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I. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The Valve Index Virtual Reality Kit (“VR Kit” or

“Hardware”), when used with your own virtu-

al reality (“VR”) ready personal computer,

contains the hardware you need to experi-

ence virtual reality. Your VR Kit contains two

Base Stations, two Controllers, a Headset and

associated components. A complete list of

components is found later in this manual. This

manual applies to all the components in the

VR Kit as well as each component (Headset,

Controllers, Base Stations) when purchased

individually. The words “Headset,” “Control-

ler,” and “Base Station” are used throughout

to highlight information that applies to these

specic components. If a specic component

is not mentioned, the information applies to

the Hardware generally.

Steam. In order to play video games or

other experiences on Valve’s online gaming

platform, Steam, you are required to create

a Steam account; there is no charge to join

Steam. Steam is limited to individuals who

are 13 years or older.

Additional information. Within this manual

see “Safety Notes” for information regarding

safe use and use limitations, “VR Kit

Components” for a list of the components,

“Regulatory Information” for governmental

requirements, and “Summary of Limited

Warranty & Agreement” for a summary of

your warranty coverage from Valve. You

will nd additional instructions in the Setup

Guide included in your VR Kit. Online, refer

to steamvr.steampowered.com for set up,

usage and troubleshooting information. Read

this entire document and Setup Guide and

review the online information before using

the Hardware.

II. SAFETY NOTES

Follow these instructions for the safe set up,

use, and care of the Hardware to reduce the

risk of injury or death. Additionally, read the

user documentation provided by third-party

component manufacturers or game and soft-

ware developers relating to their products. If

you allow anyone else to use the Hardware,

make sure they know all the safety informa-

tion relevant to its use. Keep this document

for future reference.

LIMITATIONS ON USE OF THE HARDWARE

Valve designed the Hardware to introduce

you, your family, and friends to virtual reality,

but there are limitations on its use:

Children. The Hardware is intended for

adults and teens, not for children under 13.

Children may not be able to use the Hard-

ware safely and comfortably. The size and

weight of the Headset and Controllers may

not be comfortable for children. Children

may also be unable to follow the rules for

safe use outlined in this document. Be sure

teens use the Hardware safely and make sure

they immediately stop use if they experience

any physical (such as dizziness or nausea) or

psychological (such as extreme fright) issues.

VALVE XXXXX™ VIRTUAL REALITY KIT

SAFETY, MAINTENANCE, REGULATORY, AND WARRANTY & AGREEMENT INFORMATION

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VALVE XXXXX™ VIRTUAL REALITY KIT EN SAFETY, MAINTENANCE, REGULATORY, AND WARRANTY & AGREEMENT INFORMATION I. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The Valve Index Virtual Reality Kit (“VR Kit” or “Hardware”), when used with your own virtual reality (“VR”) ready personal computer, contains the hardware you need to experience virtual reality. Your VR Kit contains two Base Stations, two Controllers, a Headset and associated components. A complete list of components is found later in this manual.
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Fit of Headset and Controllers. The Headset and Controllers can be adjusted to fit a variety of sizes. The Headset has an adjustable head strap and rear adjustment knob, a slider to adjust inter-pupil distance (IPD) and an adjustable eye relief knob, and comes with a cradle adaptor to accommodate different head sizes. The Controller strap and its anchor point can be adjusted for different hand sizes. Use the accompanying Setup Guide or instructions online (steamvr. steampowered.
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as the ceiling, fans or lights. · Check the area for things that could make you trip or slip. · Be sure there is nothing dangerous (for example, sharp objects, balconies, stairs or other places you could fall) next to the play area, in case you accidentally leave the area during use. · Place Base Stations and their power cords outside the play area, far enough that a player will not strike them.
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to play, plan for falls. People who may be particularly susceptible to falling, or to injury from falls, may wish to only participate in seated VR experiences. New users may be more likely to fall, so a spotter may be particularly useful. Depending on the VR experience, there are a variety of ways that players might react that could lead to falls. For example: · Players may attempt to lean against or sit upon virtual objects (such as a virtual window sill or chair).
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how you react to virtual reality. Keep your first few sessions brief and take breaks. Certain situations can increase your risk of VR discomfort. For example: · Being a new user - symptoms tend to decrease as your vision system adapts. · Being prone to motion sickness in other situations, having a fear of heights or health conditions, such as inner ear disorders, or being prone to migraine headaches. · Headset not oriented correctly on your head.
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of seizures or epilepsy, consult a health professional before using the Hardware. Hearing Safety. The Headset includes integrated audio earpieces. Adjust the volume of the Headset so you can still hear what is going on around you. If the sound is too loud for you to hear people speaking nearby, it is likely loud enough to damage your hearing. Skin Irritation. The Headset, Controllers, and Lanyards are made of materials commonly used in wearable consumer electronic devices.
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Condition Celsius Fahrenheit When Charging the Battery 0°C ~ 45°C 50°F ~ 113°F When Discharging the Battery -10°C ~ 45°C 14°F ~ 113°F When Stored up to 30 days -10°C ~ 45°C 14°F ~ 113°F When Stored up to 90 days -10°C ~ 35°C 14°F ~ 95°F · Avoid exposing the batteries to impacts. · Have the batteries serviced or recycled by an authorized service provider only. · If the battery leaks and electrolyte gets in your eyes, do not rub them.
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REGULATORY INFORMATION FEDERAL COMMUNICATION AND INDUSTRY CANADA (IC) Valve Headset FCC ID: 2AES41007 / IC ID: 20207 -1007 Valve Left Controller FCC ID: 2AES41005 / IC ID: 20207 -1005 Valve Right Controller FCC ID: 2AES41006 / IC ID: 20207 -1006 Base Station FCC ID: 2AES41004 / IC ID: 20207 -1004 COMPLIANCE STATEMENT This equipment is tested to comply with FCC (Federal Communication Commission) Standards. For home and office use. Not intended for use in machinery, medical, or industrial applications.
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BASE STATION 1004 LASER WARNING CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT CAUTION - Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure. The SteamVR™ Base Station 2.0 contains a Class 3B laser, which can produce hazardous levels of laser radiation. However, the design of this product incorporates optics, a protective housing and a scanning safe guard such that there is no access to levels of laser radiation above Class 1.
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LEGAL NOTICES Software License The Valve Index™ VR Kit requires the use of the Steam Client software (http://store. steampowered.com/about/) and SteamVR (steamvr.steampowered.com). Use of the software is subject to the Steam Subscriber Agreement: http://store.steampowered.com/subscriber agreement/. Export Control The Steam Client software is subject to certain restrictions under U.S. Export Administration Regulations, and may not be exported or re-exported to U.S.
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refund your purchase price. This is your only remedy. Read the Limited Warranty & Agreement at s.team/warranty. By buying, receiving or using the product you agree to it. To obtain warranty service visit http://s.team/hw_help. Notice. IF YOU ARE A CONSUMER WITH RESIDENCE IN AN EU MEMBER COUNTRY OR THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC (CANADA), THE BINDING ARBITRATION AGREEMENT AND CLASS ACTION WAIVER DOES NOT APPLY TO YOU. Summary of Arbitration/Class Action Waiver.