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You have 2 options, unplugging or let the vive go in to standby mode(when not used)
*For the standby, check your settings.
SteamVR -> Settings -> General and enable bluetooth communication & put base in standby.
But, is it okay to NOT unplugg the headsett? How did I know when is it in standby or not? When the glasses is black it is in standby?
And the only way for me without bluetooth to turn off the bases is to unplugg the powercable?
1) Go into device manager on your OS and make sure all Bluetooth Devices are all removed. If it's using Windows for Bluetooth it's not going to work. Some motherboards may need the bluetooth interface disabled in the BIOS settings.
2) Start Steam VR software.
3) Click on SteamVR drop down menu and select settings.
4) Click on install Bluetooth driver. Finish the installation.
5) Go to device manager and your Bluetooth Devices should only show
"BCM20703 Bluetooth 4.1 USB Device"
6) Reboot your PC
7) Start Steam VR software
8) Click on SteamVR drop down menu and select settings. Click on "Enable Bluetooth communication" and "Put Base Station in Standby mode when VR is not in use."
9) Pull out power from base stations and then re-connect power.
10) Click on SteamVR drop down menu and select devices "Reboot Vive headset"
You can either try to test right away or do another reboot just to get the OS clean.
Now your base stations and everything should shutdown when VR is not in use. They should start up once the Steam VR software starts. You may get some messages for things not working when starting Steam VR because it takes a few moments for the base stations to either shutdown or start back up.
Note: When the base stations are up they will show green and orange LEDs on them. When they go to sleep it will should show just one green light and no longer be able to hear them.
Should be good to go
Yeah, don't do that. Get the bluetooth working. The software turning on and off should control power to all your VR devices once setup right. :) The controllers you'll have to turn on once the software is started and the software should turn everything off once it exits.
the display are fully turned off while in standby mode so it doesnt do any harm
mine sometime goes red because i unplug my vive often and move it alot to family so it alway need to be recalibrated
But about the base stations, I don’t think my pc have bluetooth, the base’s will not turn off.
Then my question, do I something wrong if I only unplugg the base’s when I am finish gaming?
Is it bad for the base station to unplugg the power? Instead for using bluetooth? I have a power outlet with remote controll to the base’s, so I can turn on and off the power that way. But can the Base’s take any damages, when the power is turn on or off that way? Maybe I shooting it down wrong? What do the people meen?
if you have a remote to shut off the power at the outlet, I don't think that'll cause issues. heard of plenty of people doing it that way, or even just unplugging them. For me it would be a hassle to get to the plugs every time I want to use it.
Is everythings okay then? Can I just leave the computer for 1-2days With Things like that?