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M.  Connecting to other Electronical Equipment
1. Connecting to a TV or another monitor 

( Refer to Figure 7)

Connect one end of the audio/video cable

’

s black  (1/8

”

  plug)  plug

into the unit

’

s  DVD  AV Out jack, and connect  the other end to the

AUDIO INPUT  jacks on your TV or Monitor through AV adapter cable
(white = left channel, red = right channel, yellow=video).

Figure 7

Note:Connect the TV or Monitor to AV Out jack on this unit directly
             (No setting needed in the Source button)

2. 

Connecting to a Game or Camcorder 

(Refer to Figure 7)

     a) Press the Source button to select the 

“

AV IN

”

 source.

 b)Connect one end of the audio/video cable

’

s black  (1/8

”

  plug)  plug

into the unit

’

s  DVD  AV IN  jack, and connect  the other end to the AV

Output  jacks on your Camcorder or other DVD through the AV adapter
cable(white = left channel, red = right channel, yellow=video).

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Summary of Contents for D8000IP

Page 1: ...D8000IP 8 LCD MONITOR AND PORTABLE DVD WITH DOCK FOR IPOD ...

Page 2: ...eption video or DVD play 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 s seat where it will not be visible directly or indirectly to the operator of the motor vehicle Notice This Product incorporates copyright protection technology that is pro tected by method claims of certain U S Patents and other intellectual prope...

Page 3: ...F Loading and Playing a Disc 8 G Basic Operation 9 H Dock for iPod and Playing Files Stored in Your iPOD Player 10 I Menu 12 J Display 12 K Playing Audio CDS 15 L Playing MP3 Discs 16 M Connecting to a TV or another monitor 18 N Setup 20 O Specifications 23 P Rechargeable Battery Installation and Use 23 Q Troubleshooting 26 Warranty 28 ...

Page 4: ... use B Cautions and Warnings 1 Placement To prevent fire or electric shock do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture Do not place the set on an unstable cart stand tripod bracket or table to prevent it from falling Keep the unit away from strong magnets heat sources direct sunlight excessive dust If the unit is brought directly from a cold to a warm location mois ture may condense inside th...

Page 5: ...s unplugged from the power source Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners Use a cloth lightly dampened with water for cleaning the exterior of the system only 6 Disc Do not use irregularly shaped discs such as heart or star shaped discs as they may cause the unit to malfunction Do not stick paper tape or glue on the disc Do not expose the disc to direct sunlight or heat sources Do not touch...

Page 6: ...25 3 1 x Audio Video Cable 4 1 x AC to DC Adapter 5 1 x Cigarette Lighter Adapter 6 1 x Rechargeable battery 7 1 x 30 gigabyte iPod Adapter 8 1 x Instruction Manual D Powering and installation 1 Powering the system indoors Refer to Figure 1 Plug one end of the AC to DC adapter into the DC input jack on the left side of the main unit then plug the other end into the 110 240V AC power receptacle 2 P...

Page 7: ...ghtness Up Down Control 6 AV In Jack 7 AV Out Jack 8 USB Port 9 Headphone Jack 1 10 Headphone Jack 2 11 Volume Up Down Control 12 Power On Off SW 13 Up Button 14 Down Button 15 OK Play Pause Button 16 Left Button 17 Right Button 18 LCD Panel shut off 19 Source Button 20 Wide Button 21 Menu Button 22 Previous Button 23 Next Button 24 Dock for IPod 25 Open Button ...

Page 8: ...Button 17 Subtitle Button 18 Audio Button 19 Play Pause Button F Loading and Playing a Disc a After connecting power to the unit power on DVD player with the power switch The power indicator will light b Open the disc tray by pressing the OPEN Button and place a disc into the tray with the label side facing up c Close the tray by pressing the area marked CLOSE The unit will load the disc and start...

Page 9: ...sed for Menu Navigation Execute item or confirm setting Select item or setting Display the main menu of the disc Repeat playing title chapter or track Repeat a specific portion from point A to point B of the disc Display information title chapter track time etc Select the subtitle language and turn it on off Select the audio language Display the setup menu to select and set items and exit the setu...

Page 10: ...iPod for playback of stored files and recharging Only 30G 60G and 80G iPods with video are supported 2 Tilt the iPod dock upward Figure 5 If the iPod hits the DVD player screen tilt the screen backwards 3 Slide the iPod into the dock Figure 6 30 pin connector facing down 4 Press down on the iPod to engage the 30 pin connector 5 The iPod dock can now be tilted back until it is flush with the surfac...

Page 11: ...red in the iPod using the buttons on the DVD player or on your iPod directly 10 To remove the iPod tilt the DVD player s screen backwards and tilt iPod upwards Slide the iPod out of the dock NOTE 1 Please remove the adapter marked for 30G iPod from the dock if you want to dock a 60G or 80G iPod 2 To recharge your iPod you must connect your DVD player to the DC power adapter or an AC source and ens...

Page 12: ...ber 1 the total Number of Titles 2 the current Chapter Number 3 the total Number of Chapters 4 and the Playing elapsed Time for the title 5 The heading will disappear automatically after 3 seconds if DISPLAY button is not pressed Title Chapter Number and Time Screen Display b Press DISPLAY constantly to choose the options below in sequence Title Elapsed The elapsed time of the title Title Remain T...

Page 13: ...ed The Subtitle display will disappear automatically if the SUBTITLE button is not pressed again within 3 seconds Some DVDs only allow access to this function through the DVD menu 3 AUDIO During playback press AUDIO to select the audio language you de sire with the current Audio Channel Number 1 and the total num ber of Audio Channels 2 displayed Press AUDIO again to select another audio language ...

Page 14: ... Point A b Press A B a second time to set the Ending Point B and the player will repeatedly play the part between Point A and Point B c Press A B a third time to cancel A B repeat and resume normal playback A B Repeat Starting Point A B Repeat Ending Point A B Repeat Cancelled ...

Page 15: ...an audio CD press the DISPLAY button constantly on the remote to view time information The options below appear on screen display in sequence to show you what information is available using this function CD Display Mode Single Elapsed The current track playing and playing time of that track will display on the screen Single Remain The current track playing and the amount of time left Single Elapse...

Page 16: ...rn it off L Playing MP3 Discs MP3 is a format for storing digital audio An audio CD quality song is compressed into the MP3 format with very little loss of audio quality while taking up much less disc space CD R RW discs that have been encoded in MP3 format are compatible with this system When an MP3 disc is inserted into the unit the menu screen appears automatically You can use the menu screen t...

Page 17: ...epeat Folder repeat playback of a specific folder Repeat Off normal playback As you toggle through the options the repeat mode changes The selected repeat mode loops repeatedly until you turn it off NOTICE icon in front of a file name indicates that this is a folder not an MP3file MP3 icon in front of a file name indicates that this is a MP3 file Note Due to the company s policy of constant improv...

Page 18: ...annel red right channel yellow video Figure 7 Note Connect the TV or Monitor to AV Out jack on this unit directly No setting needed in the Source button 2 Connecting to a Game or Camcorder Refer to Figure 7 a Press the Source button to select the AV IN source b Connect one end of the audio video cable s black 1 8 plug plug into the unit s DVD AV IN jack and connect the other end to the AV Output j...

Page 19: ...e unit or on the remote control to select the USB SD source 4 Connecting headphones Connect the headphones into the headphone 1 jack or the headphone 2 jack of your unit Refer to Figure 8 Design and Specifications are subject to change for product improvement without notice Plugging into Headphone jack 1 and 2 disables the internal speakers Figure 8 ...

Page 20: ...eturn the previous menu a TV Display Normal PS When the player outputs signal to a normal TV a normal picture is shown on the full screen Normal LB When the player outputs signal to a normal TV a normal picture is shown on the screen with a black strip at both the top and bottom of the screen Wide When the player outputs signal to a wide screen TV a wide picture is shown on the full screen b Angle...

Page 21: ...to select Password Setup Page and is highlighted Press ENTER to enter the password page Press ENTER twice to enter the Password Change Page Input the Old Password or the Default Password the New Password and Confirmed the New Password Press ENTER to confirm the change Note The default password is 3308 4 Preference Page 1 In Setup menu Press the or button to select Preference Page and is highlighte...

Page 22: ...ltiple rating levels These are listed from the lowest level 1 KID SAFE to the highest level 8 ADULT Press ENTER and input 4 digit password then press ENTER again to confirm the pa rental level setting NOTE The level of 8 Adult is the factory default e Default Select Default using the and button then press to enter the submenu Press ENTER to make the setting return to the factoryset mode NOTE The p...

Page 23: ...es for a portable power supply Li polymer batteries feature high storage capacity and low level of degradation This means the Li polymer batteries do not have Memory Effect and thus can be recharged safely regardless of whether the battery is fully or only partially discharged Please fully charge the battery prior to first use NOTE When the DVD player is used with the battery as a power source ens...

Page 24: ... Once the battery is fully discharged immediately recharge regard less of whether you plan to use battery or not in order to maximize battery life 2 Recharge efficiency will degrade when environmental temperatures drop below 50o F 10o C or exceed 95o F 35o C 3 Please remove battery from the player and store it properly if the player is not to be used for long time During this period please re char...

Page 25: ...ar flank of the player until it locks into position The lock position is indicated by a click The unit will fit snugly to the player Figure 9 Installing the DVD Player Battery Removing the Battery Pack 1 First make sure the player is in Power Off mode 2 Press the release button on the side of battery 3 Pull the battery out of the rear flank Figure 10 Removing the DVD Player Battery Press ...

Page 26: ...ngles 3 The feature is not available at the moment 4 You ve requested a title or chapter number that is out of range Can t advance through a movie The icon appears on screen SOLUTION PROBLEM No sound or distorted sound Picture is distorted The disc might be damaged Try another disc It is normal for some distortion to appear during forward or reverse scan Some discs have sections that prohibit rapi...

Page 27: ... com ponent to be controlled Insert a disc with the label side facing up Check the type of disc you put into disc tray This DVD only plays digital video discs audio CDs and MP3s Both the unit and the disc are coded by region If the regional codes don t match the disc can t be played This DVD is Region Number 1 The disc is dirty Clean it Condensation has formed Allow player to dry out Disc won t pl...

Page 28: ...the opinion of the Company has suffered or been damaged through alteration improper installation mishan dling misuse neglect accident or by removal or defacement of the factory serial number barcodelabel s THE EXTENT OFTHE COMPANY S LIABILITY UNDERTHIS WARRANTY IS LIMITEDTOTHEREPAIRORREPLACEMENTPROVIDEDABOVEAND INNOEVENT SHALL THECOMPANY SLIABILITYEXCEEDTHEPURCHASEPRICEPAIDBYPURCHASERFORTHE PRODUC...

Page 29: ...128 8162 2007 Audiovox Electronics Corporation ...

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