Roadmaster VRVD630 User Manual

VRVD630

In-Dash AM/FM Stereo with

Built-in 3” LCD monitor

DVD/CD/VCD/DIVX/MPEG4/MP3/WMA/CD-R/CD-RW Player

with USB, SD Card and Video/Audio Auxiliary Input

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Welcome!

Dear Customer,
CONGRATULATIONS. The VRVD630 Multi-Media Headunit with AM/FM
Stereo Receiver, DVD, VCD, CD, and MP3 Player, Auxiliary Input Jack, SD
Card & USB Memory capability and Detachable Faceplate, when used as
described, will give you years of dependable service in your car, truck, RV, or
mini-van. We have taken numerous measures in quality control to ensure that
your product arrives in top condition and will perform to your satisfaction. In
the rare event that your VRVD630 Multi-Media Headunit with AM/FM Stereo
Receiver, DVD, VCD, CD, and MP3 Player, Auxiliary Input Jack, SD Card &
USB Memory capability and Detachable Faceplate contains a damaged or
missing item, does not perform as specified, requires warranty service, or
you have an installation problem,

STORE. PLEASE CALL OUR TOLL FREE NUMBER FROM THE U.S.A. AND
CANADA 1-800-445-1797 and ask to speak with a member of our technical

service team; or submit your questions by e-mail to customerservice@vr-

3.com and a member of our technical service team will respond by e-mail to
your questions. Our in-house technical service team will expedite delivery of
your part, advise you on installation, or help troubleshoot a problem with you.
If your product needs warranty service, our technical service team represen­tative will help you obtain the fastest remedy possible under the warranty.

DO NOT RETURN THIS PRODUCT TO THE

Contents

Precautions ..................................................................................................... 4

Disc & Memory Types ..................................................................................... 5

Care of Discs................................................................................................... 6

Before You Install ............................................................................................ 6

Remove Old Head Unit ................................................................................... 7

Mark Polarity of Speaker Wires ...................................................................... 7

Installation (DIN Front Mount) ......................................................................... 8

Installation (Vehicle’s Brackets) ...................................................................... 9

Wiring Connections........................................................................................10

Location of Controls....................................................................................... 11

Remote Control .........................................................................................12-13

Basic Operation ........................................................................................14-15

Radio Operation .............................................................................................15

DVD/VCD Operation..................................................................................16-18

ID3 Tags..........................................................................................................18

USB/SD Card Operations ..............................................................................19

System Setup ........................................................................................... 20-22

Troubleshooting Guide............................................................................. 23-24

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Warranty .........................................................................................................27

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PRECAUTIONS

Driving a vehicle while viewing a video on this head unit
may violate motor vehicle laws, and may result in seri­ous injury, property damage, or death!

Please read these important pre­cautions BEFORE attempting to
install this unit.

• Disconnect the vehicle’s negative bat­tery terminal before starting installation.
Consult the vehicle’s owner’s manual for
proper instruction.

•

The unit is designed for a 12 Volt DC nega-

tive ground operation system only. Before
installing the unit, make sure your vehicle
is a 12Volt DC negative ground system.

• Mark the polarity of the existing speaker
wires before disconnecting the old head
unit.

• Be sure to connect the color coded
leads according to the wiring diagram.
Incorrect connections may damage the
unit or cause the unit to malfunction or
cause damage the vehicle's electrical
system.

• Make sure all the connections are com­pletely correct before turning on your
unit.

• When extending the ignition, memory
backup or the ground cable, use 0.75mm
diameter (AWG18) or heavier automotive
grade cable to avoid wire deterioration or
damage to the wire coating.

• To prevent short circuit, never put or
leave any metallic object inside the unit.
If you smell or see smoke, turn off the
power immediately and consult your
dealer.

• Insert the unit until it is firmly locked
into mounting sleeve, otherwise it may
fall out.

• Be careful not to drop or shock the unit,
it may break or crack because it contains
glass parts.

• The unit is only designed for use with
4 speakers. Do not combine speaker
output wires for use with 2 speakers. Do
not ground negative speaker leads to the
chassis ground.

•

Do not open the top or bottom cover.
Modifying the unit will void the warranty
and

may damage the unit or cause the
unit to malfunction or cause damage the
vehicle's electrical system.

• Parking in direct sunlight for several hours
will cause higher temperatures inside the
vehicle.
low temperatures. The temperature inside the
vehicle should be between 32º F (0º C) and
100º F (37º C) before turning on your unit.
Cool down the vehicle before operating
the unit

• The faceplate is a precision piece of
equipment that contains sensitive elec­tronic components. Do not subject it to
excessive shock.

• When replacing the fuse(s), the replace­ment must be of the same amperage as
shown on the fuse holder.

• Do not block this unit’s vents or heater
panels. Blocking them will cause exces­sive heat to build up inside the unit and
may result in fire.

• After completing the installation and
before operating the unit, reconnect the
battery according to the manufacturer’s
instructions. Then press the reset (RES)
button with a pointed object, such as a
ball-point pen to set the unit to its initial
status.

• Do not touch the terminals of the face­plate or of the unit.

• If you have difficulty installing this unit in
your vehicle contact customerservice@
vr-3.com or Call 1-800-445-1797

Do not operate in extremely high or

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Disc & Memory Types

The following table contains information on the different functions performed, and the
different types of media used by this unit.

Disc Type Icon Content Size Playtime

DVD Audio/Video 12cm About 2 - 4.5 Hours

VCD Audio/Video 12cm About 74 minutes

CD Audio 12cm About 74 minutes

MP3 Audio 12cm About 600 minutes

MPEG4
DIVX

Audio/Video

Memory Type Icon Content Size Playtime

USB Flash Memory Audio/Video

SD Card Audio/Video

MMC Audio/Video

Care of Discs

• Handle the disc by its edge to keep the disc
clean. Do not touch the disc’s surface.

• Do not use a CD with paste or ink residue
on it.

• Do not use CDs with labels or stickers
attached. The label may leave a sticky resi­due when it begins to peel.

• Clean the discs with an optional cleaning
cloth. Wipe each disc from the center out.

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Before You Install

Automotive audio equipment installations can be challenging at times, even to the most

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wiring, removing and reinstalling interior panels, carpeting, dashboards or other compo­nents of your vehicle, please call our toll-free help line 1-800-445-1797 and our in-house
technical service team will answer your installation questions. Contact the vehicle's
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IMPORTANT:

Remove the two transport screws from the top of the

unit before installing.

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• Use only the parts included with unit to ensure proper installa­tion. The use of unauthorized parts can cause malfunctions.

• Consult with your vehicle’s nearest dealership if installation re-

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• Install the unit where it does not get in the driver’s way and can­not injure the passenger if there is a sudden stop, like an emergen­cy stop.

• The laser will be damaged if it overheats, so don’t install the unit
anywhere hot--for instance, near a heater outlet.

• If installation angle exceeds 30 from horizontal, the unit might not
give its optimum performance.

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Installation

1. Remove the Old Unit from the Dashboard

A. Remove the outer trim frame.

DIN Front Mount

B. Insert the keys supplied with the old unit

into both sides of the unit as shown in
figure below until they click. Pull to re­move the old unit from the dashboard.

DO NOT DISCONNECT WIRES AT THIS TIME!

2. Mark Polarity of the Speaker Wires

Marking the polarity of the speaker
wires will make it easier to connect
the existing speakers to the VRVD630.
Consult the wiring diagram of the exist­ing head unit before disconnecting any
wires. If a wiring diagram is not available
contact the head unit’s manufacturer.

1.

While the old unit is playing, discon-

nect the wires from one speaker.

2. Take a length of masking tape and
fold it around the wire so it forms a
flag.

3. On the masking tape mark the polar­ity of the speaker wires (+ & - ), as
well as left or right, and front or rear.

4. Double check that you marked the
first speaker correctly by checking
that the speaker wires are the same
at the head unit.

5. Repeat this procedure for all of the
speakers.

6. Mark the power, ground, and any
other wires also

.

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Installation

DIN FRONT-MOUNT (Method A)

IMPORTANT!

BEFORE THE FINAL INSTALLATION OF THE HEAD UNIT, CONNECT THE WIRING

TEMPORARILY, MAKING SURE THE UNIT AND THE SYSTEM WORK PROPERLY.

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of frame to remove it.
Insert the keys supplied with the old unit
into the grooves on both sides of the old
unit. The unit can be installed or removed
from the dashboard using these keys.
(Fig. 1)

Fig. 1

After inserting the Mounting Sleeve
into the dashboard, select tabs
on top, bottom, and sides, then
bend them to secure the mounting
sleeve in the dash board.(Fig. 2)

Fig. 2

Follow the diagram in Fig. 3
for installing the rear mounting
strap to the head unit. The rear
mounting strap will help keep
the head unit from moving
around inside the dashboard.

1. Dashboard

2. Nut (5mm)

3. Spring washer

4. Screw (5 x 25mm)

5. Screw

6. Strap

7. Plain washer

Fig. 3

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DIN REAR-MOUNT (Method B)

Installation using the screw holes on both sides of the unit.

1. Screw holes on the side of the unit.

2. Screws. Use either truss screws (5 x

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depending on the shape of the screw
holes in the bracket.

3. Vehicle’s Factory Mounting Bracket

4. Dashboard or Console

5. Hook (Remove this part)

Note: The mounting sleeve, outer trim
ring, and the mounting strap are not
used for this method of installation.

Installation

PARTS

Check All Included Parts

Open the VRVD630 box and remove all parts, then check all parts and compare them to
the parts list in the user manual. For replacement parts contact VR3 Customer Service at
[e-mail] or call 1-800-445-1797.

2 Keys
1 Mounting Sleeve
1 Sheet Metal Screw
1 Metal Support Strap
1 Mounting Bolt
1 Faceplate Case
1 1/8" Audio/Video Cable
1 Remote Control

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Wiring Connections

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VRVD630

Subwoofer Out
Reverse Video In
Rear Monitor Out

Right

Rear

RCA Line Out

Front

Left
Right

Left

IGNITION

MEMORY

Connect YELLOW to battery or live + 12 Volts of power

Negative Ground -

12 Volt Negative -

FUSE

RED (+)

YELLOW (+)

BLACK (-)

Front Left

Rear Left

WHITE +

WHITE/BLACK -

GREEN +

GREEN/BLACK -

ORANGE (+)

BROWN (-)

BLUE (+)

GRAY +

GRAY/BLACK -

VIOLET +

VIOLET/BLACK -

REVERSE LIGHT

PARKING BRAKE

POWER ANTENNA OR AMPLIFIER

Front Right

Rear Right

• Before starting the installation, disconnect the negative battery cable
from the batter y’s negative terminal.
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Location Of The Controls

1. Power/Back Button

2. Volume Knob

3. Next, Fast Forward/Previous, Fast
Reverse

4. Local/Band/Play, Pause

5. Infra Red Window

6. Select/Mode

7. S te re o/ AM S/ R ep e at

8. TFT LCD Display

Audio/Video Auxiliary Input

The VRVD630 is equipped with an Audio/
Video Auxiliary Input.
In order to use the Audio/Video Auxiliary
Input you MUST use the supplied Audio/
Video cable.
Insert supplied adaptor into the A/ V Input
Jack on the front panel of the VRVD630.
The Adapter has two 3.5 mm jacks (one
Yellow for Video and one Black for Stereo

9. Equalizer Pre-Sets

10. Faceplat Release Button

11. US B S lot

12. AV IN Jack

13. Mute

14. SD Slot

15. Disc Loading Slot

16. Eject Button

17. Reset Button

Audio).
The Yellow jack on the Adpater accepts
a 3.5 mm mono Video plug from devices
like portable DVD players and Video game
controllers.
The Black jack on the Adapter accepts a
Stereo Audio 3.5 mm plug from any Stereo
Audio device (CD player, MP3 player, DVD,
etc).

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Remote Control

1

POWER MODE

2
3

DISP

EQ

SLOW

4

P

5

SETU

MUTE

ME NU

BACK

SLOW+

15

16

17

18

6

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10
11
12
13

7

8

9

E

ANG LE PLA Y

CLEAR

GOTO

SEEK

RPT

+

VOL

ZOOM

SEEK+

RDM

VOL+

PBC

STOP

PROG

AMS

SUB-T

LO C

P/N

BAND

AUDIO

ST

AB

19

20

21
22
23
24
25
26
27

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Use and Care of the Remote

Point the remote control at the front panel
of the unit to operate.

Precautions:

• Using batteries improperly can cause
them to explode.

• Keep the battery out of the reach of chil­dren.

• Should the battery be swallowed, imme­diately consult a doctor.

• Use one CR2025(3V) lithium battery.

• Remove the battery if the remote control
is not to be used for a month or longer.

• Do not short-circuit or disassemble

• Dispose of spent batteries properly.

• Do not drop the remote control, it may
become jammed under the brake or ac­celerator pedals.

1. POW ER

2. MODE

3. DISP

4. EQ

5. SETUP

6. FAST REVERSE/
FAST FORWARD,
PREVIOUS TRACK/
NEXT TRACK,
UP/DOWN/LEFT/
RIGHT/ENTER

7. TITLE

8. ANGLE

9. GO TO

10. CLEAR

11. 10+ BUT TON

12. RPT/SEEK-

See pag e 8 for a det ailed descr iptio n of the bu tton’s fun ctions.

13. 0-9 NUMBER
BUTTONS

14. VOLUME UP/
DOWN

15. B AC K

16. M UTE

17. SPEED +/-

18. MENU

19. PBC

20. STOP

21. PLAY

22. AMS/PROG

23. ZOOM

24. LOC/SUB-T

25. RDM/SEEK+

26. BAND/ P/N

27. ST/AUDIO

Changing the Battery

Turn the remote
over, then slide the
battery holder out
of the remote.

Insert battery into
battery holder with
positive side of the
battery facing up.

Insert battery
holder into the re­mote control until

Dispose of All Batteries Properly

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Remote Control

1. POWER

Press to turn the unit ON or OFF.

2. MODE

Press the MODE button to change the op­erating mode of the unit.

3. DISP

In DVD mode, press the DISP button to
display Title Elapsed, Title Remain, Chap­ter Elapsed, Chapter Remain, Display Off.
In VCD/CD mode, Single Elapsed, Single
Remain, Total Elapsed, Total Remain, Dis­play Off.

4. EQ

Press to select preset equalizer settings to
match the type of music being played.

5. SETUP

In playback mode, press to display system
setting picture, the user can select some
relative constant parameters.

6. [ / ], [ / ], [ / / / ], ENTER

Use the [fast reverse/fast forward], [previ­ous track/next track], [up/down/left/right]
buttons to select items in the system setting

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selected item in the system setting menu.

7. TITLE

In DVD mode, repeately press the button to se­lect different titles. Only if DVD Supports.

8. ANGLE

Press to change the viewing angle in DVD mode.

9. GO TO

Press to set the playback time.

10. CLEAR

Press to activate CLEAR function.

11. 10+

Press to select track and chapter.

12. RPT/SEEK

In playback mode, press to RPT playing. In
radio mode, press to scan stations down­wards.

13. (0-9)NUMBER BUTTON - AB

Press to select track chapter or preset
stations. In DVD/VCD mode, Press once,
it sets the “A” position (beginning of the
loop); pressed a 2nd time, it sets the “B”
position (end of the loop). Pressed again, it
exits the loop.

14. VOL-/VOL+

Refer to the head unit about VOLUME.

15. BACK

Press to come back last operation.

16. MUTE

Press to shut off the sound output. Press it
again to resume previous sound level.

17. SLOW-/SLOW+

Press to slow forward or slow reward.

18. MENU

Press to return to the root menu of the disc
in playback mode.

19. PBC

Press to display menus on VCD discs.
PBC ON songs palt in order.
PBC OFF songs can be played in any order
you wish.

20. STOP

Press to stop the playback.

21. PLAY/PAUSE

Press to play or resume the current play­back.

22. AMS/PROG

In radio mode, press to scan and automati­cally store station. In VCD/CD mode, press
the AMS button to program the order you
wish the chapters to be played.

23. ZOOM

Press to increase or decrease the picture
in size.

24. LOC/SUB-T

In FM of radio mode, press to select local
station or distance station. In DVD play­back mode, press to change the subtitle
language.

25. RDM/SEEK+

In VCD/CD mode, press to play tracks at
random order. In radio mode, press to scan
stations upwards.

26. BAND/P/N

In radio mode, press to select bands.
In DVD/VCD mode, press to select PAL
MULTI or NTSC system.

27. ST/AUDIO

In FM mode,press to select stereo or mono
reception. In DVD/VCD mode, press to
change the audio language.

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Basic Operations

RESET SWITCH

Immediately after installing or connecting
power to the unit, it should be initialized.
Lower the detachable front panel. Behind the
front panel, to the left of the connector, is a
small hole with the reset switch in it. With a
ball-point pen or other pointed object, press
the RESET switch to initialize the unit.

1. PWR/BACK

Press the PWR/BACK button to turn the
unit ON. The unit automatically remembers
its last operation mode and will automati­cally switch to display that mode.
Press and hold the button for 1 second or
longer to turn off the unit.

2. MODE

1.Press the MODE button to change the
mode. Each time you press the Mode but­ton, the Mode will change.

TUNER----DVD----USB----SD----AV

* If there is no DVD disc in the unit it will not
change to DVD unit.

3. Volume

Turning the Volume knob to the right In­creases the volume.
Turning the volume knob to the left de­creases the volume.

4. EQ

This unit has 4 pre-set equalizer settings
stored in memory.
To select the one.
* The factory default setting is “OFF”.
Each time you rotate the Volume knob,
the pre-set equalizer setting changes in the
following order:

OFF--CLASSIC--POP--ROCK--JA ZZ

MENUS
To access these menus press the vol­ume knob on the faceplate or the MENU
button on the remote control

1. Picture Menu

In playback and AV mode, press the Vol­ume knob to access the PICTURE menu,
there are 4 adjustable video characteristics
stored in memory, they’re accessed in the
following the order: BRIGHTNESS/CON­TRAST/COLOR/HUE. Press and rotate the
Volume knob to select the setting you wish
to adjust.

2. Audio Menu

Press the Volume knob to access the AU­DIO menu, then select the item to adjust,
each time you press the Volume knob, the
item selectedchanges as following order:

BASS--TREBLE--EQ--BAL ANCE--FADER

Turn the Volume knob to adjust the sound
characteristic selected.

3. Expert Menu

Press the Volume knob to access the EX­PERT menu, rotate the Volume knob to gh­light the function you wish to adjust. Press
the volume knob to select the highlighted
function.

A. DX/LOC

In Radio mode select DX/LOC on the EX­PERT menu, then rotate the Volume knob to
choose between DX or LOC. Choose DX to
listen to a distant, weaker signal, or choose
LOC to listen to a stronger local signal.

B. ST/MONO

In Radio mode select ST/MONO on the EX­PERT menu, then rotate the Volume knob
to choose between ST or MONO. Choosing
ST will enable to the radio to play in stereo
mode. MONO will enable the radio to play
in mono mode. When the sound quality is
poor because the signal strength is weak,

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Basic Operations

use MONO to improve the sound. ST/
MONO is also available on the faceplate.

C. WOOFER

In any mode choose WOOFER on the EX­PERT menu, the rotate the Volume knob to
turn the S ubwoofer line out ON or OFF. You

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subwoofer.

D. BEEP

In any mode choose BEEP on the EXPERT
menu, then rotate the Volume knob to turn
the Beep sound ON or Off.

E.LOUD

In any mode choose LOUD on the EXPERT
menu, then rotate the Volume knob to turn
the loudness function ON or OFF.

Radio Operations

1. Radio Mode

Press the Mode button to select Radio
mode. The radio frequency appears in the
display.

2. Radio Bands
This unit comes with four bands - three FM
(FM1, FM2, and FM3) and one AM Band.
Each of the four bands can store up to six
preset stations, for a total of 24 (18-FM,6­AM) pre-set memory stations. Each time
the button is pressed, the radio reception
band changes in the following order:

FM1------FM2------FM3------AM

3. Tuning

There are 3 types of Tuning modes;
Pre-set, Scan, and Manual.

a) Pre-set Tuning

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the radio stations to memory;

Press the BND button to select the desired
band, FM1, FM2, FM3, or AM, then press
and hold the AMS button for 2 seconds.
Up to 6 stations will automatically be tuned to.
If 6 receivable stations cannot be received,
the previously stored station will remain in
that memory position.

PRE-SET 1

Press the SET button to recall the stored
pre-set stations.
Each press of the SET button will advance
to the next pre-set frequency.

b) Seek Tuning

Press the button once to seek a lower
frequency or the button to seek a high­er frequency. When using Seek tuning the
radio will seek for the next strongest radio
signal to tune to.

c) Manual Tuning

Press and hold the
the word manual appears on the LCD. Then
press to tune to a lower frequency or
the button to tune to a higher frequen­cy. Leave the unit idle for a few seconds
and it will return to scan tuning.

4. Stereo/Mono

On the faceplate press the ST button,
MONO will be shown on the LCD and the
radio will play in mono. Press the ST button
again, to listen to the radio in stereo.
the default is stereo. When the sound qual­ity is poor because the signal strength is
weak, use MONO to improve the sound.

5. Local/Distant

Press the LOC button on the faceplate to
switch between local and distant modes.

PRE-SET 2

PRE-SET 3

or button until

PRE-SET 4

15

DVD Disc Operations

Driving a vehicle while viewing a
video on this head unit may violate
motor vehicle laws, and may result
in serious injury, property damage,
or death!

To play a DVD the vehcle must be
stopped and the parking brake must be
engaged.

1. Loading a Disc

Press the REL button on the top right side of
the faceplate to access the
Insert a
side facing up.
load. Close the faceplate.

2. Ejecting a Disc

Press the REL button on the top right side of
the faceplate to access the
Press the Eject button, then remove the
disc. If the disc is not removed within 11
seconds it will automatically reload itself.

If you force a disc into the slot before auto
reloading, the disc and/or unit can be dam­aged.

Notes:

•

• If the disc does not insert easily, there
may be another disc in the unit.
Press the Eject button to eject the disc, if
there isn’t a disc in the unit, and the disc will
not load, the unit may require service.

• The unit is not compatible with 8 cm CD.

3. Playing a DVD/CD Disc

After inserting a disc it will automatically
start playing. If the disc does not start play-

disc

into the

The disc will automatically

Eject Button

Never insert foreign objects into the disc SLOT.

disc

slot.

disc

slot with the label

disc

slot.

ing, press the Mode button to enter Video
mode.
Usually a DVD movie has a menu screen
for the viewer to choose from. When the
DVD’s menu screen appears use the Arrow
buttons on the remote control to navigate
through the menu choices. Use the Enter

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4. Pausing Playback on DVD

BND/

On the faceplate press the
playback of the DVD/CD. Press the button
again to resume playback of the DVD/CD.

5. Selecting a Track on DVD
TRACK UP

On the faceplate press the button to
advance to the beginning of the next track.
Each press of the button will advance to
the next track.

TRACK DOWN

On t he facepl a te press t h e button O N CE
to go to the beginning of the current track.
Press the
beginning of the previous track.

6. Fast-Forward/Fast-Reverse

Fast-Forward
Press and hold the button for 1 second
or longer.
Fast-Reverse
Press and hold the button for 1 second
or longer.

7. R e peat

During DVD playback, you can repeat the
whole Title or Chapter of the DVD you
are viewing. On the REMOTE or faceplate
press the RPT Button to choose Title,
Chapter, or OFF. The default is OFF.

8. Slow Motion Playback

During DVD playback, press the SLOW +
or SLOW - Button for slow motion play.
There are 5 speeds. Each time you press
the SLOW MOTION Button the playback

button TWICE to go to the

to pause

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DVD Disc Operations

MENU

Chapter
AUDIO
SUBTITLE
Angle

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TITLE ELAPSED 0:04 :50

_0/14
2CH SPANISH
OFF
1/1

MENU

Chapter
AUDIO
SUBTITLE
Angle

02 /14
2CH SPANISH
OFF
1/1

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TITLE ELAPSED 0:04 :50

will change as follows; 1/32, 1/16, 1/8, 1/4
or 1/2 speed.

9. ZOOM

During DVD playback, Press the ZOOM
Button to increase the picture size. There
are 2 size increases, 400% and 1600%.
Press the ZOOM button once to increase
the picture size 400%, press the ZOOM
button twice to increase the picture size
1600%, press the ZOOM Button again to
return to normal size.

10. Changing The Viewing Angle

With DVDs featuring multi-angle (scenes
shot from multiple angles) recordings, you
can press ANGLE on the remote control
to switch between viewing angles during
playback.
Selection options switch as follows:
ANGLE 1, ANGLE 2, ANGLE 3

NOTES:

• This function is only available with the re­mote control.

• This function only operates with DVDs
featuring multi-angle recordings.

• The mark on a DVD’s package indicates it
features multi-angle scenes.

• The number in the mark indicates the
number of angles from which scenes were
shot.
If you press ANGLE during fast forward/
fast reverse or pause, fast forward/fast
reverse or pause is canceled and normal
playback resumes but the viewing angle
does not change.

11. “GO TO” PLAYING TIME

In DVD mode, press the GO TO button,
then, use the buttons to select Ti­tle, Chapter, AUDIO, SUBTITLE, Angle, TT
Time, CH Time, REPEAT, & Time Disp. from
the GO TO menu shown below.

MENU

02 /14
2CH SPANISH
OFF
1/1

TITLE ELAPSED 0:04 :50

Bit rat e 75

Chapter
AUDIO
SUBTITLE
Angle

Press the ENTER button to choose the item
you wish to change.
For example;

1. Press GO TO, then use the arrow buttons
to highlight Chapter on the menu shown
below.

2.

Press the ENTER button to select Chap­ter, then change the chapter of the movie
you are watching.

3.

Input the chapter number you want to go

to. (For example; Enter 08 to go to chapter

8.Enter 10+, then 3 to go to chapter 13.)
DVD player will go to the chapter you have
entered.

4. Press GO TO to resume full screen
mode.

In DVD/VCD mode, press the GO TO but­ton, then, use the buttons to select
Title, Chapter, AUDIO, SUBTITLE, Angle,
TT Time, CH Time, REPEAT, & Time Disp.
from the GO TO menu shown below.

Press the ENTER button to choose the item
you wish to change.
For example;

1. Press GO TO, then use the arrow buttons
to highlight Time Disp. on the menu shown
below.

MENU

Bit rat e 75

Disc Time
Track Time
REPEAT
Time Disp.

1:04:43
0:04:26
OFF
TOTAL ELAPSED

TOTAL ELAPSED0 :19: 50

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The

DVD/VCD Disc Operations

2.

Press the ENTER button to select Time

Disp., then the menu below will be shown.

MENU

TITLE ELAPSED
TITLE REMAIN
CHAPTER ELAPSED
CHAPTER REMAIN

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TOTAL ELAPSED0 :19: 50

3. Highlight the Time Display item on the
menu you wish to be displayed.

4. Press the ENTER button to confirm your
choice. Your choice will be displayed on
the bottom right of the GO TO menu.
NOTE: This function is operated by using
remote control.

12. Changing The Subtitle Language

(multi-subtitle)

With DVDs featuring multi-subtitle record­ings. Press the LOC SUB-T Button on the
remote control to switch between subtitle
languages during playback.
Selection options switch as follows:
Subtitles 1, Subtitles 2, and Subtitles OFF
NOTES:

• This function is only available with the re­mote control.

• This function only operates with DVDs fea­turing multi-subtitle recordings.

• The number in the mark “ “ on a DVD’s
package indicates the number of recorded.

13. AMS Menu

A. Press the AMS MENU Button to program
the playback of the DVD. main menu, all of
the DVD’s chapters will appear on monitor.
Use the ARROW buttons to select your de­sired chapter, press enter to confirm your
selection.
B. Title Menu: During DVD status, press the
TITLE Button to return the title menu, all of
the titles will appear on the monitor. Use the
UP or DOWN ARROWS buttons to select
your desired title.

NOTE:

• This function is only available with the re-

mote control.

• These options will be used by the VRVD630
if they are available on the disc. If the disc
that is inserted does not have these pre­ferred options, then the discs own prefer­ences will be used.

• Some functions will vary depending on the
type or format of the disc.

14. Auto Switch to Video

When driving the vehicle and inserting a
DVD the message “DVD:PARKING BRAKE”
will appear on the screen. Park the car and
apply the parking brake to view the DVD.

15. Reverse Video In

When you put the vehicle in reverse to back
up the Reverse Video input will become ac­tive. If there is a back up camera attached
to the Reverse Camera Video input, the im­age from the reverse camera will be dis­played on the screen.
If there isn’t a back up camera attached to
the Reverse Camera Video input there will
be no image displayed on the screen.

MP3/WMA ID3 Tags

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Disc, USB Drive, or SD card, the following
screen will be displayed.
The song titles are displayed on the left,
and the ID3 information is displayed on the
right.

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USB/SD Card Operations

ing will be displayed on the left side of the
screen.

MP3/MP4/WMA/DIVX Disc Operations

1. Loading a Disc

Press the REL button on the top right side of
the faceplate to access the
Insert a
side facing up.
load. Close the faceplate.

2. Ejecting a Disc

Press the REL button on the top right side of
the faceplate to access the
Press the Eject button, then remove the
disc. If the disc is not removed within 11
seconds it will automatically reload itself.
If you force a disc into the slot before auto
reloading, the disc and/or unit can be dam­aged.

Notes:

•

• If the disc does not insert easily, there
may be another disc in the unit.
Press the Eject button to eject the disc, if
there isn’t a disc in the unit, and the disc will
not load, the unit may require service.

• The unit is not compatible with 8 cm CD.

USB Drive & SD Card Operations

To Load a USB flash drive.

1. Remove the cover from the USB port on
the right side of the unit.
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To Load a SD Card.

1. Lower the faceplate

2. Insert the SD Card into the SD card slot
on the left side.

MP3/MP4/WMA/DIVX Files From a Disc,
USB Drive or SD Card

1. Play / Pause

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start playback.
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such as Divx/MP4/WMA although they are
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4. Pausing Playback On the faceplate
press the
the button again to resume playback.

5. Selecting a Track
TRACK UP

On the faceplate press the button to
advance to the beginning of the next track.
Each press of the button will advance to
the next track.

TRACK DOWN

On t he facepl a te press t h e button O N CE
to go to the beginning of the current track.
Press the
beginning of the previous track.

6. Fast-Forward/Fast-Reverse

Fast-Forward
Press and hold the button for 1 second
or longer.
Fast-Reverse
Press and hold the button for 1 second
or longer.

7. R e peat

During playback, you can repeat all of the
files or just one track. On the REMOTE or
faceplate press the RPT Button to choose
Repeat one, Repeat All, or OFF.

BND/

to pause playback. Pres s

button TWICE to go to the

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System Setup

SPEAKER SETUP PAGE

Downmix

STR

LT/R T
STEREO
V SUR R

SET DOWNMIX MODE

System Setup

To access the Setup menu, press the Setup
button the the remote control. The menu
includes; General settings, Audio setup,
Video setup, Preferences setup, and Pass­word setup.
Use the Arrow (

) buttons on the
remote control to navigate the items avail­able on the menu.
Press the Left ( ) arrow button on the re­mote to return to the previous menu.

1. General Setup

a) TV DISPLAY SETUP
The TV Display is for selecting which for­mat (aspect ratio) will be used for the TV
screen.

• No matter which display format is se­lected, a picture recorded in standard 4:3
format always displays in the 4:3 aspect
ratio.

• The display format of DVD titles may vary;
please refer to the information that accom-

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• If the DVD title is recorded in 16:9 wide
display format while the T V is a standard
4:3 screen, horizontal compression of the
image will result.

• Some DVD titles may be recorded in spe­cial formats. In such cases, the DVD titles
will always appear on the screen in their
original format,regardless of which TV dis­play format you select.

b) OSD LANGUAGE SETUP
Use this menu to select the language dis­played on the setup menus and any other
on-screen display.

2. Audio Setup

a) SPEAKER SETUP PAGE
Use this menu to select to type of sound
output.

DOWNMIX MODE: Sets front speakers to
LT/RT STEREO, V SURR or 5.1 CH.

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SURR) downmix the sound Signal for 2­Speakers. This setting allows you to en­joy a surround sound effect with onIy two
speakers.
For this reason the audio setup for addi­tional speakers (described in the following
sections) are disabled when DOWNMlX
MODE is set to
these settings.
In this setting, the DIALOG is active. You
have to set the DOWNMlX MODE to 5.1

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System Setup

SCREEN TYPE
AUDIO
SUBTITLE
DISC MENU
PARENTAL
DEFAULT

ENGLISH
FRANCH
SPANISH
CHINESE
JAPANESE
KOREAN
RUSSIAN
THAI

PREFERENCE PAGE

PREFERRED AUDIO LANGUAGE

SCREEN TYPE
AUDIO
SUBTITLE
DISC MENU
PARENTAL
DEFAULT

ENGLISH
FRANCH
SPANISH
CHINESE
JAPANESE
KOREAN
RUSSIAN
THAI

PREFERENCE PAGE

PREFERRED AUDIO LANGUAGE

CH if you have selected the Dolby Digital
connection and you would like to enjoy
true Dolby Digital surround sound. In this
setting, the CENTER, REAR speakers are
active.

SPDlF OUTPUT MODE: This page is used
to set the audio outputs.
This DVD player includes three kinds of au­dio output:

1. SPDlF OFF: An analog surround sound
format is output through the back-paneI
connections for L, R. LS, RS, and Center
speakers, and the Subwoofer simulation.

2. SPDlF/RAW or SPDIF/PCM: This sur­round sound format is output to a Dolby
Digital / DTS decoder through the optical
and coaxial connectors on the back-panel
of the unit.
Note: The DVD player simultaneously out­puts a Dolby Digital signal and an analog
signal, but you have to select the Analog
output if you want to take advantage of the
Karaoke effects.

3. Video Setup Page

Video Quality Setup Page

4. Preferences Setup

NOTE: The Preferences Setup page is only
accessible when there is a disc in the unit,
and the disc is stopped. The seting will
take effect the next time the unit is pow­ered up.

SCREEN TYPE
This player supports the following screen
output types, MULTI(Auto), NTSC, and PAL
systems.

Use the following table to help choose the
TV Type for the disc you are viewing.

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you have selected the wrong TV type, the

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AUDIO
Use this page to set the preferred audio
language as the default when playing a
DVD.
(ONLY if the DVD supports these languages)

VIDEO SETUP PAGE

Component

Component

Off

Off

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ON

ON
OFF

PASSWORD MODE

PASSWORD SETUP PAGE

Password Mode
Password

ON

CHANGE

PASSWORD SETUP PAGE

Password Mode
Password

CHANGE PASSWORD

OK

OLD Password

New Password

Conrm PWD

SCREEN TYPE
AUDIO
SUBTITLE
DISC MENU
PARENTAL
DEFAULT

ENGLISH
FRANCH
SPANISH
CHINESE
JAPANESE
KOREAN
RUSSIAN
THAI

PREFERENCE PAGE

PREFERRED AUDIO LANGUAGE

System Setup

SUBTITLE
Sets the preferred subtitle language as the
default when playing DVD. (ONLY if DVD
supports these languages)

PREFERENCE PAGE

SCREEN TYPE
AUDIO
SUBTITLE
DISC MENU
PARENTAL
DEFAULT

PREFERRED AUDIO LANGUAGE

ENGLISH
FRANCH
SPANISH
CHINESE
JAPANESE
KOREAN
RUSSIAN
THAI

DISC MENU
Sets the preferred disc menu language as
the default when playing DVD. (ONLY if the
DVD support these languages)

PREFERENCE PAGE

SCREEN TYPE
AUDIO
SUBTITLE
DISC MENU
PARENTAL
DEFAULT

PREFERRED AUDIO LANGUAGE

ENGLISH
FRANCH
SPANISH
CHINESE
JAPANESE
KOREAN
RUSSIAN
THAI

PARENTAL
The parental control function works in con­junction with the different censorship rat­ings assigned to DVDs. These ratings help
to control the types of DVDs that the fam­ily is able to watch. There are 8 censorship
ratings for DVDs.
Note:

• The PARENTAL preference is changeable
when 5.1 PASSWORD MODE set to OFF.

• After setting the level of parental control.
please set the password to ON to prevent
changing of the chosen reting.

DEFAULT
Resets the unit to its original settings. Press
ENTER to reset.

5. Password Setup Page

Password Mode enables the user to set a
password for parental lock function.
The initial password is 1389.
Changing the Password
To change the password, please type 6
numerals as new password. You will be
asked for the old password before you can
change to a new password.

PREFERENCE PAGE

SCREEN TYPE
AUDIO
SUBTITLE
DISC MENU
PARENTAL
DEFAULT

PREFERRED AUDIO LANGUAGE

ENGLISH
FRANCH
SPANISH
CHINESE
JAPANESE
KOREAN
RUSSIAN
THAI

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5. Exit Setup Menu

Use the following page to exit the Setup
menu.

EXIT SETUP MENU

System Setup

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System Setup

Setting the Screen Size

The following table shows multi-aspect ratios for different types of DVDs

Picture Format
on Disc

Pan Scan

4:3

16:9

Functions Supported by DVD Discs

There are many different functions available on DVD discs.
The Functions vary by player and Manufacturer.

TV S creen S ize

4:3

Letter -box Wi de S c ree n

16:9

Regional Code And Signal System

Dolby Digital Surround Sound

DTS Surround Sound

Number Of Languages

Subtitle Languages

Picture Proportion Modes

Parental Lock

Number of Viewing Angles

Closed Caption for Hearing Impaired

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DVD Playback

Troubleshooting

Symptom

Power doesn't switch ON .
The unit doesn't operate.

Operation with the remote
control isn't possible

Playback is not possible. The disc is dirty

There's no sound

The prohibited mark is

displayed and operation is

not possible

The picture stops (pauses)
and the unit cannot be
operated

There's no sound Volume
level is low

There's audio and video
skipping

Cause

Leads and connectors are
incorrectly connected

A fuse has blown Fix the problem causing the blown fuse

Parking Brake Wire is not
connected correctly

The remote control operation
mode is incorrect

Battery power is low Load new batteries

Some operations are prohibited
with certain discs

The loaded disc is a type this
unit cannot play

Non compatible video system
disc is loaded

Connections are incorrect. Check connections

With some discs,96kHz output
is prohibited.

The unit is performing still F.FWD
or F.REV pl ayback

The operation is prohibited for
the disc

The operation is not compatible
with the disc's organization

Reading of data has become
impossible during playback

The volume level is low Raise the volume level

This unit is not firmly secured Secure this unit firmly

Remedy

Confirm once more that all connections
are correct

and replace the old fuse with a new one
of the same capacity

Parking Brake Wire should be connected
to the vehicle’s negative parking brake wire

Switch to the correct remote control
mode

Check using another disc

Clean the disc

Check what type the disc is

Change to a disc compatible to your
video system

Switch the output setting to 48 Khz

There is no sound during still F.FWD ,
F.REV playback

This operation is not possible

This operation is not possible

After pressing once start playback
once more

The picture is stretched the
aspect is incorrect

When the ignition switch is
turned ON (or turned to ACC),
the motor sounds

The aspect setting is incorrect
for the display

This unit confirms whether a
disc is loaded or not

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Select the appropriate setting for your
display

This is a normal operation

Troubleshooting

DVD Playback

Symptom

Playback is not possible

Dialog language (and
subtitle language) can not
be switched.

No subtitles are displayed

Playback is not with the
audio language and subtitle
language settings selected
in SET UP MENU

The picture is extremely
unclear/distorted and dark
during playback

Cause

The loaded disc has a different
region number from this unit

The DVD pla ying does not
feature multiple language
recordings.

You can only switch between
options indicated in the disc menu

The DVD pla ying does not feature
subtitles

You can only switch between
options indicated in the disc menu

The DVD pla ying does not
feature dialog or subtitles in
the language selected in the
SET UP MENU

The disc features a signal to
prohibit copying (some discs
may have this)

Remedy

Replace the disc with one featuring the
same region number as this unit

You cannot switch among multiple
languages if they aren't recorded on
the disc

Switch using the disc menu

Subtitles are not displayed if they are
not recorded on the disc

Switch using the disc menu

Switching to a selected language is not
possible if the language selected in the
SET UP MENU is not recorded on the disc

Since this unit is compatible with the copy
guard analog copy protect system. When
playing a disc that has a signal prohibiting
copying the picture may suffer from
horizontal stripes or other imperfections
when viewed on some displays. This does
not mean this unit is malfunctioning.

VCD Playback

Symptom

The PBC(playback control)
menu display cannot be
called up.

Repeat play and track/time
search are not possible

Cause

The video CD playing does not
feature PBC

PBC is switched OFF Switch PBC ON

PBC is switched ON Switch PBC OFF.

Remedy

This operation is not possible with video
Cds not featuring PBC

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Specifications

GENERAL

Power Requirement ........................................................ 12VDC (10.8~16V)

Grounding System ................................................................ 12VDC Negative

Fuse........................................................................................................ 15 Amps

RMS Power Output ................................................................ 4 X 8 Watts

Maximum Power Output ................................................................ 4 X 40 Watts

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Dimensions ........................................................ 178mm X 166mm X 50mm

Weight ................................................................................................ 1.55 kg

DVD PLAYER

SN Ratio ........................................................................ More than 70 dB(1KHz)

Dynamic Range ........................................................ More than 80 dB(1KHz)

Distortion ........................................................................................less than 0.2%

Video Output ................................................................

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Specifications

FM TUNER

Frequency Range ........................................................ 87.5~107.9MHz

Usable Sensitivity ........................................................................ 10dB

SN Ratio ................................................................................ 55dB(mono)

Distortion ................................................................................ 0.5%(mono)

Stereo Separation ................................................ 30dB(65dBu,1KHz)

M TUNER

Frequency Range ........................................................ 530~1710 KHz

Usable Sensitivity ........................................................................ 30dB

Signal-to-Noise Ratio ................................................................ 50dB

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