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Summary of Contents for HR7012

Page 1: ...S S P HR7012MA HR7012 Rear Seat Video Headrest System Owner s Manual HR7012S Available in six configurations HR7012D S TM TM ...

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Page 3: ...tion 15 Battery Cautions and Warnings 15 Remote Control Operation 16 System Menu 20 System Setup Sub Menus 22 DVD Playback Settings and Adjustments 31 DVD Region Codes 35 AV INPUTS OUTPUTS HDMI MHL and USB PORT INFORMATION 36 Game Controller Operation OPTIONAL 38 Troubleshooting 40 Specifications 42 Compliance Information 43 User Notes 44 Table of Contents 2014 VOXX Electronics Corp All rights res...

Page 4: ...es M1 M2 A V IN AUX and GAME Source The monitor has a built in infrared audio transmitter channel HR7012D is a 7 LCD monitor with a built in DVD player that allows the user to select from several sources DVD USB HDMI MHL M1 M2 A V IN and GAME Source The monitor has a built in infrared audio transmitter channel GAME Optional Thank you for purchasing the HR7012 Rear Seat Video Headrest System Before...

Page 5: ...nected to automotive head unit radio with built in DVD player or external DVD Blu ray player or other A V source Figure 3 NOTE When the Monitors are 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 30 Your system may have an additional A V Audio Video input such as Configuration 3 above and or ...

Page 6: ...player and HDMI input HR7012D Figure 4 Configuration 5 One 7 LCD monitor with a built in DVD player and HDMI input HR7012D and One 7 LCD monitor with a built in DVD player and AUX input HR7012MA Figure 5 Configuration 6 One 7 LCD monitor M1 with a built in DVD player and HDMI input HR7012D and One 7 LCD monitor M2 screen only HR7012S Figure 6 Figure 6 S P HR7012S M2 S P HR7012D M1 S P HR7012D M2 S...

Page 7: ...Port HR7012MA only used to connect a USB memory device eg thumb drive Content on the USB device can be played by selecting DVD as the video source The USB device will automatically start up upon connection Product Features thereby overriding the DVD disc USB port HR7012D only 2 0 input on the front for phone tablet charging or for playing digital content from a USB Flash drive Disconnect the USB d...

Page 8: ...mote control To operate the M2 screen press M2 5 To turn OFF either M1 or M2 from the front panel press and hold the Power ON OFF button for 5 seconds or turn the vehicle OFF Safety Precaution For safety reasons when changing a video disc it is recommended that the vehicle not be in motion and that you do not allow children to unfasten safety belts to change a disc or make any adjustments to the s...

Page 9: ...slot The disc will 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 7 Note Do not use s...

Page 10: ...8 HR7012 Rear Seat Video Headrest System Owner s Manual S AUDIO R VIDEO AUDIO L Front Panel Controls HR7012MA Figure 8 1 13 2 14 13 12 7 3 4 5 6 8 9 15 16 HR7012MA 11 10 ...

Page 11: ...nd insert the USB device The USB device will start automatically and take priority over the DVD To play DVD s disconnect the USB device from the port Figure 8 10 Protective Cover Used to protect and cover the Headset Earbud jack AV Input jacks and USB port when not in use Figure 8 11 1 8 Wired Headset Earbud Output Jack This jack is used to connect a standard wired headphone earbuds Figure 8 12 ME...

Page 12: ...10 HR7012 Rear Seat Video Headrest System Owner s Manual S P AUDIO R VIDEO AUDIO L HR7012S Figure 9 10 1 11 10 9 5 2 3 4 3 6 11 12 7 8 Front Panel Controls HR7012S ...

Page 13: ... or on the remote control until AUX appears on the screen and press PLAY on the connected source Figure 9 7 1 8 Wired Headset Earbud Output Jack This jack is used to connect standard wired headphones earbuds Figure 9 8 Protective Cover Used to protect and cover the Headset Earbud jack and AV Input jacks when not in use Figure 9 9 MENU SELECT Button This button is used to display and select options...

Page 14: ...12 HR7012 Rear Seat Video Headrest System Owner s Manual S HDMI MHL HR7012D Front Panel Controls HR7012D Figure 10 14 10 15 13 12 11 7 6 1 2 3 5 16 4 8 9 ...

Page 15: ... the port This port may be used to charge a cellphone or tablet see page 37 for more information Figure 10 10 Protective Cover Used to protect and cover the HDMI jack and USB port when not in use Figure 10 11 PREVIOUS LEFT Button Press and hold to skip to the previous chapter or track during playback of a disc This button is used in the SYSTEM MENU to adjust settings Figure 10 12 DOWN q Button Thi...

Page 16: ... seat video headrest system It is not a universal remote control and will not control other equipment Remote control Back View Protective Pull Tab Clear Plastic 1 2 1 Replacing the Remote Control Battery 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 12 2 Remove the old...

Page 17: ...ose to strong impacts Do not expose monitors remote controls and headphones to direct sunlight for extended periods of time Always ensure that the batteries are correctly installed in the remote controls and headphones with the positive and negative sides in the directions as shown in the battery compartment Use one CR2025 3V Lithium battery 160mAh in the remote controls NOTE Do not use different ...

Page 18: ...16 HR7012 Rear Seat Video Headrest System Owner s Manual Remote Control Operation Figure 15 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 14 ...

Page 19: ...en Figure 15 12 DISPLAY Press the TV button 4 and the DISPLAY button to show monitor status modulator status IR Transmitter status M1 M2 ID Source status NOTE IftheTVbuttonispressedtheremote control will not control DVD functions until the DVD button is pressed again Press the DVD button 31 and the DISPLAY button to show current disc information while the disc is playing In DVD mode press the DVD ...

Page 20: ...18 HR7012 Rear Seat Video Headrest System Owner s Manual Figure 16 Remote Control Operation continued 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 17 18 19 20 ...

Page 21: ... this button to display and select the desired available subtitle language Figure 16 NOTE The subtitle selections vary from disc to disc 18 ZOOM Press this button to enlarge the picture when playing a DVD disc Press repeatedly to change the zoom from Zoom 2 Zoom 3 Zoom 4 Zoom 1 2 Zoom 1 3 Zoom 1 4 and Zoom OFF Figure 16 19 AUDIO DVD MODE ONLY Press this button to display and select the available A...

Page 22: ...fied or reset to the factory default settings NOTE System Menu changes are best made without a DVD inserted into the unit This section describes how to adjust and set settings using the six setup screens Figure 17 System Menu HR7012S M2 HR7012MA M1 Figure 17 1 VOLUME CONTROL HR7012MA and HR7012S 2 PICTURE CONTROL 3 FM MODULATOR M1 Only 4 OSD LANGUAGE 5 IRT ON OFF 6 DEFAULT DVD ON OFF HR7012MA and ...

Page 23: ...the UP DOWN direction buttons to select the desired setting in the System Menu screen and press the OK button or Menu 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 OK button or Menu Select button to select...

Page 24: ...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 21 1 Select M1 or M2 on the Remote Control 2 Using the using the Volume direction buttons adjust the volume...

Page 25: ...Menu Select button again to return to the System Menu 5 Select reset to return picture setting controls back to factory default 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 five selections in the Sub Menu Brightness Contrast Color Tint and Reset Using the LEFT RIGHT direction bu...

Page 26: ...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 disappear from...

Page 27: ...on 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 butt...

Page 28: ...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 25 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 29: ...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 15 to select OSD Language and press the Enter button to enter the OSD Language su...

Page 30: ... Control 4 Select M1 or M2 on the Remote Control 5 Press the System Menu button then use the UP DOWN direction buttons Figure 15 to select IRT ON OFF and press the OK button to enter the sub menu 6 Use the UP DOWN direction buttons to turn the IRT ON or OFF and press the OK button to enter selection When ON is selected IRT ON will be displayed on the System Menu screen When OFF is selected IRT OFF...

Page 31: ...ow the System Menu Figure 28 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 D...

Page 32: ... when a connected video source is detected and turned ON NOTE This feature will only work if the system is installed with an external source connected to the A V IN of the unit Default Auto M1 HR7012S M2 monitor s will automatically turn ON when the HR7012MA M1 is first turned ON Default Auto OFF HR7012S M2 monitor s will not turn ON automatically when HR7012MA M1 is turned ON or if a connected vi...

Page 33: ...ection buttons and press select to open the sub menu that contains the different options available 3 Press the UP or DOWN direction buttons to highlight the desired option and press ENTER to confirm the selection 4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 to set the options that reside on the same Setup Page 5 To change to another Setup page press the LEFT direction button to position the highlight back on the icon s...

Page 34: ...y younger users may be available on some discs but not on others Rating This item allows you to limit the content of movie playback from G to Adult The lower the value the more strict the control Figure 34 For the first time setting the parental control rating key in the default password 3308 and press ENTER to unlock the parental control rating Press the cursor button to move the highlight to the...

Page 35: ...B Memory Devices 1 The system will detect the insertion of a USB device automatically if no disc is loaded The system only auto detects the first media inserted USB drive the second media source can be manually selected by pressing the front panel Source S button or the SOURCE button on the remote control 2 When a disc is inserted the system will switch to DVD mode immediately regardless of which ...

Page 36: ... to the variety of disc manufacturers and software playback cannot be 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 P...

Page 37: ...ent region cannot be played in this unit and the unit will display WRONG REGION Figure 40 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 40 24 ...

Page 38: ...For Apple products go to the Apple Store or enter the following link into your web browser to find the adapter required for your device Different models require different adapters http support apple com kb ht4108 See the following links for other smartphone and tablet manufacturers Samsung Multimedia adapter http www samsung com us mobile cell phones accessories multimedia adapters NOTE Some Samsu...

Page 39: ...re some Xvid and some AVI file types Video resolution must be 720 x 480 or smaller 2 Phone Tablet charging When a DVD is playing the USB port can be used for charging a portable device but it will be limited to 1 Amp of charging current When the unit is not in DVD mode or USB mode the USB port can be used for charging a portable device with up to 2 Amps of charging current The USB port will not ch...

Page 40: ...oller COVER SCREW Figure 41 Functional Description 1 Use the START button to enter the games list 1 54 Use the direction buttons to move the arrow to the desired game Press the START button to select the game Use the SELECT button to exit to the game list 2 A Key A Function Key activates the jump function and optional weapons 3 B Key B Function Key activates the fire and attack functions 4 TA Key ...

Page 41: ...2 monitor Whichever viewer selects the game source becomes Player 1 and uses the P1 controller Two Players When there are two players the first user to select the game source uses the P1 controller Player 2 uses the P2 controller The P1 controller is used for game selection P2 controller can select a game but the game can only be started by pressing the START button on P1 controller GAME CONTROLLE...

Page 42: ... 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 43: ...g information and credits at the beginning of a movie you won t be able to This part of the movie is often programmed to prohibit skipping through it HDMI MHL input not working for the HDMI MHL enabled device May require a special HDMI MHL adapter Contact your HDMI MHL device supplier for the adapter Some devices may need to boot up before showing media Game source does not work The Game source ca...

Page 44: ... TFT Active Matrix 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 ...

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...

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Page 47: ...128 9273 2014 VOXX Eletronics Corp 150 Marcus Blvd Hauppauge NY 11788 If you have any questions regarding this product or require technical assistance please call 1 800 225 6074 www voxxelectronics com ...

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