Scroll down and select the link to Create an Organization
Enter the name of your organization (this can be anything)
Select submit
Agree to the terms of the agreement
Enter a credit card or phone number for identity verification. There is no charge to be an Meta Quest developer, but Meta’s terms of service do require one of these pieces of information on file.
2 - Headset Provisioning
Label headsets and controllers (Company abbreviation + number)
Follow in-headset steps to provision headset (if you're having difficulty pairing the device, see the Q+A section, below)
Download and open the Meta Quest app on your phone (see images below)
Select Menu
Select Devices
Connect your headset by turning it on and placing it nearby. Then, select Headset Settings.
Select Developer Mode
Toggle the developer mode switch to on
Disable guardian inside headset (Settings → Advanced → Developer → Enable Custom Settings → Physical Space Features - toggle off). Please note: Toggling off physical space features will disable passthrough. However, passthrough is still accessible in the Moth and Flame app. If you're prompted to set a physical boundary, choose "stationary boundary."
Disable Meta A.I. (Settings → Advanced → Meta A.I. - toggle off)
3 - Application Loading
Load MDM to headset (if applicable)
We suggest using an optional Mobile Device Manager (MDM) to easily manage a fleet of devices. MDMs allow remote and central management of devices and offer the ability to lock down the apps and settings that end-users can access. Our recommended MDM is ArborXR. Follow these steps to load ArborXR onto Quest headsets.
Once ArborXR is loaded onto devices, please reach out to your Moth+Flame Customer Success Representative to share the apk file with your organization.
If only one headset is linked to your Meta account, you can alternatively follow these steps to load our Moth+Flame Learning app through App Lab.
Ensure developer mode is turned on - in the phone app for the device and the settings in the headset.
When plugged into your computer, a pop-up appears in the left corner asking what would you like to do with this device. If you’re on a zoom call during setup, you may not see the pop-up and it will cause an error during the ArborXR connection.
Set up stationary boundaries for all the devices.
Q+A
My Quest headset isn't pairing to the app on my phone and I still see the code. What do I do?
Make sure your headset and your phone are connected to the same WiFi
Check to make sure your headset is nearby and turned on.
Check your Wi-Fi signal. If your signal isn't strong, try moving closer to your wireless router (internet connection device).
Make sure that your app is up-to-date
Exit the Meta app and re-open it.
Hit "retry" if pairing doesn't initially happen
I am connected to wifi, but my headset still isn't pairing. What should I do?
Meta suggests the following steps:
Turn your headset off
Delete the Meta App from your phone
Open Bluetooth settings on your phone, select your headset, and "forget device" to clear the cache
Re-install the Meta App
Turn your headset back on and restart the pairing process.
If you continue to experience pairing issues, please contact Meta support here.
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