Windows 10: Please Help! Samsung Odyssey Plus Controller

Hello!


I'm having a problem with my right controller for my Samsung Odyssey plus, and I don't know what to do!


Here's how it goes:


I restart the controller by holding the pairing button, and the windows button.

The controller starts up with full bright lights as it should.

Then i hold down the pairing button so i can pair the controller to the HMD.

The controller connects- BUT! - for only a fraction of a second!

Then there is a message that says: "We are updating your motion controllers..."

The controller flashes in a pattern...

Then disconnects!

And the lights stay dim after that : The pairing button won't even work after this point, and I restart the whole process over again.


Please Help me ! Thank you :

:)

 

Samsung Odyssey Headset

Hi,

Error 43 mostly is driver related. In your case, the Odyssey requires hardware specification. Check the product manual for the specification. If the problem isn't in the specification, we suggest contacting the manufacturer for driver
update and the list of compatible devices for Samsung Odyssey.

Update us if you need further assistance.

All the best.

 

I need to know where to buy a replacement controller for Samsung HMD Odyssey

Samsung HMD Odyssey's left controller has started to have a drifting trackpad, and I want to buy a new replacement controller.

Edit : (Samsung HMD Odyssey is a VR headset made by Microsoft, for information)

 

Samsung's Odyssey Headset is New Leader in Windows Mixed Reality

Last week, images of Samsung's upcoming Windows Mixed Reality headset known as Odyssey were leaked to the Internet. Earlier this week, Microsoft confirmed these leaks by listing the headset for preorder on their own store with product images, as well as a list of specifications that indicate the Oddysey offers superior hardware and features compared to its competition. The new headset boasts OLED displays with a resolution of 1440x1600 per eye, higher than other Windows Mixed Reality headsets as well as both the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift. In addition to the extra pixels to combat the screen-door effect commonly noticed in VR headsets, the OLED technology is expected to provide improved low persistence, resulting in a sharper image and less blurring with movement compared to LCD-based headsets. In addition, Odyssey is the first Windows Mixed Reality headset to feature built-in audio in the form of integrated headphones. These improvements, combined with hardware interpupillary distance adjustment and a wider field of view (up to 110°) on par with the Vive and Rift, help it stand out from its direct competitors.

Microsoft's Windows Mixed Reality platform is set to be released alongside the Windows 10 Fall Creator's Update on October 17th, and provides a software platform for immersive virtual reality and augmented reality headsets from various manufacturers including Samsung, Dell, Acer, HP, and Lenovo, as well as Microsoft's own HoloLens project. These headsets will come at various price points ranging from $399 to $599 USD. Microsoft's listing puts the Samsung Odyssey's price at $500 USD including motion controllers, which interestingly puts the headset in competition with the Oculus Rift, despite Samsung's partnership with Oculus on the mobile-powered Gear VR. Microsoft has since taken down the listing, but the page is archived.





Sources: RoadtoVR, Microsoft