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Hearing Safety

(1) To avoid hearing damage, do not listen for extended periods at high volume. Set 
the volume to a safe level.

Charging

(1) The charger is output voltage/ current of DC 12V/2A. The charger should be 
installed near this product and should be easily accessible.
(2) When charging, place this device in an environment with an average room 
temperature (ranges from 41 °F to 77°F recommended) and good ventilation.

Cleaning

(1) Use a soft, lint-free cloth. Never use liquid, gaseous, or easily flammable cleansers 
(sprays, abrasives, polishes, alcohol) to clean.
(2) Do not use any liquid cleaning agents to clean the lens to avoid damaging the 
coating film on the lens. Use lens cleaning paper to clean the lens.

Repairs

(1) Do not make any repairs to this device yourself. Only have your device repaired by 
an authorized service center.
(2) Improper maintenance can result in injuries or damage to this device.
(3) Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

Caution

(1) Possibly hazardous optical radiation emitted from this device.
(2) Do not stare at the operating beam. The bright light may damage your eyes.

Battery

(1) Do not replace the built-in battery by yourself. Contact an authorized service 

center to replace it.

(3) Risk of explosion! Keep the batteries away from heat, direct sunlight, or fire. Never 

dispose of batteries by burning.

(5) Only replace the batteries in the remote control with the same or an equivalent 

type.
(6) Batteries contain chemicals and should be disposed of properly.
(7) Charge this device regularly. Do not store this device with a completely 

discharged battery.

(4) Please remove the batteries if the remote control is not used for a long period of 

time.

(2) The remote control contains two AAA batteries, which can be swallowed easily. 

(Note: Batteries are not included in the package, please purchase them separate-

ly!) Keep the remote control out of reach of the children.

The following safety instructions ensure the long service life of the projector to 

avoid fire or electric shock. Please read carefully and pay attention to the 

following warnings.

Don't cover the projector ventilation 

holes with any material.

Please keep the projector away from 

water or any other liquid as it is not 

waterproof. 

Don't install the projector in sites with 

improper ventilation.

Don't install the projector near the 

temperature and smoke transducer. 

It may cause a sensor failure.

Don't install the projector in hot and 

humid sites. 

Don't install the projector in dust and 

smoke sites.

Don't install the projector in sites with 

the direct blowing of the warm and 

cool air-conditioned wind.

Please don’t look into the lens when 

the projector is working. Otherwise, it 

may hurt your eyes.

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Summary of Contents for D042

Page 1: ...D042 MODEL NO US service thefatork com JP service_JP thefatork com Mon Fri AM PM PT AM PM PT US www the fatork com JP www the fatork jp com FCC ID AVE D...

Page 2: ...Connections 9 Projector interface connection 9 3 5 mm audio connection 9 USB connection 10 HD connection 12 Wired screen mirroring connection by USB cable 13 WiFi wireless screen mirroring 14 Menu Set...

Page 3: ...log the ventilation openings 5 Never place this device in a confined space Always leave enough space around this device for ventilation 6 Protect this device from overexposure to direct sunlight heat...

Page 4: ...tteries away from heat direct sunlight or fire Never dispose of batteries by burning 5 Only replace the batteries in the remote control with the same or an equivalent type 6 Batteries contain chemical...

Page 5: ...residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used by the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications...

Page 6: ...the IR receiver 6 Please use the remote control within 20 feet distance and 30 degree angle 7 If this part is missing please contact our customer service email address in the quick start guide or cont...

Page 7: ...or Getting Started Plug the power cord to the projector Fully charge the projector and turn it on Press and hold the power button for 2 seconds to turn on the projector Adjust keystone and focus ring...

Page 8: ...display blue you need to insert it again or check whether the USB disk is faulty Supported multimedia formats b Choose the content which you need to play File Video Play MPEG1 MPEG2 MPEG4 RM RMVB MJP...

Page 9: ...iOS Cable Cast Step 2 Connect iPhone iPad and the USB port of projector with the lightning cable Step 3 Select Trust in the pop up window of Trust This Computer Enter your device password The display...

Page 10: ...ice and click ROTACAST XXXX to connect WiFi wireless screen mirroring A iPhone iPad iPod touch iOS system Streaming with your WiFi wireless connection Step 1 Turn on the projector click Setup and sele...

Page 11: ...roring as the input source then go to the next screen and select Miracast Step 1 Turn on the projector select ScreenCast screen mirroring as the input source then go to the next screen and select Wind...

Page 12: ...creenCast screen mirroring as the input source then go to the next screen and select DLNA Step 2 Open the App select the video to be played click the TV icon function in the App select the projector s...

Page 13: ...N 1 3W 390 g USB 2 0 IN 1 HD IN 1 DC IN 1 3 5 mm Audio OUT 1 Front Rear Ceiling 480 P 854 480 Pixels Color Light Source Projection Distance Power Size Keystone Aspect Ratio Black Orange RGB LED 1 64 9...

Page 14: ...Q How should I do if there are small dots on display A1 It was caused by dust It can be cleaned Please contact our customer service team for the cleaning operation Image Q How can I do if there are bl...

Page 15: ...nel make sure your input is correctly selected A2 If you use the mini Display Port converter to connect make sure your Mac can connect via mini Display Port to send audio A3 If you are connecting from...

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Page 17: ...m m AC HD AC DC V A FATORK FATORK D FATORK FATORK FATORK D AAA JP 29 JP 28...

Page 18: ...JP 31 JP 30 Ok HD USB...

Page 19: ...JP 33 JP 32 FATORK D WIFI USB HD HD mm a mm HD...

Page 20: ...T JP 35 JP 34 USB USB USB USB USB USB b MPEG MPEG MPEG RM RMVB MJPEG DAT MPG MPEG MPG AVI MP DIVX XVID RM RMVB RV RV RV AVI WMV VC JPEG MP M A MP MP AAC LC HE AAC WMA Dihtital AC Optional BMP PNG JPG...

Page 21: ...e iPad iOS a HD HD HD Step FATORK D iOS Cable Cast Step iPhone iPad FATORK D Step iOS Apple iMac MacBook Surface ThinkPad Mini Display Port HD Thunderbolt HD P P P P x x x x x x x x x x x PS Xbox NS i...

Page 22: ...JP 39 JP 38 WiFi iPhone iPad iPod touch Wi Fi Step FATORK D WiFi WiFi Step iOS Cast Step iPhone iPad WiFi iOS ROTACAST XXX...

Page 23: ...JP 41 JP 40 Android Windows Tip Wi Fi Wi Fi FATORK D Step FATORK D Miracast Step FATORK D Windows cast Step Android WLAN Step ROTACAST XXX Step Android FATORK D Wi Fi ROTACAST XXX Step Windows P Wi Fi...

Page 24: ...JP 43 JP 42 DLAN Wi Fi Step FATORK D DLAN Step TV ROTACAST XXX FATORK D Wi Fi...

Page 25: ...JP 45 JP 44 38 20 1m 0 5m 2m 3m 76 114 b a D W g USB HD DC mm P RGB LED m DC V A X X mm D 45...

Page 26: ...JP 47 JP 46 A PC TV A A Fire Stick PCM Q A A Q A A A Q A A Q A Q A A IR A Q A Q A A Q A A Q A A A A HD HD Q A Q A A Q A OK Q A A A A m m A Q...

Page 27: ...Fi Q A Q A Q A Q A A mini displayport Mac mini displayport A Mac mini MAC Q MAC A USB USB USB Q USB A wi Q WiFi A Q A HD DVD AV Q TV BOX TV Firestick DVD A HD USB USB A HD A HD HD Q HD A prime Hulu Ne...

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