Ken Nichols
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Receive "Thread priority security exception error" when launching Vivid Vision Home
I or my Home patient receive the error "Thread priority security exception. Make sure the APK is signed.” after launching Vivid Vision Home. This issue occurs when one Oculus account is signed int...
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HTC Vive: No longer seeing virtual hands
1. Verify that the controllers are turned on and charged. Below are the various states that the controllers can be in when turned on. You want to make sure that the LED indicator is "Green" while u...
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The computer will not power on
1. Verify that both ends of the power cable or securely connected to both the wall socket / power strip and the back of the system. 2. If there is a power switch on the back of the system make sure...
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Pico Goblin Quick Start Guide
You can download a version of the Pico Goblin Quick Start Guide in PDF format here. Instructions for installing Vivid Vision Home on the Pico Goblin can be found here.
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Transfer Pico Goblin to another patient
To remove all saved data from the device you will need to perform a factory reset by pressing and holding power button for more than 10 seconds.
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Ken Nichols created an article,
Setting up Home on the Pico Goblin
First you will need to create a new Pico store account here. Then setup a Vivid Vision Home account here. A version of the Pico Goblin Quick Start Guide in PDF format can be downloaded here. Next ...
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Pico Goblin: Taking a screenshot
To take a screenshot on the Goblin, press the Power button, and the Volume down button at the same time and hold for a couple seconds. The images can be found in the pictures folder on the Goblin w...
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How long should the patient play the games?
First have the patient experience the game for a shorter duration to become familiar with the chosen game. The recommended time progression for the anti-suppression games is 15-20 minutes. Follow ...
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Is there a suggested protocol to follow?
Please contact one of our clinical team representatives for more information by submitting a support ticket here.
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Have any of the games incorporated visual perceptual learning?
Yes. Pepper Picker contains figure ground elements and Hoopie contains visual memory/ tachistoscope markers.