robotmaker
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DJ i guess this is for you,i got mine in and want to make shore its the righ model #392TOOO11 is that the same model you have 920 VR go to vuzix website is has the box it came both boxes look the same and both have vga port you can get for it
Yeah, that tracker unit is not cheap, and I think it's still used in the newer Vuzix units as well.
mostly likely i got a real good deal $170 shipped with $30 off plus $100 total paid $270 a lot better then $350 and up
I can't argue there, I paid $325.00 shipped when I purchased mine last year.
Every control has a question mark next to the close button. When you press the question mark, you are directed to a tutorial page for that control. The direct link for the vuzix augmented reality glasses is here: https://synthiam.com/Tutorials/Help.aspx?id=166
The description specifies the VR version, which includes the accelerometer tracker. If you purchased an item labelled VR and did not get the tracker, you will need to contact the seller of your glasses. We do not sell the glasses, nor are we responsible for glasses you purchased from eBay.
However, we try to provide as much detail as possible to help you make the correct purchase.
I got part of my money back,since it said it was 920VR and was missing the part,and i ordered it for $100 ,and got a good deal
Excellent
DJ cant wait to try the tracker,and was able to make the the glasses wireless ,i hope tracker also can work wireless too,wont know till i get it and try it
Vuzix iWear VR920 specifies that it has Built-in 3 degree of freedom head-tracker, but the Vuzix 920 VR Bundle, the one @DJ uses, specifies Head tracking for up to 6 degrees of freedom... What is the difference? Does the iWear version work out for us for complete head tracking?