Make sure that your PSVR is on a flat surface, and click Start to begin calibration.If you want to be able to zoom while in-game using your mouse scroll wheel, make sure the checkbox next to Use Mouse Wheel is checked.Unlike with the PlayStation, there’s no camera to capture movement information, so it all comes from internal sensors that can (occasionally) get the tracking a little wrong. Click the Assign button next to Reset View to bind a key on your keyboard to reset your view in PSVR.It’s worth noting that if you want to play standard 2D games in VR, you can select Cinematic mode. Click the dropdown menu next to PSVR Mode, and select VR.Click the Main tab, select the dropdown menu next to PSVR Display and select DISPLAY1.Trinus PSVR should then automatically find your Steam library. Right-click Trinus PSVR in the Start menu (or Desktop) and select Run as Administrator.Now that you’ve got your PlayStation VR headset hooked up to your PC, it’s time to configure Trinus PSVR and SteamVR to play your favourite Steam games. On the PC, head to Settings > System > Display and, under the Multiple Displays subheading, select Extend these displays.The PC should then recognise the headset as a second display. Press the power button on the inline cable remote to turn the headset on.Plug your PSVR headset into the processing unit, and finally, plug the power cable into the power outlet.Plug one end of the USB cable into the processing unit, and the other into your PC – a USB 3.0 port, if possible.If you only have DisplayPort available, you can pick up an HDMI-to-DisplayPort adapter on
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