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Video   

This item controls the video impact. 

Video 

Aspect Ratio            Select the display mode: 4:3 or 16:9 

TV  System 

    Select  the  TV  system.  Changing  this  option  also  changes  the 

RCA    AV output. 

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 PAL     

Ɣ

NTSC

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Multi

Video Out     

  Select the video out mode: Component, P-Scan. 

Rating

To restrict movie viewing to appropriate ages. 

Parental Control        1 Kid Safe    Material is safe for children. 

                                                      2 G                Material a safe for general audiences. 
                                                      3 PG              Parental guidance suggested. 
                                                      4 PG-13        Some material unsuitable for children under 13. 
                                                      5 PG-R          Some material unsuitable for children under 17. 
                                                      6 R                Some material unsuitable for under 17.     
                                                      7 NC-17    Not recommended viewing for children under 17. 
                                                      8 Adult 

Only for adults due to the graphic content. This is 

the default setting. 

Set Password      To change the original password. 

Note:

    Before changing the parental control set please input the password, the default password 

is 8888. It will no longer work once you change the password.   

Summary of Contents for AX-9102

Page 1: ...10 2 TFT LCD Monitor with DVD Player USB Port FM Modulator 2 Pairs IR Headphones AX 9102 User manual Please read carefully before operating this player...

Page 2: ...al Failure to follow these instructions may invalidate your warranty SAFETY FIRST Do not install the display where it may i obstruct the driver s vision ii impair the performance of any of the vehicle...

Page 3: ...he movement of the picture may be slow and the picture may be dark It is not a malfunction The unit will work normally once it reaches its operating temperature Do not drop or hit the LCD panel with a...

Page 4: ...rast Color Tint Manual Viewing Angle Adjustment White LED Dome Light Automotive Startup Protection Built in IR Transmitter for IR Wireless Headphone IR Remote Control On Screen Display 2xAV Input 2xAV...

Page 5: ...lti sound DVD audio that supports up to eight languages per film z Subtitles support up to 32 languages z The playback of MP3 music files stored on a CD R CD RW disc z Region number assigned based on...

Page 6: ...Fast Forward button Skips to the next chapter on a DVD or track on a CD Press and hold to fast forward at 2x 4x 8x and 16x speeds In the MENU mode press to increase a value Stop button Press once to s...

Page 7: ...Turn off the LCD screen Reset button When unit doesn t work during playback press with a pencil or other narrow tipped tool to restart the unit Screw hole Used to attach the player to the mounting pl...

Page 8: ...n the slot Numbers Used to directly enter track numbers and to configure some options Previous Jumps to previous chapter on a DVD or previous track on a CD Play or Pause Starts and stops playback of a...

Page 9: ...le zoom settings Repeat Alternates among repeat options Title Displays the DVD title menu or PBC on off in VCD playback Fast Forward Speeds playback forward at 2x 4x 8x and 16x speeds Subtitle Turns p...

Page 10: ...AUTON The LCD opens to a maximum angle of 135 degrees The monitor turns on automatically when fully opened assuming the ignition switch is on or in the ACC position Closing the monitor Gently push the...

Page 11: ...V source must be connected Note You cannot insert a DVD into the slot if you have selected an alternate audio video source AV IN1 or AV IN2 Turning the player off To turn the power off press the power...

Page 12: ...playback press the stop button If you press the stop button and then press the play pause button again playback begins from the beginning of the last chapter played not the last exact location when y...

Page 13: ...on press the SUBTITLE button The player displays the current language number and name and the total number of languages for which subtitles are available z If the DVD provides subtitles in multiple la...

Page 14: ...angles available To change the angle press the ANGLE button again To return to normal viewing press the ANGLE button again Zooming in and out To zoom in enlarge the image when watching a DVD press ZO...

Page 15: ...Repeat off Resumes normal playback Repeating favorite sections To repeat a favorite section you must first mark where it begins and ends 1 play back the CD 2 To identify the beginning of your favorit...

Page 16: ...vious button Repeating MP3s z To repeat a single MP3 file press the REPEAT button on the remote To cycle through all the following settings continue to press REPEAT z Repeat single repeats the current...

Page 17: ...t to peel z The surface of the LCD can be easily scratched Do not rub it with anything abrasive Servicing the monitor In the event that trouble arises never open the monitor case disassemble the playe...

Page 18: ...attery type 1 Turn the remote up side down 2 Simultaneously slide the battery latch in the direction of the arrow and pull the battery holder out of the slot Removing the battery holder 3 Remove the o...

Page 19: ...player may cause damage Before you begin 1 Verify that the vehicle electrical components function including power windows power door locks air conditioning lights etc 2 Identify the polarity of the d...

Page 20: ...or any other conducting material z To prevent short circuit do not remove the caps from unused terminals or from the ends of unconnected cables z Insulate unconnected wires with vinyl tape or other si...

Page 21: ...d connect them to the corresponding dome light wire on the overhead monitor system 5 Attach the DVD player to the metal mounting plate using the CM 4x13 screws 6 Re fix the LED cover to the unit 7 Plu...

Page 22: ...eo Rating Misc 3 Press left arrow and right arrow button on remote to alternate set items 4 Press up arrow and down arrow button to select the option you wish to change 5 Press ENTER to confirm your s...

Page 23: ...en 2 G Material a safe for general audiences 3 PG Parental guidance suggested 4 PG 13 Some material unsuitable for children under 13 5 PG R Some material unsuitable for children under 17 6 R Some mate...

Page 24: ...hicle z The player may be disconnected Check all connections See the installation instructions z The remote control battery may require changing z Dirt may be covering the remote s infrared lens Clean...

Page 25: ...e transmission of the infrared signal from the player to the headphones or the headphones are beyond the reach of the IR signal The IR receiver on the headphones must be in direct line of sight of the...

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