TrackIT Head Tracker Guides & Resources
Welcome to our main hub for head tracker guides. In addition, you can learn how to configure your gaming head tracker, set up OpenTrack, and optimize your 6DOF PC simulation setup.
Customer DIY Clip Build Instructions
Access the complete PDF assembly manual for our DIY head tracker kit. Note that this resource is password protected for customers.
Topics: DIY assembly, PDF manual, wiring & component build
Getting Started: TrackIT Pro Setup Guide
First, learn how to set up your TrackIT gaming head tracker. For example, our guide covers unboxing, mounting the clip, and running initial software checks for optimal tracking performance.
Topics: Hardware setup, clip mounting, initial configuration
OpenTrack Configuration Guide
Next, learn how to calibrate your tracker with OpenTrack software. As a result, you will enjoy smooth camera movements in flight simulators and sim racing titles.
Topics: OpenTrack profile setup, curve tuning, center mapping
Troubleshooting Common Head Tracker Issues
Finally, fix tracking stability or red LED detection issues. Browse quick solutions to common problems and get back into your virtual cockpit fast.
Topics: Camera filter tweaks, background light interference, tracking jitter
Explore Our Head Tracker Guides
Top performance from a gaming head tracker requires good positioning and software calibration. Therefore, our detailed step-by-step setup walkthroughs explain every single detail clearly. We support pre-built TrackIT kits and custom IR hardware setups for PC gaming.
DCS World and Flight Simulator Head Tracker Guides
Flight simulators need smooth response curves for precise 6DOF camera control. For instance, our tutorials show you how to set up your profiles in OpenTrack software. Consequently, pitch, yaw, and roll movements stay natural during dogfights or landings.
Sim Racing & Cockpit Calibration
In sim racing, small head movements help you look deep into turns naturally. Additionally, check our calibration articles to set up straight-line dead-zones. Thus, you maintain clear view control during competitive online races without unwanted camera jitter.
Hardware Mounting & Camera Positioning
Positioning your infrared camera properly reduces tracking loss during long gaming sessions. For example, placing the sensor slightly above monitor level avoids LED overlap. Furthermore, tweaking your gain settings prevents ambient sunlight from interfering with your signal.