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T E C H N I C A L W H I T E P A P E R
CONTENTS &
CONTENTS &
NAVIGATION
NAVIGATION
1
Introduction
2-3
Suggested Configuration: 3D Printed
Cable Rack
3-5
Alternative Configuration: Cables
Tucked in Harness
5
Conclusion
2.
2. SUGGESTED CONFIGUR ATION: 3D PRINTED C ABLE R ACK
a . Re q u i r e d co m p o n e n t s f o r s e t- u p:
• 3D print of: "BackPack_CableRack.stl" on HP MJF 3D printer
– This file can be found at this link (link to be added)
• Hook and loop cable tie, width= ½", length= 8" (example strap can be found here)
• 3-in-1 cable (found in HP AMO Kit)
• 1 meter mini DP to DP cable (included with HTC Vive Pro)
• DP to USB-C adapter (purchased separately)
– Dongle must support 4k resolution (example adapter from Kanex can be found here)
– DP to mini DP adapter is also acceptable if adapter supports 4K resolution
b . S e t- u p:
Image 1
• Insert hook and loop cable tie through slots in 3D printed cable rack as shown by arrow in Image 1
• Slide the cable rack up from the bottom of the PC until it snaps into place
• Check the left and right side to ensure that the snaps are securely in place on the recess of the PC
as shown by arrows in Image 2
Image 3
• Slide the Link Box partially into the slot on the cable rack and connect power and USB of the 3-in-1 cable
(right angle connector side of cable) as shown by arrows in Image 3
– Note: power and USB cannot be plugged in if Link Box is fully inserted and locked in place
• Slot the HDMI connector into the recess on the cable rack as shown by arrow in Image 3
• Slide Link Box, with cables connected, into slot until locked
– Once the Link Box is locked in place, the power and USB cables cannot be disconnected
• Plug the mini DP cable into the Link Box and wrap all cables clockwise, 1 ¼ wraps, around hooks as shown
in Image 4
Image 2
Image 4
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