Contents
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Caution
Features and Controls
Power and Mode Selection
ReleasingTheMonitor
Mute Function
Picture Control
Contrast/Brightness/Color/FM
DVD Setup
Setup Menu
General Setup
TV Aspect Ratio
Angle Viewing
OSD Language
Captions
Screen Saver
Last Position memory
Audio Setup
Speaker Setup
Equalizer Settings
Preferences Setup
TVType
Parental
Audio
Subtitle
Default
Password Setup
Password Mode
Password Change
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DVD Functions
Eject
Vol+/Vol-
Mute
Play or Pause
Audio
Stop
Arrows
Setup
Menu
Display
Number Buttons
Subtitle
Title
Slow
Fast Reverse Searching
Fast Forward Searching
Previous
Next
Repeat A-B
Repeat
NTSC/PAL
Angle
PBC
Zoom
GOTo
Connection Diagram
Installation
Disc Information
Troubleshooting
Specifications
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Turningon The Monitor
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Selecting an AV mode
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Remote Control
Monitor/DVD Player
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SD/USB Functions
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Caution
Please read and observe all warnings and instructions in this manual
and those marked on the unit. Retain this booklet for future reference.
There are two kinds of alarm symbols as follows:
WARNING
WARNING
CAUTION
The lightningbolt with arrowheadinside in anequilateral
triangle isintended to alertthe user tothe presence of
dangerous voltage within theproduct s enclosurethat may be
of sufficientmagnitude to constitutea risk ofelectric shock to
people.
The exclamationpoint inside anequilateral triangle isintended
to alertthe user tothe presence ofimportant operating and
maintenance (servicing)instructions in theliterature accompanying
the product.
Installation ofall TV monitors
must beout of the driver s
field ofvision.
Do nottry and service these
products yourself, a
qualified servicecenter or
factory servicecenter for all
repairs.
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Be carefulnot to drop or
apply underpressure to the
front panelof your video
monitor. If the screen cracks
due tomisuse, your warranty
will bevoid!
Do notmount the product where
it willobstruct the deployment of
the airbagor in an area where it
would affect the driver s ability
to controlthe vehicle. Also be
careful toavoid mounting the
product whereit can become
hazardous duringsudden stops
or inthe event of an accident.
Use extracaution with any liquids
in yourcar.If you or your child
spills anyliquid on these products,
pull yourvehicle to the roadside
and turnthe key off to disconnect
or wipethe products with a towel. Donot
operate theequipment until all liquids have
either evaporatedor you have had the monitor
inspected ata service center by a qualified
technician. Severeharm or danger can result.
Use onlya damp cloth to clean
the screenand use only purified
water onthe cloth. wring out all
excess waterprior to wiping the
screen. Donot use any cleaners
or chemicalsto clean the screen.
In mostcases a dry cloth will do!
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SPECIFICATIONS
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DC 12V
4:3
1152x234
NTSC/PALAuto Select
DVD-AV1-AV2
1EA
15.1(L)X13.4(W)X3.3(H)inches
Power
Screen Format
Resolution Pixel
Color System
A/V Input
A/V Output
Dimension
Note:This equipment has been testedand has been found tocomply
with the limits for a ClassAdigitaldevice, pursuant to part 15 of the
FCC Rules. These limits are designedto provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a
commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses,and can
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference
to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential
area is likely to cause harmful interference. In some cases, the user will
be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
Quality installations are best
performed by qualified and
certified installers.
Don t touch the unit if there is
a flash of lightning.Youmay
receive an electric shock.
Do not cover or stop up heater
ducts or vents. It may cause a
fire or receive an electric shock.
Watchingthemonitorforan
extended period of time
without the engine running
may deplete the vehicle s
battery charge.
This product is designed for
operation with a 12 Volt DC,
negative ground vehicle. It
is not suitable for operation
under other conditions or
voltages.
CAUTION
Operating Notes
Do not bring magnetic devices
such as credit card or magnetic
card near the magnets.
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Caution
Troubleshooting
Symptom
Items to Check
Actions to be Taken
Remote controldoes
not workproperly.
Is thepower turned on?
Is theaudio which is connectedwith
the audiocable set to receive
the DVDsignal output?
Is audiocable connected securely?
Is themonitor which is connected
with theaudio cable turned on?
Is theaudio output set inthe correct
position?
Is theremote control facing
the remotesensor?
Is thedistance too far?
Is thereany obstacle in themiddle?
Is thebattery weak?
Check thecar battery capacity.
Select thecorrect input mode forthe audio receiver.
Connect theaudio cable into thejacks securely.
Turn on the monitor connected with the audiocable.
Set theAudio Output to the correct position,
and thenturn on the DVDplayer again by pressing
the POWERbutton.
Point theremote control toward theremote sensor of
the product.
Use theremote control within 15feet.
Remove theobstacle.
Replace withnew battery.
Buttons donot work.
No sound
When a disc is brought from a cold environment to a warm one, there may be moisture
on the the disc, or condensation on the pickup lens. It will affectdiscplayback.
1. Remove the disc from the DVD player.
2.Turn on the power and leave it on for an hour to vaporize the condensation.
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Moisture or condensation on lens
1.The operating temperature of thisproduct is limited to 14~+140 F.
2. If your vehicle is extremely hot or cold you must allow time for your air
conditioner or heater to cool or heat the vehicle until operating temperatures
have returned to normal operating ranges.
3. Optimal picture quality is achieved when viewed from directly front of the
monitor (+/-30degrees).
4. Do not open the housing and yourself. Refer
servicing to qualified personnel.
5. DVD Players use an invisible laser beam which can cause hazardous radiation
exposure. Be sure to operate the unit correctly as instructed.
6. Do not cut the car power supply off while adisc is playing. It cancause
damage to the DVD Player.
attempt to make any repairs
Monitor / Player System Components
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Disc Information
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Remote Control
Wireless Headphones
(Sold Separately)
Monitor/DVD Player
DVD features
DVD discs provide high-resolution images with high-quality sound. This DVD player
can play not only DVD discs of various versions, but also S-VCD, VCD, audio CD and
Mp3 discs.
Discs that cannot be played
DVD-RW, DVD-REM, CD-ROM, CD-EXTRAdiscscannot be played on thisunit. In
addition, a CD or a CD-RWwhich was recorded on specialsoftware cannot be played.
Region code
Your DVD player is designed and manufactured to region management information
that is recorded on a DVD disc. Please check the region code.
1: NorthAmerica 2: Japan 3: Korea and Southeast Asia
4:Australia,Mid & SouthAmerica 5: Russia 6: China
How to handle the disc
Don t touch the shiny side of the disc (the side with the embedded information).
Don t stick a label or a glue-based note on either side of the disc.
Don t use discs that have glue or a damaged label with exposed adhesive residue.
It might result in damage to your DVD player.
Don t put discs in the sunshine.
Park your car in the shade.
How to handle the discs
Only use round discs. Discs with other shapes like a star,aheart, etc. may cause
damage to the player. If a disc is dirty,wipesoftly with a wet cloth and then with a dry
one. Before playback, wipe the disc outward from the center with a clean cloth. Do not
use any type of solvent such as thinner, benzene, commercially available cleaners or
antistatic spray. Toavoid damaging your DVD player, don t use a scratched disc.
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