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Monitor Basic Features

1. LED Power Indicator

When illuminated the monitor is "On".  

2. Power Button

This button turns the monitor "On" and "Off". 

Note: The ignition key must be switched to the "On" position for proper operation.

3. Camera Selection Button

If your vehicle has two or more cameras press this button to display other cameras views on

the monitor.

Note 1: The ignition key must be switched to the "On" position.

Note 2: Camera 1 (C1) has priority over any other cameras and will automatically activate when

the vehicle is put into reverse providing the mode selection button is set to the “AUTO” posi-

tion.

Note 3: If a camera is not connected to a selected source the monitor's picture will be blank.

4. Day / Night Selection Button

This button adjusts the monitor for daytime or nighttime operation.

5. LED Camera Selection Indicators

If your vehicle has more than one camera the LED camera indicators will identify which cam-

era view is being displayed on the monitor. 

6. Volume Control

Knob adjusts the volume of the audio from the camera’s microphone. 

7. Contrast Control 

Adjust the monitor’s contrast between black and white with this knob. 

8. Brightness Control 

This knob adjusts the monitor’s overall brightness. 

9. Mode Selection Button

Single Camera System

MAN (manual) position: Refer to the LED camera selection indicators to identify what

camera is being displayed on the monitor. If your system has a single camera (C1) the

monitor will show the rear camera view. If C2, C3 or C4 are selected the monitor’s pic-

ture will be blank. When the vehicle is put into reverse the camera view will NOT auto-

matically change to the rear view camera (C1).

AUTO (automatic) position: Refer to the LED camera selection indicators to identify what

camera view is being displayed on the monitor. If your system has a single camera (C1)

the monitor will show the rear camera view. If C2, C3 or C4 are displayed the monitor’s

picture will be blank. When the vehicle is put into reverse the camera view will automat-

ically change the picture to the rear view camera (C1).

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Summary of Contents for MCS-700BW

Page 1: ...Model MCS 700BW Owner s Manual For Technical Assistance please call 800 638 3600 or visit www magnadyne com 7 Black and White Rearview Security Camera System ...

Page 2: ...ty MobileVision Rearview Security Camera System This system has been designed to provide you with a product that is technologically superior and provide years of trouble free operation The information enclosed provides a quick reference of the operations and maintenance of your new Rearview Security Camera System This product must be installed and used in accordance with this manual Any alteration...

Page 3: ...ehicle is in reverse make sure the monitor s power but ton is in the On position Note 2 If the screen is displaying the wrong image when vehicle is in reverse make sure the monitor s mode selection button is set to the AUTO position 7 Black and White Monitor All the controls to operate your monitor are located on the front panel Familiarize yourself with the monitor s features so you can adjust se...

Page 4: ...era view is being displayed on the monitor 6 Volume Control Knob adjusts the volume of the audio from the camera s microphone 7 Contrast Control Adjust the monitor s contrast between black and white with this knob 8 Brightness Control This knob adjusts the monitor s overall brightness 9 Mode Selection Button Single Camera System MAN manual position Refer to the LED camera selection indicators to i...

Page 5: ...em has a multiple cameras C1 will show the rear camera view If C2 C3 or C4 is selected the monitor s picture will show the view of the camera selected When the vehicle is put into reverse the camera view will automatically change the picture to the rear view camera C1 Camera Basic Features Note This Rearview Security System has a CCD camera which uses LEDs to brighten up the area under low light c...

Page 6: ...ra lens and monitor screen with damp soft cloth Should you experience any problem with the system please refer to the troubleshooting guide prior to returning your system for repair Note 1 The user should not attempt to service the unit beyond that described in the operating instructions All other servicing should be referred to qualified personnel Note 2 Do not expose the unit to water or excessi...

Page 7: ...5 C 60 C Dimensions 203 W x 153 H x 219 L mm Weight 11 LBS Camera Image Sensor Type CCD TV System CCIR EIA Effective Pixels 550 x 580 510 x 492 Sensing Area 4 9 x 3 7mm Image Sensor Type CCD Troubleshooting Symptoms Solutions Unstable Image Low Voltage Check Battery Check Generator Cloudy Image Clean Dirty Camera Lens Clean Dirty Monitor Lens Adjust Contrast Adjust Brightness No Power Check Fuse i...

Page 8: ...onsibility of the purchaser This warranty does not cover the cabinet appearance items or accessories used in con nection with this product or any damage to recording or recording tape or any damage to the products resulting from improper installation alteration accident misuse abuse or acts of nature MAGNADYNE CORPORATION OR ITS AUTHORIZED AGENTS SHALL NOT BE LIABLE TO ANYONE FOR CONSEQUENTIAL OR ...

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