AUN Manuals & User Guides

AUN is a consumer electronics brand specializing in the development and manufacturing of video projectors tailored for home theater enthusiasts. The company offers a diverse range of products, from compact portable mini projectors like the A30 series to high-performance native 1080p models like the AKEY6S and ET40S.

AUN projectors frequently feature built-in Android operating systems, enabling direct media streaming and wireless screen mirroring for convenient access to content. With a focus on delivering high-quality visuals at an accessible price point, AUN integrates technologies such as electric focus, keystone correction, and 4K video decoding support into their devices, making it easier for users to create a cinema-like atmosphere at home or outdoors.

• How do I connect my smartphone to the AUN projector wirelessly?

  Ensure both the projector and your smartphone are connected to the same Wi-Fi network. Open the screen mirroring app (such as Miracast or AirPlay) on the projector, then enable screen casting or mirroring on your phone and select the projector from the device list.

• How do I adjust the image focus?

  For projectors with manual focus, rotate the focus ring near the lens. For models with electronic focus (like the M6 or AKEY6S), use the Focus+ and Focus- buttons on the remote control to sharpen the image.

• Can AUN projectors play 4K videos?

  Yes, many AUN 1080p models support 4K signal decoding. This means they can accept a 4K input signal and downscale it to display at the projector's native resolution.

• Kouman pou mwen netwaye lantiy pwojektè a?

  Use a soft, dry cotton cloth or a lens cleaning wipe. If necessary, use a small amount of 75% medical alcohol. Do not look directly into the lens while the projector is on.

• Kisa mwen ta dwe fè si kontwòl remote la pa travay?

  Check if the batteries need replacing. If it is a Bluetooth remote, ensure it is paired by going to Settings > Remote & Accessories and following the pairing instructions (usually holding two buttons simultaneously).