Digital Video System
10.2 Inch Seat Back Monitor
With Universal Stanchion Mount
Rear-Seat Entertainment
TH102MS
USER MANUAL
SD
USB
Operating Instructions
Getting Started
Basic Operations
MMD (Multimedia Driver) Operations
USB Operations
Monitor Setup
Play ing DVD/ VC D/ CD
Disc A uto Play
Stop ping Play back (P RE-STOP)
Stop ping Play back
Fast-forwa rding / Fast-re versi ng
Find ing the Beg innin g of Chapte rs
Play ing Still Fra mes (PAUSE)
Frame- By-Fra me Play back
Swit ching the A udio Trac ks
Chap ter/ Trac k /Title Re peat Play back
Repe ating the D ispla y Peri od (A-B )
Swit ching the A ngle (DVD O nly)
Swit ching the S ubtit les (DVD On ly)
Usin g Number Key Pad
Disp laying th e Disc St atus
Slow M otion Pla yback
Sett ing the Dim mer
Sett ing the Zoo m
Sett ing the Ran dom
MMD Setup
DVD Setu p Opera tion
Syst em Setup
Sett ing the TV Sy stem
Sett ing Scree n Saver
Sett ing Scree n Type
Sett ing Pa ssword
Sett ing the Rat ing Lev el
Sett ing the Def ault
Lang uage Setu p
Sett ing OSD Lan guage
Sett ing Audio L angua ge
Sett ing Subti tle Lan guage
Sett ing Menu La nguag e
Audi o Setup
Sett ing Down Mi x Mode
Sett ing Dynam ic Rang e
Sett ing Down Sa mple
Welcom e To DVS
Safe ty Instru ction s
CAUTIO N
WARNIN G
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Moni tor Fu nctio n Overvie w
When U sing the Re mote Co ntrol
Remo te Contro l Batte ry Replac ement
Remo te Contro l Fu nction Ov ervie w
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Turning Power ON /O FF
Load ing and Unl oadin g Discs
Audi o Mute Functi on
Adju sting the Volum e
Swit ching the S ource
Turning FM ON/ OFF
Swit ching DVD / U SB / Memory C ard mod e
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Swit ching DVD / U SB / Memory C ard Mod e
Play able File s on this U nit
MUSI C (MP3 / WMA)
PHOT O (JPEG)
MOVIE (AVI)
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Sett ing Audio C H
Sett ing Mirro r ON/OF F
Sett ing Rever se ON/O FF
Sett ing Langu age
Rese tting the P ictur e Adjustm ent
Turning OFF Mo nitor S etting Me nu
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Adju sting Pic ture
Adju sting the B right
Adju sting the C ontra st
Adju sting the C olor De nsity (AV2/ AV 3 only)
Adju sting the Tin t (AV2/AV3 on ly)
Sett ing Audio M ute ON/ OFF
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Installation and Connections
CAUTIO N
WARNIN G
PREC AU TI ONS
Par ts Indi cation
Limi tation
Inst allatio n Step
Conn ections
Syst em Connec tions
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Information
Acce ssories
Gene ral Speci ficat ions
Troubl e Shoot ing
Warran ty
Warran ty C ard
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Contents
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Wireless Headphone (Option)
Usin g Wirel ess Hea dphon e
PREC AU TI ONS
Head phone Rec eiver s
IR (In frared ra y) Spec ificati on
Oper ation
Batt ery Insta llati on
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Operating Instructions
Welcome to DVS
‧Than ks for pu rchasing DVS S eat Back Mon itor
with U niver sal Stanchion Mou nt. Thi s manua l will
help y ou use th e exactly feature s of your n ew moni tor.
‧Plea se read a ll safety and opera ting in struc tions
in thi s manua l carefull y, and keep this manu al for
futu re refe rence.
Safety Instructions
Be sur e to obse rve the following i nstru ction s and
prec autio ns to ensure safe usi ng of thi s monit or. If yo u
or oth er thir d parties us e this pr oduct i n a non-correctly
way an d cause t he product breakd own or da mage, a s
to law, there is n o respo nsibi lity for compensa tion.
DVS will not be r espon sible f or it, please under stand ing.
This symbol means "Please be sure to observe."
Failure to heed them can result in injur y or material
proper ty damage.
Do not repair, alter or disassemble by yourself.
Doin g so may re sult in an acc ident , fire or e lectric
shoc k. Cons ult a retailer or ser vice te chnic ian for
insp ectio ns and repairs, if ma inten ance is n eeded.
Halt use immediately if an unusual states appears.
Failur e to do so ma y cause personal in jury or d amage
to the p roduc t. Return it to your au thori zed dea ler or
near est ser vice center for rep airin g.
Keep fingers away while the motorized front
panel or moving monitor is in motion.
Failur e to do so ma y result in persona l injur y or
dama ge to the p roduct.
Do not strike or make this monitor drops strongly.
Doin g so may re sult in personal in jury or s lash.
Do not leave the disc in the car or the unit for a
long time.
Neve r expos e the disc to direct su nligh t. Heat a nd
humi dity ma y damage the disc and y ou may no t be
able t o play it a gain.
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Do not operate any function that takes your
attention away from safety driving your
vehicles.
shou ld only b e performed after c oming t o a complete
stop . Alway s stop the vehicle in a s afe loc ation b efore
perf ormin g these functions . Failure t o do so may r esult
in an ac ciden t.
Do not touch the screen when meet a strike
strongly.
If liq uid cry stal touches hand s, feet o r clothes
inca utiou s, please wash with t he neut ral det ergent or
cons ult a phy sician if necessa ry.
Do not expose this monitor to high humidity
levels.
Failur e to do so ma y result in fire or ele ctric s hock.
Do not expose this monitor to dripping or
splashing.
Doin g so may re sult in electric sh ock.
Do not operate this monitor with wet hands.
Failur e to do so ma y result in electri c shock .
Do not use this monitor again when the power
cord is damaged.
Doin g so may re sult in fire o r elect ric sho ck.
Use only in cars with A 12 Volt negative ground.
Keep small objects such as batteries out of the
reach of children.
Swal lowin g them may result in se rious i njury.
If swa llowe d, consult a p hysic ian imm ediat ely.
Do not block vents or radiator panels.
Doin g so may ca use heat to bu ild up in side an d may
resu lt in fir e.
Do not place hands, fingers or foreign objects in
inser tion slots or gaps.
Failur e to do so ma y result in persona l injur y or dama ge
to the p roduc t.
Any fu nctio n that requires dri ver's p rolon ged attent ion
(Che ck with y our dealer if you are n ot sure .)
Use fo r other t han its desi gned ap plica tion ma y result
in fir e, elec tric shock or other i njury .
This symbol means "Forbids this behavior."
Failure to heed them can result in serious injury
or death.
CAUTION:
WARNING:
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Operating Instructions
Please read all safety and operating instr uctions
in this manual carefully, and keep this manual
for future reference.
Personal Safety
‧The back seat passenger must fasten the
seatbelt while operating this monitor.
‧Do not insert the USB while driving.
Failure to do so may result in personal
injury.
Temperature
Do not operate your unit in ambient temperature
above +70°C (+158°F) or below -20°C (-4°F) .
Use a soft dry cloth for periodic cleaning of the
product. For more severe stains, please dampen the
cloth with water only. Anything else has the chance of
dissolving the paint or damaging the plastic.
Installation
‧Please inquire to your retailing shop to contact the
specialized engineer or technical staff for installation.
‧Be sure to comply with this manual while
connecting the cables. Failure to do so may result in
damage to the product.
‧Be sure the stability of the signal cable while installing.
Failure to do so may cause fire or electric shock due to
the wear of the signal cable.
‧Be sure to collect the cables well after installation.
Failure to do so may cause fire or electric shock.
Maintenance
If you have problems, do not attempt to repair the unit by
yourself. Doing so may result in personal injury or
damage to the product. Return it to your retailing shop for
repairing.
Characteristics of LCD Panel
‧After turning the system off, a slight ghost of the image
will remain temporarily. This is an effect peculiar to LCD
technology and is normal.
‧Under cold temperature conditions, the screen may
lose contrast temporarily. After a short warm-up period,
it will return to normal.
‧The LCD panel is manufactured using an extremely
high precision manufacturing technology. Its effective
pixel ratio is over 99.99%. This means that 0.01% of the
pixels could be either always ON or OFF.
Product Cleaning
PRECAUTIONS
Inser ting & Ejecting Discs
‧Be sur e to swit ch to DVD s ource b efore loading and
Unlo ading D iscs.
‧Make s ure the l abel side is facing y ou when y ou
inse rt the di sc.
‧Pres s to ejec t any disc tha t is inse rted in correctly.
‧Do not a ttemp t to insert a di sc into t he unit w hen the
unit p ower is o ff.
‧Your p layer a ccept s only one disc at a time f or play back . Do not at tempt to loa d more th an one di sc.
‧Play ing a dis c while driving on a ve ry bump y road
may re sult in s kips, but th is will n ot scra tch the d isc
or dam age the p layer.
‧Do not g rip or pull out the dis c while i t is bein g pulled
back i nto the p layer by the a utoma tic rel oadin g
mech anism .
‧As a pro tecti ve measure to preve nt the di sc from
jamm ing, pr ess to eject a ny disc w ith irr egula r
surf ace or in serted incorrec tly.
Damage Discs
Do not a ttemp t to play crac ked, wa rped, o r damaged
disc s. Play ing a bad disc c ould se verel y damag e the
play back me chanism.
Irregular Shaped Discs
Be sur e to use ro und shaped discs on ly for th is unit
and ne ver use a ny special shaped d iscs. U se of
spec ial sha ped discs may cause d amage t o the
mech anism .
‧Point the remote control at the remote sensors within 2
meters.
‧It may not be possible to operate the remote control if
the remote control sensor is exposed to direct sunlight
or interfere with objects.
Using Wireless Headphones (Option)
‧Keep the volume at a level where you can still hear
outside noise while driving. Failure to do so may result
in an accident.
‧If ACC or the monitor's power source is turned off, a
loud noise is produced though the headphones. Be
sure to remove the wireless headphones from your
ears before you turn the monitor off.
Using the remote control
ALCOHOL
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Monitor Function Overview
CORRECTINCORRECT
Correct Handling
‧Do not d rop the d isc while handlin g.
‧Hold t he disc s o you will not leave fi ngerp rints o n
the su rface .
‧Do not a ffix ta pe, paper, or gumme d label s to the
disc .
‧Do not w rite on t he disc.
Disc Cleaning
Fing erpri nts, dust, or soil on t he surf ace of the disc
coul d cause t he player to s kip. For ro utine c leani ng,
wipe t he play ing surface with a cl ean, so ft clot h
from t he cent er of the disc t o the out er edge . If the
surf ace is he avily soiled, dam pen a cle an, sof t cloth
in a sol ution o f mild neutr al dete rgent b efore
clea ning th e disc.
On handling compact (CD/CD-R/CD-RW)
‧Do not t ouch th e surface.
‧Do not e xpose t he disc to dir ect sun light .
‧Do not a ffix st ickers or la bels.
‧Clea n the dis c when it is dusty.
‧Make s ure tha t the disc is smooth an d flat.
‧Do not u se comm ercially availa ble dis c
acce ssori es.
Getting Started
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Auto Dimmer Sensor
POWER
- Press PWR button to turn on or off the unit.
SOURCE
- Press SOURCE button to switch the display source.
DVD / AV2 / AV3
IR Transmitter and Receiver
The receiving angle is about 30 degrees and the
receiving distance is about 2M.
EJECT
- Press EJECT button to stop playing and eject the
disc.
PLAY / PAUSE
- Press once to start playing. Press twice to pause
playing.
Disc - In Slot
（DVD / DVD-R / DVD-RW / DVD+R / DVD+RW /
VCD / CD-ROM / CD-RW）
USB Port （MP3 / WMA / AVI / JPEG)
Memory Card Reader （SD / MS / MMC)
AV Input (AV 3 / Game Port)
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When Using the Remote Control
When you use the remote control for the first time,
pull the plastic tape before using the remote control.
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Battery Replacement
Do not operate any function that takes your
attention away from safety driving your
vehicle.
Any fu nctio n that requires you r prolo nged at tention
shou ld only b e performed after c oming t o a
comp lete st op. Always stop the v ehicl e in a safe
loca tion be fore performing t hese fu nctio ns.
Failur e to do so ma y result in an accide nt.
Plastic Tape
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‧Point the remot e contr ol at the r emote sensors
with in 2 mete rs.
‧It may n ot be pos sible to operate th e remot e
cont rol if th e remote control se nsor is e xpose d
to dir ect sun light or int erfer e with ob jects.
‧The re mote co ntrol is a small, lig htwei ght
prec ision d evice. To avo id dama ge, short ba ttery
life , opera tional errors and p oor res ponse ,
obse rve the f ollowing.
-Do n ot subj ect the r emote control to ex cessi ve
shoc k.
-Do n ot put in a t rouse r pocket.
-Keep a way fro m food, m oisture an d dirt.
-Do n ot plac e in dire ct sunshine.
‧Remo ve the ba ttery if it’s not bei ng used f or a
long t ime.
‧Batt eries c ontain chemical s ubsta nce, so t hey
shou ld be dis posed of pro perly.
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1. Opening the battery case.
Pull up the battery tray.
2. Replacing the battery. (CR-2025)
Put the battery in the case with the (+) indication
upward as show in the illustration.
‧Battery type : Mercury Battery - CR 2025.
‧Placing a battery in backwards way may cause a
malfunction.
3. Closing the cover.
Push the battery tray as illustrated until a click is
heard.
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Remote Control Function Overview
CAUTION
Getting Started
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Getting Started
POWER
Switch the monitor power ON/OFF
OSD MENU
Enter or exit the on-screen display menu system.
EJECT DISK
Stop playback and eject the disc.
FM Transmisor
Switch the FM ON/OFF.
DVD / USB /Memory Card
Switch the DVD/USB/Memory Card mode.
DISPLAY SOURCE
Switch the display source.
STOP PLAYBACK
(1)Press Once: PRE-STOP disc playback.
(2)Press Twice: STOP playback completely.
DVD SETUP MENU
Enter or exit the DVD setup menu.
DISC MENU
Enter or exit the disc contents menu.
CURSOR BUTTONS
Move between the function items in a menu.
SKIP FORWARD / BACKWARD
Skip to the next or previous chapter/title/track.
PLAY/PAUSE/ENTER
(1) Press Once: Start playback.
(2) Press Twice: Pause playback.
SUBTITLE
Select the desired subtitle to display.
AUDIO LANGUAGE
Select the desired audio language to display.
SEARCH FORWARD / BACKWARD
Select the desired search forward / backward speed.
OSD
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RETURN
Return to previous step.
DIMMER
Select different LCD panel back-light brightness.
SLOW
Select different slow playback modes for a VCD / DVD.
ZOOM
Enlarge a picture or active image on the screen.
A-B
Repeat playback of a speific section within a chapter
of DVD or a track.
RANDOM
Select to playback the chapter / track randomly.
TITLE
Go to disc title.
DISPLAY
Display disc playback time during playback.
ANGLE
Select desired viewing angle. (If a DVD disc contains
multi-angle feature, viewing angles may be selected.)
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REPEAT
Select the desired repeat mode.
(1) DVD Disc:
(2) CD/VCD Disc:
MUTE
Disable or enable audio output.
VOLUME INCREASE / DECREASE
Increase/Decrease the volume.
NUMBER KEY PAD ~
Press + number key pad to input data for disc.
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Audio Mute Function
Remote Control
Pres s to turn t he Mute func tion ON a nd OFF.
Adjusting the Volume
Vol ume can b e contr olled from t he head phone o r your
own ra dio vol ume function.
1.Turn on “POWER” on the headp hone.
2. Adju st the vo lume level b y turni ng cloc kwise for
loud er and co unter-clockwis e for low er on the
head phone .
‧Refe r to “W ireless Headpho ne” on Page 19~20.
Switching the Source
Front Control Keys
1. Pres s “SRC” t o cycle t hroug h the differ ent sou rces.
Remote Control
1. Pres s to cycle through th e diffe rent so urces.
‧OSD (O n Scree n Display) will be tu rned of f
auto matic ally, when n ot operating more t han 10
seco nds.
‧To con nect the de vice to AV2 a nd AV3, ple ase refer t o
“Conne ctions” o n Page 26~27 .
‧When t he sour ce is changed, the de vice wi ll not
reme mber th e scene where playb ack sto pped.
‧The de vice mo de of the remo te cont rol is
auto matic ally shifted to the a ssign ed devi ce, when
AV2 or AV3 is pr essed.
‧When y ou proc eed the abov e step wi th fron t control
keys o r remot e control, the devi ce sour ce name o n
OSD ca n be auto maticall y shift ed.
Turning Power ON/ OFF
The po wer sta te of the monitor wil l not be
memo rized w hen Ignition/AC C is turn ed off. Whe n
Igni tion/ ACC is turned back on , the mon itor re turns
to OFF.
Front Control Keys
1. Pres s to turn ON.
2. To turn off th e power, press a nd hold a gain.
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Mute f uncti on.
Remote Control
1. Pres s to turn ON.
2. To turn off th e power, press a gain.
Loading Discs / Unloading Discs
Turn on the po wer bef ore loa ding and Unl oadin g
Disc s.
‧Be sur e to swit ch to DVD soure, befo re load ing and
Unlo ading D iscs..
Loading Discs
Inse rt the di sc with the label sid e facin g you.
Once t he disc i s partially inser ted, it i s drawn i n
auto matic ally. Play back st arts
‧If the i gniti on key is on ACC o r ON, a dis c canno t be
inse rted wh en the power i s OFF.
‧If wro ng disc , upside-d own dis c or dirt y disc have
been i nsert ed. ”NO DISC ” i s displ ayed.
Unloading Discs
Whil e the pow er is ON, pres s to acti ve the
MUT E
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MUT E
Basic Operations
Pres s to ejec t the disc.
Be sur e to remo ve the disc.
‧If the i gniti on key is set to A CC or ON, a d isc can not
be rem oved wh en the power i s OFF.
‧Duri ng ACC OF F or while the disc is be ing loa ded
(“RE AD” is di splayed,) the dis c will no t be ejected
even i f you press “ EJ ECT”.
DVD AV2 AV3
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Turning FM ON / OFF (Option)
1. Pres s to turn on the F M trans mitte r.
2. Whil e FM is ON, p ress and to se lect
desi red FM fr equency.
3. To turn off th e FM, pre ss again.
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Switching DVD / USB / Memory
Card mode
1. Pres s to change DVD mo de, USB mode or
Memo ry Card m ode.
FM frequ encies be tween 87. 7MHz to 88.9MHz.
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See the individual MMD’s ins tru ctions for
details on the features s upp orted.
‧Fingerprints on a disc ma y adv ersely affect
playback. If a problem oc cur s, remove the
disc and check for finger pri nts on the play back side. Clean the disc if nec essary.
‧When using the remote contro l, be c areful to
press on button at time. Pr ess ing multiple
buttons at the same time may cau se
erroneous operation.
‧If you switch the power or ig nit ion key OFF
during playback, play bac k will continue
where you left off when you r esu me play back.
‧If you try to perform an invalid o peration
(based on the type of disc be ing p layed),
the message “INVALID KEY” will be
displayed on the monitor scr een.
‧A disc type must match the setti ng of the
system. If a wrong type dis c is in serted, the
message “NO DISC ” will be displayed, and
playback is not availab le.
Not all function will operat e for e very DVD.
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FM
FM
USB /DVD
SOU RCE
CAUTION
Do not use USB or Memory Card w hil e dri ving
your vehicle. Always stop th e veh icle in a safe
location before performi ng th ese functions.
Failure to do so may re sul t in serious injury or
an accident.
CAUTION
MMD Operations
Playing DVD/VCD/CD
To load di scs, see “Lo ading a nd Unlo ading D isc”
on Page 7. Playba ck star ts.
‧
auto matic ally. Remo ve the disc, turn it ov er and
rein sert it .
‧It may t ake som e time before playb ack sta rts aft er
load ing a dis c.
Disc Auto Play
The di sc will p lay automatical ly with out pre ssing
when d isc is in serted.
MMD Menu
Insert a disc with the lab el side fac ing you.
The re verse s ide of a disc wi ll not be p layed
1. Pres s to display MMD Menu .
2. Pres s to se lect th e desir ed
item , then pr ess to confi rm a sele ction .
‧The me nu scre en does not appear wh en it’s n ot in
DVD mo de. In th is case, press to DVD m ode.
To setup the item s, see “M MD Setu p” on P age 16~ 18.
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Finding the Beginning of
Chapters
Duri ng play back, press or to fin d the
begi nning o f chapters.
The ch apter / t rack switches eac h time th e butto n is
pres sed, an d playback of the sel ected c hapte r / track
star ts.
Pres s this to start playb ack fro m the
begi nning o f the curren t chapt er or tra ck.
Pres s this to start playb ack fro m the
begi nning o f the follow ing cha pter or t rack.
‧Some D VDs do no t have chapters.
※ Supplementary explanation:
“Chapt ers” ar e divis ions of m ovies or mus ical
sele ction s on DVDs .
“Tracks” ar e divis ions of movi es or mus ical
sele ction s on video and m usic CD s.
Playing Still Frames (Pause)
1. Duri ng play back, pres s to paus e.
2. Pres s again to resume pla yback .
‧No sou nd appe ars during the stil l mode.
‧The im age or so und may stop tempor arily w hen
play back st arts from the pause m ode. Th is is not a
malf uncti on.
‧When o n Front P ass enger C ontrol is pressed ,
blue s creen a ppears temporar ily.
Frame-by-Frame Playback.
1. In the p ause mo de, press or .
The pi cture a dvances or r evers es by one f rame
each t ime the b utton is pressed.
2. Pres s to resume normal pl aybac k.
‧No sou nd is pla yed during f rame- by-fram e playback.
‧Fo r video C D, rev erse fr ame-by-fra me play back is
not av ailab le.
Video Menu
1. Pres s to display Video Me nu.
2. Pres s to select th e desir ed item , and
then p ress again to confi rm a sele ction .
‧
AV2 AV3 mode . For d etail s, refer to “M ONITO R
SETU P” on P age 13~15 .
Stopping Playback (PRE-STOP)
1. Pres s during playback .“PRE-S TOP ” is
disp layed , and playback paus es.
That p ositi on is stored i n memor y.
2. Pres s in the PRE-STO P mode to r eturn t o
norm al play back.
Play back st arts from the posit ion at wh ich it wa s
stop ped.
‧Fo r some di sc, the p osition at which pl aybac k was
stop ped may n ot be accura te.
Stopping Playback
1. Pres s twice during play back.
“STOP ” i s displ ayed, and pl aybac k stops .
2. Pres s in the STOP mode to ret urn to no rmal
play back.
Play back st arts from the begin ning.
Fast-forwarding / Fast-reversing
1. Duri ng play back, pres s and hol d or
to set s earch s peed (×2/ ×4 / ×8/ ×20 ) forwa rded
or rev ersed .
2. Rele ase or to paus e, then p ress
retu rn to nor mal playba ck.
‧No sou nd appe ars during fast-for ward / fa st-
reve rse.
‧Fa st-forw ardin g / fast-rever sing of a v ideo CD i s only
func tion if t he disc inco rpora tes pla yback control.
‧Fo r DVD and v ideo CD s with playback con trol,
the me nu scre en may reapp ear dur ing fas t forw ardin g / fast-rever sing.
The vi deo men u on DVD mode will be dif feren t with
and
OSD
OSD
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Switching the Audio Tracks
DVDs can have d iffer ent aud io tracks. T hese al terna te
trac ks can be s witched during pl aybac k.
1. Duri ng play back, pres s .
The so und swi tched betw een the a ltern ate aud io
trac ks reco rded on the di sc each t ime the b utton i s
pres sed.
AUD IO
‧The se lecte d alternate track b ecome s the def ault
sett ing eve ry time the po wer is tu rned on o r the disc is
repl aced. I f the disc doe s not Inc lude th at trac k, the
disc ’s defa ult language is sel ected i nstea d.
‧Not al l discs w ill allow ch angin g the alt ernat e audio
trac ks duri ng playback. In the se case s, sele ct audio
trac ks from t he DVD menu.
‧Ther e may be a de lay before t he sele cted al ternate
trac k begin s to play.
Chapter/Track/ Title Repeat
Playback
Use th is func tion to play the disc ’s titl es, cha pters or
trac ks repe atedly.
1.Duri ng playback, pres s .
The re peat mo de switches each ti me the bu tton is
pres sed.
DVD Disc
CD/VCD Disc
Repeating the Display Period (A-B)
Use th is func tion to set a di splay p eriod r epeat edly.
1.Duri ng playback, pres s A-B.
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REPEAT A-
REPEAT A- B
A-B CANC EL
-Set ting a di splay period star t.
-Set ting a di splay period end.
-Can celin g the setting of disp lay per iod.
REPEAT 1
REPEAT AL L
REPEAT OF F
-Th e track i s played repeated ly.
-Th e entir e disc is played repe atedl y.
-Rep eat fun ction off. The m ode ret urns
to nor mal pla yback.
CHAPTE R
TITLE
REPEAT AL L
OFF
-Th e chapt er is played repeat edly.
-Th e title i s played repeated ly.
-All c hapte rs/titles are pla yed rep eated ly.
-Rep eat fun ction off. The m ode ret urns
to nor mal pla yback.
RPT.
Switching the Angle (DVD only)
On DVDs in whic h scene s have be en filmed fr om
mult iple an gles, the angles ca n be swit ched du ring
play back.
1. Duri ng play back, pres s ANGLE.
The an gle swi tches between the a ngles r ecord ed on
the di sc, eac h time the button is pr essed .
‧Some times m ay be required for th e angle t o
chan ge.
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MMD Operations
1
Switching the Subtitles (DVD only)
Wi th mult iple subtitle lan guage DVDs, th e subti tle
lang uage ca n be switched durin g playb ack, or
subt itles c an be hidden.
1.Duri ng playback, pres s .
The su btitl e switched betwee n the lan guage s
reco rded on t he disc and OFF each ti me the bu tton is
pres sed.
‧Ther e may be a de lay before t he sele cted su btitl e
appe ars.
‧Not al l disc wi th allow cha nging t he subt itles d uring
play back. I n these cases, sele ct subt itles f rom the
MMD’ s menu.
‧The se lecte d subtitle langua ge beco mes the d efault
sett ing eve ry time the po wer is tu rned on o r the disc
is rep laced . If the disc do es not in clude t hat lan guage,
the di sc’s de fault language is s elect ed inst ead.
‧Fo r some di scs, th e subti tles will be d ispla yed eve n
when t his is se t to off.
※Tips
Swit ching f rom the disc menu RETUR N.
For some d iscs, t he audi o language , angle a nd
subt itles c an be switch ed from t he disc m enu.
1.Pres s RETURN to sele ct the it em, the n
pres s ENTER .
2.Pres s to se lect th e
lang uage or a ngle, then p ress .
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SUB .
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Using Number Key pad
1.Pres s + Number key p ad to inp ut data f or
disc .
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7 8 9
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MMD Operations
Slow Motion Playback
Slow a llows y ou to select differ ent slo w playb ack modes
for a VC D / DVD dur ing pla yback .
1.Pres s SLOW t o selec t slow playback spe ed
from n ormal t o ½, , , , , .
2. To return to n ormal p layba ck, press SLOW
repe atedl y until normal spee d playb ack.
‧No sou nd is pla yed during s low mot ion pla yback /
reve rse slo w motion pla yback .
‧Slow p layba ck / reverse s low pla yback i s not
avai lable w hen playin g back a sl ide sho w.
3
3
4 5 6 7
3
4 5 6 7
2
PLAY
3
Setting the DIMMER
Dimm er allo ws you to select diff erent L CD back light
brig htnes s during playback .
1. Pres s DIMMER to sele ct ON / OFF.
‧AUTO a djust s the LCD backlight b right ness
auto matic ally by sensing the a mbien t light f orm
the lu minan ce sensor.
Setting the ZOOM (Zoom In / Out)
Zoom ing all ows you to enlarge a pi cture o r activ e
imag e on scre en during playbac k.
1.Pres s ZOOM re peate dly to zoom in l out on
the pl aybac k video image.
2.To return to n ormal p layba ck, press ZO OM
repe atedl y until “ZOOM OFF ”
Setting the RANDOM (On/Off)
Rand om allo ws you to select to pla yback t he chap ter /
trac k rando mly during playba ck.
1.Pres s RANDO M to play t he chap ter / track
rand omly.
2.To return to n ormal p layba ck, press RA NDOM
agai n to turn i t “OFF”
4
4
6
6
2
3
4
2
OFF
2 3 4
VCD Disc
CD Disc
))
½ GER 5 .1CH OF F OFF
Curren t au di o number
Record in g st atus
Audio re co rd ing system
Curren t
subtit le l an guage
VCD T RK 1/1 P BC 00 :04:0 6
Curren t pl ay back disc
Curren t tr ac k number
Repeat s et ti ng
Track
playba ck t im e
Mute ON/ OF F
CD TR K 1/1 6 00:05 :34
Curren t Pl ay back Disc
Curren t tr ac k number
Track pl ay ba ck time
Repeat s et ti ng
Mute ON/ OF F
Displaying the Disc Status
Use th e proce dure described be low to di splay t he
stat us (tit le number, chapter numbe r, etc. ) of the
curr ently p laying DVD/V CD/CD on the monito r
scre en.
1.Duri ng playback, pres s DISPLAY.
The pl aybac k status is di splay ed.
2.The pl aybac k status dis play cl oses wh en
DISPLAY is press ed agai n.
DVD Disc
DVD T T 1/14 CH 2 /20 00: 05:34
Curren t Pl ay back Disc
Curren t ti tl e number
Curren t
chapte r nu mb er
Chapte r
playba ck t im e
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CAUTION
‧Not al l funct ion will ope rate fo r every f ormat s.
See th e indiv idual USB’s instr uctio ns for de tails
on the f eatur es supported.
‧Do not u se USB wh ile driving your ve hicle .
Alwa ys stop t he vehicle in a safe lo catio n befor e
perf ormin g these functions . Fa ilure t o do so may
resu lt in ser ious injur y or an acc ident .
‧If you t ry to per form an invalid ope ratio n (base d
on the t ype of di sc being pla yed), t he mess age
“INVAL ID KEY” w ill be displ ayed on t he moni tor
scre en.
‧A disc t ype mus t match the setting o f the sys tem.
If a wro ng type d isc is inser ted, th e messa ge
“NOT F OUND US B” will be displaye d, and
play back is n ot availab le.
Switching DVD/USB/Memory Card
mode
1.Afte r connecting USB or M emory C ard, pr ess
to cha nge to US B mode or Memo ry Card m ode.
2.To return to DVD mode, press a gain.
Playable files on this unit
Afte r conne cting USB or M emory C ard, th e unit shall
sear ch the di rectories autom atica lly, after i t’s bei ng
sear ched, i t will enter the dire ctory o f MUS IC(MP3/
WMA), PHOTO (J PEG ) and M OVIE (AVI) 3 kinds of
file s.
‧It may t ake som e time to search the di recto ries
afte r conne cting USB.
MUSIC (MP3 / WMA)
1.Pres s to select de sired
musi c files .
2.Pres s to start or pa use pla yback .
3.Duri ng playback, pres s and hol d or to
set se arch sp eed (×2/ ×4/ × 8/ ×20) f orwar d or
reve rse.
4.Rele ase or to paus e, and pr ess
to ret urn to no rmal playback.
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USB /DVD
MUSIC
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PHOTO (JPEG)
1.Pres s to se lect de sired
phot os.
2.Pres s to start or pa use pla yback b y full
scre en auto matically.
3.Duri ng playback, pres s (UP-DOW N rever se),
(RIG HT-LEFT reve rse)
4.Pres s to return to t he USB me nu.
MOVIE (AVI)
1.Pres s to se lect de sired
movi es.
2.Pres s to start or pa use pla ying by f ull screen
auto matic ally.
3.Duri ng playback, pres s and hol d or to
set se arch sp eed (×2/ ×4/ × 8/ ×20) f orwar d or
reve rse.
4.Rele ase or to paus e, and pr ess
to ret urn to no rmal playb ack.
[P HOT O] IM AGE _0 1.J PEG
01 . IMA GE _01
02 .
03 . IMA GE _03
04 . IMA GE _04
05 . IMA GE _05
06 . IMA GE _06
07 . IMA GE _07
08 . IMA GE _08
09 . IMA GE _09
10 . IMA GE _10
IM AGE _02
USB /DVD
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[AV I] M OVI E_1 .AVI
01 . MOV IE _1
02 . MOV IE _2
03 . MOV IE _3
Directory A rea
Current p la yb ac k fo rm at
Current
playbac k
folder
Functio n
switchi ng
area
Current p la yb ac k fi le
USB Operations
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VID EO MENU
BRI GHT
CON TRAST
COL OR
TIN T
MUT E
AUD IO CH
MIR ROR
REV ERSE
LAN GUAGE
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EXI T
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Adjusting Picture
The vi deo men u on DVD mo de will b e different with
AV2, AV3 and AV4 m ode.
‧
‧Make a djust ments within 10 sec onds, o therw ise the
OSD (O n Scree n Display) will tur n off aut omati cally.
DVD
Brig ht, Con trast, Mute, Audi o CH, Mir ror,
Reve rse, La nguage, Reset and E xit are
adju stabl e.
AV2 / AV3
Brig ht, Con trast, Color, Tint, M ute, Au dio CH,
Mirr or, Rev erse, L anguage, R eset an d Exit ar e
adju stabl e.
1.Pres s button on th e remot e contr ol. The
pict ure set ting menu is h ighli ghted .
2.Sele ct and Press “EX IT”or w ait 10 seconds unt il
OSD di sappe ar, the a djustment will be s aved
auto matic ally.
Each s ource i s independently a djust able.
OSD
VID EO MENU
BRI GHT
CON TRAST
MUT E
AUD IO CH
MIR ROR
REV ERSE
LAN GUAGE
RES ET
EXI T
Monitor Setup
Adjusting the Bright
1.Pres s button on th e remot e contr ol.
The pi cture s etting menu is high light ed.
2.Pres s or to s elect B RIGHT, th en press
. to con firm a selection.
3.Pres s or to a djust t he brig htnes s.
Brig ht can be a djusted fr om 0 (MIN ) to 100( MAX).
4.Pres s again to sav e adjus tment o r wait 10
seco nds unt il OSD disappear, the adju stmen t will
be sav e autom atically.
OSD
OSD
OSD
VID EO MENU
BRI GHT
COL OR
TIN T
MUT E
AUD IO CH
MIR ROR
REV ERSE
LAN GUAGE
RES ET
EXI T
CON TRAST
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Adjusting the Contrast
1.Pres s button on th e remot e contr ol.
The pi cture s etting menu is high light ed.
2.Pres s or to select CONTRAST , then pr ess
to con firm a se lection.
3.Pres s or to adjust t he cont rast. C ontrast
can be a djust ed form 0(MI N) to 100 (MAX) .
4.Pres s again to sav e adjus tment o r wait 10
seco nds unt il OSD disappear, the adju stmen t will
be sav e autom atically.
OSD
OSD
OSD
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VID EO MENU
BRI GHT
COL OR
TIN T
MUT E
AUD IO CH
MIR ROR
REV ERSE
LAN GUAGE
RES ET
EXI T
CON TRAST
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Monitor Setup
Adjusting the Color Density
(AV2/AV3 only)
1.Pres s button on th e remot e contr ol. The
pict ure set ting menu is h ighli ghted .
2.Pres s or to select COLOR, th en press
to con firm a se lection.
OSD
3.Pres s or to adjust t he colo r densi ty.
Chan ge dept h can be adjus ted fro m 0 (MIN) t o
100 (M AX).
4.Pres s again to sav e adjus tment o r wait 10
seco nds unt il OSD disappear, the adju stmen t will
be sav e autom atically.
OSD
OSD
VID EO MENU
BRI GHT
CON TRAST
TIN T
MUT E
AUD IO CH
MIR ROR
REV ERSE
LAN GUAGE
RES ET
EXI T
COL OR
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Adjusting the TINT
(AV2/AV3 only)
1.Pres s button on th e remot e contr ol.
The pi cture s etting menu is high light ed.
2.Pres s or to select TINT, then pres s
to co nfirm a s election .
3.Pres s or to adjust t he colo r densi ty. Tin t
tone c an be adj usted f rom 0 (MIN) to 1 00 (MAX ).
4.Pres s to save adju stmen t or wait 1 0
seco nds unt il OSD di sappe ar, the a djustmen t will
be sav e autom atica lly.
OSD
OSD
OSD
VID EO MENU
BRI GHT
CON TRAST
COL OR
MUT E
AUD IO CH
MIR ROR
REV ERSE
LAN GUAGE
RES ET
EXI T
TIN T
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OSD
OSD
OSD
Setting Audio Mute ON/ OFF
1.Pres s button on th e remot e contr ol. The
pict ure set ting menu is h ighli ghted .
2.Pres s or to select MUTE, then pres s
to con firm a se lection.
3.Pres s or to turn the m ute fun ction O N or
OFF.
4.Pres s again to sav e adjus tment o r wait 10
seco nds unt il OSD disappear, the adju stmen t will
be sav e autom atically.
VID EO MENU
BRI GHT
CON TRAST
COL OR
TIN T
AUD IO CH
MIR ROR
REV ERSE
LAN GUAGE
RES ET
EXI T
MUT E
ON / OF F
Setting Audio CH
1.Pres s button on th e remot e contr ol.
The pi cture s etting menu is high light ed.
2.Pres s or to select AUDIO CH, th en press
to con firm a selection.
OSD
OSD
3.Pres s or to select C hanne l A or Chan nel B.
4.Pres s again to sav e adjus tment o r wait 10
seco nds unt il OSD disappear, the adju stmen t will
be sav e autom atically.
OSD
VID EO MENU
BRI GHT
CON TRAST
COL OR
TIN T
MUT E
MIR ROR
REV ERSE
LAN GUAGE
RES ET
EXI T
AUD IO CH
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Monitor Setup
Setting Language
1.Pres s button on th e remot e contr ol. The
pict ure set ting menu is h ighli ghted .
2.Pres s or to s elect LANGUAGE , then pr ess
to con firm a selec tion.
3.Pres s or to s elect l angua ge Engl ish or
Chin ese.
4.Pres s again to sav e adjus tment o r wait 10
seco nds unt il OSD disappear, the adju stmen t will
be sav e autom atically.
OSD
OSD
OSD
VID EO MENU
VID EO MENU
BRI GHT
CON TRAST
COL OR
TIN T
MUT E
AUD IO CH
MIR ROR
REV ERSE
RES ET
EXI T
LAN GUAGE
Resetting the Picture Adjustment
1.Pres s button on th e remot e contr ol. The
pict ure set ting menu is h ighli ghted .
2.Pres s or to s elect RESET, then press
to con firm a selec tion.
3.Pres s or to r eset th e pictu re adju stments.
4.Pres s again or wai t 10 seco nds unt il OSD
disa ppear, the adj ustment will be sav e
auto matic ally.
OSD
OSD
OSD
VID EO MENU
BRI GHT
CON TRAST
COL OR
TIN T
MUT E
AUD IO CH
MIR ROR
REV ERSE
LAN GUAGE
EXI T
RES ET
Turning OFF Monitor Setting Menu
Pres s butto n on the remot e contr ol. The
pict ure set ting menu is h ighli ghted .
2.Pres s or to select , then pre ss
agai n to turn o ff the OSD or wa it 10 sec onds un til
OSD di sappe ar.
1.
EXIT
OSD
OSD
VID EO MENU
BRI GHT
CON TRAST
COL OR
TIN T
MUT E
AUD IO CH
MIR ROR
REV ERSE
LAN GUAGE
RES ET
EXI T
Setting Mirror ON/ OFF
1.Pres s button on th e remot e contr ol. The
pict ure set ting menu is highli ghted .
2.Pres s or to select MIRROR, th en press
to con firm a se lection.
3.
Pres s or to turn the mirror f uncti on ON
or OFF.
4.
Pres s again t o save adjus tment o r wait 10
seco nds unt il OSD disappear, the adju stmen t will
be sav e autom atically .
OSD
OSD
OSD
VID EO MENU
BRI GHT
CON TRAST
COL OR
TIN T
MUT E
AUD IO CH
REV ERSE
LAN GUAGE
RES ET
EXI T
MIR ROR
ON / OF F
OSD
OSD
OSD
Setting Reverse ON/ OFF
1.Pres s button on th e remot e contr ol. The
pict ure set ting menu is h ighli ghted .
2.Pres s or to select REVERSE, t hen pre ss
to con firm a selection.
3.Pres s or to turn the r evers e funct ion ON
or OFF.
4.Pres s again to sav e adjus tment o r wait 10
seco nds unt il OSD disappear, the adju stmen t will
be sav e autom atically.
VID EO MENU
BRI GHT
CON TRAST
COL OR
TIN T
MUT E
AUD IO CH
MIR ROR
LAN GUAGE
RES ET
EXI T
REV ERSE
ON / OF F
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System Setup
TV sys tem, Sc reen saver, TV type , Pass word,
Rati ng and De fault are adjusta ble.
1.Pres s button on th e remot e contr ol. The
setu p menu ap pears on the m onito r.
2.Pres s or to select S YSTEM / S CREEN
SAVER / SC REEN TYPE / PASSWORD / R ATIN G /
DIVX [ R] VOD / DE FAULT, then press to
conf irm a sel ection.
DVD Setup Operation
The fo llowi ng steps 1 to 2 are commo n to each o f
the DV D setti ngs described her e. Refe r to each
sect ion for d etails.
1.Pres s and hold on th e remot e contr ol.
The se tup men u appears on t he moni tor.
2.Pres s or to select d esire d setti ng item
(Sys tem Set up/ Language Setu p/ Audi o setup ), then
pres s .
Furthe r items w ill be di splayed.
SYSTEM SETUP
SYST EM / SCRE EN SAVER / SCREE N TYPE / PAS SWORD /
RAT ING / DEFAULT
LANGUAGE SETUP
OSD LA NGUAGE / AUDIO LANG / SUBTI TLE LAN G /
MENU L ANG
AUDIO SETUP
DOWN M IX / DYNAMI C RANGE / DOWN S AMPLE
3.Pres s or to change t he sett ing of fu rther
item s, then p ress .
4.
Pres s and hol d .The setti ngs are s tored a nd
the se tup mod e is deactivated.
5.
Pres s or “EXIT SETUP” t o retur n to norm al
disp lay.
‧When s ettin gs are changed, old s ettin gs are
over writt en. Make a not e of curr ent set tings b efore
maki ng chan ges. If the ve hicle ’s batt ery is
disc onnec ted, the settings w ill be cl eared a nd will
retu rn to F actor y setti ngs.
SET UP
SET UP
■
■
Setting the System (default : Auto)
Broa dcast T V System can be manua lly swi tched .
3.Pres s or to select N TSC /PAL 60/
PAL / AU TO.
4.Pres s to save adju stmen t.
Setting Screen Saver (default : 1 Min)
Use th is func tion to set the time of s creen s aver.
3.Pres s or to select 1 M IN, 5 MIN ,
10 MIN , 30 MIN or OFF.
4.Pres s to save adju stmen t.
SYS TEM SET UP
SYS TEM
SCR EEN SAVE R
SCR EEN TYP E
PASS WORD
RATI NG
DIV X [R] VOD
DEFA ULT
EXI T SETUP
NTS C
PAL 60
PAL
AUT O
SYS TEM SET UP
SYS TEM
SCR EEN TYP E
PASS WORD
RATI NG
DIV X[R] VO D
DEFA ULT
EXI T SETUP
SCR EEN SAVE R
1MI N
5MI N
10M IN
30M IN
OFF
SYS TEM SET UP
SYS TEM
SCR EEN SAVE R
PASS WORD
RATI NG
DIV X[R] VO D
DEFA ULT
EXI T SETUP
SCR EEN TYP E
4 : 3 PS
4 : 3 LB
16 : 9
■ Setting Screen Type (default : 16:9)
‧Fo r some di scs, th e picture may not be se t to the
sele cted sc reen size.
3.Pres s or to select d esire d scree n type.
‧4:3 PS (PAN-SCAN)
Sele ct this w hen connected to a co nvent ional 4 :3
size m onito r. The pi cture will fill the e ntire T V
scre en. Due t o the mismatch in asp ect rat io, par ts
of the m ovie at t he extreme left and r ight si des
will n ot be vis ible when playing a 1 6:9 siz e
movi e.
‧4:3 LB (LETTER BOX)
Sele ct this w hen connected to a co nvent ional 4 :3
size ( norma l TV aspect ratio) mo nitor. There
may be b lack ba nds visible at the to p and bot tom
of the s creen w hen playing a 16:9 si ze movi e.
‧16:9 (WIDE)
Sele ct this w hen connected to a wi de scre en TV.
This i s selec ted upon shi pment f rom the f actor y.
SET UP
4.Pres s to save adju stmen t.
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MMD Setup
ENTE R
ENTE R
ENTE R
ENTE R
ENTE R
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■ Setting Password
Ther e is not or iginal password .
3.Pres s + Number key p ad to set up
pass word.
4.Pres s to save adju stmen t.
‧This f uncti on can be perf ormin g when th e player is
duri ng stop .
0
■ ■ Setting the Rating Level (default : View all)
Use th is func tion to restrict th e viewi ng of mov ies to
chil dren of a ppropriate age le vels on ly.
‧On unr ated DV Ds, playback will n ot be res tricted
even i f the rat ing level is s et.
3.Pres s or to select N O ADULE , KID S AFE
or VIE W ALL .
4.Pres s to save adju stmen t.
Setting the Default
Use th is func tion to restore Facto ry syst em sett ing.
3.Sele ct RESTORE to chang e to Factor y setti ng.
4.Pres s to save adju stmen t .
SYS TEM SET UP
SYS TEM
SCR EEN SAVE R
SCR EEN TYP E
PASS WORD
DIV X[R] VO D
DEFA ULT
EXI T SETUP
RATI NG
NO ADU LT
KID S AFE
VIE W AL L
SYS TEM SET UP
SYS TEM
SCR EEN SAVE R
SCR EEN TYP E
PASS WORD
RATI NG
DIV X[R] VO D
EXI T SETUP
DEFA ULT
RES TORE
Language Setup
OSD La nguag e, Audio Language , Subti tle Lan guage
and Me nu Lang uage are adjustab le.
‧The Facto ry sett ing of th e OSD langua ge is ENG LISH.
1.Pres s button on th e remot e contr ol.
The se tup men u appears on t he moni tor.
2.Pres s or to s elect L angua ge Setu p,
then p ress . Furt her items will be dis playe d.
3.Pres s or to s elect O SD /AUDIO /
SUBT ITLE/ M ENU LANGUAGE , the n press .
Setting OSD Language (default : English)
4.Pres s or to select desire d langu age.
‧Ther e are 8 kin ds of langua ges can b e chose n.
(Eng lish, C hinese, German, S panis h, Fren ch,
Portugu ese, It alian , Japan .)
5.Pres s to save adju stmen t.
The se tting s are stored a nd the se tup mod e is
deac tivat ed.
■
LAN GUAGE S ETUP
OSD L ANGUA GE
AUD IO LANG
SUB TITLE L ANG
MEN U LANG
EXI T SETUP
ENG LISH
CHI NESE
GER MAN
SPAN ISH
FRE NCH
POR TUGUE SE
ITAL IAN
JAPA N
SET UP
LAN GUAGE S ETUP
OSD L ANGUA GE
SUB TITLE L ANG
MEN U LANG
EXI T SETUP
AUD IO LANG
CHI NESE
ENG LISH
JAPA N
FRE NCH
SPAN ISH
POR TUGUE SE
LATI N
GER MAN
■ Setting Audio Language (default : English)
4.Pres s or to select d esire d langu age.
‧Ther e are 8 kin ds of langua ges can b e chose n.
(Chi nese, E nglish, Japan, Fr ench, S panis h,
Portugu ese, La tin, Ge rman)
5.Pres s to save adju stmen t.
ENTE R
MMD Setup
ENTE R
ENTE R
ENTE R
ENTE R
ENTE R
SYS TEM SET UP
SYS TEM
SCR EEN SAVE R
SCR EEN TYP E
RATI NG
DIV X[R] VO D
DEFA ULT
EXI T SETUP
PASS WORD
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■ Setting Subtitle Language (default : Chinese)
4.Pres s or to select d esire d langu age.
‧Ther e are 7 kin ds of langua ges can b e chose n.
(Chi nese, E nglish, Japan, Fr ench, S panis h,
Portugu ese, Ge rman. )
5.Pres s to save adju stmen t.
LAN GUAGE S ETUP
OSD L ANGUA GE
AUD IO LANG
MEN U LANG
EXI T SETUP
SUB TITLE L ANG
CHI NESE
JAPA N
FRE NCH
SPAN ISH
POR TUGUE SE
GER MAN
OFF
ENG LISH
■ Setting Menu Language (default : Chinese)
4.Pres s or to select d esire d langu age.
‧Ther e are 8 kin ds of langua ges can b e chose n.
(Chi nese, E nglish, Japan, Fr ench, S panis h,
Portugu ese, Ge rman, L atin)
5.Pres s to save adju stmen t.
LAN GUAGE S ETUP
OSD L ANGUA GE
AUD IO LANG
SUB TITLE L ANG
EXI T SETUP
MEN U LANG
CHI NESE
JAPA N
FRE NCH
SPAN ISH
POR TUGUE SE
GER MAN
LATI N
ENG LISH
ENTE R
ENTE R
MMD Setup
Audio Setup
Down M ix, Dyn amic Range and Down S ample a re
adju stabl e.
1.Pres s button on th e remot e contr ol. The
setu p menu ap pears on the m onito r.
Pres s or to select A udio Se tup, th en press
2.
. Furthe r items w ill be displayed.
3.Pres s or and selec t Down Mi x / DY NAMIC
RANG E / DOWN SA MPLE, th en pres s .
Setting Down Mix Mode (default : Stereo)
4.Pres s or to select d own mix m ode of
LT/RT, STERE O, VSS or OFF.
5.Pres s to save adju stmen t.
■
AUD IO SETU P
DOW N MIX
DYN AMIC RA NGE
DOW N SAMPL E
EXI T SETUP
LT / RT
STE REO
VSS
OFF
AUD IO SETU P
DOW N MIX
DYN AMIC RA NGE
EXI T SETUP
DOW N SAMPL E
48K
96K
192 K
■
■
Setting Dynamic Range (default : Full)
4.Pres s or to select desire d dynam ic
rang e of Full, 6/ 8, 4/8, 2/8 or OFF.
5.Pres s to save adju stmen t.
Setting Down Sample (default : 48K)
4.Pres s or to select d own sam ple of
48K, 96K or 1 92K .
5.Pres s to save adju stmen t.
SET UP
ENTE R
ENTE R
ENTE R
ENTE R
AUD IO SETU P
DOW N MIX
DOW N SAMPL E
EXI T SETUP
DYN AMIC RA NGE
FUL L
6/8
4/8
2/8
OFF
IR (Infrared ray) Specification:
‧FM Transmit ter
‧Righ t Chann el: 2.8MHz / Left Cha nnel: 2 .3MHz
‧IR eff ectiv e use ran ge (maximu m): Abo ut 8
mete rs of fro nt
‧Power Source: A AA batt ery × 2
‧Power Consump tion: A bout 50 h ours (Depend on
batt ery qua lity)
‧Weight : 180 grams (Batter y exclu ded)
Headphone Receivers
1.In frare d Sensors
(Rec eive si gnal from the trans mitte r.)
2.Ba ttery C over
3.Ch annel A / B
4.Power Indic ator li ght
(Aut o power- off when no signal is p resen t)
5.Power Switc h (Power ON / OFF)
6.Volume C ontro l (Increase + / Decre ase-)
BA
ON
ON
OFF
VOL
POWER
Using wireless headphone
‧If ACC o r the mon itor power s ource i s turne d off, a
loud n oise is p roduced through t he head phone s.
Be sur e to remo ve the wireless hea dphon es from
your e ars bef ore you turn the moni tor off.
If you f eel abn ormal or unc omfor table w hile us ing the
head phone , please stop using a nd cons ult a
phys ician i mmediately.
‧The wi reles s headphone uses th e infra red ray ( IR)
to tra nsmit , if there are o bstac les amo ng the
tran smitt er and headphone, i t may hav e some no ise.
PRECAUTIONS
Do not hinder the IR sensor by hand or hair while
using .
Failur e to do so ma y resul t in no sound ap pears .
Do not expose the headphone to extreme humidity
or temperature place.
Failur e to do so ma y resul t in damage to t he
head phone .
Keep the volume at a level where you can still
hear outside noise while driving.
Failur e to do so ma y resul t in an accide nt.
Please remove the battery if it's exhausted or if
the headphone is not being used for a long time.
Failur e to do so ma y resul t in damage to t he
head phone .
Do not mix new batteries with old batteries.
Inser t with the correct battery polarity.
When i nsert ing the batteries , be sure t o obser ve
prop er pola rity (+ and -) a s instr ucted . Rupture or
chem ical le akage from the batt ery may c ause fi re or
pers onal in jury.
‧
Wireless headphone
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Operation
Read c arefu lly to prevent caus ing dam age to the
head phone o r your ears.
CAUTION :
Befo re turn ing on the headphon es, ple ase tur n the
volu me down a s low as possi ble.
1.Turn on the po wer of th e screen.
2.Be sur e the batteries are p roper ly inst alled i n the
head phone s.
3.Conf irm the IR received r ange, f rom LCD m onitor
(sig nal tra nsmitter) to head phone ( signa l receiver).
Also p lease p ay attention to the n ot hind er the IR
sens ors by ha nd or hair whi te usin g.
4.Turn the hea dphon es volume complet ely dow n
befo re plac ing it on your e ars.
5.Turn on the he adpho ne power and a djust t he
head phone v olume to a comforta ble lev el (You
can in creas e the audio source vo lume if n eeded .)
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Battery Installation
Plac e two AAA b atteries i nto the b atter y
comp artme nt of the head phone s, maki ng sure that
the ba ttery p olarity is correc t.
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WARNING:
Make the correct connections.
Failur e to make t he prop er connections ma y
resu lt in fir e or product damage .
Use only in cars with A 12 volt negative ground.
(Che ck with y our dealer if you are n ot sure .) Failur e
to do so m ay resu lt in electr ic shoc k or inju ry due to
elec trica l shorts.
Do not allow cables to become entangled in
surround objects.
Arra nge wir ing and cables in com plian ce with t he
manu al to pre vent obstructio ns when d rivin g.
Do not splice into electrical cables.
Neve r cut awa y cable insulatio n to supp ly powe r to
othe r equip ment. Doing so will e xceed t he curr ent
carr ying ca pacity of the wire an d resul t in fire o r
elec tric sh ock.
Do not damage the electrical wire when drilling
holes.
When d rilli ng holes in the conso le box fo r
inst allat ion, takes precau tions s o as not to contact,
dama ge the el ectrical wiring . Failure t o take su ch
prec autio ns may result in fire .
Keep small objects such as batteries out of the
reach of children.
Swal lowin g them may result in se rious i njury. If
swal lowed , consult a physici an imme diate ly.
PRECAUTIONS:
Be sure to disconnect the cable from the (-)
battery post before installing this unit.
This w ill red uce any chance of dam age to th e unit in
case o f a short-c ircuit.
Be sure to connect the color coded leads
according to the diagram.
Inco rrect c onnections may ca use the u nit to
malf uncti on or damage to the veh icle' s elect rical
syst em.
When making connections to the vehicle's
electrical system, be aware of the factory
installed components. Do not tap into these leads
to provide power for this unit.
Failur e to do so ma y result in damage to t he unit o r
vehi cle. Wh en it doubt, please c onsul t your de aler.
This unit uses female RCA-type jacks for
connection to other units (e.g. amplifier) having
RCA connectors.
You ma y need an a dapto r to connect o ther un its. If
so, pl ease co ntact your author ized de aler fo r
assi stanc e.
Befo re inst alling or connect ing the u nit, pl ease read
the fo llowi ng and page 2~4 of this m anual
thor oughl y for proper use.
CAUTION:
The ba ck seat p assenger
whil e opera ting the unit.
Have the wiring and installation done by exper ts.
The wi ring an d installation of t his uni t requires
spec ial tec hnical skill and ex perie nce. To ensur e
safe ty, always c ontac t the dea ler where yo u
purc hased t his unit to have the wo rk done .
Use specified accessory parts and installs them
securely.
Be sur e to use on ly the specified ac cesso ry part s.
Use of o ther th an designated par ts may da mage th is
unit i ntern ally or may not secur ely ins tall th e unit in
plac e. This m ay cause parts to bec ome loo se
resu lting i n hazards or p roduc t failu re.
Arrange the wiring so it is not crimped or
pinched by a sharp metal edge.
Rout e the cab les and wiring away f rom mov ing par ts
(lik e the sea t rails), sharp or po inted e dges. T his will
prev ent cri mping and damage to t he wiri ng. If
wiri ng pass es through a h ole in me tal, us e a rubber
grom met to pr event the wires ins ulati on from b eing
cut by t he meta l edge of the hole.
Drilling can cause airborne debris.
Airb orne de bris can cause seri ous inj ury to th e eyes.
Wear pro tecti ve eye-wea r when dr illin g.
must f asten t he seatbelt
● This S tanch ion Mount is suitab le for DVS Seat Ba ck
Moni tor onl y.
● The fi xity an d shape of the seat wil l affec t the
vibr ation o f the screen.
● Do not i nstal l this monitor in a pla ce othe r than the
car.
● The screws wil l loo se du e to th e veh icle
vibration. P lea se ch eck a nd co nfirm whether
the screws loo se be for e eac h usi ng.
● Best v iewin g distance for DVS Seat Back Monito r is
80cm .
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150mm
70mm
230mm
Installation and Connections
Parts Indication
1. LCD M onito r
2. Sli de Rail
3. Sli de Bloc k
4. Kno b
5. Sli de Bloc k Linkage
6. Sta nchio n Wa sher
7. Scr ew
● Stanchion D iameter & D ista nce :
Stanchion Di ame ter
JAPAN Reg ulati on : 12mm
EURO R egula tion : 15mm
*The s tan chion diam eter of othe r imp orted cars i s
16.5 mm
Stanchion Di sta nce
70mm ~230m m
Stan chi on diamete r
Buck le
Stan chi on distanc e
Limitation
Befo re inst allation, pleas e make su re that t he shap e of headres t is avai lable f or installation .
● Suitable se at for inst alla tion:
2-ax les
head res t
Mova ble
head res t
Sing le- axle
head res t
Inte gra ted
head res t
Leve l
seat bac k
Conc ave
seat bac k
Univ ersal s tanchion mount ca n fits mo st cars headrest
stan chion s with distance 70~ 230mm a nd stan chion
diam eter 8~ 16.5mm.
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Installation and Connections
Installation Setp
1
2
Remove the headrest
Remo ve the he adrest from the sea t. (Fig ure 1)
Measure the diameter of headrest stanchion
If the d iamet er of headre st stan chion i s less than
16.5 mm, it wi ll need to use headre st stan chion
wash er. (Fi gure 2)
Head res t
Head res t
stan chi on
Buck le
Stan chi on washer
(1mm o r 2mm )
(Figure 1)
(Figure 2)
Slid e blo ck linkage
3
Install the connecting rod
Let th e headr est stanchion pas s thoug h the
slid e block l inknge. (Figure 3 )
Head res t stanchio n
Slid e blo ck linkage
(Figure 3)
Befo re remo ve the Electric Hea drest , pleas e
remo ve the el ectric sensor fir st.
CAUTION
16.5 mm
4
Fix the connecting rod
Afte r adjus t and confir m the sli de bloc k linka ge
loca tion, p lease use the Allen Key t o tight en the
scre ws. (Fi gure 4)
Konb
Scre w
Alle n key
(Figure 4)
Scre w
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2.Without Seatback Cover
1) Sti ck the ma rked with sticker o n the pos ition y ou
woul d like to c ut.
2) Acc ordin g to the marke d with st icker t o cut a 2.4cm
hole i n the top o f the seatba ck, and t hen ins ert the
base o f cover i nto the hole . (Figu re 6-2)
3) Push the Power C ables into t he seat s lowly.
If any o bstru ctions encounte red, pu ll back s lightly
on the c able an d rotate it be fore co ntinu ing.
4) Rou te the Ca bles so that they exi t the bot tom of
the se atbac k. (Figure 6-3)
(Figure 6-3)
6
Route power cable
Befo re inst all power cable, ma ke sure i f there h ave
seat back co ver in your car seat. P lease c hoose
a way to r oute th e power cable.
1. Seatback Cover
Remo ve the se atback cover care fully. Pla ce the
Power cable ins ide the s eatba ck, and then put
the co ver bac k to the seat. ( Figur e 6-1)
(Figure 6-1)
Power Ca ble
Seat bac k Cover
※Plea se gap do wnward.
Konb
Slid e Rai l
Moni tor
(Figure 5)
5
Install and fix the monitor
Slid e the mon itor into slide rai l. Then a djust t he
moni tor to th e best position and t ighte n the kon b.
(Fig ure 5)
If you h ave ins talled the base of
cove r, plea se put th e cover on the
cove r bass wh en not being u sed.
CAUTION
(Figure 6-2)
Mark ed wi th sticker
Base o f cov er
※Gap
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Moni tor
7
Install the headrest
Put the headrest b ack to th e seat. ( Figure 7)
(Figure 7)
8
Connect th power cable
Conn ect the p ower cable to the mon itor. (Figur e 8)
(Figure 8)
Head res t stanchio n
Slid ing b lock linka ge
Power Ca ble
Head res t
Buck le
Head res t stanchio n
Installation and Connections
Buck le
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Installation and Connections
Connections
AV Connectors
Yell ow
White( L)
Red ( R)
Video Input Connector
This c onnec tor is used in c ombin ation w ith the v ideo input s of othe r
vide o produ cts (AV head out o r TV Tuner).
Audio Input Connectors
Thes e conne ctors are used in com binat ion wit h a head unit or T V Tuner
with a udio ou tput conne ctors .
Orange / Yellow
Purple / W hite(L)
Brown / Red ( R)
Video Output Connector
This c onnec tor is used in c ombin ation w ith the v ideo input s of othe r
vide o produ cts (AV head uni t or LCD mo nitor ).
Audio Output Connectors
Thes e conne ctors are used in com binat ion wit h a head unit or L CD
moni tor wit h audio input conne ctors .
Green
Blue
FM Antenna
Remote Out
Corr espon s to contol TV t uner or DVD play er, con nect to e ach REM OTE IN.
CAUTION
The fa ctory d efault will have a co nnect or. Ple ase cut t he connector
befo re conn ect to the system.
Black
Red
GND
Conn ect thi s line to the vehicle ’s GND li ne.
ACC
Conn ect thi s line to the vehicle ’s ACC li ne. (Sw itched 12V, ignition)
Black
Power Cable
Power Connector
(+)ACC (Re d)
( )GND (Blac k)
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System Connections
Installation and Connections
（Blac k）
（Yell ow）
（Red）
ACC
( )
Body
( )
Pow er Filt er
AV Output
L
R
V
L
R
V
L
R
V
Multi Media Station
AV Input
(+)ACC (Re d)
( )GND (Blac k)
10.2 inch Seat Back Monitor
(As Figure 1)
AV 3
AV In pu t
(Figure 1)
AV 3
Game P la yer
iPo d
L
R
V
L
R
V
L
R
V
TV Tuner
AV Output
AV Input
L
R
V
L
R
V
L
R
V
Ante nna (Gr een)
Remoten Ou t (B lu e)
Remo te I n
（Blac k）
（Yell ow）
（Red）
Power Cable Sign al Cabl e
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Accessories
Screen
Slide block
x1 x2
User manual
x1
Marked with sticker
x1
FM
OSD
SETUP
MENU
VOL
USB/D
VD
SOURCE
RPT
.
1
2
3
4
6
7 8 9
0
SUB.
AUDIO
MUTE
VOL
TITLE
DISPLAY ANGLE
Z
OOM
5
A-B
RANDOM
RETURN DIMMER SLOW
ENTER
Digital Video System
USER MAN UAL
Armrest Monitor With MMD & USB
TH102MS
Rear-Seat Entertainment
Sliding block linkage
x2 x4
Stanchion washer
- 1mm depth x2
- 2mm depth x2
Remote control
x1
AV3 Cable
x1
Signal cable
x1
Power cable
x1
Cover, wire hole
x1
Base of cover
x1
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General Specifications
DISPLAY SCREEN
GENERAL
MONITOR
Operating Voltage
Power Consumption
Video Input / Output
Audio Input / Output
IR Transmitter
FM Transmitter
Speaker
Operating Temperature
Form 10V to 16V (DC)
Typical : 12V
1.4A (MAX)
1.2 (TYP)
0.08A (Stand by)
1.0V p-p 75
2.0V rms (MAX)
CH A : 2.3MHz / 2.8MHz
CH B : 3.2MHz / 3.8MHz
87.7MHz - 88.9MHz Frequency (Wireless)
Non
Width
Depth
Height
Weight
Country of origin
Model
Size
Aspect Ratio
Type
System
Number of Elements
Back Light
Brightness
Loader System
Auto Dimmer
USB Interface
Card Reader
TH102MS
16:9
Transparent type TN Liquid Crystal Display
TFT-LCD, Active Matrix
800(W)x480(H)x3
1.152M pixels (WVGA)
LED
2
400cd/m
Quanta KDR-081
Built-in
USB 1.0
MS/MMC/SD compatible
10.2 inch
288mm
212mm
50mm
MIT
-20 C to +70 C (-4 F to +158 F)
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Troubleshooting
CAUTION
If you e ncoun ter a problem, plea se turn t he powe r
off, the n on again. If t he unit i s still n o functioning
norm ally, plea se revi ew the it ems in the fol lowin g
chec klist . This guide w ill hel p you iso late th e
prob lem if th e unit is at fau lt. Oth erwis e, make
sure t he rest o f your syste m is prop erly co nnect ed
or con sult yo ur authori zed dea ler.
No function or display.
Veh icle’ s ignit ion off.
- If con necte d following the ins truct ions, t he unit
will n ot oper ate with the vehicl es igni tion of f.
Impr oper po wer lead con necti ons.
- Chec k if the po wer lead is pr operl y conne cted.
No fus e or blow n fuse.
- Repl ace the f use on the battery le ad of the u nit
with t he prop er value.
Veh icle’ s batte ry is weak.
- Chec k the vol tage of vehicle’s b atter y.
Disc playback sound is wavering.
Mois ture co ndensation in the d isc uni t.
- Allo w enoug h time for the conden satio n to
evap orate ( about 1 hour).
Disc insertion is not possible.
A disc i s alrea dy in the DVD play er.
- Ejec t the dis c and remove i t.
The di sc is bei ng imprope rly ins erted .
-Rei nsert t he disc following t he inst ructi ons in the
“Loa ding an d Unloading Discs ” secti on. (Page 7 )
Unable to fast-forward or fast-reverse the disc.
The di sc has be en damaged.
- Ejec t the dis c and discard it. Usi ng a dama ged dis c
in you r unit ca n cause dama ge to the m echan ism.
Disc playback sound skips due to vibration.
Impr oper mo unting of th e unit.
- Secu rely re -mount the unit.
The di sc is ver y dirty.
- Clea n the dis c
The di sc has sc ratches.
- Chan ge the di sc.
The pi ck-u p lens is d irty.
-Do no t use a com mercial av ailab le lens c leane r
disc . Consu lt your nearest dea ler.
Disc playback sound skips without vibration.
Dirt y or scra tched disc.
- Clea n the dis c. Damaged disc sho uld be re place d.
CD-R/CD-RW playback is not possible.
Clos e sessi on (finalizatio n) has no t been pe rformed.
- Perform final izati on and at tempt play back ag ain.
Error displays
Mech anica l error
- Pres s EJECT. After t he erro r indic ation disappear s,
inse rt the di sc again. If t he abov e menti oned
solu tion do es not solve t he prob lem, co nsult y our
near est dea ler.
Unit does not operate.
Moni tor’s p ower is not tu rned on .
- Turn on the mo nitor p ower.
Cond ensat ion
-Wait a whi le (abo ut 1 hour) for t he cond ensat ion to
dry.
No picture is produced.
Moni tor’s m ode is not swi tched t o the mod e you
want t o see.
- Swit ch to the m ode you want to see.
Moni tor’s p arking break cord i s not con necte d.
- Conn ect the m onitor parking br ake cor d and set t he
park ing bre ak. (For details, ref er to the m onito r
inst ructi on.)
Brig htnes s control is set for mi nimum b rightness
cont rol.
- Adju st the br ightness.
Inco rrect s etting of th e mode.
- Swit ch to the c orrect mode.
- Chec k the con nection to the sour ce unit .
- Chec k the pow er of the source unit .
Inco rrect o r open conne ction w ith the M onito r, AV
inte rface u nit.
- Chec k the con nection and remed y.
Playback does not start.
Disc i s loade d upside-down.
- Chec k the dis c and load it with the la bel sid e facin g
upwa rd.
The di sc is dir ty.
- Clea n the dis c.
A disc n ot able t o playback w ith thi s unit is l oaded.
- Chec k if the di sc is able to be p layed b ack.
Parental lock i s set.
- Canc el the pa rental lock or chan ge the ra ting le vel.
Setu p menu is d isplayed.
- Pres s to turn the menu off.
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Image stops sometimes.
Disc i s scrat ched.
- Repl ace wit h an non-scratche d disc.
Picture is unclear or noisy.
Disc i s being f ast-forwar ded or fa st-reversed.
- The pi cture m ay be unclear, but this is nor mal.
Veh icle’ s batte ry power is we ak.
- Chec k the bat tery power and wiri ng. (Th e unit ma y
malf uncti on if the battery pow er is und er 11 volts
with a l oad app lied.)
Moni tor’s f luorescent tube i s worn ou t.
- Repl ace the m onitor fluoresc ent tub e.
Image stops sometimes.
Disc i s scrat ched.
- Repl ace wit h a non-scratched d isc.
Picture color is poor.
Brig htnes s/Color/Ti nt/Co ntras t/Sharpness con trols
are no t set to th e proper pos ition s.
- Chec k each co ntrol.
The remote control does not work.
IR Rec eived r ange is not enough.
- The re mote co ntrol can be u sed wit hin 2 met ers.
Some thing i nterfere the IR tra nsmit ter.
- Plea se remo ve any possible obj ects.
Batt ery is ex hausted.
- Repl ace the r emote control bat tery.
Picture was very dark when starting the machine.
The te mpera ture is too low.
- Wait a whi le (abo ut 1 hour) for t he warm u p. Afte r that,
the mo nitor w ill return to the nor mal con ditio n.
Spots or dotted lines-stripes appear.
The LC D panel i s manufactured us ing an ex treme ly
high p recis ion manufacturi ng tech nolog y.
- Its ef fecti ve pixel ratio is ove r 99.99 %. This means
that 0 .01% of t he pixels co uld be ei ther al ways ON or
OFF.
Caus ed by neo n signs, hig h-vol tage po wer lin es, CB
tran smitt er, oth er vehicle’s igni tion pl ugs, et c.
- Chan ge the lo cation of your vehi cle.
CAUTION
Due to c ontin uous product impr oveme nt,
spec ifica tions and design ar e subje ct to cha nge
with out not ice.
Warranty
CAUTION :
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Plea se make s ure to read the user ma nual
care fully.
Plea se make s ure to ask for the auth entic ation
seal f rom the r etailing s hop on th e warra nty car d
for ce rtifi cation and k eep pro perly i n order t o
guar antee ing your rights.
Plea se ma ke sure the un its have ser ial n umber
befo re yo u send it back f or repairi ng. I f the units
didn ’t ha ve serial nu mber or miss i t, we w ill
unab le to o ffer warra nty for the un its .
Warranty period:
ONE (1 ) YEAR fr om the date of origin al reta il purc hase.
Within the warranty period:
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Plea se comp ly with instructi on of war ranty c ard and
inqu ire you r retailing shop ab out mai ntena nce.
If the u nit bre aks down und er norm al usag e, we wil l
repa ir the un its free of ch arge. Fur therm ore, we w ill
be res ponsi ble for the two-way f reigh tage fe es.
If the u nit bre aks down bec ause ex terna l force, such
as, ma n-mad e damage, hit, spla sh and so o n, we will
char ge the co mponent fees and te chnol ogic fe es
from c ustom ers. Furt hermore, the cust omers s hould
resp onsib le for the two-way fr eight age fee s.
Exceed the warranty period:
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If the p roduc t breaks dow n, plea se inqu ire you r
reta iling s hop.
If the u nit bre aks down bec ause ex terna l force or not
exte rnal fo rce, we will c harge t he comp onent f ees
and te chnol ogic fees fr om cust omers . Fu rther more,
the cu stome rs should be r espon sible f or the tw o-way
frei ghtag e fees.
In ord er to mai ntain the fu nctio n of the pr oduct, we
will c harge t he maintenance co st in acc ordan ce with
the st ate of cu stomer's p roduc ts.
The wa rra nty period o f the mendin g par ts is 2 years.
The me nding p arts mean th e essen tial pa rts for
keep ing pro duct opera tion.
About the repairing fees :
>>Technologic fees :
We will charge the repairing fees in accordance with the
state of customer's products after repairing.
The repairing fees will include technical staff fees,
technologic educational fees, test equipment fees of
device and general administration fees and so on.
>>Components fees :
The customers will be responsible for the components
fees and material fees of the defective product.
>>Freightage fees:
If the product breaks down because external force,
such as man-made damage, hit, splash and so on,
the customers should responsible for all freightage fees.
Other :
When sending the product to repair, please pack the
product perfectly, so as to prevent damage again on
the way of transport. Thanks.
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No.2, Chung-yang Rd., Ta-Hs i, Tao-yu an, 33541, Taiwan
TEL: 886-3-3873377 FAX: 886-3-387 100 0
E-mail: s erv ice@dvs.tw
Http://www.dvs.tw
Radar Electronics Co., Ltd.
CAUTION:
Please record the serial number of your unit in the
space provide below and keep it as a permanent
record. The serial number plate is located on the
back of the monitor.
Warranty Card
‧We will delivery the product after it passed the tight
quality control and detailed examining.
‧Under normal usage, if the product is out of order,
please inquires your retailing shop or particular
customer's service center, we will repair it for free
during warranty period.
‧If you need any product service, please present this
warranty card for certification.
‧Please remember to ask for the authentication seal
from the retailing shop while buying this product.
If it’s incorrectly or there is not authentication seal,
we will not guarantee your right.
‧Please remember to ask for the authentication seal
from the retailing shop while buying this product.
If it’s incorrectly or there is not authentication seal,
we will not guarantee your right. If the units didn’t have
serial number or miss it, we will unable to offer warranty
for the units.
CAUTION:
In order to guarantee your rights, please remember
to fill in retailing shop name, address and telephone
number certainly while purchasing.
User data
Retailer data
Address
User Name
Tel.
Shop Name
Retailer’s Seal
Selling date:
(This is nec ess ary.)
Address
Tel.
Item
Model
Serial number
Purchasing Date
10.2 INCH SEAT BACK MONITOR
( YY /MM /DD)
Warranty period
ONE YEAR.
(From the date of original
retail purchasing)
Color
Black Gray Beige
(This is nec ess ary.)
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