Quick Start
To quickly connect and configure the glasses, follow these steps:
1. As described above, install the drivers and update the firmware.
2. Launch the player application, resize its window to approximately one-quarter
of your screen, and start the image slideshow.
3. Open the 3D settings panel. Depending on your preferred connection method,
select and activate the appropriate communication interface:
• If you're connecting via a USB dongle,
ensure that Bluetooth is enabled on the dongle.
• Turn on the glasses by pressing any button.
• To check if the connection is successful, adjust
any setting in the glasses control panel. A green "Rx" LED indicator should briefly flash on the glasses.
Next, in the glasses control panel:
• Click
"Set to Default" to apply default settings.
• Then slowly adjust the
"Offset" slider until a clear 3D image appears.
• Use the remaining controls to fine-tune the image for the best possible quality.
If the device becomes unresponsive or settings behave unexpectedly, press
"Device Reset" or click
"Set to Default" again.
For further assistance, feel free to reach out by email or post your
question in the IT support group on Facebook.
You can find the link to the group at the bottom of this page.
Customization
Due to the varying capabilities and performance of video hardware,
it is difficult to determine the best glasses settings in advance.
To achieve good image stability, select the filter parameters yourself
based on the specifics of your computer. Open the glasses control panel
and choose the connection type. In this example,
we are using an S3D emitter connection.
Emitter Settings
In the player's settings panel, you see the detected Emitter.
Turn on the Bluetooth transceiver and set the glasses model.
The Infrared Transmitter should preferably be disabled
unless you additionally use IR sync glasses.
Glasses Settings
By manipulating this setting you can find the most stable picture possible.
Unfortunately, at this time we have not finalized the memorization of settings
for different modes. If you change the connection method, you need to adjust them.
Usually, a single setting does not require any further changes.
Capture Filter Bandwidth
If your PC hardware is old and slow, rendering may cause delays and frame drops.
To prevent hard image jitter, this filter ignores and discards deviations
above the selected threshold. In the beginning to establish the broadest window.
Filter Strenght
Determines the smoothing level for dynamically calculating the
instantaneous frame rate. The higher the smoothing,
the slower the glasses respond to FPS changes on the computer.
Lock Speed
Limits the speed of score adjustments to fast FPS spikes.
So that there is no loss of synchronization.
If you set a very low response, the glasses may lose synchronization
in case of significant FPS deviations.
Stability Regulator
The parameter
P determines the degree of response of the glasses
autotuning system to frame rate deviation. Larger values make
the autotune faster, but do not set it too high, as oscillation will occur.
Parameter
I determines the accuracy of the auto-tuning.
Parameter
D significantly accelerates the exit to the point of optimal capture.
But on old equipment if you have FPS jitter it is better do not to use it, and set to 0.
Otherwise the system will not be able to adjust.
Reset to default settings
To restore factory settings, press the Reset to Default button.
This will return all parameters to their initial state.