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Hi David,
I have tried some more tests on this so please see my updates below.
- Is it always the same controller - reliably regardless of which "hand" it intializes into? - Appears to be same controller. Even if i unpair and repair the faulty controller only appears on the left hand
- Do you see any colleration between which basestation you're facing when tracking goes wonky? No,it doesnt seem to matter however I have noticed that quite often the headset goes grey and I lose optimal sync. I tried moving the sensors 5ft away on tripods facing eachother and same issue.
- Have you tried plugging your Vive into other USB ports on your PC? Sometimes this can be caused by a USB bandwidth limitation - another way to help test for this is to disable the Vive's camera within SteamVR's desktop settings page. Disabling the camera is a reliable way to help workaround USB bandwidth/host controller issues. yep, I only have 2 USB ports and nothing else is plugged into the other. I tried swapping between them and same thing. I also checked my resources and they are using minimal.
- There is a helpful "unpairall" procedure which can be very handy. Tried this, no joy :(
Any more advice would be great please. Thanks
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Hi David,
Thank you for your reply.
Now you mention it, I am not certain it is always the same controller. However I will check this out.
In regards to base station, No, it happens regardless to which way it is facing or even if directly in the middle.
I have tried a different USB port too, There are only 2 on the Alienware laptop and I have tried them both (This was working fine previously however). The camera is also disabled.
I will certainly try the unpairing method tonight when home from work however I have completely uninstalled Steam and also tried repairing directly by pressing the two buttons without it making a difference. But I will give this ago.
Many Thanks,
Craig
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Hi Guys,
I have had my HTC VIVE for around 2 months now. I have racked up around 20 hours playing with it.
Yesterday when I connected everything up again (It is connected to a Alienware 15 R4 laptop so I put everything away every time), one of the controllers just wont track.
Basically, everything shows as connected, but one controller shows as connected but not tracking.
If I force the controller to connect, re-pair or even identify itself, it tracks for around 10 seconds and then dies again.
I have tried the following:
- Completely uninstall VIVEPORT
- Re-install Steam and Steam VR
- Checked the firmware of all devices and they are up to date
- Confirmed All default settings are set including Camera off etc
- Re-paird controller
- Ran room setup, both room scale and standing only
- Connected controller to laptop via cable and held down all buttons until driver notification appears
I am now out of ideas and cannot find much online that offers anything further than the above.
Does anyone else recommend anything or is it time to open a ticket with HTC?
Thanks in advance, I appreciate any help with this!
One Controller will just not track at all
in VIVE & VIVE Pro
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Hello,
I have made some more observations.
Usually, the controller shows as tracking before I go into a game.
Once I go into a game, it then stops tracking and continues to not track even if I exit the game.
Second, I played around with my sensors. I unpowered one of them and set the other one to mode A facing me. I then went through the room scale wizard again and launched beat saber. same issue. I then tried the other lighthouse and opened beatsaber.. This time IT WORKED! Which is really weird.
I then closed beat saber and opened Serious SAM 3 VR BFE, the issue occured again and it lost tracking (This time showing as contoller two and not the first one).
I quit Serious SAM and open BeatSaber again but the issue remains.
I am now unable to get it working again.
I am giving up for tonight, hopefully you would be able to offer some more advice for me to try tomorrow.
Thanks,
Craig