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No Hub Connected
You have not selected a Hub for setup/configuration. To get started, please plug in the Lodestar Hub into any of your USB ports. Next, press Select Device and select Lodestar Hub from the drop-down panel and press Connect.
Pair New Pucks to the Hub
You have not paired any Pucks to this Hub. Before pairing, press Scan to automatically find an available channel or manually enter one. Then, toggle Pairing Off to enable pairing mode on the Hub.
Pairing Mode is Currently Enabled
The Hub is currently in pairing mode! To pair a new Puck, hold the power button until it blinks purple. It will connect
automatically when in range of the Hub.
To continue, please toggle Pairing On to disable pairing mode.
Configure the Pucks for Tracking
You can configure any Puck as either an Anchor or a Tracker.
Tracker: A mobile device tracked in space.
Anchor: A stationary device required for tracking.
To get started, configure one of the connected Pucks as an Anchor.
For 3D tracking (6DoF), you will need at least Three Anchors and One Tracker.
Prepare the Space for Calibration
Using Lodestar Fusion? You can skip this step. Please close this window and switch to Fusion.
Mount Anchors high up on a wall, ceiling, or a tripod. Ensure all Anchors are seprated by at least 3 feet
and do not form a line. If you're using three anchors, they should all be at the same height (or the same wall).
If you have more, they should be at different heights.
During calibration, all Anchors should have clear line-of-sight
to each other. When you're ready, move out of the area and press Begin.
Calibrating
This may take a few seconds.
Calibration Complete!
Lets refine the calibration! Please connect exactly one Tracker. When you're ready, press refine and move the Tracker around your space. Try to move in all three dimensions, especially up and down! One way to acheive this is to lift the Tracker up and down while walking in a large circle.
Capturing