Tracker Hardware Specifications

Sensors

Tundra Tracker has 18 sensors as shown in the picture. Please avoid covering any of the sensors during use.

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Where to place your label or sticker

If you want to affix your label or sticker on a tracker, please use the blue area in the picture, avoiding sensors inside.

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Base Plates

Tundra Tracker has two types of base plates. Both places attach to the tracker with two PH000 screws.

  • Base plate with ¼ inch female thread for camera mount and a hole for stabilizing pin:
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  • Base plate with strap loop (less than 1inch width):
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How to charge a tracker

Please connect a USB-C cable to a tracker, and the other side to your PC or USB wall charger.

LED status

  • Blue: Power on, but not paired
  • Blue (blinking): Pairing mode
  • Green: Paired / Fully Charged
  • Yellow/Orange: Charging
  • Red: Battery is less than 5%

Battery Life

The Tundra Tracker's battery will last for 9 hours on average. [Charging data to be added]

Supported Dongles

  • Super Wireless Dongle (SW3/SW5/SW7) by Tundra Labs
  • Dongle for VIVE Tracker, VIVE Tracker (2018) and VIVE Tracker 3.0
  • Dongle inside headset of HTC VIVE series and Valve Index
  • eteeDongle for SteamVR

Supported Base Stations

  • HTC Vive SteamVR 1.0 Base Station
  • HTC Vive SteamVR 2.0 Base Station
  • Valve Index SteamVR 2.0 Base Station

I/O Expandability

To use the Tundra Tracker’s I/O you need the I/O expansion board. This board screws into the tracker under the base plate. You connect the ribbon cable there to the board, and the board splits it into a few connections for: - Touchpad - Trigger - Grip - Menu - Haptics