When building a configuration with ManageXR, you can apply settings that protect your IP and hardware through security protocols and standardized device settings. Let's take a look at these settings and their function within a configuration.
To access these configuration settings:
Navigate to your configuration
Click on the Device Settings tab.
Security Settings
Setting Button | Description | Device Compatibility |
USB Debugging (Developer Mode) | Disable/Enable Developer Mode. With Developer Mode disabled, devices will not be able to connect to a computer via ADB. | All Devices |
USB File Transfer | Disable/Enable USB File Transfer. With File Transfer disabled, you will not be able to browse the device's file system when it is connected to a computer. | All Devices |
Android Permissions
Android 12 OBB Permissions. Learn more
Device Settings
Tutorial Mode | Disable/Enable Tutorial Mode. When Tutorial Mode is enabled, your Tutorial app will launch on boot. Devices automatically exit Tutorial Mode once they exit your Tutorial App | All Devices |
Device Sleep | Disable/Enable device sleep | Meta Quest devices only |
Browser for WebXR Links
| Select the default launching method for WebXR links | Meta Quest devices only |
System Settings (Pico Devices Only)
Factory Reset | Disable/Enable Factory Reset | All Pico Devices |
System Language | Change the device's default system language | All Pico Devices |
Time Zone | Manually assign time zone or set it as auto | All Pico Devices |
Performance Mode | Set the device to a specified Performance Mode: Battery Saver, Standard, or High Performance. | All Pico Devices |
Movement Tracking | Disable/Enable Movement Tracking. When disabled, the device will behave like a 3DOF device.
Note: On Pico devices, movement tracking can sometimes not be established because of a temporary camera issue or because the room is too dark. When this happens, a popup appears, and the headset allows in-headset users to turn off movement tracking. Use this setting to default to 6DOF, no matter the user's action. | Pico Neo 2/Neo 3 |
Play Boundary | Disable/Enable Play Boundary.
When disabled, the device will not show the play boundary and may be unsafe to use without additional protections. | Pico Neo 2/Neo 3 |
Screen Off Delay | Screen off delay is the time after a headset is taken off before the screen goes black / the display turns off. | All Pico Devices |
Sleep Delay | Sleep delay is the time after a headset is taken off before it goes to sleep. A device that is asleep will take longer to start back up than a device that only has its screen off.
NOTE: Sleep Delay cannot be shorter than Screen Off Delay. Read more on managing sleep settings. | All Pico Devices |
Eye Tracking FPS | Set eye tracking frames per second: Unmanaged, 60Hz, or 90Hz.
Eye tracking tracks the eye gaze position and optimizes rendering performance accordingly. | Pico Neo 3 Eye |
Quick Boundary Setup | Devices will automatically set up a 1-meter stationary boundary when turned on, and your users will not be instructed to set up their own boundary. | Pico Neo 3, Pico 4
This feature is unique to Pico 6DOF devices. |
Global Anti-Dispersion / Global Chromatic Aberration | Turn OFF in order to enable Miracast. | Pico Neo 3, Pico G3, Pico 4 |
Eye Protection Mode | In this mode, devices reduce the blue light emitted by the screen to help protect users' vision. The screen appears yellowish when this is ON. | Pico Neo 3, Pico G3, Pico 4 |
Target System PUI Version (Pico Devices Only)
Managing Pico PUI Firmware. Learn more
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