HP reverb idle timeout
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For anyone with similar issues -
The Mixed Reality Portal has an idle timer that is used to prevent Screen burn-in on Mixed Reality Headsets. By default, this timer is set to 15 minutes (900,000 milliseconds). Physically moving the Mixed Reality Headset should result in this timer being reset. If you keep the Headset still for the duration of this timer, then Mixed Reality Portal will go idle, causing the Headset to go into a lower power mode where the display is turned off.
WARNING: Changing this idle timer to longer than the default can lead to Screen burn-in on Mixed Reality Headsets!
The registry key that overrides the timer value is at:
Key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Holographic
Value IdleTimerDuration
Type REG_DWORD
Data The Mixed Reality Portal idle timer specified in milliseconds
NOTE: Please take care when modifying the registry as unintended changes can cause system instability!
Increasing this timer value can be helpful in kiosk or demo scenarios. If you are building an app for such a scenario, please consider implementing Screen burn-in prevention features into the app. The maximum supported timeout value is 0xFFFFFFFF. To mitigate Screen burn-in on Mixed Reality Headsets, ensure that the screen doesn’t show a static image for extended periods.
The Mixed Reality Portal has an idle timer that is used to prevent Screen burn-in on Mixed Reality Headsets. By default, this timer is set to 15 minutes (900,000 milliseconds). Physically moving the Mixed Reality Headset should result in this timer being reset. If you keep the Headset still for the duration of this timer, then Mixed Reality Portal will go idle, causing the Headset to go into a lower power mode where the display is turned off.
WARNING: Changing this idle timer to longer than the default can lead to Screen burn-in on Mixed Reality Headsets!
The registry key that overrides the timer value is at:
Key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Holographic
Value IdleTimerDuration
Type REG_DWORD
Data The Mixed Reality Portal idle timer specified in milliseconds
NOTE: Please take care when modifying the registry as unintended changes can cause system instability!
Increasing this timer value can be helpful in kiosk or demo scenarios. If you are building an app for such a scenario, please consider implementing Screen burn-in prevention features into the app. The maximum supported timeout value is 0xFFFFFFFF. To mitigate Screen burn-in on Mixed Reality Headsets, ensure that the screen doesn’t show a static image for extended periods.