How to switch between streaming modes on the HTC Focus Vision VR headset

18 June 2026
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This quick guide provides information on how to switch between the wireless and wired streaming modes on the HTC Vive Focus Vision VR headset.

 

Switching from wireless to wired streaming

1. Ensure the VIVE wired streaming kit is connected to the computer.

2. Connect the wired streaming cable to the USB-C port on the right side of the VR headset with the cable oriented upwards.

 

 

3. Fasten both hook-and-loop cable wraps behind the built-in speaker. Make sure to fasten them with the fuzzy side out to avoid tangling with hair.

 

 

4. Inside the VR headset, a new window will appear. With a controller, select “VIVE Streaming (DP mode)” in the headset.

5. You will then enter the Virtualis home screen. You can now remove the VR headset.

6. On the computer, the USB icon on the VIVE Business Streaming Application will turn red.

 

 

7. Launch the Virtualis application.

 

Switching from wired to wireless streaming

1. Remove the hook-and-loop cable wraps from the side of the VR headset.

 

 

2. Disconnect the wired streaming cable from the USB-C port on the right side of the VR headset.

 

 

3. Inside the VR headset, a window will appear. Using a controller, select “OK.”

4. Another window will appear. Using a controller, select “VBS server” from the list.

5. You will then enter the Virtualis home screen. You can now remove the VR headset.

6. On the computer, the USB icon will change to a white Wi-Fi icon.

 

 

7. Launch the Virtualis application.


Presenter

Cassandra Anderson
Global Clinical Educator for Balance Rehabilitation, Interacoustics A/S Cassie holds her Doctorate in Physical Therapy and has served as a licensed physical therapist for 11 years. She began her career in the inpatient rehab setting working primarily with patients post stroke then transitioned to the outpatient setting working primarily with the vestibular/balance population in a multidisciplinary ENT and neurology clinics. Cassie has participated in research and quality improvement projects aimed at incorporating technology into clinical practice and has presented at both the national and international level.

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