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Head Tracking TrackIR for Gaming Headset HyperX Cloud 2 with PS3 Eye

flo4nau

August 3, 2020

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Description

This is a DYI Headtracking Assembly for Opentrack. It uses 3 IR LED's, 3 Resistors 30 Ohms, a Step-Down Converter and an old USB connector and some screws and wiring.

Please follow this tutorial for the parts and how to put the resistors to the LED. You will need a resistor for each LED. Solder everything together and make sure to have an output of 3V on your Step-Down-converter.

In the Opentrack Software https://sourceforge.net/projects/opentrack.mirror/ set the model in Freetrack to "Hat" and get your dimensions in front of a mirror or something, it is important you are measuring with the headset on your head since it will bend tremendously!

Have a lot of fun! Feel free to adapt it to your own headset of course

License:

Creative Commons - Attribution - Non-Commercial