Why does my Fat Shark video gaming accessory have white dots on the LCD display?
White dots on the LCD display of your Fat Shark video gaming accessory are caused by sunburnt off LCD color filter because you were careless and left goggles exposed to the sun.
Explains how to use buttons for brightness, contrast, and volume.
Details the RCA connector pinout for video and audio signals.
Instructions on connecting the AV cable for video recording.
How to power the headset using a Futaba radio via a data cable.
Connecting to a base station using the AV cable and Y splitter.
Information on powering the headset with an external battery pack.
Describes the 3-axis head tracker and its function for motion detection.
Instructions on how to physically insert the head tracker module.
Configuration steps for the head tracker using beep codes.
Steps for inserting the internal 2.4G or 5.8G receiver module.
Details on how to charge the battery pack and LED indicators.
Details on FOV, IPD, image size, and diopter lens options.
Specifies stereo audio output.
Lists the user-adjustable controls like channel and volume.
Power supply requirements and consumption details.
System compatibility with NTSC/PAL standards.
Describes the physical design, weight, and headband.
Technical specifications for the LCD display and resolution.
Details on available modular receiver frequencies and channels.
Lists the various ports and bays for modules and accessories.
General| Brand | Fat Shark |
|---|---|
| Model | DOMINATOR |
| Category | Video Gaming Accessories |
| Language | English |
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