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Monitor Operation

RVS SYSTEMS

MENU

REV

V1/V2

POWER

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SELECTION

BUTTON

CAMERA

SELECTION

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ARROW

UP
ARROW

ROTATE
IMAGE
(Back/Exit

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Menu Mode)

 

 



 

 



 

 


 

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• Use "BRIGHTNESS" "CONSTRAST" "SATURATION" “SHARPNESS" to

adjust the image properties.

• Day/Night Mode: Mode 1 will turn on the  Back-lit buttons. Mode 2

will turn on the auto-dim feature on the monitor.

• Name: Change the name of each individual channel.

• Trigger source: Change the channel  destination for each trigger.

• Trigger delay: Adjust the delay time on each trigger.

• Distance Grid: Choose what channel the distance grid will display on.

• Grid Position: Move the grid-lines.

• Reset: Reset all settings to factory default.

Summary of Contents for RVS-082507

Page 1: ...1 TM...

Page 2: ...7 TFT LCD Color Monitor w Universal Mount Stand Wire 1 3 Channel Multiplexer Control Unit 1 66 Camera Cable 1 Remote Control 1 Power Connection Wire 1 Double RCA Power Converter to connect external au...

Page 3: ...iring Camera Monitor 10 11 Installation Diagram 12 Installing the Monitor 13 Monitor Operation 14 Splitting Splicing 15 Positioning 16 Multiplexer 17 Monitor Dimensions 18 Monitor Specifications 19 Ca...

Page 4: ...tem should not be used as a substitute for the standard rear view mirror or for any other mirror that exists in your vehicle In some jurisdictions it is unlawful for a person to drive a motor vehicle...

Page 5: ...wever you the driver must use it properly Use of this system is not a substitute for safe proper or legal driving Never back up while looking at the monitor alone You should always check behind and ar...

Page 6: ...system immediately Where the power cable may touch a metal case cover the cable with a friction tape A short circuit or disconnected wire may cause a fire While installing the Rear View System be care...

Page 7: ...R BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE OR LOSSES OR EXPENSES RESULTING FROM ANY DEFECTIVE PRODUCT OR THE USE OF ANY PRODUCT If you have questions about this product contact...

Page 8: ...hmark test before installation to insure that all components are working properly Step 1 Choose the monitor and camera locations Step 2 Install all cables in vehicle when necessary a 0 8 20mm hole sho...

Page 9: ...lements Do not run the cable over sharp edges do not kink the cable and keep away from HOT and rotating parts 2 Fasten all cables and secure all excess cable Monitor 1 To Attach the Pedestal mount to...

Page 10: ...hannel To have the the backup camera come on when you go into reverse con nect the BLUE wire to reverse power or any power source that comes on only in reverse The other channels can simi larly be tri...

Page 11: ...connect the blue wire to a reverse power There is a built in voltage regulator for our systems which can handle 12 24 volts Real consumption is 10 to 30 Volts Note The camera and monitorcan always be...

Page 12: ...RVS SYSTEMS 12 Installation Diagram Figure 1 1 Figure 1 2 Figure 1 3 Figure 1 4 Connection of U Bracket Connection of Flushmount Bracket...

Page 13: ...or Camera 1 DC12V 24V red 2 Ground black 3 Port 3 blue 4 Port 2 white 5 Port 1 yellow 3 Amp Fuse Video Out Multiplexer 13 Reverse With Confidence Installing the Monitor 66ft Extension Cable Optional C...

Page 14: ...operties Day Night Mode Mode 1 will turn on the Back lit buttons Mode 2 will turn on the auto dim feature on the monitor Name Change the name of each individual channel Trigger source Change the chann...

Page 15: ...r only for embedded monitor Splitting back cover Hold monitor with 2 hands and detach with fingers as indicated by arrows only for embedded monitor Splitting sun shield Take the monitor with the left...

Page 16: ...RVS SYSTEMS 16 Positioning...

Page 17: ...17 Reverse With Confidence Multiplexer Port 1 Port 2 Port 3 or DVD Backup...

Page 18: ...RVS SYSTEMS 18 Monitor Dimensions 5 25 7 power video select down up menu mirror normal image Power On Off Menu Selection Button Camera Selection Down Arrow Up Arrow Rotation Imager Exit in Menu Mode...

Page 19: ...t 16 9 500 1 Display Brightness 400cd m2 Viewing Angle U 50 D 60 R 70 Video Input 3 channel Video Source 1Vp p 75 Power Supply DC 12V 24V 10 Power Consumption 5W Operating Temperature 30 C 80 C Video...

Page 20: ...RVS SYSTEMS 20 Camera Dimensions 3 3 25...

Page 21: ...582V 2 1mm View Angle 130 Sync System Internal Synchronization Infrared distance 50 Feet 18 Infrared IR Usable Illumination 0 Lux IR On Power Source S N Ratio DC 12V 24V 10 More than 48dB Electronic I...

Page 22: ...problem still persists ver ify that alternate ports work If alternate ports do not work re move Blue Trigger wire from 12V and select alternate chan nels Monitor Will Not Power Up no backlight on powe...

Page 23: ...e RVS Systems Inc system after partial failure or use with improper ac cessories Warranty Performance DURING THE ABOVE WARRANTY PERIOD SHOULD YOUR RVS Systems PROD UCT EXHIBIT A DEFECT IN MATERIAL OR...

Page 24: ...vehicle can maneuver safely RVS Systems and or its affiliates shall have no responsibility or lia bility for damage and or injury resulting from accidents occurring with vehicles having some of RVS Sy...

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Page 26: ...If you have any questions about this product contact RVS Systems Inc 1797 Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn NY 11233 888 881 2601 BETTER CAMERAS BETTER SERVICE IT S OUR GUARANTEE...

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