1. Warm Up the Device
- After turning on the device, let it run for a few minutes. This allows the lenses and screen to warm up.
- In cold environments, the initial blurriness will gradually improve as the device heats up.
2. Clean the Lenses
- For new devices: Remove the plastic protective film on the lenses before first use.
- Daily cleaning:
• Use a clean microfiber cloth to gently wipe the lenses. Avoid using tissues or clothing, as these can scratch the lenses.
• Clean the lenses regularly to prevent sweat or dust buildup.
3. Adjust the Head Strap
- Default head strap:
1. Adjust the top strap first, then tighten the rear strap to ensure a snug fit.
2. Confirm the screen is clear before locking the straps in place.
- Elite Strap (optional):
• Offers easier adjustments but is not required (the default strap works well).
- For multiple users: Re-adjust the straps each time. The default strap requires manually pulling the rear cord, which may take extra time.
4. Set the Pupillary Distance (PD)
- How to measure PD:
• Check your glasses prescription or ask an optician.
• Use a smartphone app (e.g., PD measurement apps) to estimate it yourself.
- Adjustment steps:
1. While wearing the headset, turn the small wheel at the bottom. The current PD value will show on the screen.
2. Adjust the wheel until the PD matches your measurement.
5. Adjust the Face Interface
- Steps:
Press the buttons on both sides of the face interface. Push inward to reduce spacing or pull outward to increase it.
You can adjust one side for special needs (e.g., more space for glasses).
- Tips:
• Glasses users: Increase spacing to avoid lens contact.
• Non-glasses users: Fine-tune for sharper visuals.
6. Update the Software
- Go to Settings > System > Software Update to check for updates.
- Regular updates improve performance and may include fixes for blurry visuals.
7. Use Quest Link with a PC (Optional)
- Connect the headset to a high-performance PC via a cable or wireless link.
- This allows the PC to render higher-resolution images, reducing blur and improving quality.
8. Additional Tips
- Protect the lenses: Avoid touching them with rough materials.
- Check settings regularly: Re-adjust the straps, PD, and face interface if shared with others or used frequently.
