Capital Civic CVS200, CVS300 Instruction Manual

CVS200/300 System

Instruction Manual

PO Box 12-379 Penrose, 3 Sims Road Penrose Auckland.

www.capitalcivic.co.nz Phone [phone] Fax [phone]

CM70C

TFT LCD Monitor

1 2 3 4 5

1 Power
2 V1 / V2 Switch
3 Analogue Decrease
4 Menu
5 Analogue Increase

Specifications:

Type: TFT LCD
Display size: 7"
Display format: 16:9 4:3 selectable
Power: ≤ 4W
Power Supply: DC 12V
Video: Dual Video input
Mode: PAL/NTSC auto switch
Pixel : 234(H) x RGB X 480 (W)=336960
Contrast: 300:1
Lum: 350-400cd/m²

Remote Control

Operation:

Power Source
Attention: The system is only suitable for operation from
a voltage range of DC 11 to 14V. Use a 5Amp reducer
if the vehicle only has a 24Volt supply.

Turn the power on and the monitor will remain at

“stand-by” and the power switch will be illuminated.
Press the “Power” switch and the monitor will turn on.

Another press of this switch will turn it back to standby.

The V1/V2 switch is used to switch between the 2 video
inputs, if only one camera is used connect this to Video
input 1.

The Menu button is used to adjust the following func­tions: Brightness, Colour, Contrast Tint, Aspect ratio
(wide screen or narrow screen), normal picture, upside
down picture, or mirrored picture (as with a rear view
mirror).
The + and - buttons are used to increase and decrease
these settings.

All of the above operations can be accomplished with
the Remote Control unit supplied

Suitable for Head Rest or Pedestal Mount

OR Purple wire

CC9880

IR Camera

Specifications

Image Device 1/3˝ Interline CCD PAL(NTC)

Number of Pixels (H) 512 x (V) 582

Scanning System 525 Lines 60 Field/Sec

Horizontal Resolution 480 TV Line

Video output 1 Vp-p 75 ohms

Minimum Illumination 1 Lux F:2.0

Electronic Shutter 1/60~1/1000,000 Sec.

Built-in Lens F : 2.97

Power Consumption 12V ±2V DC

Operating Temp. -10°C ~ + 50°C RH95% Max

Weight Approx 100g

Cable RCA Leads

Dimensions 80mm (W) x 80mm (H) x 80mm (D)

Fitting The System.

Mount the outside camera of your reversing video system at the top end of the vehicle’s rear. The higher

the camera is placed the wider the viewing angle will be.
Fit the LCD monitor on the dashboard so as not to obscure any portion of the windscreen and to give the
driver a good view of the screen.
It is a good idea to test the system before all the cables are hidden away and sealed up. Connect the cam­era to the monitor as per the diagram on page 2 and apply 12VDC to monitor and camera from a fused
supply, test all functions of the system and the remote control and confirm they work to specification.

For extra safety:
The additional inside camera.

You can easily connect an additional inside
camera to your reversing video system. De­pending on the model, the connection is
made either directly to the monitor or by
means of a switchbox. Playing children, four

-legged passengers, interior furnishing – you
will always have a full view of what is hap­pening in the
vehicle without losing sight of the road.

PO Box 12-379 Penrose, 3 Sims Road Penrose Auckland.

www.capitalcivic.co.nz Phone [phone] Fax [phone]