Audiovox AVXMTG10UHD Installation Manual

1 0.1"

LED

Backlit

LCD

Roof-Mount

DVD

Player

With

DVD/CD/HDMI/MHL/MP3

AVXMTG10UHD

Audiava

INSTALLATION

GUIDE

TABLE

.Of,

CONTENTS

Important

Notices

..................................................................................................................

2

IR

Transmit and Receive Modes

(M

1

or

M2)

..................................................................

3

Materials

Included in this Package

...................................................................................

4

Removing and

Installing

Snap

On Covers

.....................................................................

S

General Vehicle Installation

Approach

...........................................................................

8

Connecting

the

Dome Lights

..........................................................................................

11

1

IMPORTANT

NOTICES

Installation

of

overhead products requires careful planning and preparation.

Be

extremely careful when working on a vehicle

with

side curtain air bags.

Do

not

route wires near any portion

of

the side curtain air bag assemblies.

This

includes

anchor points in

A,

B,

CorD

pillars

of

the

vehicle. Routing wires

in these

areas

or running wires by the side curtain air bags

can

prevent the

side curtain air bag from

fully

deploying which

can

result in personal injury

to

vehicle occupants.

If

you have any question regarding routing in a

vehicle,

please contact Audiovox Technical support at

1-800-225-6074.

An

LCD

panel and/or video

monitor

may be installed

in a

motor

vehicle

and

visible

to

the driver only

if

the

LCD

panel or video

monitor

is

used for

vehicle

information, system control, rear or side observation or navigation.

If

the

LCD

panel

or

video

monitor

is

used for television reception, video or

DVD

play, the

LCD

panel or video

monitor

must be installed

so

that

these features

will

only

function when the

vehicle

is

in

"park"

or when the

vehicle's

parking brake

is

applied.

When connecting power and ground in a mobile video installation,

insure

that

the

ACC

wire

is

fused at the

point

where

it

is

connected

to

the

vehicle's

ACC

wiring. Failure

to

do

so

can

result in damage

to

the

vehicle

if

a short

circuit develops between

the

vehicle

connection

point

and the mobile video

product.

An

LCD

panel

and/or

video

monitor

used for television reception, video

or

DVD

play

that

operates when the

vehicle

is

in gear or when the parking brake

is

not

applied must be

installed

to

the rear

of

the driver seat where

it

will

not

be visible, directly or indirectly,

to

the.operator

of

the

motor

vehicle.

***

Important Notice***

When

installing

this overhead

monitor

there

should

be no

obstructions such

as

extra

cabling,

power chokes or any other objects

placed

between this overhead and

supplied

mounting

bracket.

Failure

to

comply

may cause damage

to

the overhead

monitor

and

will

void

the

warranty.

2

WARNINGS

•

Do

not

use

any solvents or

cleaning

materials when cleaning

the

video

monitor.

•

Do

not

use

any abrasive cleaners,

they may scratch the screen.

•

Use

only lightly dampened lint free

cloth

to

wipe the screen

if

it

is

dirty.

•

Lock the

LCD

screen in

fully closed

position when

not

in

use.

•

Before

putting

on headphones, always adjust the volume setting

to

OFF

or

lowest position.

•

Remember

to

leave the dome light switch in the

off

or auto position when

the

vehicle

is

unattended,

as

the dome lights,

if

left on,

can

drain the

vehicle

battery.

• Do

not

put

pressure on the screen.

• Caution children

to

avoid touching or scratching the screen,

as

it

may

become

dirty

or damaged.

Safety Precautions

For

safety reasons, when changing video media,

it

is

recommended

that

the

vehicle

is

not

in motion, and

that

you

do

not

allow

children

to

unfasten seat-

belts

to

change video media or make any adjustments

to

the system.

System

adjustments

can

be accomplished using the remote control, while seat-belts

remain fastened. Enjoy your

AUDIOVOX

entertainment system

but

remember

that the safety

of

all

passengers remains the number one priority.

Patended: Refer

to

www.voxxintl.com/patents

IR

TRANSMIT

AND

RECEIVE

MODES

(M1

OR

M2)

The

AVXMTG

1

OUHD

has an

option

that

allows

the

user

to

select

from

two

IR

transmit

and receive modes (M 1

or

M2). This feature can be used

when

two

AVXMTG

1

OUHD

units are installed

in

the

same

vehicle

or

if

the

vehicle

has an

RSA

(Rear Seat Audio)

that

uses "A" channel headphones. When in

the

M1

mode

the

unit

will

transmit audio

on

the

A

channel. When in

the

M2

mode

the

unit

will

transmit audio

on

the

B channel.

If

two

of

these units are used in

one

vehicle

it

may

help

to

mark

one

remote

with

M 1 on

the

back and

the

other

remote

with

M2

on

the

back. A

unit

set

to

M2

mode

will

not

work

with

a

remote

control

programmed

to

the

M1

mode.

Conversely

a

unit

set

to

M1

mode

will

not

work

with

a remote control

programmed

to

the

M2 mode.

To

change

from

M 1

to

M2 mode,

point

the

remote

control

towards

theIR

receiver

on

the

AVXMTG

1

OUHD.

Press

and

hold

the

M2

button

for

5

to

7 seconds.

The

following

screen

will

be

displayed:

Note: The

OSD

will appear

on

the

screen

for

4-

5 seconds.

To

change

from

M2

toM

1 mode,

point

the

remote

control

towards

theIR

receiver

on

the

AVXMTG

1

OUHD.

Press

and

hold

theM

1

button

for

5

to

7 seconds.

The

following

screen

will

be

displayed:

Note: The

OSD

will appear

on

the

screen

for

4-

5 seconds

When

the

AVXMTG

1

OUHD

is

powered

up

in

DVD

mode

it

will

display

the

following

screen showing

FM

Modulator

status and

FM

channel selection

as

well

as

IR

Transmitter status (IRON

or

IR

OFF)

and

which

mode

(M 1

or

M2)

the

unit

is

in.

3

MATERIALS

INCLUDED

IN

THIS

PACKAGE

1.

1

0.1"

LCD

Overhead

Monitor

with

DVD

player

(1

pc)

2.

12

Pin Power Harness

(1

pc)

.....

3 . 2

Power

I

Wire Harness

with

Choke

(1

pc)

=a

...

4.

Hardware Package

D

e-

....

M2.6 x

6mm

Phillips Screws

(1

0

pes)

....

M4

x 15mm

Phillips Screws

(4

pes)

1

2

3

4

MS

x

9mm

Phillips Screws

(4

pes)

MS

x

20mm

Phillips Screws

(4

pes)

MS

x

40mm

Phillips Screws

(4

pes)

0000

(Q)

0000 0088

CAUTION:

The

20mm

and

40mm

screws in

the

hardware

~e

-e-8

kit

are provided

to

facilitate installation.

Use

extreme

e-ee

ee8e

caution

when

using these screws

to

avoid damage

to

9~08

G1B

vehicle

roof

or

other

components, wiring, etc.

5

6

7

8

5.

Remote

Control

(1

pc)

6.

Mounting

Bracket

(1

pc)

i:

7.

Snap-on Shroud

with

HOM

I Port cover

(2

pes)*

8.

Snap-on Screen Cover

(2

pes)*

9.

Pry

Tool

(1

pc)

10.

3.Smm

TIP/3RCA

JACK

PIG

TAIL

(1

pc)

11. Trim Ring

(3

pes)

9

10

11

12

12.

Cover

for HOM I

port

(3

pes)**

. *NOTE: The

AVXMTG

1

OUHD

is

supplied

with

a

black

snap-on

shroud and screen cover.

To

install

the

pewter

or

shale

snap-on shroud

or

screen cover,

the

black

snap-on shroud and screen cover

must

be removed first.

See

the

following

pages

for

the

removal process.

**NOTE: This

unit

uses

an

optional

internal

HOM

I

port

in

addition

to

the

side

mounted

HDMI/MHL

port.

The HOM

I

adapter,

HDIP1

is

required

to

use

the

internal HDMI/MHL

port. When

the

HDIP1

adapter

is

used,

the

side

HDMI/MHL

port

must

be covered

up

using

item

12.

Two HOM

I

sources

cannot

be

used at

the

same

time

with

this unit.

4

ft

,

EMOVING

AND

INSTALLING

SNAP-ON

COVERS

Preparation

Place

the

unit

on a soft surface

to

avoid damaging

the

plastic.

Materials Required

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

[QJ

\

1 0.1"

Overhead

LCD

Monitor

Shroud

Screen

Back Pry

Tool

HDMI Cover

with

DVD

Player

Disconnecting

the

Screen

Cover

1.

Open

the

LCD

screen.

2.

Insert

the

supplied

pry

tool

between

the

LCD

screen and snap on screen cover at locations

"A':

"B':

and "C" and

gently

pry

the

cover away from

the

screen.

5

Installing

the

Screen Cover

0

"D

"

c

~"

D"

1.

Open

the

LCD

screen.

2.

Hook the

two

tabs

"D"

at the

bottom

edge

of

the screen cover into the notches on the

bottom

edge

of

the

LCD

screen.

3.

Snap

the opposite side

of

the screen cover over the hinges.

Disconnecting

the

Shroud

CD

( J

1.

Open

the

LCD

screen.

2.

Insert

the supplied pry tool between the

unit

and shroud at fastener location

"E"

and gently pry the shroud away from the unit.

6

Removing and

installing

the

HOM

I

port

cover

1.

Remove the shroud (cover) from the unit.

2.

Install

the proper

HDMI

port cover

a.

If using the external

HDMI

connector install the port cover

(A)

with the

HDMI

opening.

b.

If

using the internal

HDMI

connector,

use

the blank port cover

(8).

Installing

the

Shroud

CD

1.

Open the

LCD

screen.

2.

Slide the shroud over the unit.

The

shroud

will

snap into place at locations

"F'~

7

GENERAL

VEHICLE

INSTALLATION

APPROACH

1.

Decide upon the system configuration and options

that

will be

installed.

2.

Review

all

manuals

to

become familiar

with

electrical requirements and hookups.

3.

Decide upon

the

mounting

locations

of

all components and

the

method

of

mounting.

4.

Prep

the

vehicle.

Remove any interior

trim

necessary

to

gain

access

to

vehicle's

wiring,

as

well

as

all

areas

where interconnecting wire harnesses

will

be located.

If

any

access

holes need

to

be cut

into

the

vehicle,

do

this now.

5.

Route the wiring harnesses in the vehicle

as

necessary.

Refer

to

the wiring diagrams in this manual,

as

well

as

the wiring instructions for

the

individual

components and accessory options being

installed.

Ensure

that

the wiring

is

protected from sharp edges. Ensure

that

all wiring

is

not

pinched when

all components and interior

trim

are fully installed.

Leave

enough slack in

the

wiring at each

component

to

allow

working room.

6.

Remove

all

AN

system components from their packaging and

place

them

loosely

in

the

vehicle

at

their

respective locations.

7.

Connect all

components together and verify the proper operation

of

all

system functions.

Note: This

is

best done

BEFORE

components have been permanently mounted.

8.

After verifying proper operation

of

the

system, proceed

to

mount

each component.

9.

When

all components are mounted, recheck the function

of

the

entire system. Ensure

that

no

wiring was pinched or connected improperly during

final installation

10.

Dome

light

wiring must be

carefully

planned due

to

the

design

of

vehicle electrical

systems.

Some vehicles

use

an

electronic module

(i.e.

Body

Control

Module)

to

turn the

dome

lights on and off.

Care

must be used

to

avoid damage

to

these types

of

electronic modules

or

damage

to

the

dome

light

circuit in the

DVD

overhead.

General guidelines for

dome

lamp

wiring:

1.

If

the vehicle

already

has

LED

dome

lamps

do

not

connect

to

the

LED

dome

lamp circuits.

2.

If

it

is

not

certain

how

the

dome

lamps tie

into

the

vehicle electrical system, wire the

dome

lamp circuit (of

the

DVD

overhead)

to

the

driver's

door

pin switch.

3.

Follow the instructions on pages 11-13.

4.

Contact

the

Audiovox tech support

line

if

you have any questions regarding

dome

lamp

wiring.

8

Installing Unit

to

Roof

Roof Support

Headliner

Mounting

Bracket

Self-drilling Screws

Video Unit

MS

Screw

CAUTION:

The 20mm and 40mm screws in

the

hardware

kit

are provided

to

facilitate installation.

Use

extreme caution when using these screws

to

avoid

damage

to

vehicle

roof

or

other components, wiring, etc.

9

GENERAL

VEHICLE

INSTALLATION

APPROACH

Dome Light Power Source

.-----------,

Line Out-L(White)

Line Out-L(Red)

0

0 •

c::::::::::n

12

Pin Power

Signal Harness

*HDIP1

Adapter

Cable

(Optional)

,----------------l

I

~~

: I

HDMI

)J

L :

I I

L

________________

J

10

It

--

Optional

Relay I

I FMDIRB c::::J I

J Box

L

_____

_j

AV

IN

3 RCA Jack Pigtail

*NOTE:

This

unit

has

an

optional internal HDMI/MHL

port

in addition

to

the (external) side

mounted

HDMI/MHL port. The HDMI adapter,

HDIP1

is

required

to

use

the

internal HDMI/MHL port.

When

the

HDIP1

adapter

is

used,

the

side HDMI/MHL

port

must be covered

up

using

the

supplied cover

(Item

12

on page

4).

Two HDMI/MHL sources cannot

be used at

the

same

time

with

this unit.

CONNECTING

THE

DOME

LIGHTS

The dome lights in the video

monitor

require three connections

to

the

vehicle's

wiring. There

are

two

common types

of

dome light circuits used, positive

or negative switched. Positive systems supply voltage

to

the interior lights

to

turn

them

on. Negative switched systems apply ground

to

illuminate

the

bulbs.

To

determine which system you have, you must locate the wires at the vehicle dome light.

•

On

a positive switched system,

with

all

the doors

closed and lights out,

both

wires at the dome

light

will

rest at ground. When the

light

is

activated,

one

of

these wires

will

switch

to+

12

VDC.

This

is

the

vehicle's

switching wire.

•

For

positive systems, connect the purple/brown (Lamp auto) wire

to

the

vehicle's

switched wire. Then connect the red/black (Lamp on) wire

to

a fused

constant

12

volt source and the black/red (Lamp common) wire

to

a

good

vehicle

ground. Positive systems are commonly found on Ford

vehicles.

•

On

a negative switched system,

with

all

the doors closed and lights out,

both

wires at the dome

light

will rest

at+

12

VDC.

When the

light

is

activated,

one

of

these wires

will

switch

to

ground. This

is

the

vehicle's

switching wire.

•

For

negative systems, connect

the

purple/brown (Lamp auto) wire

to

the

vehicle's switched wire. Then connect

the

red/black (Lamp on) wire

to

a

good ground and the black/red (Lamp common) wire

to

fused constant

12

volt source. Negative systems are

commonly

found on General Motors and

import

veh ides.

Note:

Some vehicles which incorporate transistorized control

of

the

dome

light

circuit, such

as

the 1999 Dodge Caravan, may require

that

the

purple/

brown (Lamp auto) wire be connected

to

the

door

pin switch wire,

as

the additional current draw

of

the Monitor's lights may

not

be supported by

the

output

of

the

vehicle's

body

control computer.

After wiring the

dome

lights

make sure

the

dome

lights

operate properly

with doors opening and

closing and

that

they

are not

always

on. Do

not

leave

the

dome

lamp

switch on

the

DVD

overhead in

ON position

as

this

will

drain the

battery

over

time

11

Positive Switched

Dome

Lighting

To

12

connector on

Monitor

Red/black-Lamp

on

r-----------------------

To

constant

+

12

VDC

Factory Door Ajar Switch or Body Control

Computer

To

constant

+

12

VDC

*Connect

to

a

vehicle

ground

---------------------------------~

12

To

12

connector

Negative Switched Dome Lighting

Red/black-Lam on

Black/red-Lam

common

Factory Door Ajar Switch or Body Control

Computer

13

To

constant

+

12

VDC

*Connect

to

a

vehicle

ground

To

constant

+

12

VDC

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