I needed for this parallel interface about 15 wires (STB, ACK, Busy, D0-D7, PE and some GND wires - there are more signals, but they are for a home computer irrelevant). Or, you could consider getting the cheaper Valve Index headset for its slightly superior audio quality. Once you get the pinouts mapped it's just a matter of soldering on the female connections for the HDMI+USB3. Throw your hands behind your back, and you might find that your virtual hands no longer respond when you move the controllers.

Neither are supported by what used to be Oculus anymore, so replacement parts, and also actual service, are very hard to find. In the event they can supply the connectors you can create your own lead if you know how many cores the cable has.

I've been struggling with Oculus to get a replacement cable under warranty for 2 months (purchased only last Christmas) with many bot responses and diversions of driver updates when we've actually used a cable from a friend and everything works fine - can we get a cable please. The first VR headsets used what are known as lighthouses, individually placed sensors, or positional trackers, which plugged into your PC. It's more widely available elsewhere around the world, but TikTok owner ByteDance doesn't have much interest in pursuing the US market like it has elsewhere.

devices, our hands never disappeared or floated away like they sometimes do while using a Quest headset.three cut wires) Turns out the wires didn't need the shielding (at least in a certain spot/certain wire).