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Rockville HEADREST DVD PLAYER, Owner'S Manual

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ACCESSORIES

   

   •  Multifunction Remotes (Remote Type Varies Depending on Headrest Model)
   •  Owner’s Manual
   •  Matching Slip Covers
   •  Power and AV Cables (Cable Type Varies Depending on Headrest Model)
   •  Detachable Steel Posts   
   •  Steel Fitting Sleeves: 10mm (.4in), 12mm (.27in) 
   •  6 Plastic Inserts for Proper Fitting: 12mm (.47in), 12.7mm (.50in), 13.5mm (.53in), 14mm (.55in), 16mm (.63in) 

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

   •  Wireless Headphones

USERS MANUAL FOR ROCKVILLE DVD PLAYER

RTSVD96, RTSVD76, RVD72, RVD95

RDP93, RDP71

RHP9, RHP7

Summary of Contents for HEADREST DVD PLAYER

Page 1: ...Rockvillestore com HEADREST DVD PLAYER OWNERS MANUAL Rockvillestore com ...

Page 2: ...ds With proper care and installation this unit should provide you with many years of performance and reliability Please read this installation guide carefully for proper use of your Rockville Headrest DVD unit Should you need technical assistance during or after your installation please call our technical help line at 1 646 758 0144 Monday through Friday 9am to 5pm EST ...

Page 3: ...ONTENTS 1 Accessories Precautions and Warnings Key Features Installation Instructions Headrest Functions Remote Functions Touchscreen Functions Troubleshooting Technical Specifications and Parameters 2 3 4 5 6 10 12 18 19 ...

Page 4: ...ables Cable Type Varies Depending on Headrest Model Detachable Steel Posts Steel Fitting Sleeves 10mm 4in 12mm 27in 6 Plastic Inserts for Proper Fitting 12mm 47in 12 7mm 50in 13 5mm 53in 14mm 55in 16mm 63in OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES Wireless Headphones USERS MANUAL FOR ROCKVILLE DVD PLAYER RTSVD96 RTSVD76 RVD72 RVD95 RDP93 RDP71 RHP9 RHP7 ...

Page 5: ... bright spots ghosting this is normal Mp3 players can not be played via usb connection STORAGE PLACEMENT Optimal workable temp 15 110 f degrees Extremely cold temps below 15 f may encourage moisture around lens of dvd player REMOVE ALL MEDIA FROM UNIT AND PLACE UNIT ON A FLAT SURFACE FOR ABOUT 1 HOUR ROOM TEMP SHOULD BE AROUND 60 70 F MOISTURE WILL EVAPORATE FROM LENS PRECAUTIONS FOR EXTERNAL MEDI...

Page 6: ... other downloadable content Album art unit can display album art for mp3s if content is readable For more downloadable content visit www Native32 com DVD HEADREST DOES NOT SUPPORT THE FOLLOWING MEDIA RM RA RAM RMVB AST MKV TYPE SUPPORTED MEDIA DVD DVD R DVD ROM MPEG1 AUDIO VIDEO AUDIO VIDEO AUDIO VIDEO STILL IMAGES SLIDE SHOW CD CD R CD RW VCD MP3 MP4 JPG WMA USB SD MS MSD MP3 MP4 JPG WMA PICTURES...

Page 7: ...le diameter Test the fit of the headrest and make appropriate adjustments to ensure a snug fit Use the supplied plastic inserts to further secure placement of new headrest All connections should be run through headrest poles Use electrical tape solder to ensure a long lasting secure connection Before final mount install ensure all connections are fully functional 12V GROUND VIDEO IN L AUDIO IN R A...

Page 8: ...eeds by pressing the key various times up to 4 times See diagram below Press the Power key to turn the player On or Off Opens the panel door Selects previous track or chapter Selects next track or chapter When playing a CD or VCD the Stop Return key stops music or video track Press again to return to main menu When playing a DVD or VCD2 0 the Stop Return key will return you to the disk menu Press ...

Page 9: ...key and then press Enter to comfirm Repeat allows you to loop the selected title chapter or track album When playing a DVD press the key successively to select the title or chapter to play For other types of disks press Repeat key successively to switch between track repeat or album repeat PBC allows you to move through sections of the tracks on a VCD2 0 or SVCD while viewing a moving image as opp...

Page 10: ...e setup menu you can set the language audio video speaker and Dolby settings Press Setup key a second time to exit setup menu Allows adjustment of screen including contrast brightness color definition hue and other modes After adjusting parameters press the TFT Menu key to save settings and return to the main menu The TFT LCD key turns the screen off and allows for audio output only To turn the sc...

Page 11: ...e the direction keys to move the cursor to the time digits Enter the time you wish to go to and the player will begin from that time Pressing the Display key will bring up on screen the following information 1 Disk format 2 Current title number Total number of titles 3 Current chapter number Total number of chapters 4 The playing time of the current title Pressing the key a second time will displa...

Page 12: ...ndary Direction Keys 25 Search 26 Subtitle 27 Return 1 PBC Menu 2 Title 3 Power 4 Mute 5 Number Keys 6 Goto 7 Subtitle 8 Rewind Fast Forward 9 Display 10 Previous Next 11 Audio 12 Volume 13 Angle 14 USB Card 15 Set up 16 Play Pause 17 Directional Key Enter 18 Stop Return 19 Menu 20 Zoom 21 FM TX 22 Repeat 23 IR TX 24 Slow 25 DVD AV 26 Program 27 TFT On Off 1 Reset 2 Function Keys 3 Direction Keys ...

Page 13: ...Rockvillestore com 11 16 Feet REMOTE FUNCTIONS Application of Remote Control Horizontal 30 Vertical 30 Max Distance 16 ft 30 ...

Page 14: ...n playing your disc If it is a DVD or VCD the disc will load and begin to play automatically Figure 1 Figure 1 Figure 2 2 If it is a CD CDR or CDR RW the menu pictured be low will appear once you ve pressed DISC icon Touch the corresponding icon to access your disc The RETURN icon at the bottom will bring you back to the main menu screen Figure 2 ...

Page 15: ...f the icons wll take you to a submenu screen which will allow you to view or listen to the desired media SD INPUT Figure 5 Figure 6 Plug SD card into SD card slot copper strips facing up Touch the SD icon to access the SD card Figure 5 In the next screen Figure 6 select the media you would like to access Video Music Photo or Text Touching any of the icons will take you to a submenu screen which wi...

Page 16: ... set up menu simply touch the SETUP icon on the main screen Figure 7 Once in the set up menu you will be able to make changes to the System Figure 8 adjust Disc options Figure 9 set up Audio features Figure 10 adjust Speaker settings Figure 11 and set digital mode Figure 12 14 ...

Page 17: ...AV sources touch either AV1 Figure 13 or AV2 Figure 14 in the main menu Touching the IR OUT icon Figure 15 will bring up the IR Settings screen Figure 16 Here you will be able to select your IR Headphone transmitting frequency as well as turn off the IR option if desired IR Headphones sold seperately 15 ...

Page 18: ...Settings screen Figure 18 Here you will be able to select the FM band for output of unit audio via your factory speakers Touching the OFF button will turn off this feature Touch the SPEAKER icon Figure 19 to bring up the Volume control bar Use the and icons to adjust the volume to the desired level 16 ...

Page 19: ... 20 will bring up image control sliders Figure 21 Using the and icons the sliders allow you to set Brightnes Contrast and Color During DVD VCD movie playback touching the top edge of the screen will activate menu options Touching this area again will clear the menu 17 ...

Page 20: ...ected 3 Check volume settings 1 Check that the disk has been properly loaded 2 Check that the disk is not damaged or dirty Clean disk with a soft cloth from the center out 3 Check disk and unit settings for proper region code 4 Check disk for proper format 1 Restore default settings 2 Select proper screen format from the set up menu 1 Check the battery to make sure its properly installed 2 Make su...

Page 21: ...terisitcs Audio Characterisitcs DVD DVD R DVD ROM CD CD R CD RW VCD 7in 9in Audio Stereo Video Complex Video Signal Output AV USB Port SD MS MMC Card Reader PAL NTSC DC 12V 1 5A 9 Watts 15 F 110 F 1 0Vp p 75 ohm Frequency Response 20Hz 20KHz Signal to Noise Ratio 90dB Harmonic Distortion 0 01 Technical Specifications and Parameters ...

Page 22: ... 2012 ROCKVILLE Features and specifications are subject to change and or improvement without notice ...

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