How to Assemble Your Omni One

1. Prepare Your Space:

Find an empty floor space that is at least 6 feet by 6 feet (2 meters by 2 meters).
Ensure the area around the Omni One is clear of any obstacles, with at least 3 feet (1 meter) of space on all sides.

2. Assemble the Base:

Place the step in front of the base and align the connecting tubes.
Push the step forward and slide the connecting tubes into each other until you hear them lock.
Adjust the rubber feet underneath the base and step until all feet are firmly touching the floor.

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3. Connect the Arm Cable:

Remove the cardboard card from the bottom of the arm to release the inner cable.
Connect the arm cable to the circular connector on the arm hub using the white indicators to align them.
Tighten the knurled fitting to secure the cable.

You must connect the arm cable before plugging in your Omni One. If you connect the arm cable while Omni One is powered on, you might damage sensitive components and void the warranty.

4. Insert the Arm:

Lift the arm and lower it onto the arm hub. Tighten the clamp as needed by rotating the cam nut and closing the clamp to lock the arm in place.

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5. Attach the Vest:

Insert the vest fully into the locking mechanism of the arm, ensuring the red label is no longer visible.
Route the cable from the top of the arm through the three rubber clips on the vest.
Attach the shoulder button by clipping it to the loop on the left shoulder strap.

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If the vest is not fully inserted in the arm’s locking mechanism, the vest hinge won’t rotate, preventing proper use of Omni One.

6. Plug in Your Omni One:

Connect one end of the Omni One power cable to your wall socket and the other end to the power inlet at the back of the base.
Ensure that the base LED is steady green, indicating the Omni One is on and connected.

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	Steady Green Omni One is on and connected to a headset or PC.
	Slow Flashing Green Omni One is on but not connected to a headset or PC
	Fast Flashing Green Omni One is in pairing mode and looking for Foot Trackers.
	Fast then Slow Flashing Green Omni One is on, and a firmware update is in progress (do not turn off Omni One or the headset until this update is complete).
	Flashing Red An error has occurred, please contact help@virtuix.com.