Spatial Reality Display Settings

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The Spatial Reality Display Settings app allows you to adjust the Spatial Reality Display settings and verify whether the high-speed vision sensor is recognizing the viewer's face.

Launching Spatial Reality Display Settings

  1. Click the Windows Start button.
  2. Select Spatial Reality Display > Spatial Reality Display Settings and run the app.

General Settings

Information regarding the settings for the Spatial Reality Display selected in the upper-right corner is displayed in the Device Settings, Image Quality Settings, Log Settings, and Other tabs.

Display Settings

Single Display

When configuring the ELF-MN1, select “Single Display,” then use the button in the upper-right corner to switch modes.

Multi-Display

This option is not available on the ELF-MN1.

Duplicate Output

This option is not available on the ELF-MN1.

Multi-Display Settings

This option is not available on the ELF-MN1.

PC Display Settings

The display settings for your PC will open.

Device Settings (ELF-MN1)

Device Settings tab

You can adjust the settings for the following devices using the Settings app.

  • Brightness

  • Volume

OpenXR Settings

OpenXR Tab

Disable the OpenXR Control Panel

  • This disables the settings configured in the OpenXR Control Panel, which is accessible from OpenXR-compatible applications.

  • Use this option if an OpenXR-compatible application fails to launch after you change the settings.

Rendering Optimization

  • You can only change this setting if the OpenXR Control Panel is disabled. This setting adjusts the parameters used for rendering.

  • If OpenXR-compatible applications do not launch even after disabling the OpenXR Control Panel, changing this value may allow them to launch.

OpenXR Device Settings

  • Set the Active Runtime—which you configured to use other OpenXR-compatible VR devices—to the Spatial Reality Display so that you can run OpenXR-compatible applications on the Spatial Reality Display.

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