HR8D Rear Seat Video Headrest System Owner`s Manual

HR8D

Rear Seat Video Headrest System

Owner’s Manual

2

HR8D REAR SEAT VIDEO HEADREST SYSTEM

TABLE OF CONTENTS


Contents

CONGRATULATIONS ��2

CAUTIONS ��2

PRODUCT FEATURES ��3

QUICK START GUIDE ��4

REMOTE CONTROL BATTERY INSTALLATION ��6

HEADPHONE BATTERY INSTALLATION ��7

BATTERY CAUTIONS AND WARNINGS ��7

FRONT PANEL CONTROLS ��8

REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION ��10

SYSTEM MENU ��14

SYSTEM SETUP MENUS ��14

DVD PLAYBACK SETTINGS AND ADJUSTMENTS ��18

DVD REGION CODES ��22

AV INPUTS, OUTPUTS AND HDMI/MHL AND USB PORT INFORMATION ��23

GAME CONTROLLER OPERATION ��25

TROUBLESHOOTING ��27

SPECIFICATIONS ��29

COMPLIANCE INFORMATION ��30

NOTES ��31

© 2014 VOXX Electronics Corp� All rights reserved� This manual, or any portion thereof, may not be reproduced without the express written permission of VOXX Electronics Corp�

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HR8D REAR SEAT VIDEO HEADREST SYSTEM Owner’s Manual

CONGRATULATIONS

Thank you for purchasing the HR8D Rear Seat Video Headrest System� Before operating this system read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference�

The HR8D Rear Seat Video Headrest System has two replacement video monitor headrests referred to as either “M1” or “M2”

The Rear Seat Video Headrest System is set-up and adjusted with easy to use menus that are accessed using the remote control or in this manual� The system allows the users the buttons on the front panel� to watch the same DVD/Video Source on both monitors simultaneously or individual

DVD/Video sources on either monitor�

The full function wireless remote control operates either monitor by selecting the

The two-channel wireless Infrared (IR) headphones have an A-B switch that allows the users to select the audio from either M1 on “CH A” or M2 on ”CH B”�

Monitor Select “M1” or “M2” button�

The M1 monitor will only respond to the

Each headrest has an 8” LCD monitor with a built-in DVD player that allows the user remote control when the Monitor Select “M1” button is pressed� to select from several sources (DVD/

USB, HDMI®/MHL®, M1/M2, A/V-IN and GAME*)� Each monitor has a built-

The M2 monitor will only respond to the remote control when the Monitor Select “M2” button is pressed� in infrared audio transmitter channel�

* GAME Optional

CAUTIONS

Important Notice

An LCD Panel and/or Video Monitor may be installed in a motor vehicle and visible to the driver if the LCD Panel or Video Monitor is used for vehicle information, system control, rear or side observation or navigation� If the LCD Panel or Video Monitor is used for television reception, video or DVD play, the LCD Panel or Video Monitor must be installed so that these features will only function when the vehicle is in “park” or when the vehicle’s parking brake is applied�

An LCD Panel or Video Monitor used for television reception, video or DVD play that operates when the vehicle is in gear or when the parking brake is not applied must be installed to the rear of the driver’s seat where it will not be visible, directly or indirectly, by the operator of the motor vehicle�

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 system�

System adjustments can be accomplished using the remote control, while safety belts remain fastened� Enjoy your entertainment system but remember that the safety of all passengers remains the number one priority�

CAUTION

Always run the vehicle’s engine while using the HR8D Rear Seat Video Headrest System�

Using this system without running the engine can result in battery drainage� To avoid the risk of battery drainage, please remember to turn system OFF when the vehicle is not in use for long periods of time�

Patented, refer to www�voxxintl�com/company/patents

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PRODUCT FEATURES

The HR8D Rear Seat Video Headrest System consists of:

1� Two factory matched Headrests with

8-inch Color TFT-LCD Display Screen

(800x480) 16:9 aspect ratio�

2� Two Infrared (IR) Transmitters for listening to the audio signal through

Wireless IR Headphones�

10� Controls & Indicators on the Front and

Top Panels�

• POWER

• SOURCE (S)

• PLAY/PAUSE (

)

3� Two wireless Infrared (IR)

Headphones equipped with volume control and an A/B switch to select between “M1” and “M2”�

NOTE: The wireless IR headphones must

be used within a line of sight from the transmitter as infrared transmission, like visible light, travels only in an

unrestricted line of sight�

4� One wireless 100 channel FM transmitter for listening to audio (from

the M1 Monitor only) through the vehicle’s FM radio by tuning to one of

100 frequencies� Locate an unused FM frequency on the radio and set the FM modulator to that frequency� NOTE:

Whenever the FM transmitter is active, regular radio reception may be poor.

Turn the FM transmitter off to allow normal radio reception.

• USB Connector

• HDMI/MHL INPUT

11� OSD (On Screen Display) menus�

The Game Pack consists of fifty four 32-bit games (six dual players)� Includes 2 Game

Controllers (P1 & P2) see pages 25 and 26 for more information�

USB Input, used to connect a USB memory device� This input will also charge a USB device that contains a battery�

6� Sources - DVD, USB, A/V-IN, M1 (or M2),

HDMI or Game (optional)�

• STOP/ EJECT (n

• ENTER (

)

)

• PREVIOUS / LEFT ( / )

• DOWN (q)

• UP (p)

• NEXT / RIGHT ( / )

MVGP1 Game Pack (Optional):

When the Game Pack is installed, either monitor can be designated as “Player 1”�

Selection is based on a “first come, first serve” basis� The second monitor will automatically become “Player 2”� (see page 25 for more

information)

7� HDMI/MHL Input, is used to connect a device with an HDML/MHL output�

NOTE: Requires an HDML/MHL enabled

device and a special HDML/HML adapter. Contact your HDML/MHL device supplier for the adapter. (see page 23 for more information)

8� Remote Sensors on the front panels�

9� Two full function remote controls to operate either headrest by selecting “M1” or “M2”�

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QUICK START GUIDE

1� Press the Power button on the top of the front panel or the remote control�

The power indicator will be dimly lit�

2� Insert a DVD, CD, or MP3 disc (label toward user) into the disc slot located on top of the M1 monitor� The disc player will pull the disc in automatically�

NOTE: Do not force the disc in the slot�

The monitor must be in DVD mode to accept a disc.

3� Tilt the Screen to a comfortable viewing position� The screen has a built-in stop�

Do not force it past this stop, otherwise damage will occur�

4� Each wireless IR headphone has an

”A-B” switch used to select the audio from either the “M1” or “M2” monitor�

When sitting in front of the M1 screen, use the CH A setting� When sitting in front of the M2 screen, use the CH B setting�

• Set the headphone to the proper channel and press the

Power On/Off button to turn the headphones ON� The power indicator will light up red�

NOTE: Turn the volume down to its

lowest setting before putting the headphones on.

5� When the DVD menu appears, select the menu item using the UP/DOWN buttons and press the Enter or Play button�

6� If audio playback through the vehicle radio is preferred, use the FM transmitter ON/OFF button on the remote control� Set the vehicle radio to the channel selected on the M1 monitor�

If interference with a local radio station occurs, set the FM modulator to one of the other 100 radio frequencies using the Channel Select button on the remote control or front panel�

NOTE: To operate the M1 screen, press

M1 button on the remote control. To operate the M2 screen, press the M2 button on the remote control.

7� To turn OFF either the M1 or M2 monitor, press and hold the Power ON/

OFF button for 5 seconds�

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GENERAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

For the best disc operation, it is important • If disc is not clean, use a commercially that you read this section completely�

DVD Region Coding

DVD discs are coded by region� These region codes must match in order for the DVD to play� If the codes do not match, the DVD will not play� The HR8D region code is set to

Region 1� Playback of a disc from any other region will not work in the HR8D� available cleaning cloth to gently wipe the disc from the center out� (Figure 1)

NOTE: Do not use solvents such as

benzene, thinner, cleaners, or antistatic spray intended for analog discs.

Types of Discs the HR8D Will Play

• DVD-Video: DVD containing video�

• CD-DA: CD containing musical or sound content only�

• CD-Video: CD contains video only�

• CD-R/RW: CD contains audio files (for example, a CD-R with downloaded MP3 files), MPEG, or JPEG files�

NOTE: The following discs will NOT play in

the HR8D: Optical disc- CD-1, CD-ROM, and

DVD-ROM Mini disc- CDG (audio only, not graphics), Blu-ray.

Loading and Playing Discs

Before loading a disc, make sure that it is compatible with the player�

Press the POWER button to turn the system

ON� Load the disc (label facing the user) into the disc 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.

Figure 1

• Keep discs protected in their cases or disc magazines when not in use� Do not subject discs to heat or high temperature�

Avoid leaving discs in a parked vehicle or on a dashboard or rear tray�

• Do not use discs that have aftermarket paper or plastic labels or stickers attached�

The following malfunctions may result from using such discs:

• Inability to eject a disc (due to a label or sticker peeling off and jamming the eject mechanism)�

• Inability to read audio data correctly

(i�e� playback skipping, or no playback) due to heat shrinking of a sticker or label causing a disc to warp�

• Use only standard, round discs� If you insert irregular, non-round, shaped discs they may jam in the DVD player or not play properly�

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�

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REMOTE CONTROL BATTERY INSTALLATION

Installation of the Remote Control Battery

The remote control comes with a battery already installed with a Pull Tab to prevent battery discharge� Remove the Pull Tab before attempting to use the remote� (Figure 2)

NOTE: The remote control will only operate with the HR8D system. It is not a universal remote

control and will not control other equipment.

Remote control

Back View

CR02025

OPEN

PUSH

Protective Pull Tab (Clear Plastic)

Figure 2

insert thumbnail into the battery door side notch (1) and index fingernail into battery door upper notch (2) and slide battery holder open� (Figure 3)

2� Install one CR2025 battery (1)� (Figure 4)

NOTE: Make sure that the proper polarity

(+ or -) is observed.

3� Slide the battery holder back into the remote control until it locks� (Figure 4)

6

(1)

Figure 3

(2)

(1)

CR2025

3V

Figure 4


HEADPHONE BATTERY INSTALLATION

Installation of the Headphone Batteries

Each wireless IR headphone requires two AAA batteries�


1� Locate the battery compartment cover on the left earphone�

2� While holding the left earphone in one hand, press down on the battery compartment cover and slide it UP and OFF in the direction shown� (Figure 5)

3� Insert two AAA batteries, carefully following the markings inside to ensure the batteries are inserted properly ( “+”and “

-

” ends in the correct positions)�

4� Replace the battery compartment cover� (Figure 5)

Figure 5

BATTERY CAUTIONS AND WARNINGS

Cautions and Warnings

• Always keep the monitors, remote control and headphones clean and dry�

• Use two AAA (1�5v) Alkaline batteries in each of the headphones�

NOTE: Do not use different types.

• Always seek qualified personnel to perform repairs to the system or individual components of the system�

Never attempt your own repairs.

• Do not use old batteries in the remote control or headphones�

• When the batteries fail to function, replace them immediately�

• Do not drop remote control and headphones or expose to strong impacts�

• Remove the batteries if the remote control and headphones are not used for a month or longer�

• Do not expose monitors, remote control and headphones to direct sunlight for extended periods of time�

• Keep all batteries out of the reach of children� Should a battery be swallowed, immediately consult a doctor� • Always ensure that the batteries are correctly installed in the remote control and headphones with the positive and negative sides in the directions as shown in the battery compartment�

• When disposing of used batteries, please comply with governmental regulations or environmental rules that apply in your area�

• Use one CR2025 (3V) Lithium battery

(160mAh) in the remote control

NOTE: Do not use different types.

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FRONT PANEL CONTROLS

1


16

15

2

3

4

14

13

12

5

6

9

11

7

10

8

Figure 6

1. DVD disc insertion slot

6. HOME / MENU SELECT (

This button is used to access the system menu� Used to execute a selected setting or menu option�

) Button

2. IR TRANSMITTER and IR SENSOR

IR Transmitter: Used to broadcast audio signal to the wireless IR headphones�

IR Sensor: Used to receive signals from the remote control�

3. PLAY/PAUSE ( ) Button

This button is used to start playback of the disc or pause a disc�

7. USB PORT

This port is used to connect a USB device for playback of content� To view content, select “USB” as the video source and insert the USB device� The

USB device will start automatically�

NOTE: This input will also charge a USB

device that contains a battery�

4. SOURCE (S) Button

This button is used to select the DVD/

USB, M1/M2, A/V IN, HDMI/MHL or GAME

(optional) sources�

5. STOP / EJECT (n ) Button

This button is used to stop the playback of the disc or USB in use and to eject the disc�

8. HDMI/MHL INPUT

For connection of device with HDMI/

MHL output�

NOTE: Requires a HDMI/MHL enabled

device and a special HDMI/MHL adapter.

Contact your HDMI/MHL device supplier

for adapter�

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FRONT PANEL CONTROLS (continued)

9. JACK COVERS

Used to protect and cover the HDMI jack and USB port when not in use�

10. DOWN (q) Button

This button is used to navigate through menu selections in downward direction�

11. UP (p) Button

This button is used to navigate through menu selections in upward direction�

12. NEXT / RIGHT ( / ) Button

Press and hold this button to skip to the next chapter or track during playback of a disc� This button is also used to navigate through menu selections�

13. PREVIOUS / LEFT ( / ) Button

Press and hold this button to skip to the previous chapter or track during playback of a disc� This button is also used to navigate through menu selections�

14. POWER INDICATOR

Bright Red when OFF and dimly lit when

ON�

15. 8-inch TFT LCD Display Screen

(800 x 480)

16. POWER Button

• Press and release this button to turn the monitor ON�

• Press and hold this button for 3 to 5 seconds to turn the monitor OFF�


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10

11

12

13

14

15

16

8

9

5

6

3

4

1

2

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REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION


POWER EJECT

M1 M2

SOURCE

T V DVD MUTE

DVD

SOURCE

SYSTEM

MENU

PIX

DISC

MENU

VOL

ZOOM

SUBTITLE

ENTER

AUDIO

IRT

ON/OFF

STOP

SETUP

DISPLAY

A-B REPEAT

5

1

9

6

2

0

3

4

7

C

FMM

8

Figure 7

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REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION (continued)

1. POWER ( )

Press this button to turn the system ON and OFF� (Figure 7)

2. Monitor Select (M1 and M2)

Press this button to select a monitor to control� (Figure 7)

M1- Press to control the M1 monitor�

M2- Press to control the M2 monitor�

12. PREVIOUS ( )

When a disc has more than one Chapter,

Track, or File, you can move to another

Chapter/Track/File� Press this button briefly during play to skip back to the previous Chapter for DVD-video or

Track/File for MP3, CD, etc� (Figure 7)

3. SOURCE

Press this button to display the MAIN

MENU� Use the UP/DOWN/LEFT/

RIGHT Arrow buttons to highlight a source then press enter to select�

(Figure 7)

13. PAUSE ( )

Press this button to pause the playback of a disc� Pressing pause again or pressing the Play button will resume normal playback� (Figure 7)

4. TV

Refer to Item 15�

5. DVD Source

Not used on this model�

14. SETUP

Press this button to navigate the

DVD Setup Menu� Please refer to the following pages to configure the system: General Setup Page, Audio

Setup Page, Preference Page, and

Password Setup Page� (Figure 7)

NOTE: Unit must be set to DVD source.

6. PIX

This button is used to make picture adjustments� Use the UP or DOWN direction buttons to select BRIGHTNESS,

CONTRAST, COLOR, TINT, or RESET� Use the UP or DOWN buttons to adjust the setting� The OSD will automatically disappear if no adjustments are made within 6 seconds� (Figure 7)

7. SYSTEM MENU

This button is used to make system setup adjustments� See pages 14 - 17 for details�

8. UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT Arrows

Use these buttons to navigate the menu selections on the screen� (Figure 7)

9. ENTER

Press this button to make an OSD selection� (Figure 7)

10. SCAN BACKWARD ( )

Press this button to search in the backward direction� Press this button repeatedly to change the search speed from 2, 4, 8, and 16 times the normal speed� (Figure 7)

11. PLAY ( )

Press this button to initiate play mode when a disc is loaded in the disc compartment� (Figure 7)

15. DISPLAY

Press the TV button (4) and

DISPLAY to show monitor status, modulator status, IR Transmitter status, M1/M2 ID, Source status�

NOTE: The TV button is pressed the remote

control will not control DVD functions until the DVD button is pressed again.

Press the DVD button (30) and

DISPLAY to show current disc information while the disc is playing�

In DVD mode, press the DVD button

(30) and the DISPLAY button (15) to show current disc information� Press once to show the Title/Chapter/Play

Time information� Press a second time to show the OSD Subtitle/Audio

Language� Press a third time to show the Title/Chapter/Time status remaining�

Press the DVD button and hold the

DISPLAY button for 3 seconds to enter the GO TO mode (change the Disc Title,

Disc Chapter, and Play Time)� Press the

LEFT or RIGHT button to select the Title,

Chapter or Play Time� Use the numeric buttons to enter the desired Title/

Chapter/Play Time selection� (Figure 7)

16. NUMBERS

Allows the user to select tracks on a disc during playback or changing the parental control� (Figure 7)

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POWER EJECT

M1 M2

SOURCE

T V DVD MUTE

DVD

SOURCE

SYSTEM

MENU

PIX

DISC

MENU

VOL

ZOOM

SUBTITLE

ENTER

AUDIO

IRT

ON/OFF

STOP

SETUP

DISPLAY

A-B REPEAT

5

1

9

6

2

0

3

7

C

FMM

8

4

Figure 8

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17

25

24

23

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28

27

26

32

31

30

29

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17. FM Modulator Channel Select (C)

(M1 Monitor only)

Not applicable on this model� (Figure 8)

18. FMM ON/OFF ( ) (M1 Monitor only)

This button is used to turn the wireless

FM Modulator ON and OFF� (Figure 8)

19. A-B REPEAT

Allows user to repeat the playback from point A to point B of a DVD� Press the

A-B button once to select a starting point

(A) and again to select a end point (B)�

The DVD will only play the selection from point A to point B� Press the A-B button again to cancel selection and return to normal playback of the DVD� (Figure 8)

20. REPEAT

Press this button to switch the repeat mode options of CHAPTER,

TITLE, ALL and cancel while playing

DVD-video� Other disc types such as CD have two repeat modes that can be selected: TRACK and ALL�

(Figure 8)

21. NEXT ( )

When a disc has more than one Chapter,

Track, or File, you can move to another

Chapter/Track/File� Press this button briefly during play to skip forward to the next Chapter for DVD-video or Track/File for MP3, CD, etc� (Figure 8)

22. STOP ( )

Press this button to stop playback of disc�

(Figure 8)

23. SCAN FORWARD Button ( )

Press this button to search in the forward direction� Press this button repeatedly to change the search speed from 2, 4, 8, and

16 times the normal speed� (Figure 8)

24. IRT ON/OFF

This button is used to turn the Infrared

Transmitter ON and OFF for the Wireless

IR Headphones� Pressing M1 then the

IRT ON/OFF button will control the IR

Transmitter for M1� Pressing M2 then the IRT ON/OFF button will control the IR

Transmitter for M2� (Figure 8)

25. AUDIO (DVD MODE ONLY)

Press this button to display and select the available AUDIO languages� Each time you press the button, the audio language changes� (Figure 8)

NOTE: The audio languages vary from

disc to disc�

26. SUBTITLE (DVD MODE ONLY)

If the DVD playing has different subtitle options, press this button to display and select the desired available subtitle language� (Figure 8)

NOTE: The subtitle selections vary from

disc to disc.

27. DISC MENU

This button acts as a compound button that calls the RETURN or DISC MENU function� Short press the DISC MENU button to enter RETURN mode and go back to the DVD Menu while the disc is playing� Press PLAY to return to the Title/Chapter� Long press the DISC

MENU button to access the menu of the

DVD playing� Press PLAY to start at the beginning of the disc� (Figure 8)

28. ZOOM

Press this button to enlarge the picture when playing a DVD disc�

Press repeatedly to change the zoom from 2x, 3x, 4x, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4 and OFF�

(Figure 8)

29. VOLUME DOWN ( - ) or UP ( + )

Not applicable on this model� (Figure 8)

NOTE: These buttons can be used with

the PIX button for adjusting the picture

controls.

30. DVD Mode Select

Press this button to control DVD functions� (Figure 8)

31. MUTE

Press this button to mute the sound transmitted to the headphones and the

FM Modulator� “MUTE” will be displayed on the screen� Pressing the button again restores sound to the previously set level�

(Figure 8)

32. EJECT ( )

Press this button to eject the disc from the disc slot� (Figure 8)

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SYSTEM MENU

Source

The SOURCE button on the remote control or on the front panel allows the user to change the AV source between DVD, USB,

HDMI/MHL, AV-IN, M1/M2, GAME� When the

SOURCE button is pressed the MAIN MENU

(Figure 9) screen appears allowing the user to select a desired source or select the setting to go to the SYSTEM MENU�

POWER

SOURCE

SOURCE

MENU

DVD

SOURCE

SYSTEM

MENU

M1

T V

ENTER

M2


EJECT

DVD MUTE

PIX

DISC

MENU

VOL

ZOOM

SUBTITLE

AUDIO

SYSTEM

MENU

ENTER

BUTTON

UP, DOWN, LEFT, and

RIGHT DIRECTION

BUTTONS

STOP

Figure 10

HR8D (M1) and HR8D (M2) Main Menu

Figure 9

SETUP

DISPLAY

A-B REPEAT

The SYSTEM MENU allows the user to personalize the HR8D Rear Seat Video

Headrest System settings� This menu is accessed by selecting the gear ( ) icon in the MAIN MENU and is used in the initial setup to adjust the picture quality and customize adjustable functions�

Once the initial settings are customized, they will remain the same until modified or reset to the factory default settings�

NOTE: SYSTEM MENU changes are best

made without a DVD inserted into the unit.

SOURCE

S

5

1

9

6

2

7

3

FMM

8

4

SYSTEM SUB-MENUS

1� Press the SYSTEM MENU button on the remote control (Figure 10) or press the

SOURCE button on the front panel of the system (Figure 11) to display the MAIN

MENU� (Figure 9)

This section describes how to adjust and set settings using the five setup screens:

Using the System Menu

Navigating and selecting available settings in the SYSTEM MENU is accomplished using the Remote Control buttons (Figure 10), or the Front Panel buttons (Figure 11)�

Follow the steps outlined in this section to select and customize each of the five adjustable Sub-Menu functions and a

Settings option listed above in the MAIN

MENU, refer to the sections that apply�

NOTE: The SYSTEM MENU will disappear if

no adjustments are made within 6 seconds.

See page 11.

2� Use the UP and DOWN direction buttons to select the desired setting in the MAIN

MENU screen and press the ENTER button or SOURCE button to select the

Sub-Menu screen� NOTE: Selected items

in the MAIN MENU and the Sub-Menus will be highlighted in orange.

3� Use the UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT direction buttons to select an item in the Sub-Menu screen and then press the

ENTER button to select�

4� To exit MAIN MENU screen or the

Sub-Menu screens at anytime, press the

SYSTEM MENU button on the remote control or the SOURCE button on the front panel�

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SYSTEM SETUP MENUS

PICTURE CONTROL

3� Using the LEFT and RIGHT direction buttons, adjust the level of the picture setting chosen�

NOTE: Levels are set from “0” to “16”

for Brightness, Contrast and Color. The levels for Tint is set from “-16” to “+16”.

There is no Tint Control in PAL Mode.

4� Select Reset to return the picture setting control back to factory defaults�

FM CHANNEL

HR8D (M1) and HR8D (M2)

Picture Control Menus

Figure 12

PICTURE CONTROL from the Front Panel:

1� Press and hold the HOME/ MENU SELECT button on the front panel of the system to show the SYSTEM MENU�

2� Use the UP and DOWN direction buttons to select Picture Control and press the

ENTER button to enter the sub-menu�

(Figure 12)

WFMM Channel/Frequency Menu

Figure 13

Wireless FM Modulator (WFMM) Channel

Select from the Front Panel

3� Use the UP and DOWN direction buttons to select one of the four settings in the Sub-Menu (Brightness, Contrast,

Color, Tint and Reset)� Using the

LEFT and RIGHT direction buttons, adjust the level of the picture setting chosen�

NOTE: Levels are set from “0” to “16”

for Brightness, Contrast and Color. The levels for Tint is set from “-16” to “+16” .

There is no Tint Control in PAL Mode.

SELECT button on the front panel of the M1 unit (Figure 6) to show the MAIN

MENU�

2� Use the UP and DOWN direction buttons to select WFMM (Wireless

FM Modulator) and press the ENTER button to enter the sub-menu� (Figure

13)

4� Select Reset to return the picture setting control back to factory defaults�

PICTURE CONTROL from the Remote

Control:

3� Use the UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT direction buttons to select the best channel/frequency from a four page list of one hundred frequencies then press the ENTER button to enter selection�

1� Select “M1” or “M2” on the remote control and press the PIX button to enter Picture Control.

4� When a channel/frequency is selected, the Wireless FM Modulator screen will display the selected channel/frequency�

2� Use the UP and DOWN direction buttons to select one of the five settings in the Sub-Menu (Brightness, Contrast,

Color, Tint and Reset)�

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SYSTEM SETUP MENUS (continued)

Selecting the FM Channel from the

Remote Control:

LANGUAGE

1� Select “M1” on the Remote Control�

2� Press the SYSTEM MENU button then use the UP and DOWN direction buttons to select WFMM (Wireless FM

Modulator) and press the ENTER button to enter the Wireless FM Modulator sub-menu�

3� Use the UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT direction buttons to select the best channel/frequency from a five page list of one hundred frequencies then press the MENU/SELECT button to enter selection�

POWER

M1

EJECT

NOTE: When a channel/frequency is

M2

selected, the Wireless FM Modulator screen will display the selected channel/

T V DVD MUTE

frequency.

DVD

SOURCE

WIRELESS FM MODULATOR ON/OFF

Direct Access Button on the Remote

MENU MENU

ZOOM

Control:

Language Sub-Menu

Figure 15

LANGUAGE from the Front Panel:

SELECT button on the front panel of the system to show the Main Menu�

2� Use the UP and DOWN direction buttons to select Language and press the ENTER button to enter the submenu� (Figure 15)

3� Use the UP and DOWN direction buttons to select the desired language then press the ENTER button to save the setting� selected, the channel/frequency the system is set to will be displayed on the

ON/OFF

lower lefthand side of the main screen�

When OFF is selected, FMM OFF will be

STOP

displayed on the lower left-side of the main screen� (Figure 14)

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 to select Language and press the OK button to enter the Language submenu�

SETUP DISPLAY A-B REPEAT

1 2 3 4

6� Use the UP and DOWN direction buttons to select the desired language then press the OK button to save the setting�

5 6 7 8

FMM

9 0 C

Figure 14

FMM ON/OFF

BUTTON

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SYSTEM SETUP MENUS (continued)

DEFAULT DVD ON/OFF

IR TRANSMITTER ON/OFF

Default DVD Sub-Menu

Figure 16

With the “Default DVD ON” feature selected, the monitor will default to DVD Mode each time the system is turned ON� For example,

if the user is playing a game and the system is turned OFF, the next time the system is

turned ON, it will power up in DVD Mode.

Default DVD ON/OFF from the Front Panel:

Press and hold the HOME / MENU

SELECT button on the front panel

(Figure 6) of the system to show the

MAIN MENU.

2� Use the UP and DOWN direction buttons to select DEFAULT DVD ON/

OFF and press the ENTER button to enter the sub-menu� (Figure 16)

3� Use the UP and DOWN direction buttons to select DEFAULT DVD ON or OFF and press the ENTER button to enter selection�

Default DVD ON and OFF from the Remote

Control:

Select “M1” or “M2” on the Remote

Control�

2� Press the SYSTEM MENU button then use the UP and DOWN direction buttons to select DEFAULT DVD ON/OFF and press the ENTER button to enter the sub-menu�

3� Use the UP and DOWN direction buttons to select DEFAULT DVD ON or OFF and press the OK button to make the selection�

IR Transmitter Sub-Menu

Figure 17

IR Transmitter ON/OFF from the Front

Panel:

Press and hold the HOME / MENU

SELECT button on the front panel

(Figure 6) of the system to show the

MAIN MENU�

2� Use the UP and DOWN direction buttons to select IR TRANSMITTER ON

or OFF and press the ENTER button to enter the sub-menu� (Figure 17)

3� Use the UP and DOWN direction buttons to select IRT ON or OFF and press the

Enter button to enter selection� When

ON is selected, IRT ON will be displayed on the SYSTEM MENU screen� When

OFF is selected, IRT OFF will be displayed on the SYSTEM MENU screen�

IR Transmitter ON/OFF from the Remote

Control:

4� Select “M1” or “M2” on the Remote

Control�

5� Press the SYSTEM MENU button then use the UP and DOWN direction buttons to select IR TRANSMITTER and press the ENTER button to enter the sub-menu�

6� Use the UP and DOWN direction buttons to turn the IR TRANSMITTER

ON or OFF and press the

ENTER button to enter selection� When

ON is selected, IRT will be displayed on the SYSTEM MENU screen� When

OFF is selected, IRT OFF will be displayed on the SYSTEM MENU screen�

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DVD PLAYBACK SETTINGS AND ADJUSTMENTS

The Setup Menu contains features and options that lets you customize your DVD player� For example, you can set screen display or a language for the on-screen display or prevent DVD playback of certain DVD disc (for example PG-13 or R Rated) for children�

Using the Setup Menu

1� Press the SETUP button on the remote control� The Setup Menu appears on the screen as shown in Figure 18� There are 2 icons on the left side of the Setup

Menu� Each icon represents a page for:

SYSTEM SETUP

LANGUAGE SETUP

2� Highlight the desired option using the

UP or DOWN direction 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 side of the setup page� Then, repeat steps 2 through 5�

SCREEN SAVER

This option allows the operator to set the

Screen Saver mode� (Figure 19)

ON - Screen saver will appear

OFF - Screen saver will not appear

NOTE: The DVD player will enter Screen

Saver mode if the unit is inactive for approximately 2 minutes.

TV TYPE

TV SYSTEM

SYSTEM SETUP

ON

Figure 19

The TV TYPE setup allows you to set the screen aspect ratio� (Figure 20)

SYSTEM SETUP

TV SYSTEM

The TV SYSTEM setup allows the user to select television standard which corresponds to your TV� (Figure 18)

• NTSC - Select this TV type for NTSC TV

• PAL - Select this TV type for PAL TV

• AUTO - Select this TV type if the connected screen is multi-system�

The output format of the video signal will be in accordance with the video signal of the disc�

TV SYSTEM

SYSTEM SETUP

SCREEN SAVER

TV TYPE

PASSWORD

4:3LB

16:9

Figure 20

4:3 PS (Pan Scan)

The left and right of the screen are cut off and displays the central portion of the 16:9 screen

4:3 LB (Letter Box)

Displays the content of the DVD title in 16:9 aspect ratio� The black bars will appear at the top and bottom of the screen�

TV SYSTEM

SYSTEM SETUP

SCREEN SAVER

TV TYPE

PASSWORD

DEFAULT

NTSC

PAL

AUTO

Figure 18

16:9

This displays a wide picture with black bands on the upper and lower portion of the screen�

The bandwidth will vary, depending on the aspect ratio of the disc�

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DVD SETTINGS AND ADJUSTMENTS (continued)

PASSWORD

The Default Password is 3308� This password is always accepted even after a new password has been entered� To avoid the possibility of others using the default password to set the parental level and change the password, record this default password in another area and delete it from this manual� (Figure 21)

The restriction of viewing disc content by younger users may be available on some discs but not on others�

NOTE: The rating level can only be changed

when the correct password is entered on the password setting.

DEFAULT - RESTORE

The DEFAULT - RESTORE feature allows you to restore all options to factory settings�

(Figure 23)

SYSTEM SETUP

TV SYSTEM

TV TYPE

PASSWORD

DEFAULT RESTORE

TV SYSTEM

TV TYPE

PASSWORD

RATING

LANGUAGE SETUP

OSD LANGUAGE

The OSD LANGUAGE setup option page allows the user to select the language for the OSD�

The user can either select ENGLISH, FRENCH,

SPANISH, GERMAN, or ITALIAN for the OSD language� (Figure 24)

LANGUAGE SETUP

AUDIO LANG

S U B T I T L E L A N G

FRENCH

SPANISH

TV TYPE

Figure 21

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 22)

.

PG

DEFAULT

Figure 22

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 parental level sub menu�

Press to select the desired level of parental control and press ENTER� (Figure 22)

To change the password to your own password, select the Password setting and press ENTER and Key in a new four digit password, press ENTER to lock the parental control rating setting�

AUDIO LANGUAGE

The AUDIO LANG setup option page allows the user can select the audio language (ENGLISH,

FRENCH, SPANISH, GERMAN, ITALIAN,

CHINESE, JAPANESE or THAI)� (Figure 25)

NOTE: The audio selection is only available

for discs that are recorded in the above listed languages. If the selected, language is not available, the player will play and display on the screen the original language contained in the disc.

OSD LANGUAGE

A

S

U

U

D

B

I

T

O

I T

L

L

A

E

LANGUAGE SETUP

N G

LANG

ENGLISH

FRENCH

SPANISH

GERMAN

ITALIAN

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SUBTITLE LANGUAGE

The SUBTITLE setup option page allows the user to select the language for the OSD� The user can either select ENGLISH, FRENCH,

SPANISH, GERMAN, ITALIAN, CHINESE, THAI or OFF to be displayed on the screen during playback of a disc� (Figure 26)

NOTE: The subtitle selection is only available

for discs that are recorded in the above listed languages. If the selected, language is not available, the player will play and display on the screen the original language contained in the disc.

LANGUAGE SETUP

OSD LANGUAGE ENGLISH

FRENCH

SPANI SH

PLAYING DEVICES

Media Play Mode Selection

The Media Mode (Figure 27) supports the following formats:

Audio – Audio data format (MP3, WMA)

Photo – Photo data format (JPEG)

Video – Video data format (MPEG I, II)

Playing USB 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 type of media (USB) is currently playing�

Press the front panel Source (S) button or the SOURCE button on the remote control to select the device source of input signal from DVD, or USB memory device�

NOTE: The system will default to the

DVD when the system detects a disc in the DVD player. The system cannot support more than 2 memory partitions on a USB thumb drive.

AUDIO

Enjoy your Audio in this mode.

PHOTO

Enjoy your picture in this mode.

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VIDEO

Enjoy your video in this mode.

Figure 27



DISC BASICS

To get the optimum use out of the DVD player, make sure you read this section completely�

Types of discs your DVD Player will play:

• DVD* disc - DVD discs that contain video.

• Audio disc - Audio CDs that contain musical or sound content only�

• MP3 disc - A disc that contains audio files

(for example, a CD-R with downloaded

MP3 files)�

* This system is capable of playing most recordable DVD formats� However, due to the variety of disc manufacturers and software, playback cannot be guaranteed�

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)�

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 the user�

To load and play a disc:

1� Press the Power button to turn the monitor ON�

2� Select DVD mode using the front panel

Source (S) button or the SOURCE button on the remote control and insert the disc (label facing user) into the disc slot�

3� Push down gently on the disc and the player will pull the disc in�


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DVD REGION CODES

The DVD player is preset to a region code at the factory depending on where the DVD player is sold (Figure 28)� DVDs from a different region cannot be played in this unit and the unit will display “WRONG REGION”�

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Figure 28

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

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AV INPUTS, OUTPUTS, HDMI/MHL AND USB PORT

INFORMATION

AV INPUTS, AV OUTPUTS

Audio/Video Inputs


• http://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/

cell-phones-accessories/multimediaadapters *

An external video source, video game system, or other audio/video devices can be connected to the AV input� This AV input connection is normally performed when the unit is installed� Turn the video source component on with its power button or remote control and it is now ready to play the audio and video signals from the source connected to the AV input�

NOTE: Some Samsung smartphones

may require an additional 5-pin micro

USB to 11-pin micro USB adapter in addition to the multimedia adapter.

For other smartphone makes and models check with your device service provider to find an adapter that will work with your device�

Audio/Video Output

www.amazon.com * is a good source for finding an adapter that will work with your smartphone�

The audio/video output will provide the audio/video signal from the M1 unit� This output connection is normally performed when the unit is installed and is connected to an AUX input on the vehicle radio� This allows listening to audio from the M1 monitor on the vehicle radio�

HDMI devices **:

Chromecast media streaming device:

• www.google.com and search for

Chromecast

Roku HDMI streaming device:

HDMI (HDMI/MHL)

Input located on the front of the unit

This input can be used for devices with HDMI or MHL output ports (such as smartphones, tablets, HDMI/MHL devices) and may require the purchase of an HDMI cable and HDMI adapter which is available from your device manufacturer� Each device has unique requirements, please consult with your device or smartphone manufacturer to determine which type of output your device supports�

• http://www.roku.com/products/

compare

MHL devices **:

Roku MHL streaming stick:

http://www.roku.com/roku-ready/

models *

NOTES:

* Web links can change over time; if the above links do not function go to your device manufacturer’s or smartphone service provider’s web site for more information�

NOTE: Some adapters can be powered

from the USB port on the front panel of the unit. Powering the adapter will charge the smartphone when using the smartphone as a media source.

Smartphones and Tablets

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:

** These devices require connection to Wi-

Fi or a hotspot in order to stream video content from providers such as Netflix,

Hulu, Crackle, etc�

CAUTION: Streaming video can consume large amounts of data when a smartphone is used as a hotspot� Data rates may apply�

See your mobile phone service provider for details�

NOTE: Go to:

www.voxxelectronics.com for more information on available adapters�

Samsung Multimedia adapter:

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AV INPUTS, OUTPUTS, HDMI/MHL AND USB PORT

INFORMATION (continued)

USB PORT INFORMATION

USB Port

The USB port provides two functions:

1� Media port for USB thumb drives:

• The Media port allows for the playing of MP3 music files, jpeg files and some video file formats when the

USB source is selected� Video formats supported are 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 charge a portable device when the HR8D is turned OFF�


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GAME CONTROLLER OPERATION - OPTIONAL

Battery Installation

Functional Description

Back of the Game Controller Front of the Game Controller

BATTERY COVER TAB COVER SCREW

DIRECTION

BUTTONS

BACK

UP

DOWN

SELECT START

A

B

TB

TA

B

TB

TA

A

BATTERY COMPARTMENT

P1

SELECT START

LED-POWER

INDICATOR

CONTROLLER

I.D. (P1 or P2)

Figure 29

Figure 30

Before attempting to operate the Game

Controller, install the batteries as described below:

1� Turn the game controller face down�

2� Using a Phillips head screwdriver, remove the cover screw�

3� Use your finger to lift the battery cover tab and remove the cover�

4� Install three “AAA” batteries� Make sure that proper polarity (+ or -) is observed�

5� Align the cover tab with the game controller and press down on the cover tab until the cover locks�

6� Reinstall the cover screw�

CAUTION:

The Game Controller will go into a sleep mode after 3 minutes if no buttons are pressed. Do not store the game controller in a seat pocket where the buttons may be inadvertently pressed.

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: TURBO “A” Function Key�

5� TB Key : TURBO “B” Function Key�

6� BACK Key: The Back key is used to return to the previous page� While playing a game pressing the Back key will return to the games list� Pressing the Back key again will return to the games main page

“54 Arcade Games”�

7� Press the START button to begin the game� Press the START button again at any time to pause the game�

NOTE: The LED power indicator will light only

when a game controller key is pressed.

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GAME CONTROLLER OPERATION - OPTIONAL (continued)

There are 54 single player games in the games list to choose from and six games are for two players�

One-Player

The games can be selected from either the

M1 monitor or the M2 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�

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TROUBLESHOOTING

Symptom Remedy

System does not power “ON” • Is the ignition turned “ON”?

• Is the battery installed in remote control?

IR Remote inoperative • Verify that the battery in the remote control is good�

• Verify that the proper battery polarity (+ or -) is observed

(+ side facing up)�

• Verify that the remote sensor eye is not obstructed�

• Verify that the M1 or M2 button has been selected correctly�

Disc won’t play • Insert a disc with label side facing toward user�

• Check if the disc is defective by trying another disc�

• Check the type of disc you put into DVD slot� The DVD player only plays DVDs, audio CDs, and MP3s� It will not play a

Blu-ray disc�

• Both the DVD player and the disc are coded by region� If the regional codes don’t match, the disc cannot be played�

Disc plays, but then stops immediately

No picture

Cannot advance through a movie

• The disc is dirty and needs cleaning�

• Condensation has formed� Allow the player to dry out�

• The disc is scratched� Replace the disc�

• Check that you are in DVD mode if playing a DVD�

• You cannot advance through the opening credits and warning information that appears at the beginning of movies because the disc is programmed to prohibit that action�

No sound or distorted sound • If you are using the IR headphones, make sure you turn ON the

IR transmitter on the DVD system�

• Verify that the batteries in the IR Headphones are good�

• Is volume turned “UP” on the IR Headphones?

• Is anything blocking signal between the monitor and the headphones?

• Make sure the headphones are set to the proper channel:

CH�A for M1 Monitor CH�B for M2 monitor

• Make sure the FM modulator is on and the radio is tuned to the same frequency�

Device feels warm

Player does not respond to all commands during playback

• When the monitor is in use for a long period of time, the surface will be heated� This is normal�

• Operations are not permitted by the disc�

• Refer to the instructions in the disc inlay�

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TROUBLESHOOTING (continued)

Symptom

Picture is distorted�

Remedy

• Check the disc for fingerprints and clean with a soft cloth, wiping from center to edge�

• The disc might be damaged, try another disc�

No forward or reverse scan�

• It is normal for some distortion to appear during forward or reverse scan�

• Some discs have sections that prohibit rapid scanning or title and chapter skip�

HDMI/MHL input not working for the HDMI/MHL enabled device�

NO SIGNAL displayed on screen

• If you try to skip through the warning 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�

• 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 picture�

Game source does not work • The Game source can not be selected (grayed out) if the

MVGP1 Game Module is not installed� Make sure the MVGP1

Game Module is installed and plugged in�

• No source plugged into the A/V, AUX, MEDIA or HDMI input�

• Some devices may need to boot up before showing picture�

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SPECIFICATIONS

Monitor Specifications

Type

Resolution

Pixels

Back Light

Power Source

Power Consumption

Operating Temperature

Storage Temperature

Video Display System

Back Light Life

TFT Active Matrix LCD

2400 (W) x 480 (H)

1,152,000

LED

+12 VDC

28W

32°F ~ 125°F (0°C ~ +55°C)

-22°F ~ 150°F (-20°C ~ +70°C)

NTSC/PAL

20,000 hours


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COMPLIANCE INFORMATION

FCC NOTICE

This device has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC

Rules� These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation� This device generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy, and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications� However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation� If this device does cause unacceptable interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the device OFF and

ON, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Increase the separation between the device and receiver�

• Consult your dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help�

FCC WARNING:

To assure continued FCC compliance, the user must use the provided grounded power supply cord and the shielded video interface cable with bonded ferrite cores� Also, any unauthorized 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 applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment� By ensuring this device is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this device� The recycling of materials will help to conserve natural resources� For more detailed information about recycling of this device, please contact your local city office, your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the device� Applicable accessory: remote control�

MACROVISION NOTICE

This product incorporates copyright protection technology that is protected by U�S� patents and other intellectual property rights� Use of this copyright protection technology must be authorized by Macrovision, and is intended for home and other limited viewing uses only unless otherwise authorized by Macrovision�

Reverse engineering or disassembly is prohibited�

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HR8D Rear Seat Video Headrest System Owner`s Manual

HR8D

Rear Seat Video Headrest System

Owner’s Manual

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Contents

CONGRATULATIONS

CAUTIONS

Important Notice

Safety Precaution

CAUTION

PRODUCT FEATURES

MVGP1 Game Pack (Optional):

QUICK START GUIDE

GENERAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

NOTES on Discs

REMOTE CONTROL BATTERY INSTALLATION

HEADPHONE BATTERY INSTALLATION

BATTERY CAUTIONS AND WARNINGS

FRONT PANEL CONTROLS

FRONT PANEL CONTROLS (continued)

REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION

REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION (continued)

REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION (continued)

REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION (continued)

SYSTEM MENU

SYSTEM SUB-MENUS

Using the System Menu

SYSTEM SETUP MENUS

PICTURE CONTROL

FM CHANNEL

SYSTEM SETUP MENUS (continued)

LANGUAGE

SYSTEM SETUP MENUS (continued)

DEFAULT DVD ON/OFF

IR TRANSMITTER ON/OFF

DVD PLAYBACK SETTINGS AND ADJUSTMENTS

DVD SETTINGS AND ADJUSTMENTS (continued)

PASSWORD

LANGUAGE SETUP

DVD SETTINGS AND ADJUSTMENTS (continued)

PLAYING DEVICES

DVD SETTINGS AND ADJUSTMENTS (continued)

DISC BASICS

DVD REGION CODES

AV INPUTS, OUTPUTS, HDMI/MHL AND USB PORT

INFORMATION

AV INPUTS, AV OUTPUTS

HDMI (HDMI/MHL)

AV INPUTS, OUTPUTS, HDMI/MHL AND USB PORT

INFORMATION (continued)

USB PORT INFORMATION

GAME CONTROLLER OPERATION - OPTIONAL

Back of the Game Controller Front of the Game Controller

CAUTION:

GAME CONTROLLER OPERATION - OPTIONAL (continued)

TROUBLESHOOTING

TROUBLESHOOTING (continued)

SPECIFICATIONS

COMPLIANCE INFORMATION

FCC NOTICE

NOTICE

MACROVISION NOTICE

NOTES

NOTES

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