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Page 1: ...13 3 lnch LED Backlit LCD Roof Mount DVD Player With DVD CD MP3 HDMI MHL AVXMTG13UHD HIGH DEFINITION MULTIMEDIA INTERFACE Mobile High ii Jefinition Link Audiava INSTALLATION GUIDE ...

Page 2: ...and Installing Snap On Covers and Shroud S Installing the Trim Ring 8 General Vehicle Installation Approach 9 Vehicle Preparation 10 Connecting the Dome Lights 11 Installing the Mounting Bracket 13 Wiring the AVXMTG13UHDVideo System 14 Installing the AVXMTG13UHD Video System 15 Troubleshooting 16 Notes 17 1 ...

Page 3: ... that operates when the vehicle is in gear or when the parking brake is not applied must be installed to the rear of the driver seat where it will not be visible directly or indirectly to the operator of the motor vehicle Important Notice When installing this overhead monitor there should be no obstructions such as extra cabling power chokes or any other objects placed between this overhead and su...

Page 4: ... control programmed to the Ml mode Conversely a unit set to Ml mode will not work with a remote control programmed to the M2 mode To change from Ml to M2 mode point the remote control towards theIR receiver on the AVXMTG13UHD Press and hold the M2 button for 5 to 7 seconds The following screen will be displayed Note The OSD willappear on the screen for 4 5 seconds To change from M2 to Ml mode poin...

Page 5: ...ware kit are provided to facilitate installation Use extreme caution when using these screws to avoid damage to vehicle roof or other components wiring etc 5 Remote Control P N 136 5185 6 Mounting Bracket P N 108 4087 7 Snap on Shroud Pewter P N 172 0257 Shale P N 172 0256 8 Snap on Screen Cover Pewter P N 172 0189 Shale P N 172 0188 9 PryTool P N 100 2565 10 3 5mm 3RCA Jack pigtail P N 112 4143 1...

Page 6: ...0 13 3 Overhead LCD Monitor with DVD Player 2 Disconnecting the Screen Cover 1 1 Open the LCD screen Snap On Shroud 2 3 4 0 Snap On Cover Pry Tool 3 2 Insert the supplied pry tool between the LCD screen and snap on screen cover at locations A B and C and gently pry the cover away from the screen 5 ...

Page 7: ...screen cover into the notches on the bottom edge of the LCD screen 3 Snap the opposite side of the screen cover over the hinges Disconnecting the Shroud 1 1 Open the LCD screen 2 Insert the supplied pry tool between the unit and shroud at fastener locations E and gently pry the shroud away from the unit 6 ...

Page 8: ...Installing the Shroud 2 1 Open the LCD screen 2 Slide the shroud over the unit The shroud will snap into place at locations F 7 ...

Page 9: ...e installed 1 Turn the DVD Player over on a surface with protective covering to prevent scratches 2 Place the trim ring onto the DVD Player so that the two pins on the trim ring 11 A line up with the two alignment holes on the top surface of the monitor 11 8 shown in the figure below Trim Ring eo DVD PLAYER o 0 IIJJ A B 3 Locate the ten 1 0 M2 6 x 6mm Self Tapping Screws PIN 100 2568 in the hardwa...

Page 10: ... packaging and place them loosely in the vehicle at their respective locations 7 Connect all components together and verify the proper operation of all system functions Note This is best done BEFORE components have been permanently mounted 8 After verifying proper operation of the system proceed to mount each component 9 When all components are mounted recheckthe function ofthe entire system Ensur...

Page 11: ...o monitor is where the vehicle s factory dome light is installed The monitor should be located in such a manner that it can be comfortably viewed by rear seat passengers NOTE NEVER INSTALL THE MONITOR INA PLACE WITHIN THE DRIVER S VIEW THIS IS NOTONLYDANGEROUS BUTITIS ALSO ILLEGAL INMANY STATES 4 Once the mounting location of the monitor has been determined additional preparation work may be neces...

Page 12: ...to wire to the vehicle s switched wire Then connect the Red I Black Lamp ON wire to a fused constant 12 volt source and the Black I Red Lamp Common wire to a good ground Positive switched systems are commonly found on Ford vehicles For negative switched systems connect the Purple I Brown Lamp Auto wire to the vehicle s switched wire Then connect the Red I Black Lamp On wire to a good ground and th...

Page 13: ...rown Lamp Auto l To constant 12 VDC To constant 12 VDC Factory Door Ajar Switch or Body Control Computer 12 To 6 pin connector Negative Switched Dome Lighting Red black Lamp on Black red Lamp common Purole brown Lamo Auto Factory Door Ajar Switch or Body Control Computer I To constant 12 VDC To constant 12 voc ...

Page 14: ...f Cross Member CAUTION Be sure that the Self drilling Screws do not pierce the outer roof skin when fully fastened to the Roof Cross Member NOTE In some vehicles the headlinermayneedto be cut to install the mounting bracketproperly Use caution to avoidcutting wires above or attached to the headliner e Roof fr Roof Cross Member F tM M M M M r li I Vehicle CAUTION Use extreme caution when using the ...

Page 15: ...nput of an optional external monitor Verify all system functions before final mounting of the finished assembly AN Source Definitions AV Signal Harness to the 3 RCA Jack Pigtail is used for AV input P N 112 4143 DVD Built in DVD HDMI MHL HDMI MHL Input USB USB Input CARD SD Card input NOTE The antenna has been designed for optimalperformance When installing the unit position the antenna for best r...

Page 16: ...g four MS screws I Front of Vehicle Mounting Bracket ICJ Roof Headliner Mounting Bracket Video Unit AVXMTG13UHD 4 x MS Screws CAUTION The 15mm 25mm and 40mm screws 4 each in the hardware kit are provided to facilitate installation Use extreme caution when using these screws to avoid damage to vehicle roof or other components wiring etc 15 ...

Page 17: ...ideo monitor Verify a ground connection with a continuity test from a known good ground to the black wire at the 2 Pin Power Harness Verify that the correct source is selected i e 1 2 3 or 4 Verify that the source is on and playing a known good media such as a videotape Verify the connections at both ends of the source component harness ...

Page 18: ...NOTES 17 ...

Page 19: ... 2014 VOXX Electronics Corp 150 Marcus Blvd Hauppauge NY 11788 For Customer Service Visit Our Website At www voxxelectronics com Product Information Photos FAQ s Owner s Manuals 128 9269 ...

Page 20: ...13 3 lnch LED Backlit LCD Roof Mount DVD Player With DVD CD MP3 HDMI MHL AVXMTG13UHD HIGH DEFINITION MULTIMEDIA INTERFACE Mobile High i lefinition Link Audiava OPERATION MANUAL ...

Page 21: ...ors Diagram 6 Remote Control Operation 8 DVD Basics 12 Loading and Playing Discs 14 Settings and Adjustments Use Remote Control for setting and adjusting 14 Playing JPEG Files 18 Playing MP3 FILES 19 Wireless FM Modulator 19 Source Features 20 HDMI MHL and USB Port Information 22 Troubleshooting 23 Specifications 25 Notes 26 2 ...

Page 22: ...e visible directly or indirectly to the operator of the motor vehicle 3 WARNINGS Do not use any solvents or cleaning materials when cleaning the video monitor Do not use any abrasive cleaners they may scratch the screen Use only lightly dampened lint free cloth to wipe the screen if it is dirty Lock the LCD screen in fully closed position when not in use Before putting on headphones always adjust ...

Page 23: ... to ensure that you obtain the best results from your equipment FEATURES 13 3 TFT LCD monitor LED Backlight Built in DVD Player HDMI MHL Input Selectable A and B IR receive and transmit modes Multi Lingual On Screen Display OSD for control of picture quality and functions AudioNideo source inputs Dome lights with built in three way switch Last Position Memory for DVD Built in 16 channel frequency ...

Page 24: ...ote control programmed to the M1 mode Conversely a unit set to M1 mode will not work with a remote control programmed to the M2 mode To change from M1 to M2 mode point the remote control towards theIR receiver on the AVXMTG13UHD Press and hold the M2 button for 5 to 7 seconds The following screen will be displayed NOTE This screen will be displayed for 4 5 seconds To change from M2 to M1 mode poin...

Page 25: ... SCREEN RELEASE PRESS Button Press this button to release the LCD screen from its locked position The screen will drop down slightly Pivot 13 the screen downward until a comfortable viewing angle is reached 8 POWER Button Press this button to turn the system on or off The button is lit blue when power is available 9 FMM Button Turns the wireless FM Modulator FMM on or off 10 EJECT Button Press thi...

Page 26: ... 2 0 Port Insert USB device for playback of audio video files 4 SD Card Slot Insert SD card for playback of audio video files 5 Three Position Dome Light Switch ON Turn on the dome lights OFF The dome lights will not turn on in this position AUTO Automatically switches on the dome lights in conjunction with the vehicle s interior illumination 6 HDMI MHL Input For connection of devices with HDMI MH...

Page 27: ...attery Replacement D D D D D I V RELEASE D 0 0 D D Protective Pull Tab Battery Holder 2 Clear Plastic 1 Depress the tab 1 and slide the battery holder 2 out in the direction of the arrow 2 Install one CR2025 battery Make sure that the proper polarity or is observed 3 Slide the battery holder into the remote control until it locks 1 2 CR2025 Back View CR2025 8 ...

Page 28: ...e cursor is used to select menus on the screen 7 PLAY PAUSE II Button Used to start playback or pause playing 8 NEXT DOWN CURSOR Button Go to the next chapter or track The cursor is used to select menus on the screen 9 A B Button Allows the userto repeat the playbackfrom point A to point B Press A B Button Once Repeat A Marks the beginning of the section to repeat set point A Press A B Button Twic...

Page 29: ...to increase or decrease the volume level or increase or decrease the level of the selected the picture adjustment when using the PIC button 16 SUBTILE Button Press to display and select an available subtitle language in DVD mode 17 SCREEN MODE SELECTION lib Button Press this button to switch between Wide 16 9 or Normal 4 3 aspect ratios 18 AUDIO Button Press this button to display and select an av...

Page 30: ...ng The display will automatically turn off in 6 seconds or if any other button is pressed 25 SETUP Button Press this button to display the setup menu The setup menu allows the user to change DVD player options such as OSD LANGUAGE PARENTAL CONTROL etc 26 RETURN Button Press Return Once Go to disc menu Press Return Twice Go to movie playback 27 ANGLE Button Press this button to display and select d...

Page 31: ... to play If the region codes do not match the disc will not play This system is set to Region 1 USA and will not play discs that have a region code different from Region 1 The system will display WRONG REGION 12 Region 1 USA Canada Region 2 Japan Europe South Africa Middle East Greenland Region 3 South Korea Taiwan Hong Kong Parts of South East Asia Region 4 Australia New Zealand Latin America inc...

Page 32: ... JPEG picture files This unit is capable of playing most recordable DVD formats However due to the variety of disc manufacturers and software playback can not be guaranteed for every disc Disc Compatibility Before a disc is loaded make sure that it is compatible with the player The following discs can not be played with this player MiniDisc Laserdisc CD I CD ROM DVD ROM Super Audio CD SACD or DVD ...

Page 33: ...General Password or Preference Setup Page menus contains features and options that let you customize your DVD player For example the user can choose a language for the On Screen Display OSD or control DVD playback content for children Main Menu 1 Press the SETUP button The Main Menu will appear on the screen 2 Press the II II or II II button to select the General Password or Preference Setup Pages...

Page 34: ...ack on or off Angle mode allows you to select different camera angles in DVD playback Optional settings On Off The default setting is Off NOTE The number ofangles vary from disc to disc Not all discs contain this option TV Type This item allows the user to select aTV type Optional Settings PAL NTSC The default setting is NTSC NOTE For best system performance the selected setting should remain at N...

Page 35: ... the Change option 2 Press the OK button The Change Password screen appears NOTE The default password is 3308 This password is always accepted even after a new password has been entered To avoid the possibility ofothers using the default password to change passwords record this default password in another area and delete it from this manual Change Password 1 Enter the default or old four number pa...

Page 36: ... on each disc Optional Settings English French Spanish Italian Off The default setting is Off NOTE The subtitle language can also be changed during playback bypressing the Subtitle button Disc Menu This item allows the user to choose the menu language stored on the disc Optional Settings English French Spanish Italian The default setting is English NOTE This function is only available for DVDplayb...

Page 37: ... during playback Each time the Display button is pressed one of sixteen different refresh modes is selected The refresh modes are as follows a Wipe Top i Extend From Center Horizontal b Wipe Bottom j Extend From Center Vertical c Wipe Left k Compress to Center Horizontal d Wipe Right I Compress to Center Vertical e Diagonal Wipe Left Top m Window Horizontal f Diagonal Wipe Right Top n Window Verti...

Page 38: ...ODULATOR 00 36 03 43 IE Dir 001 Ctyy The FM Modulator allows the user to listen to audio through the vehicle s radio To choose a FM frequency for audio playback through the vehicle s radio 1 Select a station between 88 1 and 91 1 that is not used by a broadcasting radio station 2 On the remote control press the FMM ON OFF button until FM ON appears on the screen 3 Press the CHANNEL SELECT button t...

Page 39: ...turned off and then on and the DVD disc is not removed the unit will play the DVD from the point it stopped last time HDMI MHL The HDMI MHL input allows the user to enjoy high definition digital images and high quality sound by connecting a HD device such as a Blu ray player or smartphone with an HDMI output to the system The HDMI MHL input also allows the user to connect with a Mobile High Defini...

Page 40: ...the switch to the ON position will turn the light ON The OFF position will prevent the lights from turning ON with the vehicle interior lighting The AUTO position will allow the lights to turn ON and OFF with the vehicle interior lighting Refer to the installation guide for wire connections Do not leave the vehicle unattended with the dome light switch in the ON position as this could discharge th...

Page 41: ...ce provider to find an adapter that will work with your device www amazon com is a good source for finding an adapter that will work with your smartphone 22 HOMI devices Chromecast media streaming device www google com and search for Chromecast Roku HDMI streaming device http www roku com products compare Note A V output terminal no signal stream out on the HDMI MHL mode as the HDMI MHL is the Hig...

Page 42: ...using 2 channeiiR headphones make sure the correct channel A B is selected See page 5 3 Make sure the modulator is ON and the proper frequency has been selected on the vehicle s radio 4 Make sure the audio is not muted See page 10 5 Make sure the IR Transmitter is turned ON See page 10 Can t advance through a movie 1 The user is unable to advance through the opening credits and warning information...

Page 43: ...an HDMI MHL input not working for the 1 May require a special HDMI MHL adapter Contact your HDMI MHL device supplier for adapter HDMI MHL enabled device 2 Some devices may need to boot up before showing picture NO SIGNAL displayed on screen 1 No source plugged into the AN AUX MEDIA or HDMI input 2 Some devices may need to boot up before showing picture 24 ...

Page 44: ...tion Temperature Storage Temperature Backlight Power Source Video Display System Headphone Audio Output Video Output TFT Active Matrix LCD 1280 X 3 RGB X 800 32 to 140 F 0 to 60 4 to 158 F 20 to 70 LED 12VDC NTSC PAL 5mw 32 ohms 1 0 Vpp 75 ohms 25 ...

Page 45: ...NOTES 26 ...

Page 46: ...ed through alteration improper installation mishandling misuse neglect accident or by removal or defacement of the factory serial number bar code label s THE EXTENT OF THE COMPANY S LIABILITY UNDER THIS WARRANTY IS LIMITED TO THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT PROVIDED ABOVE AND IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COMPANY S LIABILITY EXCEED THE PURCHASE PRICE PAID BY PURCHASER FOR THE PRODUCT This Warranty is in lieu of...

Page 47: ... 2014 VOXX Electronics Corp 150 Marcus Blvd Hauppauge NY 11788 For Customer Service Visit Our Website At www voxxelectronics com Product Information Photos FAQ s Owner s Manuals 128 9268 ...

Page 48: ...a question our customer service staff stands ready to help Contact us at www voxxelectronics com t PURCHASE REGISTRATION Registering On line will allow us to contact you in the unlikely event a safety notification is required under the Federal Consumer Safety Act REGISTER ONLINE AT www voxxelectronics com Click on Product Registration and Fill Out the Brief Questionnaire ...

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