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Cable Drivers
MD-CC3/4 and Windows x64 systems
The older versions of the MD-CC30x-001 USB to SPI and MD-CC40x-001 USB to RS-422/485 communication converter cables were developed to work with Windows 32-bit operating systems. These cables must have the the internal ID reset in order to be supported by current Windows 64-bit operating systems.
How do I know if I have an older cable?
The most recent cable will install as 'Silicon Labs C210x USB to UART Bridge (COMXX)' in the device manager of your PC under Ports (COM and LPT).
In the case of MD-CC3 and MD-CC4 cables with the incompatible ID, when the device manager attempts to find the drivers and fails to install them, the message that opens will show the IMS part number: MD-CC400-000 or MD-CC300-000 on the dialog, as shown below.
Additionally, the part number will display under other devices in your computer's device manager.
Please contact applications for information on cable updates
MD-CC404-000 & MD-CC405-000
The MD-CC404/5-000 drivers are applicable to Lexium MDrive RS-422/485 products. This device is 'plug-n-play' and the drivers should automatically install to an Internet connected PC. Should your network block automated driver installs or the PC not be connected, the drivers may be downloaded from:
MD-CC404-000 Drivers (FTDI VCP Drivers)
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MD-CC40x-001
The MD-CC40x-001 drivers are applicable to MDrivePlus and MForce Motion Control RS-422/485 products. This device is 'plug-n-play' and the drivers should automatically install to an Internet connected PC. Should your network block automated driver installs or the PC not be connected, the drivers may be downloaded from:
MD-CC40x-000 Drivers (Silicon Labs CP210x USB to UART Bridge VCP)
Note: This link will open in a new browser tab/window.
Legacy MD-CC40x-001 drivers
Use ONLY with CC4 cables with the IMS ID on 32 bit Windows systems
Driver Package | Installation Instructions
MD-CC30x-001
The MD-CC30x-001 drivers are applicable to MDrivePlus and MForce Step/direction and Speed Control SPI products. This device is 'plug-n-play' and the drivers should automatically install to an Internet connected PC. Should your network block automated driver installs or the PC not be connected, the drivers may be downloaded from:
MD-CC30x-001 Drivers (Silicon Labs CP210x USB to UART Bridge VCP)
Note: This link will open in a new browser tab/window.
Legacy MD-CC30x-001 drivers
Use ONLY with CC3 cables with the IMS ID on 32 bit Windows systems
Driver Package | Installation Instructions
MD-CC50x-000
These drivers apply to the MD-CC500-000 (MDrivePlus and MForce products) and MD-CC501-000 (Lexium MDrive products) USB to CANopen Communications converters
MD-CC50x-000 Drivers (PEAK Systems PCAN-USB)
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Launch Mixed Reality Portal
After you plug in your Windows Mixed Reality headset and the driver installs successfully, the Mixed Reality Portal (MRP) will automatically launch on your Desktop. If the portal doesn't launch, you can always open the Mixed Reality portal from Start > Mixed Reality Portal. Once the portal has started, select Get Started
In Mixed Reality Portal, you can:
- Display a livestream of the view in your headset (Windows Mixed Reality Ultra only) by selecting 'Stop preview' or 'Start preview'. You can also turn preview on and off on from the mixed reality Start menu.
- See the status of your headset and controllers. Select 'Menu' to see all the info.
- Set up new controllers. Select Menu > Set up controllers.
- Turn the boundary on or off. Select Menu > Boundary On / Off. (If you turn it off, you'll need to stay in one spot for safety.)
- Create a new boundary. Select Menu > Run setup.
- Get to your mixed reality photos. Select Menu > See mixed reality photos.
- Get mixed reality apps and games. Select Menu > Get mixed reality apps.
Download Windows Mixed Reality
Windows Mixed Reality is 1 GB in size, and your download times will vary depending on your internet connection. If you hit a message that says 'We couldn't download the Mixed Reality software', take a look at these troubleshooting steps.
General troubleshooting
If you run into problems or get an error message while using Mixed Reality Portal, try these solutions.
Restart Windows Mixed Reality
- Disconnect your headset from your PC (both cables).
- Restart your PC, then reconnect your headset.
Make sure that your PC recognizes your headset
If restarting doesn’t work, make sure that your headset is recognized by your PC. Select Start, type device manager in the search box, and then select it in the list. Expand Mixed reality devices and see if your headset is listed.
If it isn't listed, try the following:
- Plug the headset into different ports on the PC, if available.
- Check for the latest software updates from Windows Update.
- Uninstall and reinstall Windows Mixed Reality:
- Disconnect your headset from your PC (both cables).
- Select Settings > Mixed reality > Uninstall.
- Unpair your motion controllers: select Settings > Devices > Bluetooth & other devices. Select each controller, and then select Remove device.
- To reinstall Windows Mixed Reality, plug your headset back into your PC.
Common error messages
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Here are some things to try for error messages you might see.
| If you see this message | Try this |
|---|---|
| Check your USB cable | Connect your headset to a different USB port (and make sure it’s a SuperSpeed USB 3.0). Also, try removing any extenders or hubs between the headset and the computer. |
| Check your display cable | Try the following steps:
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| Something went wrong | Follow the general troubleshooting steps above. |
Review and Accept Terms and Conditions
To continue with setup, you must have 2 GB of free space on your PC. Review and press I Agree to the terms and conditions to continue
Compatibility check
Next up is the compatible check. Mixed Reality Portal will check to confirm your PC is compatible with mixed reality. Green checks mean your PC passed the required item! Orange triangles mean there may be issues with your PC for the given requirement. If you find any issues, you may need to troubleshoot or upgrade your PC. Red Xs mean your PC does not meet the requirements for the specified item.
Getting ready
You'll see a 'Getting ready to set you up' message on your screen with a spinning icon, which should only take a few moments:
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