In order to be able to properly operate Autolith, please ensure your display is mounted on a stand that allows its physical rotation. What does this mean?

Download Autolith Command Center

Begin by removing your Autolith device from its packaging. Use the included micro-USB cable to plug the device into a USB power adapter, allowing it to charge for at least one hour. Once charged, follow these steps to complete the physical setup:

1. Choose a Display

Select the display you’d like to manage, and set it in the landscape (horizontal) position. Note: The display must be on a mount that allows physical rotation.

2. Attach the Device

Remove the protective film on the underside of the Autolith device to reveal the adhesive. Choose a flat area on the back of your display and attach the device, ensuring the Autolith logo is in the upright position.

3. Power On

Flip the power switch on the side of the device from OFF to ON. The status light will flash, indicating the device is powered on and ready to use.

After completing the physical setup, you can connect your device using the Autolith Command Center software. Download the software using the link above or by navigating to the downloads page. Then, follow these steps:

Tip: If you’re setting up multiple Autolith devices, we recommend pairing/connecting devices one at a time to avoid confusion.

1. Pair with Bluetooth

Open your computer’s Bluetooth settings and pair your Autolith device, which will appear as "Autolith."

Note for Windows 11 users: You may need to enable advanced Bluetooth discovery. To do this, go to Settings > Bluetooth & devices > View more devices, then set Bluetooth device discovery to "advanced." (show me how)

2. Open Autolith Command Center

Once Autolith Command Center is downloaded and installed, open the application. The main page will provide an overview of your connected devices and displays.

3. Navigate to the Devices Section

Using the menu on the left, go to the Devices section. Here, you can connect new devices, manage currently connected devices, and more.

4. Connect and Bind Your Device

• Click the Search for New Devices button at the bottom left of the page. This will display Autolith devices that are paired but not yet bound to a display.
• Click on the device you want to connect, then select the desired display from the display list on the right.
• Once both the device and display are highlighted, click the Bind Device to Display button under the display list. The device will now connect to your computer and appear in the active devices list.

5. Test Autorotation

You’re all set! Now, when you physically reorient your display, Autolith will automatically adjust the screen’s image to match.

Once a device is connected, you have the option to disconnect or forget it. To remove a device from your system, follow these steps:

1. Open the Devices Tab

Navigate to the Devices tab in the left-side menu. Here, you’ll see a list of active devices.

2. Select and Disconnect

Select the device you want to disconnect or forget. Then, click Disconnect or Forget depending on the operation you’d like to perform.

3. Reconnect if Needed

If disconnected, you can reconnect the device by selecting it in the active devices list and clicking Connect.

Note: If you chose Forget, you’ll need to repeat the steps from the "Connecting Devices" section to re-establish the connection. If you would like to completely remove a device from your system, unpair it in Windows settings.

The Autolith Command Center software provides options to customize both your software and device settings. To access these options, navigate to the Preferences section in the left menu. Here’s a breakdown of the available settings:

Start with Windows

Enable this option to have Autolith Command Center start automatically whenever your PC restarts. This ensures a seamless, hands-free experience, with your Autolith Device automatically reconnecting upon system restart.

Minimize to System Tray

Choose this setting to allow the application to run in the background, keeping your devices and displays managed continuously. This option is recommended for optimal convenience.

Notifications

Control whether Autolith Command Center displays notifications. When enabled, notifications will inform you of any changes in system status, such as device connections, display reorientations, or low power warnings.

Rotation Animations

Toggle this setting to enable or disable screen rotation animations within the application. If enabled, the screen rotation will be animated each time you adjust your display orientation.