Daylight Tech & Accessory Guide

Software Setup Links:#

DC-1 as a monitor:

APK Installation guide

Purchase and setup links:#

Keyboards:

Keys-To-Go 2 White Keyboard | Logitech
Keys-To-Go 2 Bluetooth Setup
Magic Keyboard White | Apple through Amazon.com
Magic Keyboard Bluetooth Setup
Air 60 V2 with Blue Switches | Nuphy
Air 60 V2 Keyboard Folio | Nuphy
Air 60 V2 Bluetooth and Folio Setup
Magic Keyboard Case | Fintie through Amazon.com

Pens:

Premium White Pen
Ultra Premium Lamy Pen | Amazon.com
Samsung S Pens (Multiple):
Small (Galaxy Note Series Style)
Cheaper Alternative (ZERO Quality Guarantees)
Medium (Galaxy Fold Style with smooth tip)
Cheaper Alternative (ZERO Quality Guarantees)
Larger (Galaxy Tab Style)
Cheaper Alternative (ZERO Quality Guarantees)

Pen Setup: Just touch the screen and it works, no pairing or charging needed.

Others:

Keys-To-Go 2 Bluetooth Setup:#

Step 1: Unbox keyboard from box
Step 2: Open keyboard and pull tab to enable batteries and keyboard function
Step 3: Ensure Switch on back of product is in the position where green is showing, not off where red is showing
Step 4: Hold the key labeled ‘fn’ meanwhile you hold the ‘g’ key for 3 seconds to put the keyboard into android mode, since this is an android tablet
Step 5: Hold the key labeled ‘fn’ meanwhile you hold the key labeled ‘F1 with the image of the laptop and phone for 3 seconds to put profile 1 into bluetooth pairing mode
Step 6: On your Daylight DC-1, swipe down on the top of the screen, swipe down again, click on the settings icon that looks like a gear in the bottom right corner
Step 7: In settings, click the second from the top menu item on the left called ‘Connected devices’ (it says Bluetooth, pairing underneath it)
Step 8: Click on the button labeled ‘Pair new device’
Step 9: Under available devices tap on Keys-To-Go 2
Step 10: It will ask you to type some numbers and hit return/ enter, once you do so the device will show up as connected under ‘Saved Devices’
Step 11: Turn off the keyboard with the switch on the back if you desire, this will disconnect it from the device

Appendix: Keys-To-Go 2 Documentation:

Apple Magic Keyboard Setup:#

Step 1: Unbox keyboard from box
Step 2: Ensure Switch on back of product is in the position where green is showing
Step 3: On your Daylight DC-1, swipe down on the top of the screen, swipe down again, click on the settings icon that looks like a gear in the bottom right corner
Step 4: In settings, click the second from the top menu item on the left called ‘Connected devices’ (it says Bluetooth, pairing underneath it)
Step 5: Click on the button labeled ‘Pair new device’
Step 6: Under available devices tap on Magic Keyboard
Step 7: It will ask you to type some numbers and hit return/ enter, once you do so the device will show up as connected under ‘Saved Devices’
Step 8: Turn off the keyboard with the switch on the back if you desire, this will disconnect it from the device

Spacedesk Setup:#

THIS IS ONLY FOR PEOPLE USING A WINDOWS PC

Step 1: Open the Google Play Store: On your device, slide in from the side until and move till you get to the letter ‘P’ and tap ‘Play Store’
Step 2: Search for SpaceDesk: In the Google Play Store, tap on the search bar at the top and type "SpaceDesk". As you type, suggestions will appear below the search bar. Tap on "SpaceDesk - USB Display for PC" when it appears.
Step 3: Download and Install the Driver: Visit the

official Spacedesk website and download

the ‘Windows 10/11 (64-bit)’ Spacedesk driver for Windows. Follow the on-screen instructions to install it on your PC.
Step 4: Launch Spacedesk Server: After installation, open the Spacedesk Driver Console application on your Windows PC.

- Step 5: Click the ‘USB Cable Driver Android’ button, then enable the ‘USB Cable Android’ option and let it apply.

- Step 6: Open Spacedesk App: On your Android device, open the Spacedesk app you installed earlier.

Step 7: Improve Quality: Click on the ‘3 lines’ icon and then settings.

- Under ‘Rotation’ enable ‘Auto-Rotation’ and under ‘Quality/Performance’ slide ‘Image Quality’ to max (the right) and set ‘Custom FPS Rate’ to 60.

Step 7A (for wired use): Plug the tablet into your PC
Step 7B (for wired use): Enable USB File Transfer: Swipe down on status bar (the bar at the top of the screen with wifi and notification icons etc. There will be a notification under the ‘Silent’ category named ‘Charging this device via USB’, tap on it to expand it, then tap once more time when it says ‘Tap for more options’. This will open up a menu, all you need to do is click ‘File Transfer’ under the section called ‘Use USB for’
Step 8: Connect: Reopen the Spacedesk app (use the back arrow or button to leave the settings menu should you need). The app should now detect your Windows PC through USB OR wireless. Tap the listing under your computer's name for wireless connection, or tap the little trident USB icon at the bottom middle of the screen for wired connection, which is recommended.

SuperDisplay Setup:#

THIS IS ONLY FOR PEOPLE USING A WINDOWS PC

Step 1: Open the Google Play Store on the tablet: On your device, slide in from the side until and move till you get to the letter ‘P’ and tap ‘Play Store’
Step 2: Search for SuperDisplay: In the Google Play Store, tap on the search bar at the top and type "SuperDisplay". As you type, suggestions will appear below the search bar. Tap on "SuperDisplay - Virtual Monitor" when it appears.
Step 3: Download and Install the Driver on your Windows PC: Visit the

official SuperDisplay website and download

the Windows driver. Follow the on-screen instructions to install it on your PC.
Step 4: Launch SuperDisplay : After installation, open the SuperDisplay Settings application on your Windows PC by hitting the ‘Windows’ Key and typing ‘SuperDisplay Settings’
Step 5: Launch the application on your tablet.
Step 6: Go into SuperDisplay settings by clicking the settings gear icon in the top right corner. Under ‘Advanced settings’ click ‘Quality’ and slide it to 100.
Step 7 (Wireless): IP Address: Back out of the settings and input the IP address into the desktop program. (Both devices need to be on the same wifi)
Step 7 (Wired): Plug the tablet into the PC
Step 8: Start the connection on the tablet by clicking the central button!
Step 9: In Windows, hit the ‘Windows’ key, type display and hit enter. This will take you to display settings. In display settings set the displays to ‘extend’ and then confirm the change. Select the DC-1 display by clicking the square it is associated with, then set the display to 1584 x 1184 resolution, confirm this by hitting ‘keep changes’, then set to 125% scale.

Chrome Remote Desktop Setup:#

Note: This prefers Chrome itself on the tablet and REQUIRES a chromium based browser to be installed on your computer, examples of chromium based browsers are Chrome, Edge, Arc, Opera etc. Basically anything but Safari or Firefox will do. This is because a chrome extension needs to be installed. Both devices need to be signed in to the same Google account to see each other.

Step 1:

Go to this website

and click the download button here:

- Step 2: Get the extension in the window that pops up:

- Step 3: Once installed, click the download button AGAIN and it will show what is shown below, a program called ‘chromeremotedesktophost’ will download, install it.

- Step 4: In the play store, install the ‘Chrome Remote Desktop’ app and open it, the app's name will be just ‘remote desktop’ as a heads up.

Step 5: On the computer, go to

https://g.co/crd/headless

and click set up remote access under the ‘Remote Access’ tab. Then set a computer name and pin. Accept whatever permissions pop up on your computer

- Step 6: If you have Chrome itself installed on the tablet it will open a page, click the ‘Access my computer’ button, then under remote Access click your device.

APK Installation Guide:#

Note on APK’s: These are apps from outside official sources, they might not update from the play store and in rare cases can have different functionality. Apply extra caution and source these app files from good sources like

https://www.apkmirror.com/

. Just like through the play store or other sources, malicious files can be spread, use common sense and generally avoid downloading any ‘hack’ apps that claim to unlock features.
Step 1: One the home screen, swipe down from the top of the screen, also called the status bar
Step 2: Swipe down again till the settings tiles fill the screen, then click the gear icon in the bottom right hand corner of the screen which will take you to the settings application
Step 3: In settings, tap ‘Apps’, then ‘Special app access’, then ‘Install unknown apps’
Step 4: Tap your preferred browser application then enable the ‘Allow from this source’ toggle
Step 5: Open your browser of choice, and search ‘apkmirror’ and navigate to

apkmirror.com

, or just type

https://apkmirror.com/
Step 6: On the apkmirror website, search your application name in the search bat at the top of the apkmirror website. After you search find your app in the results and tap the most recent version. Dismiss any ads you might see.
Step 7: Under the text ‘Verified safe to install (read more)’ tap the button called ‘SCROLL TO AVAILABLE DOWNLOADS’
Step 8: Find a file tagged ‘APK’ not ‘BUNDLE’
Step 9: Click on the Download Arrow and line icon that looks like this ⬇️
Step 10: Under ‘Verified safe to install (read more)’ tap ‘DOWNLOAD APK’
Step 11: If it appears, dismiss the warning for ‘File might be harmful’ by tapping ‘Download anyway’
Step 12: After your apk downloads, either
Tap ‘Open’ on the ‘File Download’ Pop-Up
Go to the home screen and open the files app, navigate to the downloads folder and tap on the downloaded apk
Step 13: Tap ‘INSTALL’ on the popup that appears. After it installs tap ‘OPEN’
Step 14: The app will now be on your device and you can search and open it like every other app

Touch grass,

Daylight Team