No I do NOT know Binary.. I have a USB Keyboard and mouse..

I was able to set the Vertical timing to NEgative..

hi again,

Hey, I got the kit today and thanks for the extras. Hopefully I can complete the delay and switch circuit within the next two days but Easter weekend might get a little busy. You seem to be a man of action while it takes me too much time to do just a little. Are you gaming with the dongle plugged into the emitter or with glasses upside-down? Now that I have a pair, I see that they don't feel too bad upside-down. I haven't setup the 3dvision yet since I still need to install Vista and configure my system before that. I will work on the circuit first. I think I can do it with just two chips but it'll be set specifically for 75 Hz. I'll test it myself of course as best as I can before I send it. I can just use the same address on the box you sent me, right?

PS2 keyboard port:
It's fine if you use a USB keyboard but does your computer have a PS2 keyboard port? Just look on the back of your computer and see if there are two round ports, normally one purple and one green for the keyboard and mouse respectively. Each port has 6 tiny holes and one small squarish hole for alignment. I think really modern computers don't have these anymore but yours might even though you're not using them. If you have them, I'll probably send you that old dongle I have so that you won't have to use ED-Activator. It's no big deal, I got 4 of them for 5 dollars each before shipping.


Warning: Read the following only if willing to waste time on reading about a crazy idea that probably won't work.

Another crazy idea for fixing parallax inversion: the two kit method
dang, I thought of this idea too late but it might not even work since it's weird. Basically in order for this idea to work, the question that needs answering is this: Can the 3dvision system work with two USB emitters connected simultaneously? One would be like a master and the other like a slave. The slave gets its input through the stereo 3d sync jack and that signal comes from a special circuit. That circuit generates the correct non-parallax-inverted signal by shining a light through one lens of the master glasses and detecting the darkening with a light detector. The light detector outputs a nice square wave that goes to the slave emitter. The glasses themselves provide the proper timing. If it's on the wrong lens, then just setup the light and sensor on the other lens. The master glasses and emitter are hidden in a dark box or somewhere out of sight. Then the two emitters will be 180 degrees out of phase but for maybe some hopefully negligible lag. If it's not negligible, then you still need a delay circuit and this idea is not worth it. Oh wait, I guess instead of two wireless kits, one could try one wired and one wireless. Then the wired glasses could be the master. It's a neat idea but I still think it's a bad one for reasons of cost and it might not work with two emitters, and it uses a pair of glasses that a person then can't use.

sayonara friends

Well I am glad you got the kit and all is well..Take your time on the Little gizmo you are building no rush on that..

I just got another video card so currently I am just wearing the glasses upside down but I am going to put the Inverter back on so I can wear the glasses right..

NO I do NOT have a PS/2 Port.

Yes that does sound like a crazy idea and a little costly wish I knew that before I sent you that kit

Well I will just be good with the Switch/inverter you are going to make and that shoulkd suffice.. Even If that dont work using my current ED Dongle and Inverter seems to work rather well.. just takes a few times turning Stereo Off/On to get the inversion right..

I reallly appreciate all the help and you have motivated me to get this corrected something I have put off for some time hehe!!

Hey Nephilim, I can comfirm that the Nvidia universal 3d glasses I got from you work with Nvidia 3d Vision and also work as said with the parallax button swap eyes.

Since the glasses we got were defective, the right lens not blinking from manufacturing. The left does show 3d and I can see half of 3d when watching on my projector. Now when I did the 3d wizard setup, where it asks you to pick the shapes I could pick either set because once I pressed the button once and the glasses would swap eyes.

So I am confirming that these glasses DO WORK with Nvidia 3d Vision to swap eyes. And the glasses will stop blinking when the nvidia emitter 3d is turned off.

Hey Dom Well I am happy with the way I have it working right now no need to get other glasses..Hopefully somtime in the future I can update these aging Projectors..

Sorry the Late reply but this one slipped by me