Audiovox AVXMTG10U User manual

Instruction Manual

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An LCD paneland/or video monitormay be installedin a motorvehicle and visibleto the
driver if theLCD panel orvideo monitor isused for vehicleinformation , systemcontrol ,
rear or sideobservation or navigation. if theLCD panel orvideo monitor isused for
television reception ,video or DVDplay , theLCD panel orvideo monitor mustbe
installed so thatthese features willonly function whenthe vehicle isin “park” orwhen
the vehicles parkingbrake is applied.
An LCD paneland/or video monitorused for televisionreception , videoor DVD play
that operates whenthe vehicle isin gear orwhen the parkingbrake is notapplied must
be installed tothe rear ofthe driver seatwhere it willnot be visible, directly orindirectly ,
to the operatorof the motorvehicle .
Do not useany solvents orcleaning materials whencleaning the videomonitor.
Do not useany abrasive cleaners, they mayscratch the screen.
Use only lightlydampened lint freecloth to wipethe screen ifit is dirty.
Lock the LCDscreen in fullyclosed position whennot in use.
Before putting onheadphones always adjustthe volume settingto off orlowest
position
Remember to leavethe dome lightswitch in theoff or autopositions when thevehicle
is unattended ,as the domelights , ifleft on ,can drain thevehicle battery
Do not putpressure on thescreen .
Caution children toavoid touching orscratching the screen, as itmay become dirtyor
damaged .
For safety reasons, when changingvideo media itis recommended thatthe vehicle is
not in motion, and thatyou do notallow children tounfasten seat-belts tochange video
media or makeany adjustments tothe system .System adjustments canbe
accomplished using theremote control ,while seat-belts remainfastened .
Important Notice
Warnings
Safety precaution
* When connectingpower and groundin a mobilevideo installation ,insure that ACC
wire is fusedat the pointwhere it isconnected to thevehicle ACC wiring. Failure to
do so canresult in damageto the vehicle if a short circuit develops between the
vehicle connection pointand the mobile video product .
Important Notice
Front view
Function descriptions
Settings and adjustments
Source feature
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10 ” TFTLCD (TFT) monitor
Built-in DVD Player
Selectable(M1 and M2)IR Receive andTransmit Codes
Multi-Lingual OSD (OnScreen Display) forControl of PictureQuality and Functions
Audio\Video SourceInputs
Dome Lights withBuilt-in Three Way Switch
Last Memory forDVD
Built-in 16 ChannelFrequency Wireless FMModulator
EARphone Jack
Screen Mode Selection(16:9, 4:3)
Backlit Controls
Day\Night Picture Modes
AV\Output
USB/SD support
CONTROLS AND INDICATORS DIAGRAM (FRONT VIEW)
FEATURES
1 Dome Lights
Provide additional interior
illumination .
2 STOP
This button isused to stopplayback.
3 SCREEN MODE
Wide (16:9) ,Normal (4:3 )and
display off
4 EJECT Button
This Button isused for ejecting
discs from thedisc compartment .
5 FMM
Used to selectthe frequentcy in
sequence rotaion :FM OFF,
CH 1 88.1MHz, CH2 88.3MHz,
CH 3 88.5MHz, CH4 88.7MHz,
CH 5 88.9MHz, CH6 89.1MHz,
CH 7 89.3MHz, CH8 89.5 MHz
CH 9 89.7MHz, CH10 89.9MHz,
CH11 90.1MHz,CH12 90.3MHz,
CH13 90.5MHz, CH14 90.7MHz,
CH15 90.9MHz, CH1691.1MHz,
6 POWER
Used to turnthe system on/off.
7 PRESS
Press this buttonto TFT LCD
open monitor.After theunit has
been turned onand is displaying
a picture, adjustthe viewing angle,
by pivoting thescreen to optimize
the picture quality.
8 PLAY\PAUSE( )
This button isused to startplayback and
pause to disc.
9 VOLUME(-)
Todecrease the volumeof wired
headphones and decrease the level of
selected picture controls
10 PIC
Allows theuser to enterthe picture
adjustment mode
11 VOLUME( )
Toincrease the volumeof wired
headphones and decrease the level of
selected picture controls
12 SOURCE
Use to selectone of thesources:
DVD VIDEO1,VIDEO2, MEDIA.
13 Ventilation Openings
14 LCD cut off switch
15 LCD Panel
16 Wireless Headphones Transmit .
17: Remote controlwindow
CONTROLS AND INDICATORS DIAGRAM (FRONT VIEW)
1 Three Position DomeLight Switch
ON-Turn on the dome lights
OFF-The dome Lightswill not turnon in thisposition
AUTO-Automatically switcheson the domelights in
conjunction with thevehicle interior illumination.
2 SD Card Reader
Sustain SD Card\MMC .
3 USB 2.0 INPUT FOR USBPEN DRIVE
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1 DISC indicator light
2 DVD Disc insertionslot
CONTROLS AND INDICATORS DIAGRAM (FRONT VIEW)
1 REMOTE CONTROL WINDOW
2. AV IN Jack
3. Headphone Jack
Remote CONTROL OPERATION
Before attempting tooperate your RemoteControl , installthe batteries asdescribed ibid .
Function descriptions
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1: POWER Button press this buttonto turn theunit ON and OFF
2:NUMBER Button
Allow theuser to enternumbers 0to 9 for selection of selection of CD tracks , DVD
chapters , passwordsetting
3 PREVIOUS\CURSOR
GO the previouschapter or track . cursor use to menu selections on the screen.
4 MENU Button
Allows theuser to access the DVD(DVD MODE)
5 OK Button(ENTER)
Used to implementa selected setting or menu option
6 SCAN BACKWARD\CURSOR( )
Scan backward at2.4.8.16 or 4 times speed . cursor use to menu selections on the
screen.
7 PLAY\PAUSE( )
This button isused to startplayback and pauseto disc.
8 NEXT \CURSOR
GO the nextchapter or track. cursor use to menu selections on the screen.
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9AB
Allow userrepeat the playbackfrom pointA topoint B .
Once Repeat A- Mark the beginning of the section to repeat ( Set point A )
Twice Repeat AB Mark the end of the section repeat (Set point B)
3 timesAB off Cancelthe A-Brepeat function .
10 REPEAT
Allows theuser to repeata selected title, chapter ,or track .
For MP3 disc,press “repeat” torepeat playing presentfile; press itagain to repeat
playing the folder.
11 MUTE
Press this buttonto mute theaudio for wirelessFMM and wiredheadphones.
12 DAY\NIGHT Mode Button
This control togglesthe unit between“DAY” and“NIGHT” LCD illuminationmodes .
in the “DAY” mode, theLCD backlit intensityis at maximum.In”NIGHT” mode, the
LCD backlit isdimmed to apreset level thatis more suitablefor low lightoperation .
13 FMM ON\OFF
Turns thewireless FM Modulatoron or off.
14 CHANNEL SELECT
Selects the wirelessFM Modulator Frequency(CH188.1MHz, CH2 88.3MHz,CH3
88.5MHz, CH4 88.7MHz,CH5 88.9MHz, CH689.1MHz, CH 789.3MHz, CH8 89.5MHz
CH9 89.7MHz,CH10 89.9MHz,CH11 90.1MHz,CH12 90.3MHz,CH1390.5MHz
CH14 90.7MHz,CH15 90.9MHz,CH1691.1MHz).
15 VOLUME - /(+)
Press to decreaseor increase the volume level of the picture adjustments .
16 SUBTITLE
Press to displayand select theavailable subtitle languagein DVD mode.
17 Screen Mode Selection( )
Press the buttonto screen 16:9or 4:3 mode.
18 AUDIO
Press the buttonto audio languageselection (depend ondiscs) .
19 DISPLAY
Press to displaycurrent disc informationwhile the discis playing .
20 ZOOM
Press this buttonto enlarge thepicture when playinga DVD disc.
Once Enlarge thepicture 1 timesof the originalsize
Twice Enlargethe picture 2times of theoriginal size
3 times Enlargethe picture 3times of theoriginal size
4 times Enlarge the picture4 times ofthe original size
5 times Pictureis returned tooriginal size .
21 STOP
Press to stopplayback .
22 SOURCE
Each time the button ispressed, the audio\videosource will changein the menu
selection . (DVD\AV1\CARD\USB)
24 PIC
Allows theuser to enterthe picture adjustmentmode (BRIGHTNESS,
CONTRAST,Hue, Saturtation RESET).Once the desiredadjustment bar isdisplayed,
use the VOLUME(+)\VOLUME(-)button to adjustthe setting .thedisplay will
automatically turn offif on adjustmentsare made within6 seconds ,or is anyother
button is pressed.
25 SETUP
Press to displaythe setup menuwhich allows theuser to changethe DVD player
options such asOSD LANGUAGE, PARENTALCONTROL etc .
26 RETURN
Press Return once: Go todisc menu .
Press Return Twice : Goto movies playback
27 ANGLE
Todisplay multi anglepicture (depend ondiscs)
28 EJECT
This is usedto eject thedisc.
29 IRT A-B
Press to changeIRT transmit band between A&B.
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23 SCAN FORWARD( )
Scan Forward at2.4.8.16 or 4times speed .cursor use tomenu selections onthe
screen.
Turns theIRT on or off .
Function descriptions Function descriptions
SETTINGS AND ADJUSTMENTS
The setup Menucontains features andoptions that letyou customize yourDVD player .
For example ,you can seta language forthe on screendisplay, limitplayback for
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SYSTEM SETUP
Press “Setup” button,the main menuwill be
displayed on thescreen.
In the General SetupPage, press button to
highlight this item.
Press OK buttonto access.
Press button to select the settings.
Press OK buttonto confirm yourselection.
Press button toexit.
GENERAL SETUP PAGE
TV Display
Enter this option, usercan set screen display
format(Normal/PS, Normal/LB, Wide)
The default is “Wide”
Note
The function dependson the display ratio
with which the DVDdisc is recorded.
Please choose “Wide(16:9) whenusing 16:9
wide screen TVset 16:9.
TV Type
Enter this optionto select TVtype(PAL, NTSC)
The default isNTSC.
Angle Mark
Enter this optionto set theangle during playback.
Optional setting: ON,OFF
The default isPAL
SYSTEM SETUP
OSD Language
In this option,user can setOSD menu language.
The default isEnglish.
Screen Saver
Enter this optionto set whetherto activate the
screen saver function.
The default isON.
SYSTEM SETUP
Audio
Enter this option,user can selectyour preferred
audio language forDVDs. The defaultis English.
Note
User can also changethe audio language during
playback by pressing the Audio button.
The audio languagedepends on the material
on each disc.
Subtitles
Select your preferred languageto show the
subtitles on the screen.The subtitle languages
depend on the informationavailable on each disc.
You canalso change the subtitlelanguage during
playback by pressing theSubtitle button.

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SYSTEM SETUP
Disc Menu
This function allowsyou to choosethe menu
language stored onthe disc.
The default isEnglish.
The function isonly available forDVD.
Parental
Enter this option, usercan set child lockto prevent
children watching some unsuitablecontent in DVD
disc.
The function is disc-dependent.
The default isADULT.
Default
Select this itemand press OKbutton to reset all
settings to the originalfactory settings.
PLAYING JPG FILES
1. Place aJPG disc intothe tray,the unit will start reading and play.
2. Press MENUto browse JPGfiles.
3. Press" "to select aJPG file andpress OK buttonto confirm.
4. Press torotate the picturecounter-clockwise, press torotate the picture
clockwise.
5. Press DISPLAY when viewingpictures, you canselect different refreshmode as
follows:
a. from topto bottom
b. from bottomto top
c. from leftside to rightside
d. from rightside to leftside
e. from lefttop to rightbottom
f. from righttop to leftbottom
g. from leftbottom to righttop
h. from rightbottom to lettop
i. from horizontalcenter to bothsides
j. from verticalcenter to bothsides
k. from topand bottom tocenter
l. From rightand left tocenter
m. from fourwindow's top sideto bottom side
n. from fourwindow's left sideto right side
o. from 4edges to center
6. During viewingfiles, “ ”may appear whenpressing “Angle” or“Subtitle” or “Audio”
or “Title” etc, in this situation, these options are unavailable to operate.
7. When viewingJPG files, press“ ” ,pictures will bedisplayed in thumbnailmode, press
“ ”or “OK ”button toselect one pictureto view.
PLAYING MP3 FILES
1. Place MP3 disc into thedisc door orinsert USB disk, SD card to USB port or SD
card slot, press“ ” or “ OK ”button to choosea MP3 file, press “ ”or “ OK ”
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TROUBLE SHOOTING
PROBLEM SOLUTION
IR remote inoperative
Disc won’t play
Play starts, butthen stop immediately
No sound ordistorted sound
Can’t advance througha movie
The icon ( ) appears onscreen
Picture is distorted
1. Verify thatthe batteries in theremote are
fresh.
2. Verify thatthe remote sensor eyeis not
obstructed.
1. The discmight be damaged, try another
disc.
2. It isnormal for somedistortion to appear
during forward or reverse scan.
The feature oraction cannot becompleted at
this time because
1. The disc’ssoftware restricts it.
2. The disc’ssoftware doesn’t support the
feature.
3. The featureis not available atthe moment.
4. You’verequested a titleor chapter number
that is out of the range.
1. Youcan’t advance throughthe opening
credits and warning information that
appears at the beginning of amovie
because the disc isprogrammed to
prohibit that action.
1. Make sureyour DVD isconnected properly.
Make sure all cables are securelyinserted
into the appropriate jacks.
2. If youare using 2-channel IRheadphones,
make sure you turn on theIR headphone
power, make surethe correct channel(A-B)
is selected.
3. Make surethe modulator isON and the
proper frequency has been selected.
1. The discis dirty, clean it.
2. Condensation has formed,allow player to
dry out.
1. Insert adisc with thelabel side facing up.
2. Check thetype of thedisc you put into the
disc tray.This DVD only plays DVD, VCD,
audio CD, JPEG, MP3 and MPEG4.
3. Both theunit and thedisc are coded by
region. If the regional code doesn’tmatch,
the disc can’t be played.
SOURCE FEATURE
DVD
When a discis loading tothe DVD player, the program system will switch to DVD mode
directly whatever theCARD or USBand AV is in play condition.
Last Memory forthe DVD mode:Every time turningpower on, itwill play from the point
stopped last time.
At power OFFmode, put intoa disc, andit can automaticallyslot in the disc and turn
power on.
AV1
The unit willaccept an audio/videoinput through the3RCA jackslocated on therear of
the unit. Theaudio/video device canbe a video game system, video camera, or other
input device.
CARD
Insert a card(compatiblewith normal SD/MMC/MS)and play content.
Supported format: MP3,JPEG, AVI, MPEG , etc.
USB
Insert USB andplay content.
Supported format: MP3,JPEG, AVI, MPEG , etc.
OVERHEAD DOME LIGHTS
The Dome Lightintegrated into theF101 are controlledby a threeposition slide switch.
Sliding the switchto the ONposition will turnthe light ON.The OFF positionwill
prevent the lightsfrom turning ONwith the vehicleinterior lighting, andthe auto
position will allowthe lights toturn ON andOFF with thevehicle interior lighting.Refer
to the installationguide for wireconnections. Do notleave the vehicleunattended with
the dome lightswitch in theON position, asthis could resultin a dischargedbattery.
REMOTE SENSOR
The unit incorporatestwo infrared remotesensors which relaysignals from theremote
control to allowthe unit tobe controlled simplyby pointing itsremote control atthe
remote sensor.The infrared sensorcan relay signals from most manufacturer's remote
control to itsrespective component connectedto theAV input,in this case, you must
use the remotecontrol supplied withthe component.
DVD
AV1
USB
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Type :TFT Active Matrix LCD
Pixels :800x480
Operation Temperature : 0~ 55°C
Storage Temperature : -20~ 70°C
Back light :LED
Power Source :DC12V
Video Display System : NTSC/PAL
Headphone AudioOutput : 0.05W@ 32 ohms
Video Output :1.0Vpp@ 75 ohms
SPECIFICATIONS
FCC STATEMENT
1. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference
that may cause undesired operation.
2. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,
there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.
If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception,
which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
-- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
-- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different
from that to which the receiver is connected.
-- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Installation Guide
1) 10” LCDOverhead Monitor withDVD play-(1 PCS)
2) 6 PinPower harness (1 PCS )
3) 2 PinPower / WireHarness with choke( 1 PCS)
4) 3 RCAjack pigtail ( 1 PCS)
5) hardware package
# M5*9 4PCS
# TA4*9 6PCS
6) Remote Control( 1 PCS)
7) Mounting Bracket(1 PCS)
8)Snap on cover 3pcs
9)Snap on cover 3pcs
10)Pry Tool
11)3.5mm TIP/3RCA JACK PIG TAIL (1PC)
12) 3pcs
MATERIALS INCLUDED IN THIS PACKAGE
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1)Decide upon systemconfiguration and optionsthat will beinstalled.
2)Review all manualsto become familiarwith electrical requirementsand hook ups
3)Decide upon mountinglocation of allcomponents and methodof mounting
4)Prep the vehicleby removing anyinterior trim necessaryto gain accessto vehicle’s
wiring as wellas all areaswher interconnecting wireharnesses will needto be located.
If any accessholes need tobe cut intothe vehicle, thisshould be donenow as well.
5)Route the wiringharnesses throughout thevehicle as necessary.(Refer to thewiring
Diagrams on thismanual as wellas the wiring instructions for the individual
components and accessoryoptions being installed).Be sure thatall wiring isprotected
from sharp edgesand is routedin such amanner that pinchedwhen all componentsand
interior trim arefully installed. Besure to leaveenough slack inthe wiring ateach
component to allowworking room
6)Remove allA/V system componentsform their packagingand place themloosely in the
vehicle at theirrespective locations.
7)Connect all componentstogether and verifyproper operation ofall system functions.
Note: This isbest done BEFORE, components have been permanently mounted .
8)After verifying properoperation of thesystem , proceedto mount ofeach component
9)When all componentsare mounted ,recheck function ofentire system againto ensure
that no wiringwas pinched orconnected improperly duringfinal installation..
GENERAL INSTALLATION APPROACH
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Installing the snapon covers
Place the podon a soft
surfaces to avoid
dannaging the plastic
Shroud Screen Back Cab
Disconnect the screen cover
Inset the suppliedprytoool to “A”,”B”and“c” snap oncover.
“A” “B”
“C”
Installing the screencover
“D”
Open the screenand hook thetwo tabs”D”on thebuttom edge ofthe screen snapthe
opposite side overthe bringe
Disconnect the shroud
Beg in byhooking area “E”(fastener)over the domelight and slidethe cover overthe
pod The coverwill snap inplace.
“E”(fastener)
“D”
“D”“D”
Pry Tool

M5 Screw
Video Unit
Self-drilling Screws
Mounting Bracket
Headliner
Roof Support
Roof
GENERAL INSTALLATION APPROACH
Installing the shroud
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Open the monitorangle to pull “F” fist note and contraposition “I”button up
“F”
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GENERAL INSTALLATION APPROACH
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AV IN3RCA jackpig tail

For negative systems,connect the purple/ brown (Lampauto) wire tothe vehicle's
switched wire. Theconnect the red/ black (lampon) wire toa good groundand the black
/ red (lampcommon ) wireto fused constant12 volt source.Negative systems are
commonly found onGeneral Motors andimport vehicles.
NOTE: Some vehicleswhich incorporate transistorizedcontrol of thedome light circuit,
such as the1999 Dodge Caravan,may require thatthe purple /brown (Lamp auto)wire
be connected tothe door pinswitch wire, asthe additional currentdraw of theMonitor's
lights may notbe supported bythe output ofthe vehicles bodycontrol computer.
CONNECTING THE DOMELIGHTS
Positive Switched DomeLighting
The dome lightsin the videomonitor require threeconnections to thevehicle's wiring
.There are twocommon types ofdome light circuitsused, positive ornegative switched.
Positive systems supplyvoltage to theinterior lights toturn them on, negative switched
systems apply groundto illuminate thebulbs. To determine whichsystem you haveyou
must locate thewires at thedome light. Ona positive switchedsystem. with allthe
doors closed andlights out, bothwires at thedome light willrest at ground.When the
light is activated,one of thesewires will switchto +12 vdc. This isvehicle's switching
wire. On anegative switched system,with all thedoors closed andthe lights out.Both
wires at thedome light willrest at +12vdc.Whenthe light isactivated. One ofthese
wires will switchto ground. Thisis the switching wire.
For positive systems,connect the purple/ brown (Lampauto) wire tovehicle's switched
wire. Then connectthe red /black (lamp on) wire to a fused constant 12 colt source and
the black/red(lamp common)wire to agood ground. Positivesystems are commonly
found on Fordvehicles.
To 6 pin
connector
on Monitor
To
constant
+12vdc
To
constant
+12vdc
Factory Door ajar
switch or Body
Control computer
Red/black-Lamp on
Black/red-Lamp common
Purple/brown-Lamp Auto
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Negative Switched DomeLighting
To 6 pin
connector
To
constant
Factory Door ajar
switch or Body
Control computer
Red/black-Lamp on
Black/red-Lamp common
Purple/brown-Lamp Auto
To
constant