The HDMI port looks like a trapezoid that should also be labeled on both the processor unit (HDMI TV) and the TV.
As of this step, your PS4 is disconnected from your TV, but is connected to the PlayStation Camera. The VR’s processor unit is connected via HDMI cable to your TV.
The HDMI port looks like a trapezoid that should also be labeled on both the processor unit (HDMI PS4) and the console.
Sliding the unit back will reveal the ports; if you don’t slide this back, you won’t be able to see or use them. You can slide the cover back when you’re done to protect the ports if you want to. If you have the CUH-ZVR2, the cover is solid and won’t slide, but the ports with the symbols you have to match with the plugs are easily visible. [1] X Research source
If you have the CUH-ZVR2, it’s wireless and does not have these cables, so you can skip this step.
The lights on the back of the headset should glow blue to indicate that they are connected properly.
If you need to adjust the camera settings, go to Settings > Devices > PlayStation VR > Adjust PS Camera. To change your headset settings, go to Settings > Devices > PlayStation VR > Check How to Put On VR Headset. [2] X Research source
