After completing the updates, set the restored base station's mode to and ensure it is tracking properly while the other base station remains off. Once confirmed, set both base stations to "B" and "C" modes (or "A" and "B" for wired synchronization) and restart SteamVR. Everything should now function as normal.
Wait a few seconds, then plug the power back in (do hold the button this time). Observe the LED: Rapid Flashing Green: Success. Proceed to Step 4.
Files with a .bin extension are binary files, which contain data in a format that can be directly executed or used by a computer. In this context, the file might be used for: lighthouse-tx-htc-2-0-calibration-rescue-244.bin
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In steamvr.vrsettings , check for entries like: After completing the updates, set the restored base
The lighthouse-tx-htc-2-0-calibration-rescue-244.bin file is an essential tool for many Vive base station issues. However, it is not a cure-all. If problems persist after several attempts, the base station may have a damaged internal laser, requiring professional maintenance. All trademarks, including HTC, Vive, SteamVR, and Lighthouse, are the property of their respective owners, and this guide is provided for personal use only. The author assumes no liability for any damage incurred as a result of following these instructions; please proceed at your own risk.
This process is an unofficial, last-resort troubleshooting method. If your base station is still under warranty, contact HTC or Valve support before proceeding. Forcing firmware modifications can permanently brick your device if done incorrectly. Wait a few seconds, then plug the power
Before starting, locate a standard USB-C to USB-A data cable. Do not use a cable that only supports charging. Step 1: Disconnect and Power Down
Press and the Channel/Mode button on the back of the base station.