Transfr and Quest Headset Spec Sheet

Transfr Specifications

Ports

  • 443

  • 80

Headset Must be able to communicate with:  

  • https://backend.transfrvr.com

  • https://func.transfrvr.com

  • https://functions.transfrvr.com/

  • https://vr-api.transfrvr.com/

  • https://xr-assets.transfrvr.com/

  • https://mqtt-proxy-server.tx-xr.com

  • https://shared-message-broker-prod.tx-xr.com

  • http://transfrvr-asset-bundles.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/

  • http://o505023.ingest.sentry.io/

  • https://d2mejnog76nh2i.cloudfront.net

To Access the Transfr Dashboard and Transfr Trek on a Device with Web Browser, must be able to communicate with:  

  • transfrinc.com or

    • https://trek.transfrinc.com

    • https://dashboard.transfrinc.com

    • https://supportcenter.transfrinc.com

  • transfrvr.com or

    • https://dashboard-api.transfrvr.com

    • https://insights-api.transfrvr.com

  • tx-xr.com or

    • https://ce-student-experience.tx-xr.com

    • https://ooh-service.tx-xr.com/

    • https://core-auth.tx-xr.com/

ManageXR Endpoint List

ManageXR uses the internet to communicate with its servers and keep devices in sync with configurations set by ManageXR organization admins. When connected to a network that uses a firewall, ManageXR’s web traffic will be routed through your firewall, and must allow this traffic to ensure that ManageXR can operate as intended.

Allow - List Rule
Port
Protocol
Why
us-central1-mighty-platform-prod.cloudfunctions.net
443
TCP (HTTPS)
Communication with the ManageXR API
mighty-platform-prod.appspot.com
443
TCP (HTTPS)
Communication with the ManageXR API
us-central1-mighty-platform-prod.cloudfunctions.net
443
TCP (HTTPS)
Communication with the ManageXR API
managexrapi.com
443
TCP (HTTPS)
Communication with the ManageXR API
*.managexr.com
443
TCP (HTTPS)
Communication with the ManageXR API
*.googleapis.com
443
TCP (HTTPS / WebSockets)
Communication with the Google Cloud Platform APIs used by ManageXR
*.crashlytics.com
80, 443
TCP (HTTP / HTTPS)
ManageXR error reporting We use port 80 for error reporting from our admin app via a tool called Firebase Crashlytics. It's important for us to be able to diagnose issues with devices. If this is a security concern, districts may keep it closed as it is not mission critical, and closing it won't interfere with day-to-day use of the platform or devices.
openrelay.metered.ca
80, 443
UDP, TCP (HTTP / HTTPS)
Used for Realtime Device Streaming

MAC Addresses of Headsets

  • MAC Addresses are available upon request, please contact Technical Support.

MAC Addresses of Headsets

Bandwidth:

  • For regular training usage of the Transfr applications, standard Wi-Fi bandwidth similar to that needed to send or receive Word document files is all that is required for the headsets for login authentication and uploading of data (standard training sessions use about 50 mb total). A 20 mb/second connection, or stronger, is recommended.

  • Incremental Transfr software updates require higher bandwidth as they may exceed 1-8 GB download size. However, Transfr will always schedule updates at the convenience of each customer.

WPA Compatibility For Wi-Fi Connectivity

Network configuration itself is not within Meta support boundaries. However, the Quest 2 headsets are able to connect to WPA/WPA2/WPA3-Enterprise networks. You can manually connect the headset to a wireless network that requires WPA-Enterprise credentials.You can select the security type and choose the WPA/WPA2/WPA3-Enterprise option. Withthis option selected, you now have access to the following fields:

  • EAP Method: PEAP, TLS, TTLS, PWD

  • Phase 2 Authentication: MSCHAPV2, GTC

  • CA Certificate: Use System Certificates, Do Not Validate

    • With Use System Certificates Selected, you can enter

      • Domain Identity

      • Anonymous Identity

      • Password

Transfr Provided - Quest 2 Specifications

  • Product Dimensions: 191.5 mm x 102 mm x 142.5 mm (strap folded in), 191.5 mm x102 mm x 295.5 mm (strap fully opened up)

  • Product Weight: 503g

  • Tracking: Supports 6 degrees of freedom head and hand tracking through integrated Oculus Insight technology

  • Storage: 256GB

  • Storage: 256GBDisplay Panel: Fast-switch LCD

  • Display Resolution: 1832×1920 per eye

  • Display Refresh: 72Hz at launch; 90Hz support to come

  • SoC: Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ XR2 Platform

  • Audio: Integrated speakers and microphone; also compatible with 3.5mm headphones

  • RAM: 6GB

  • Battery Life: You can expect between 2-3 hours of use with Transfr simulations on the Quest 2 headset. At any point, you can check the battery status of your headset on the navigation bar inside the headset. The battery status is located just below the clock on the left side of the navigation bar. This will also show you the battery status of the hand controllers.

  • Charge Time: With the provided USB-C power adapter, Quest 2 will charge to a full battery in about 2.5 hours

  • IPD: Adjustable IPD (interpupillary distance) with three settings for 58, 63, and 68mm

  • Playspace: Stationary or Roomscale supported. Roomscale requires a minimum of 6.5 feet x 6.5 feet of obstruction-free floor space

  • Controllers:

    • Dimensions: 9 x 12 cm(per controller, includes tracking ring)

    • Weight: 126 g (per controller, no battery installed)

    • Requires 2 AA batteries (included in the box; 1 for each controller)

Transfr Provided - Quest 2 Specifications

  • Wi-Fi b/g/n/ac(5)/ax(6)

  • 60 GHz Wi-

  • Fi ay module (currently not in use)

  • Bluetooth 5.0 LE

  • Type-C USB port, with USB Host support

  • 3.5mm audio jack.