简介
转到步骤 1随着科技发布的闪电般的速度，很难相信自我们第一次Vive拆解以来已经过去了近两年。Vive teardown今天，HTC为您带来第一款头戴式的应该称为VR 2.0版本的VR，我们将给你带来更多细节。放下你的魔杖并抓起你的撬棒——是时候进行拆解了。
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视频概述
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Vive Pro似乎配备了一些新的东西。里面装了啥玩意儿？
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两个1440p AMOLED显示器，组合分辨率为2880×1600
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90 Hz 刷新率
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内置双前置摄像头，双麦克风和耳机
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加速计，距离传感器，陀螺仪和IPD传感器
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通过多达四个Lighthouse 2.0基站IR发射器进行360度追踪
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支持尚未发布的Vive无线适配器进行无线传输
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我们用由 Creative Electron的魔法师们的 X光观察整个头显内部(以确定拆解思路），这将是我们未来拆解的规划。
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原来的Vive的易拆解给我们留下了深刻的印象，我们对Pro也抱此期望
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虽然它们长得很像，我们鉴定师般的眼力还是立马找到了些重要的差异
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分辨率不是唯一增加的项目 —— Pro 的麦克风和前置摄像头数量翻了一番。
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HTC看起来像是从索尼那里借用了一些绑带调整技术，但是没有那种按钮，只用旋转齿轮就可以拧紧或松开头显
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我们甚至还没有开始拆卸，就已经看到了一些利于维修的功能！
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弹簧触点和标准十字螺丝将模块化耳机连接到头显，便于拆卸和更换。
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我们剥下一对泡沫衬垫并取下塑料隔层盖，以找到Vive Pro的高级定制电缆。
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虽然目前还没有实现完全无线的体验，但HTC仍然设法将Vive的所有电源线和数据线都整合到一条单一的电缆中，整齐地穿过左侧耳朵 -——这是一种相比原来重装马尾辫的重大改进。
a big improvement from the heavy multi-cable ponytail that dangled from the original.
and a huge drawback as that proprietary cable replacement costs a ton of money
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从顶端上的深海般的盖板上，我们发现了一对（或四个）被隐藏了的Torx螺丝。
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虽然我们不是隐藏式或防拆封螺丝的粉丝，但它们比胶水或专利螺丝更好。
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在用三角撬片划开后，外部的挡板分成了两半滑了下来。
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Vive Pro的凝视让我们因为毁了它的容感到不安——抱歉，Johnny Five 。
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扫描完成——芯片信息
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两款北欧半导体NRF24LU1P超低功耗2.4 GHz RF SoC
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Atmel SAM G55J 32位微控制器
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两个Winbond 25Q32JV1Q 4 MB闪存
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Alpha Imaging Technology AIT8589D-可能是我们在初代Vive中看到的图像信号处理器的更新版本
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莱迪思半导体iCE40HX8K超低功耗FPGA
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在第三幅图像中：Triad Semiconductor TS4231光电数字转换器IC靠近每个红外传感器，随时可将红外光脉冲转换为数字信号。
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我们在背面甚至看到了更多的芯片
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Cirrus Logic CS47L90高保真音频编解码器
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意法半导体的F072RBH6 ARM Cortex-M0微控制器（与之前相同）
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莱迪思半导体LP4K81超低功耗FPGA
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Macronix MX25V8035F 8 Mb CMOS闪存
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华邦25Q32JV1Q 4MB闪存
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Via Labs VL210-Q4和VL813-Q7 USB 3.0控制器
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Macronix MX25L4006E 4 Mb CMOS闪存
On the main connector (input) it is written TE Y181224D1.
I cannot find this ref on TE website. Do you know more about this connector?
Renaud
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试图看看那些华丽的显示器，我们将整个光学组件从框架中取出。
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这些镜头具有与标准Vive相同的同心环，并且可能采用相同的菲涅耳设计
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我们小心地将手伸进光学/显示组件中，将显示排线穿出
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该显示器是三星AMS350MU04 AMOLED面板，据说与三星在他们自己的Odyssey MR中使用的相同。
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这就是怎么拆解了，是时候给它打分然后装回去了等着愉快玩耍那一天！
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感谢你耐着心来看我们的拆解，希望以后再见！
Stick with teardowns.
The stereo image is pretty poor. Was this actually taken with stereo offset camera sensors, or one camera you shifted the image in photoshop?
@allthings3d Just a quick Photoshop job we threw together because we thought it was fun. Sorry if we got your hopes up for something more sophisticated :)
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15条评论
Any idea whether the headstrap to the original VIVE could be put on the Pro? I’m a minority, I’m sure, but I hate the deluxe audio strap. There’s a ton more plastic and it feels like my head is suffocating when I tighten it enough to keep it firmly in place. It’s harder to put on and take off. I’d love to remove it and put on the strap from the original.
Where’s the pictures of the back of the board in Step 8? Is it just empty?
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And you didn’t open the Link Box either?
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What is the part number for the 40 pin connector on the interface board?
I have a Vive Pro where one of the audio cable connectors is broken. The tiny 4 pin one that connects into the headstrap. Do you know where I can get another connector for the cable or a replacement cable? Step 4 in the teardown says its a standard connector but I have been unable to find it. Thanks for any help you can give.
I’ve been looking for a while and have not been able to locate the part anywhere.
I have removed the plastic surround of the connector and soldered the pins in solidly.
Not a perfect solution and it requires seriously steady hands but it works now. Though I would recommend some hot glue or similar to prevent the pins from shifting and touching.
Now just trying to figure out how to get a replacement headphone from HTC.
Has anyone tried to replace the connection of the back piece of the Vive Pro, with the back piece of the Vive?
Basically, are the mechanical connection points shown in step 4 compatible with the comparable connection points on the HTC Vive?
Another way to ask this, would be: is the HTC Vive Deluxe Audio Strap compatible with the Vive Pro?
It isn’t a match, the older mounts are a little different.
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:389044...
This is a 3d printable adapter to allow for the connection of the Deluxe Audio Strap to a vive pro.
I need to get to the screens but I’m stuck on step 9.
I can’t get the Face section to detach. I’m holding the slide button in but cant see what actually stop it sliding off.
Hi there, any idea on how to Repair or replace the microphone ?
It’s not a difficult repair. You only have to get to Step 7.
The problem is that HTC don’t make parts available and it looks like a proprietary part.
If it’s under warranty, send it to them. Otherwise you could try popping it open and hope the fault is that the connector is loose or dirty.
I want to replace a screen from a second-hand Vive Pro I bought but %#*@ the screen is even more expensive of what it cost me (100$), 150$ screen replacement on aliexpress
