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HR7012 ReaR Seat Video HeadReSt SyStem    

 

owner’s manual

Skipping Songs

Use the 

NEXT

 button on the remote control to move to the next song�  Use the 

Previous

 button 

to move to the previous song�

Selecting a Play mode
filter (for mP3 & JPeg only)

Filter Mode enables or disables the display of files contained on the media based on their file 
extension� (Figure 38)

The filter function applies to the following formats:

 

audio  -

 Audio data format (MP3, WMA)

 

Photo  -

 Photo data format (JPEG)

 

Video  - 

Video data format (MPEG   ,    )

flat mode: play the entire disc

This mode is always on (default)�  During the Flat Mode, all the data folder with MP3, JPEG & 
Movies will be played in sequence�  If the Flat Mode function is off, it will only play the selected 
folder; other folders are disabled� (Figure 39)

PlaybaCk of media (continued)

figure 38

figure 39

Summary of Contents for HR7012

Page 1: ...S P HR7012 HR7012 Rear Seat Video Headrest System Owner s Manual S HR7012S Available in three configurations Dual DVD Player DD7012 Single DVD Player and Monitor DM7012 Dual Monitor MM7012 ...

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Page 3: ...nd Warnings 11 Remote Control Operation 12 System Setup Menu 16 System Setup Sub Menus 18 DVD Playback Settings and Adjustments 27 DISC Basics 32 Playback of Media 33 DVD Region Codes 37 Game Controller Operation 38 Troubleshooting 39 Specifications 40 Compliance Information 41 User Notes 42 Table of Contents 2012 Audiovox All rights reserved This manual or any portion thereof may not be reproduce...

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Page 5: ...allows the user to select from several sources DVD USB M2 AV IN AUX MEDIA and GAME Source The monitor has a built in infrared audio transmitter channel HR7012S is a 7 LCD monitor No DVD that allows the user to select from several sources M1 AV IN AUX MEDIA and GAME Source The monitor has a built in infrared audio transmitter channel GAME Optional The HR7012 Rear Seat Video Headrest System is set u...

Page 6: ...e set to the A V IN source and AUTO ON is selected both monitors will turn ON automatically when a video signal is received from a external source See page 26 Your system may have an additional A V Audio Video input such as Configuration 3 above and or an optional Game Pack HR7012GP HR7012 New Features 1 When an optional Game Pack is installed either monitor can be designated as Player 1 Selection...

Page 7: ...uency until you achieve a clear audio signal Note Whenever the FM transmitter is active regular radio reception may be poor Turn the FM transmitter off to allow normal radio reception Product Features 5 Two sets of Audio Video AUX Signal Input Jacks yellow white and red used to connect items such as a DVD player video game device or other audio video devices Two 1 8 inch 3 5mm Wired Stereo Headset...

Page 8: ...ttery drainage please remember to turn off the device when the vehicle is not in use for long periods of time Important Notice An LCD Panel and or Video Monitor may be installed in a motor vehicle and visible to the driver if the LCD Panel or Video Monitor is used for vehicle information system control rear or side observation or navigation If the LCD Panel or Video Monitor is used for television ...

Page 9: ...H B setting Set the headset to the proper channel and press the Power On Off switch The power indicator will light up red Turn the volume down to its lowest setting before putting the headphones on Quick Start Guide 5 When the DVD menu appears select the menu item using the UP DOWN buttons and press Enter or Play button 6 If audio playback through the vehicle radio is preferred use the FM transmit...

Page 10: ...load automatically and begin to play Note Some discs may start at the root menu where play must be selected to start movie Notes on Discs Do not touch the disc surface Handle the disc by the edge It is important that discs are clean prior to use If disc is not clean use a commercially available cleaning cloth to gently wipe the disc from the center out Figure 4 Note Do not use solvents such as ben...

Page 11: ...disc or USB media in use Figure 5 7 POWER Button This button is used to turn the HR7012M HR7012S ON and OFF Figures 5 and 6 press and hold for 5 seconds to turn OFF 8 AUX Jacks RCA Type The Jacks are intended for temporary connection of an additional AV source such as a video game device or other audio video devices To play the external device connect to the AUX Jacks press the SOURCE button on th...

Page 12: ...ter or track during playback of a disc Figure 5 16 7 inch TFT LCD Display Screen 800 x 480 Figure 5 and 6 17 PIX Button HR7012S This button is used to control levels of Brightness Contrast Color Tint and to Reset all picture adjustment levels to original factory settings Figure 6 18 SOURCE Button HR7012S This button is used to select the M1 M2 AV AUX MEDIA or GAME optional Figure 6 19 Left Right B...

Page 13: ...he remote control will only operate this device It is not a universal remote control and will not control other equipment Remote control Back View CR2025 3V Protective Pull Tab Clear Plastic 1 2 1 1 While holding the remote control insert thumbnail into the battery door side notch 1 and index fingernail into battery door upper notch 2 and slide battery holder open Figure 8 2 Install one CR2025 bat...

Page 14: ...phone in one hand press down on the battery compartment cover and slide it UP and OFF in the direction shown Figure 10 3 Insert two AAA batteries included carefully following the markings inside to ensure the batteries are inserted properly and ends in the correct positions 4 Replace the battery compartment cover Figure 10 Installation of the Headphone Batteries Headphone Battery Installation Figu...

Page 15: ...e and negative sides in the direction as shown in the battery compartment Use one CR2025 3V Lithium battery 160MAh in the remote control Do not use different types Use two AAA 1 5v Alkaline batteries in each of the headphones Do not use different types Do not use old batteries in the remote control or headphones When the battery fails to function replace it immediately Remove the battery if the re...

Page 16: ...12 HR7012 Rear Seat Video Headrest System Owner s Manual Remote Control Operation Figure 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 ...

Page 17: ...selection or begins playback of the DVD USB Figure 11 9 UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT Arrows Press these buttons to navigate the menu selection on the screen Figure 11 10 DISPLAY Press this button to display current disc information while the disc is playing Press UP DOWN arrow buttons to select the Title or Chapter For Title Chapter selection use the numeric buttons to enter the desired Title Chapter select...

Page 18: ...14 HR7012 Rear Seat Video Headrest System Owner s Manual Remote Control Operation continued 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 Figure 12 ...

Page 19: ...nfigure the system General Setup Page Audio Setup Page Preference Page and Password Setup Page Figure 12 24 REPEAT Press this button to switch the repeat mode by CHAPTER TITLE ALL and cancel while playing DVD video Other disc types such as VCD CD and SVCD that only have two repeat modes that can be selected TRACK and ALL Note Both repeat functions of VCD and SVCD need the PBC status set to ON when...

Page 20: ...e Control 3 FM Modulator M1 Only 4 OSD Language 5 IRT ON OFF 6 Default DVDON OFF HR7012M DEFAULTAUTOON OFF HR7012S Using the System Menu Navigating and selecting available settings in the System Menu is accomplished using the Remote Control buttons Figure 14 or the Front Panel buttons Figure 15 Follow the steps outlined in this section to select and customize each of the six adjustable functions S...

Page 21: ...nu Select button to select the Sub Menu screen NOTE Selected Items in the System Menu and the Sub Menus will be highlighted in green 3 Use the UP DOWN LEFT and RIGHT direction buttons to select an item in the Sub Menu screen and then press the Enter button to select 4 To exit System Menu screen or the Sub Menu screens at anytime press the System Menu button on the remote control or the Menu Select...

Page 22: ...sired NOTE Default control volume level set at level 10 4 After volume level selection is made the Volume Control sub menu will automatically disappear from main screen within 5 or 6 seconds or press the Menu Select button again to return to the System Menu VOLUME CONTROL from the Remote Control Figure 17 1 Select M1 or M2 on the Remote Control 2 Using the using the Volume direction buttons adjust...

Page 23: ... screen within 5 or 6 seconds or press the Menu Select button again to return to the System Menu PICTURE CONTROL from the Remote Control 1 Select M1 or M2 and press the PIX button to select Picture Control 2 Use the UP DOWN direction buttons to select one of the four setting in the Sub Menu Brightness Contrast Color Tint and Reset Using the LEFT RIGHT direction buttons adjust the level of the pict...

Page 24: ...ator ON OFF and press Menu Select button to enter selection 4 Use the UP DOWN direction buttons to select FM Modulator ON or OFF and press the Menu Select button to enter selection When ON is selected the FM Modulator screen will display the channel frequency the system is set to When OFF is selected the FM Modulator screen will display FMM OFF 5 The FM Modulator sub menu will automatically disapp...

Page 25: ...buttons to select the best channel frequency from a four page list of one hundred possibilities then press the Menu Select button to enter selection 5 When a channel frequency is selected the FM Modulator screen will display the channel frequency the system is set to 6 The FM Modulator sub menu will automatically disappear from main screen within 5 or 6 seconds or use the UP DOWN direction buttons...

Page 26: ...e channel frequency the system is set to 4 The FM Modulator sub menu will automatically disappear from main screen within 5 or 6 seconds or use the UP DOWN direction buttons to select BACK to return to the System Menu FM Modulator ON OFF Direct Access Button on the Remote Control Figure 21 1 Press the FMM ON OFF button on the remote control to turn the FM Modulator ON and OFF When ON is selected t...

Page 27: ...he Menu Select button to enter the sub menu 3 Use the UP DOWN direction buttons to select the desired language then press the Menu Select button to save the setting OSD LANGUAGE from the Remote Control 4 Select M1 or M2 on the Remote Control 5 Press the System Menu button then use the UP DOWN direction buttons figure 11 to select OSD Language and press the Enter button to enter the OSD Language su...

Page 28: ... Control 4 Select M1 or M2 on the Remote Control 5 Press the System Menu button then use the UP DOWN direction buttons Figure 14 to select IRT ON OFF and press the Enter button to enter the sub menu 6 Use the UP DOWN direction buttons to turn the IRT ON or OFF and press the ENTER button to enter selection When ON is selected IRT will be displayed on the System Menu screen When OFF is selected IRT ...

Page 29: ...s to show the System Menu 2 Use the UP DOWN direction buttons to select DEFAULT DVD ON OFF and press the Menu Select button to enter the sub menu 3 Use the UP DOWN direction buttons to select DEFAULT DVD ON or OFF and press the Menu Select button to enter selection Default DVD ON OFF from the Remote Control 1 Select M1 or M2 on the Remote Control 2 Press the System Menu button then use the UP DOWN...

Page 30: ...ill automatically turn ON when the HR7012M M1 is first turned ON Default Auto OFF HR7012S M2 monitor s will not turn ON automatically when HR7012M M1 is turned ON or if a connected video source is detected and turned ON Default AV AUTO ON OFF from the Remote Control 1 Select M1 or M2 on the Remote Control 2 Press the System Menu button then use the UP DOWN direction buttons Figure 11 to select DEF...

Page 31: ...ajor setup option pages Figure 25 2 Use the UP DOWN direction buttons to highlight the desired setup option page 3 Use the RIGHT direction button to enter the desired setup option page 4 Use the UP DOWN direction buttons to select the desired options and press Enter to confirm the selection 5 Repeat steps 3 4 to continue setting all available options in the setup option page 6 To select a differen...

Page 32: ... of a disc Figure 26 Note The subtitle selection is only available for discs that are recorded in the above 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 Figure 29 Audio The Audio setup option page allows the user can select the audio language English French Spanish German Italian Chinese Japane...

Page 33: ...the player to the broadcast system of a connected TV This system supports both National Television System Committee NTSC and Phase Alternating Line PAL television broadcasting standards Figure 32 NTSC Select this mode if the connectedTV is a NTSC system The video signal of a PAL disc will be converted to NTSC format PAL Select this mode if the connectedTV is a PAL system The video signal of a NTSC...

Page 34: ... level and press ENTER Figure 33 To change the password to your own password press Change Password mode and enter the default password 3308 and press ENTER Press ENTER and again and key in a new four digit password After complete press ENTER to end the process Figure 34 Note The Default Password is 3308 This password is always effective even after you have selected your own password and changed it...

Page 35: ... ENTER to confirm the setting Press the LEFT direction button to return Figure 35 Load Factory Load Factory allows you to reset all options to factory settings This function will not affect the Rating control settings Figure 36 Screen Saver ON Screen saver will appear OFF Screen saver will not appear Note TheDVDplayerwillenabletheScreenSavermodeiftheunitisinactiveforapproximately 2 minutes Figure ...

Page 36: ...e guaranteed Loading and Playing Discs Before you load a disc make sure that it is compatible with the player Insert the disc with the disc label facing toward the driver Note The following Discs CANNOT be used with this player Mini Disc Laserdisc CD 1 CD ROM DVD ROM Super Audio CD SACD DVD Audio JPEG BD Blu ray Disc To load and Play a Disc 1 Press the Power button to turn the unit ON 2 Select DVD...

Page 37: ... the DVD Source button on the remote control 2 When a disc is inserted the system will switch to DVD mode immediately regardless if USB media is currently playing 3 The DVD source DVD or USB can only be changed while the DVD is not playing 4 This system cannot support more than 2 memory partitions on the USB thumb drive Note The system will always default to the DVD when the system detects a disc ...

Page 38: ... on the media based on their file extension Figure 38 The filter function applies to the following formats Audio Audio data format MP3 WMA Photo Photo data format JPEG Video Video data format MPEG Flat Mode play the entire disc This mode is always on default During the Flat Mode all the data folder with MP3 JPEG Movies will be played in sequence If the Flat Mode function is off it will only play t...

Page 39: ... 4 options Normal Shuffle Random and Music Intro Move cursor to the Mode function area and press Enter repeatedly till the desired mode is displayed Normal Shuffle Random Music Intro are displayed in that order The Mode function default is Normal Figure 41 Normal Play all songs in folder once Shuffle Play songs in a folder in a shuffle order Each song in the folder is played only once Random Play ...

Page 40: ...e cursor to Program View function and press ENTER to browse the songs in the program Press Play button to play the selected songs Figure 42 Note Edit Mode Program View or Add to Program functions are relationship related when selecting the preferred song add to the songs list Clear program Method To clear the selected song files press the STOP button twice during playback mode Move the cursor to t...

Page 41: ...ent region cannot be played in this unit and the unit will display WRONG REGION Figure 44 Region 1 USA Canada Region 2 Japan Europe South Africa Middle East Greenland Region 3 S Korea Taiwan Hong Kong Parts of South East Asia Region 4 Australia New Zealand Latin America including Mexico Region 5 Eastern Europe Russia India Africa Region 6 China DVD Region Codes Figure 44 24 ...

Page 42: ...enter the games list 1 54 Then use the direction buttons to move the arrow to the desired game Press START to select the game Use select button to exit the game list 2 A Key A Function Key activates the jump and optional weapons 3 B Key B Function Key activates Bullet fire and attack 4 TA Key TURBO A Function Key 5 TB Key TURBO B Function Key 6 S Key No function 7 Press START to begin the game Pre...

Page 43: ... are in DVD mode if playing a DVD Distorted picture Check the disc for fingerprints and clean with a soft cloth wiping from center to edge Sometimes a small amount of picture distortion may appear This is not a malfunction Cannot advance through a movie You cannot advance through the opening credits and warning information that appears at the beginning of movies because the disc is programmed to p...

Page 44: ...rix LCD Resolution 2400 W x 480 H Pixels 1 152 000 Back Light LED Power Source 12 VDC Power Consumption 28W Operating Temperature 32 F 125 F 0 C 55 C Storage Temperature 22 F 150 F 20 C 70 C Video Display System NTSC PAL Back Light Life 20 000 hours Headphone Audio Output 0 03W 32 ohm Specifications ...

Page 45: ...thorized change or modifications to this device would void the user s authority to operate this device Notice Disposal of Old Electrical Electronic Equipment Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separate collection systems This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that device shall not be treated as household waste Instead it shall be handed over to the...

Page 46: ...42 HR7012 Rear Seat Video Headrest System Owner s Manual USER NOTES ...

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Page 48: ...44 2012 AUDIOVOX 150 Marcus Blvd Hauppauge NY 11788 128 9046 If you have any questions regarding this product or require technical assistance please call 1 800 225 6074 ...

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