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30. IRT ON/OFF Button

31. MUTE Button*

32. DAY / NIGHT Mode Button

33. PIX Button (Picture Select)*

34. VOLUME DOWN (-) or UP (+)*

35. NUMBER Buttons

36. DVD Source*

37. EJECT (

) Button

Note:

Turn the Infrared Transmitter ON or OFF for IR Wireless Headphones. Pressing M1 then IRT ON/OFF will control the IR

Transmitter for M1. Pressing M2 then IRT ON/OFF will control the IR Transmitter for M2.

Press this button to mute all the audio.
Pressing the button again restores the sound to the previously set level.

This function is not available in this model.

Each time this button is pressed, the on screen picture adjustment displays the “adjustment bar” for BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST, COLOR,
TINT or RESET. Once the desired adjustment bar is displayed, use the VOLUME (+) / VOLUME (-) button to adjust the setting. The display
will automatically turn off if no adjustments are made within 6 seconds.

Press to select the level of the picture adjustments when the unit is in picture adjustment mode or to increase or decrease the volume for

the wired headphones.

Allow the user to enter numbers 0 to 9 for selection of CD tracks, DVD chapters, and password.

This button is only active when remote control is in the DVD mode. Each time the button is pressed one of the sources (DVD and
USB) will be selected. If a USB device is not plugged in, it will remain on DVD Source. Press to change source in sequence of DVD
> USB.

This button is used to eject the disc.

This function is not available on this model. Use the eject button on the DVD player.

Summary of Contents for HR7011PKG

Page 1: ...OPERATION MANUAL 128 8938 HR7011PKG Two Custom Vehicle Headrests with 7 LCD Monitors Touch Screen Control and Built in DVD Player for Rear Entertainment AUX AUX ...

Page 2: ...monitor must be installed so that these features will only function when the vehicle is in park or when the vehicle s parking brake is applied An LCD panel or video monitor used for television reception video or DVD play that operates when the vehicle is in gear or when the parking is not applied must be installed to the rear of the driver s seat where it will not be visible directly or indirectly...

Page 3: ...reen use the CH A switch setting When sitting in front of the M2 screen use the CH B switch setting Set the headphone to the proper channel and press the Power On Off switch The power indicator will light up red 6 When the DVD menu appears select the menu item using the cursor keys and touch the OK or play button 7 If audio playback through the vehicle radio is preferred use the FM transmitter On ...

Page 4: ...ireless headphones CH B When the DVD menu appears on the screen touch the desired DVD menu selection to start the DVD playing Refer to page for 6 operation 4 The monitors will display all of the functions with the comprehensive Graphical User Interface GUI and can be accessed using the touch screen 5 The two channel wireless headphone sets have an A B switch that allow the users to select the audi...

Page 5: ...e headrest itself can be tilted forward to help achieve a comfortable viewing position Pressing it again will lock the screen back in the closed position PULL UP AUX USB JACK WIRED HEADPHONE PUSH IN Inner Ring Hook Shaft Angle Closed Position 10 Insert Eject disc Insert Eject Disc 19 Degrees 19 degrees ...

Page 6: ...the LCD screen Some DVDs will not allow this function One method is to use the remote control instead of the touch screen The other method is to touch any of four corners of the screen to access the DVD menu navigation screen see below Use the up down left right icons to select an item from the DVD menu Use the Enter to start DVD play ...

Page 7: ...this button to eject the disc 3 MENU POWER Button with Power Indicator LED 4 Wired Headphone Jack 5 IR Transmitter LEDs 6 USB Port 7 AUX Jack 8 IR Sensor 9 Graphical User Interface GUI Touch Screen CONTROLS AND INDICATORS DIAGRAM Control Function Description for M1 and M2 Monitor 7 8 9 ...

Page 8: ...lot disc label toward driver Gently push down on the disc and the disc will load automatically Insert the USB device into the USB Slot Touch the Main Menu USB icon to set the unit s source to USB Touch the Main Menu M2 icon on the M1 unit to link the M1 unit to the M2 unit The M1 unit will now receive its AV from M2 Touch the Main Menu M1 icon on the M2 unit to link the M2 unit to the M1 unit The ...

Page 9: ...ptions touching enter to exit NOTE 9 MUTE SCREEN OFF Touch the Main Menu MUTE icon to toggle the unit s audio between on and off Touch the Main Menu SCREEN OFF icon and the screen will shut off Touch the screen again to turn it back on The screen will turn back on after cycling power Touch the Main Menu FMM icon For M1 only to gain access to the FM Modulator controls To turn on the FM Modulator to...

Page 10: ... the arrow to the desired game Press START to select the game 3 A Key A Function Key activates the jump and optional weapons 4 B Key B Function Key activates Bullet fire and attack 5 TA Key TURBO A Function Key 6 TB Key TURBO B Function Key 7 Press START to begin the game Press START again at any time to pause the game 8 Return the GAME REMOTE selector switch to the REMOTE position after use Two P...

Page 11: ...model Pressing the TV button will disable the DVD and USB functions To regain control of these functions press the DVD button Switches certain function keys on the remote control for DVD functions See page 13 This function is not available in this model For M1 Each time the button is pressed the audio video source will change in the following sequence DVD M2 AV AUX MEDIA GAME For M2 Each time the ...

Page 12: ...odel Press to display current disc information while the disc is playing Press cursor buttons to select the Title or Chapter For Title Chapter selection use the numeric buttons to enter the desired Title Chapter selection Turns the wireless FM Modulator on or off Selects the wireless FM Modulator Frequency 88 1MHz 88 3MHz 88 5MHz 88 7MHz 88 9MHz 89 1MHz 89 3MHz 89 5MHz 89 7MHz 89 9MHz 90 1MHz 90 3...

Page 13: ...o effect The operation is prohibited Pressing theTV button will disable the DVD and USB functions To regain control of the functions press the DVD button Press to display and select the available subtitle language in DVD mode Each time you press the button the subtitle language changes The type and number of subtitle languages vary from disc to disc Allows the user to pause the playback Pressing p...

Page 14: ...s the user to change the DVD player options such as OSD Language Video Rating etc Refer to the settings and adjustment section for more information Press this button to enlarge the picture when playing a DVD disc Once Enlarges the picture Twice Enlarges the picture 3Times Enlarges the picture 4Times Picture is returned to original size Allows the user to repeat disc playback from point A to point ...

Page 15: ...CONTRAST COLOR TINT or RESET Once the desired adjustment bar is displayed use the VOLUME VOLUME button to adjust the setting The display will automatically turn off if no adjustments are made within 6 seconds Press to select the level of the picture adjustments when the unit is in picture adjustment mode or to increase or decrease the volume for the wired headphones Allow the user to enter numbers...

Page 16: ...four settings Language Video Rating Misc to access the submenu for that item 4 Touch the submenu item on the right side of the screen to select it submenu will appear Touch the submenu item to select it 5 Touch the RETURN icon to return to the DVD movie The cursor keys at the bottom of the screen can be used to navigate through the touch screen menu 1 Press DVD and SETUP on the remote control to b...

Page 17: ...r NTSC TV PAL Select this type for PAL TV SUBTITLE AUDIO pq u pq t pq u pq t OK OK Note Note The subtitle selection is only available for discs that are recorded in the listed languages If the selected language is not available the player will play and display on the screen the original language contained in the disc The audio selection is only available for discs that are recorded in the listed l...

Page 18: ... Set Password mode and press Enter the default password 3308 and press Press the button again and key in a new four digit password A prompt will appear to Confirm Password Enter the new password again and press You will then see a prompt that states Set Password Successful u OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK The Default Password is 3308 This password is always effective even after you have selected your own...

Page 19: ...ration is invalid repeat the procedure until the prompt CAL OK is displayed After the calibration the new record will overwrite the old one 1 Press the DISPLAYbutton on the remote control to display the status banner The banner includes title chapter angle audio subtitle title selection and chapter selection 2 Press numeric 0 9 buttons to initiate a change of title selection Then press the button ...

Page 20: ...ed on screen 2 Press or to move the highlight to the desired track containing the song and press to begin track playback or touch on the track title on the screen Use the Next button on the remote control to move to the next song Use the Previous button to move to the previous song Audio data format MP3 WMA Photo data format JPEG Video data format MPEG Selecting Folders and Songs Skipping Songs p ...

Page 21: ...der once Play songs in a folder in a shuffle order Each song in the folder is played only once Play songs in a folder in a random order Each song in a folder is played only once Play each song in order in the folder for 10 seconds The purpose of the Music Intro function is to provide a sample of each song for 10 seconds thereby making it easy to select and listen to a favorite song Set the select ...

Page 22: ...ongs that are added into a new play list will be displayed Touch Browser to see the songs contained on the disc Move the cursor to the selected song in the play list and select the songs that you want to delete Touch Clear The selected songs will be deleted from the play list Disc playback should be off when selecting or deleting a song from the play list Note Track 001 Track 002 Track 003 Track 0...

Page 23: ...tible with the player Insert the disc with the disc label facing toward the driver The following Discs be used with this player MiniDisc Laserdisc CD 1 CD ROM DVD ROM Super Audio CD SACD DVD Audio JPEG BD Blu ray Disc Press the Power button to turn the unit on Select DVD mode and insert the disc label facing toward the driver into the disc compartment Push down gently on the disc and the player wi...

Page 24: ...egion 4 Australia New Zealand Latin America including Mexico Region 5 Eastern Europe Russia India Africa Region 6 China 24 DVD Region Code The DVD player is preset to a region code at the factory depending on where the DVD player is sold DVDs from a different region cannot be played in this unit and the unit will display WRONG REGION 24 ...

Page 25: ...her disc Check the type of disc you put into disc slot This unit only plays DVDs 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 Verify that the disc label is toward the driver SOLUTION Play starts but then stops immediately Picture pixelates or plays intermittently The disc is dirty Clean it Condensation has formed Allow...

Page 26: ...ppropriate jacks The disc is loaded backwards Turn the disc around so that the disc is facing towards the driver SOLUTION OSD Displays Incorrect Disc Format The disc is loaded backwards Turn the disc around so that the disc label is facing towards the driver 26 Touch screen operation is erratic Re calibrate the touch screen Refer to Touch Cal on page 19 ...

Page 27: ...acts 4 Do not expose to direct sunlight for extended periods of time 1 Type TFT Active Matrix LCD 2 Resolution 1440 W x 234 H 3 Pixels 336 960 4 Back Light LED 5 Power Source 12 VDC 6 Power Consumption 28W 7 Operating Temperature 32 F 125 F 0 C 52 C 8 Storage Temperature 22 F 150 F 30 C 70 C 9 Video Display System NTSC PAL 10 Back Light Life 10 000 hours 11 Headphone Audio Output 0 03W 32 ohm 27 ...

Page 28: ...128 8938 20 Hauppauge NY 11788 11 Audiovox Electronics Corp WWW audiovox com For Customer Service Visit Our Website At Product Information Photos FAQ s Owner s Manuals ...

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