Oculus Rift Development Kit User Guide

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Oculus Rift Development Kit Contents

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Headset and Control Box

A B C

3 Pairs of Lenses

6ft HDMI Cable

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Over-the-head Strap

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3ft USB Cable

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Power Cord with Adapter

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DVI/HDMI Adapter

Oculus Rift Development Kit

The Oculus Rift Development Kit includes everything you need to start building virtual reality content for the Oculus Rift.

• Headset and control box

• Power cord with adapter

DVI/HDMI adapter

Getting Started

• 6ft HDMI cable

• 3ft USB cable

Remove the contents of the case carefully.

• 3 pairs of vision lenses

• Over-the-head strap

If any part is missing or damaged, please contact Oculus Customer Support.

More detailed information on setup and troubleshooting can be found online at: https://developer.oculusvr.com

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support@oculusvr.com

Setting Up the Headset

1. Carefully remove the headset and the control box from the case. The headset cord is permanently attached to the control box. Avoid having this cord bend sharply.

2. Adjust the head strap so that it fits snugly around your head.

3. An over-the-head strap is included. If you choose to use it, loop the strap from the front to the back and adjust so it fits over your head comfortably. Adjust the over-the-head strap to fit as desired.

4. If you wear glasses, you can adjust the distance of the lenses and screen by turning the screws on either side of the headset using a coin. Make sure that the adjustment settings on both sides match after making changes.

Note: Wearing glasses while using the headset will reduce your field of view. You also risk scratching your lenses. If you are nearsighted, we recommend you use the included vision eye cups or contact lenses.

5. Three different pairs of lenses are included with the development kit. The tallest set (A) is designed for 20/20 or farsighted vision. The middle set (B) is designed for moderately nearsighted users. The shortest set (C) is designed for very nearsighted users. The lenses are designed to be swapped using an insert-lock-in-place mechanism. If you wish to wear corrective lenses while using the Rift,