Winnebago Audio-Video System User manual

FLIP-DOWN SCREEN VIDEO
PLAYERS
(Rear Bunk models only)
–If Equipped
The flip-down LCD screen TV/DVD
Video Players are mounted overhead in
each of the bunk beds.
The Video Players operate
independently so the occupant of one
bunk may watch a TV program while
the other watches a DVD. The players
each contain auxiliary audio-video
inputs for connection of a video game
system or other audio-video equipment
if desired.
Headphone Sound
• The Video
Players have
no external
speakers.
Sound is heard
through
personal stereo
headphones,
which plug into jacks near the ceiling
of each bunk.
• Headphones are stored in pockets on
the wall of each bunk.
Remote Control and Wireless
Sound
•A
sensor
array
inside
the front ‘dome’ of each Video
Player receives command signals
from the remote control.
• The sensor array also continuously
transmits wireless sound signals for
reception on IR and FM wireless
headphones.
• See Video Player instruction guide in
your InfoCase for remote control
instructions and additional
information on wireless headphones.
12-Volt Master Power
• The Video Players
operate on 12-volt DC
current. Turn on the 12-
Volt master power (TV)
switch shown, located on
the back wall of the top bunk.
NOTE: To avoid drain on the 12-Volt
house battery, we recommend
turning the master power switch off
when Video Players will not be in
use.
Video Player Power ON/OFF
• The
Video
Player
will
power up
automatically when the screen is
flipped down.
Slide the Screen Latch to either the
left or right to release the flip-down
LCD screen.
• The Video Player will automatically
power off about 15 minutes after a
DVD is finished no video signal is
present.
• The POWER switch
may also be used to
switch the Video
Player On or Off
while the screen is
flipped down.
To Play DVD
• Insert the DVD
label side down
(facing you) into
the slot on the side
of the player. The
player will automatically switch to
DVD mode. The screen will display
the DVD logo and begin to read the
disc.
• The DVD may load directly to the
main title/menu screen or it may
begin to play previews. You may be
able to skip previews if desired by
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Audio-Video System
Basic Operation
Guide
Flip-Down Screen TV/DVD
Video Players
(Rear Bunk models only)
If Equipped
Part No. 132001-17-007
0702061002 October 2006
Copyright 2006 Winnebago Industries, Inc.
All rights reserved.
NOTE: See your InfoCase for specific
operating guides for audio and
video components.
pressing the ‘NEXT’ button on the
remote until you see the main menu
screen.
• When the main menu screen
appears, press the PLAY button on
the player or ENTER button on the
remote control to begin playing the
feature, or use the arrow buttons to
select the desired entry.
• Volume is adjusted with the arrow
buttons on the player or the remote
control.
To Play CD Audio (or CD Video)
• The Video Player is also capable of
playing CD Audio music and CD
Video discs.
• Insert the CD label side down
(facing you) into the slot on the side
of the player. The player will
automatically switch to proper
mode to play audio or video CD.
To Watch TV
•Press TV/VIDEO
button to select
TV Mode.
• Press the Up/
Down arrow
buttons on the remote or player to
advance channels in auto stored
memory. Specific channels not in
auto memory can be selected using
the channels using the number
buttons on the remote.
• See Video Player instruction guide
in your InfoCase for TV channel
setup instructions.
To Connect Game Systems or
Other A/V Components
• Plug the audio
and video
cables of the
game system
or component
into the audio-video input jacks at
the rear underside of the Video
Player.
• Switch the game system or
component ON.
• Press TV/VIDEO
button on Video
Player to select.
VIDEO 1 or
VIDEO 2 input.
(The component logo or other
indication may appear on screen
when proper input is selected).
• Operate game system or component
using the component’s controller(s).
• See Video Player instruction guide
in your InfoCase for more
information.
Reading
Lights
• Slide
switch to
either
position ON or DOOR* to turn
reading lights on.