the 3D sound to your personal preferences.

1. Head Circumference

- Adjust slider to match the circumference of your head in inches.

2. Inter-aural Arc

- Adjust slider to match the circumference of one ear canal to the other, measured around the back of your head, in inches.

3. Room Ambience

- Adjust slider to control the amount of reverb in the 3D audio.

Head Gestures

This page allows you to configure head gesture controls and profiles for the headset*. Headset must be set to 3D Manual mode for correct behavior.

1. Profile Selection
2. Head gestures on/off toggle
3. Pitch, yaw, and roll sensor values

4. Pitch gesture controls
   a. Look down, look up, nod up/down

5. Yaw gesture controls
   a. Turn left, turn right, shake left/right

6. Roll gesture controls
   a. Tilt left, tilt right, nod left/right

*Available only on Orbit S

Adding a Gesture Profile

1. Click on the "Add" button to add a new gesture profile.

1. Type in a name for the profile and click on the "Create" button.

1. Select the new profile by clicking on the down arrow next to the profile name.

Deleting a Gesture Profile

1. Select the gesture profile to be deleted from the profile dropdown menu.
2. Click on the "Delete" button to delete the selected profile.

Binding a Press and Hold Key Function to a Head Gesture

1. Click on the right box next to the desired head gesture to set a key function to.

1. Press up to two key buttons to bind them as a press and hold function.

a. Alphanumeric characters, Shift, Alt, Ctrl, F1-F12, and top row numbers are supported key functions. Numpad keys are not supported.

1. Activate the function by moving the headset to the matching motion. The function will be held while the head gesture motion is held.

a. Example: Move headset pitch up -8 degrees to press and hold "R" key.

Binding a Press and Release Key Function to a Head Gesture

1. Click on the right box next to the desired head gesture to set a key function to.

1. Press and hold up to two key buttons to bind them as a press and release function. A white border will appear around the key function box.

a. Alphanumeric characters, Shift, Alt, Ctrl, F1-F12, and top row numbers are supported key functions. Numpad is not supported.

1. Activate the function by moving the headset to the matching motion. The function will be pressed and released when performing the head gesture.

a. Example: Move headset pitch up -8 degrees to press and release "R" key.

Changing the Head Gesture Sensitivity

1. Click on the left box next to the desired head gesture.

1. Increase/decrease the value to make the head gesture control more/less sensitive.

a. Example: Increase the "look up" gesture sensitivity by changing from -8 degrees to -10 degrees.

Binding a Key Function to a Twitch Mode Head Gesture

1. Click on the box next to "Twitch Mode" to enable the twitch gesture for the desired head gesture.

a. Enabling "Twitch Mode" will disable the independent gesture actions from the gesture category (i.e. Enabling nod left/right twitch gesture will disable tilt left and tilt right).

1. Click on the right box next to the twitch gesture

2. Press up to two key buttons to bind them to the gesture.

3. Activate the function by moving the headset to the matching motion. The function action will follow the binding type (press and hold, press and release).

a. Example: Tilt headset to the left above +30 degrees, then tilt headset to the right below +30 degrees to press and hold "M" key.

Sound Profiles

This page allows you to select your desired EQ preset to change the sound profile of the headset.

EQ Preset	Description
Flat	No EQ applied.
Default	Tuned to the Audeze House curve.
Foot Steps	Enhances sounds of foot steps.
Ballistics	Enhances gunshots and other ballistic sounds in FPS games.
Music	Optimized for listening to music.
Racing	Optimized for racing games.
RPG	Optimized for RPGs and immersive games.
Warm	Treble is cut and bass is boosted slightly.

Device Info

This page provides general information on the Orbit / Orbit S headset.

Firmware

This page provides the firmware versions on Orbit / Orbit S and the ability to update the headset firmware.

Questions or Setup Issues?

Contact the HyperX support team at: hyperxgaming.com/support/

Software HyperX Cloud Orbit

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1. Menü-Tabs

1. Onglets du menu

1. Schede del menu

1. Guias do Menu

1. Karty menu

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