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Av1410, Using the tft monitor – Audiovox AV1410 User Manual

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AV1410

10

USING THE TFT MONITOR

Open/Close TFT Monitor

O

p

e

n

TF

T Mo

ni

to

r

Press t

he

O

PEN

b

u

tton (1)

on the fr

ont p

a

n

e

l or

press the

(

)

button (2

5) of the

front zone r

e

mote control to activate

the mechanism th

at move

s the

di

spla

y p

anel into the

viewing

position.

Clos

e TF

T Mon

ito

r

Press t

he

O

PEN

b

u

tton (1)

on the fr

ont p

a

n

e

l or

press the

(

)

button (2

5) of the

front zone r

e

mote control to load the

display p

anel back into the comp

ar

tment.

TFT

Moni

tor A

u

to

Open

If “T

FT

Auto Op

en” is “

on” w

hen the unit is tu

rned on,

the

monitor automa

tically move

s to t

he viewing position.

If “T

FT

Auto Op

en” is ”

o

ff

” when

the unit is tur

ned on, pr

ess

the

OPEN

button (

1

) or

(

) b

u

tton (25

) on the

front zone

remote

contr

o

l

to move

the monitor into the viewing position.

Rev

e

rse D

riv

ing Use

If

th

e

rear-view video camer

a

is

connected,

the unit

is on

, and

the monitor is st

atione

d inside the main comp

artme

n

t of the

unit, the monitor au

tomatically moves

into th

e viewing

position and switches to

CAMERA mode upon

reverse

driving. When t

he reverse dr

iving

stop

s, th

e monito

r ret

u

rns

to the main storage

comp

artment.

If the monitor is in

display mod

e

, the monitor au

tomatically

sw

itches to CAMERA mode u

pon reverse dr

iving. When the

reverse dr

ivin

g stop

s, th

e monit

o

r re

turn to it

s original input

mode.

Moni

tor T

ilt

Angle

Adjustment

A kno

w

n characteristic of LC

D

p

anels is the quality of th

e

display in r

e

lationship to the vie

w

ing

angle

. The monitor

angle ca

n be adjuste

d for opt

imum vie

w

ing

using one

of the

following metho

d

s:

S

tep b

y

S

tep

Ang

le Ad

justm

e

nt

Press t

he (

) or

(

) button (3

, 4) on th

e monitor fr

ame to

adjust th

e tilt angle of the screen o

ne ste

p

at a time.

Con

tin

uo

us An

gle A

d

jus

tme

nt

Press a

nd hold

the (

) or (

) button (

3

, 4) o

n

the monitor

frame t

o

adju

s

t the

tilt angle in

a con

tinuou

s motion.

Aspect Ratio

Press t

he

WIDE

button (

28) on

the remote

contr

o

l

or

WIDE/

PICTURE

button

(2)

on

the mo

nitor

to

adju

s

t

the aspect r

a

tio

as follows:

Image Setting

V

ideo

O

u

tp

ut

Fo

rm

at

T

able

3

show

s th

e video outp

u

t format fo

r each playing

source.

*CVBS – Composite V

ideo Baseband Signal

Ad

justable Param

e

ters

While in DVD or

TUN

E

R mode, the o

n

ly p

a

ra

meter th

at can

be adjusted is br

ight

ness (BR

IGHT

). T

o

access “PICT

URE”

,

“C

OLO

R

”,

“CO

N

T

R

AST”, a

nd “T

INT”

you

must b

e

in AU

X o

r

CAMERA mode.

NOTE:

T

h

e d

e

fau

lt ad

justm

e

nt is “0” in P

A

L mo

de. T

in

t is

un

availab

le fo

r adju

stm

e

nt.

Paramet

e

r Adju

stm

e

nt

Proced

ure

1.

Ent

e

r Picture Qu

ality Set

ting

mo

de:

Press the

PIC

butto

n (24)

on the r

e

mote or

p

ress an

d

hold

the

WIDE/PICT

URE

but

ton (2)

on the monitor

pa

n

e

l.

2.

Select Item

to

Set:

Press the (

) (

) buttons (14, 2

2

) on the

remote or

pr

ess and ho

ld

the

(

) or (

) button

s

(

18, 19)

on the

monitor p

anel.

3.

Set Pa

ram

e

ters:

Press (

) (

)

button

s

(17,

19)

o

n

the

r

e

mote

or

press

(

) (

) bu

ttons (

16, 17)

on the monitor

p

anel.

4.

Exit P

icture Qua

lity Setting

Mod

e

:

Pr

ess the

PIC

but

ton (24)

on the r

e

mote or

press a

nd

hold

the

WIDE/PICT

URE

but

ton (2)

on the monitor

pa

n

e

l.

Parking Brake

Inhibit

W

hen the

“PRK SW” cable

is

connected to the br

ake

switch,

the disp

lay on

the T

FT

monito

r will d

ispla

y video

only when the vehicle is a

pplied.

P

arking bra

k

e fun

c

tion is overr

id

den when th

e video

source is set to C

A

MER

A

.

W

hen the

p

a

rkin

g brake inhib

it is a

c

tive

, the fron

t

monitor d

ispla

ys “Par

king Is

On

”, pr

eventing the

driver

fr

om watching content

while dr

iving

. Rear vid

eo scree

n

s

ar

e not af

fected.

Monitor Movement

Mechanism

If an o

b

str

u

ct

ion occurs in

the monitor p

a

th, the follow

ing

pr

otective measurement

s can be e

x

ecuted to p

revent

damage

to the mechanism o

r monitor:

Af

ter

the pr

otective procedur

e is executed, nor

mal ope

ration

is r

e

sumed by pre

s

sing

the

OPEN

button (2) or

disconn

ecting

and r

e

connecting th

e power

.

T

a

ble 3:

V

id

e

o O

u

tp

u

t Fo

rmat

s

Pla

y

ing

Source

V

id

e

o O

u

tput

Fo

rmat

TUNER

R

GB M

o

de

DVD

R

GB

M

o

d

e

A

U

X IN

CV

BS Mode

CA

MERA

CV

BS Mode

FU

L

L

T

he entire screen is exten

ded

ho

rizont

a

lly to the aspect

ra

tio

of 16 to

9.

The extension

ratio is the same at

an

y point.

WIDE

T

he screen is extended horizo

n

ta

lly

to

the

aspe

ct r

a

tio

of 16 to 9. T

he

extension ratio incr

eases tow

a

rd the

ri

ght

and le

ft

ends of the screen.

NO

R

M

AL

T

he con

v

entional display image has a

4 t

o

3 ratio of hor

izont

a

l to vertical,

leaving

a blan

k ar

ea on the r

ig

h

t and

lef

t sides of

the display

.

T

a

ble 4:

Mon

itor Prot

ectiv

e Measures

Ob

st

ru

ct

io

n

Sel

f

Pr

otect

ion

O

PEN Button

Pr

es

sed

Pow

e

r

Rec

o

n

n

ec

ted

Mon

ito

r load-

in

g o

u

t ho

ri-

zont

ally

Monit

o

r is aut

o-

mati

c

a

lly

loade

d int

o

u

n

it

M

o

n

ito

r fu

lly

ext

ended

h

o

ri-

zont

a

lly

Monit

o

r is aut

o-

matically

load

ed int

o

unit

Mon

ito

r load-

in

g i

n

h

o

ri-

zont

ally

Unit stop

s

at

obstr

uctio

n

point

M

o

n

ito

r fu

lly

ext

ended

h

o

ri-

zont

a

lly

Monit

o

r is aut

o-

matically

load

ed int

o

unit

Mon

ito

r load-

in

g o

u

t verti-

call

y

Unit stop

s

at

obstr

uctio

n

point

Monit

o

r swiv-

els

back

t

o

t

h

e

uni

t

Monit

o

r swiv-

els back

to

th

e

unit

Mon

ito

r load-

in

g i

n

ver

ti-

call

y

Unit stop

s

at

obstr

uctio

n

point

Monit

o

r swiv-

els

back

t

o

t

h

e

uni

t

Monit

o

r swiv-

els back

to

th

e

unit