Hi Magician,
Currently Antilatency is supported in all editions as an experimental device.

If you've managed to setup Antilatency in Windows, the trackers will appear among the tracking devices in Aximmetry without any further setup.

What you have to pay attention on:

- In AntilatencyService do not select any special Placement, choose "Identity".

- In AntilatencyService you can define Tags for the trackers. In this case Aximmetry will display the trackers on these names instead of the serial numbers, which can make identification easier.

- Do not start Aximmetry while the AntilatencyService app is running, because the app locks the access to the devices.

- This is the right base orientation (Y up) of the trackers (stick it on the camera approximately in this orientation to make the camera setup easier):

The further setting up of the system is identical to other tracking systems described in:
https://aximmetry.com/wiki/index.php?title=Experimenting_with_HTC_Vive_camera_tracking_using_Unreal_scene
https://aximmetry.com/wiki/index.php?title=Setting_Up_Virtual_Sets_with_Tracked_Cameras 
https://aximmetry.com/wiki/index.php?title=Using_Tracked_Cameras_with_an_Unreal_Scene 

Hello good, I am new to this and I acquired some antilatency trakers with roof sensors. I have no idea how they work or communicate them aximmetry, could you help me?

I leave a photo of the team

https://i.imgur.com/FeQCayo.png

https://i.imgur.com/MqSUP4u.png

Hello pizurnia,

We actually try to use that with Alt Tag but however, it doesn't work with that. We use HMD extended CAT-6 network cable, wired to the computer via USB and it works now. The program crashes when we tried to use only Alt Tag (as your picture)

Thanks.

Hello, thank you very much for the answer, what difference does one have with another