VODI08

10.2" OVERHEAD LCD

MONITOR WITH

DVDPLAYER

AUDIO'~OX~

ELECTRONICS CORP.

OPERATION

MANUAL

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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, to the operator of the motor vehicle.

Warnings

• Do not use any solvents or cleaning materials when cleaning the video monitor.

• Do not use any abrasive cleaners, they may scratch the screen.

• Use only a lightly dampened lint free cloth to wipe the screen if it is dirty.

• Lock the LCD screen in the fully closed position when not in use.

• Before putting on headphones always adjust the volume setting to the lowest position.

• Remember to leave the dome light switch in the off or auto positions when the vehicle is unattended, as the dome lights, if left on, can drain the vehicle's battery.

• Do not put pressure on the screen.

• Caution children to avoid touching or scratching the screen, as it may become dirty or damaged.

Licensed under one or more of the following patents,

Patent NOS.

5,775,762 and 5,927,784

Congratulations

Congratulations on your purchase of the AUDIOVOX

VOD108 DVD Player with Drop-Down Video I Monitor. The

VOD108 has been designed to give you and your family many years of video entertainment in the mobile environment. Please read the directions that follow to familiarize yourself with the product to ensure that you obtain the best results from your equipment.

Please note: Installation options vary, see the individual owner's manuals for each component in your system to obtain a full understanding of each component's operation.

Safety Precaution

For safety reasons, when changing video media it is recommended that the vehicle is not in motion, and that you do not allow children to unfasten seat-belts to change video media or make any adjustments to the system.

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

FEATURES

• 10.2" TFT (Thin Film Transistor) Active Matrix LCD

(Liquid Crystal Display) Monitor

• Built-in DVD Player

• OSD (On Screen Display) for Control of Picture Quality and Functions

• Single Channel Infrared Transmitter for IR Wireless

Headphones

• Four AudioNideo Source Inputs (DVD/USB, AV1 , AUX and GAME).

• Dome Lights with 3-Position Switch.

• Built-in 16 Channel Frequency Wireless FM Modulator.

• Last Position Memory for DVD.

• Screen Mode Selection (4:3, 16:9)

• Wireless Game Controller

• Full Function Remote Control

• Backlit Controls

• AV Output Via RCA Pigtail

• Playing DVD, CD and MP3 Disc.

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CONTROLS AND INDICATORS DIAGRAM (FRONT VIEW)

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EJECT (A) Control

This control is used for ejecting discs from the disc compartment.

(Note: Disc can be ejected with the unit turned

Off.

Vehicle ignition must be in Run or ACC position). After the Disc is removed the unit will turn Off after 15-20 seconds.

2.

STOP (.) Control

- Touch STOP once: Stops playback, touching the PLAY button again will resume normal playback.

- Touch STOP twice: To stop playback.

3.

PLAY (~) Control

This control is used to start playback of a disc.

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Source Select

Use to select one of the four sources: DVD/USB, AV1 , AUX and

GAME

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POWER

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Used to turn the system on/off (standby).

6.

Dome Lights

Provide additional interior illumination.

7.

Infrared Transmitter and Sensor

Transmits audio to wireless headphones, allows the remote control to operate the VOD1 08 and to control other accessories in the system.

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CONTROL FUNCTION DESCRIPTION

(FRONT VIEW)

8. Three Position Dome Light Switch

ON Turns on the dome lights.

OFF The dome lights will not turn on in this position.

AUTO Automatically switches on the dome lights in

Conjunction with the vehicle's interior illumination.

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Ventilation Openings

10.

LCD Cut Off Switch

Used to turn off the LCD panel monitor backlit when in the closed position.

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LCD Panel

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Screen Release

Press to release the screen.

CONTROL FUNCTION DESCRIPTION

(BACK VIEW)

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CONTROL FUNCTION DESCRIPTION

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DVD Disc insertion Slot

For loading and removing discs. Unit will turn On and load disc when disc is inserted. Insert disc with label side facing up.

Note: Disc slot will be lit when unit is turned Off for easy loading at night.

2.

HEADPHONE JACK

The jack is applicable for wired headphone with a 1/8"

(3.5mm) plug to listen audio output.

3.

AUX IN

The Jack is applicable for audio and video input.

4.

USB INPUT FOR USB THUMB DRIVE

REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION

Initial Use

When purchased the remote control has a battery installed with a

Pull Tab to prevent battery discharge. Remove the Pull Tab before attempting to use the remote.

Battery Replacement

1. Remove the battery holder.

2. Insert the battery into the battery holder and insert the battery holder into the remote. Be sure to observe the correct polarity.

3. Align the battery holder with the remote control and push until the holder clicks.

MAIN FUNCTION OPERATION

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* Function control is available on the unit and the Remote Control.

** Function not available in this model.

1.

POWER*

Press this button to turn the unit ON and OFF.

2.

MONITOR SELECT

M1 Button Sets the remote control code to allow control of the unit setto M1 mode.

M2 Button** Sets the remote control code to allow control of the unit set to M2 mode.

3.

SOURCE*

Each time the button is pressed, the change mode as DVD/USB, AV1, AUX and GAME

4.

TV Mode Select

Switches certain function keys on the remote control for monitor functions.

5.

DVD Source

This button is only active when remote control is in DVD mode. Each time the buttons is pressed one of the source (DVD and USB) will be selected. If the USB are not plugged in, it will remain on DVD Source. Press to change source in sequence of DVD > USB.

6.

PIX ( Picture Select)

Each time this button is pressed, the OSD picture adjustment displays the "Adjustment bar" for BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST, COLOR,

TINT(For NTSC only) or RESET. Once the desired adjustment bar is displayed, use the VOLUME+/ -VOLUME- button to adjust the setting. The display will automatically turn off if no adjustments are made within 6 seconds, or if any other button is pressed.

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SYSTEM MENU

Allow the user to access the system menu. Press cursor (£.

T) buttons to select desired picture control FMM screen mode, OSD language and source default during power up.

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CURSOR (£.

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Use these buttons to access menu selections on the screen.

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ENTER

Used to implement a selected setting or menu option.

10. DISPLAY

Press to display the current disc information while the disc is playing. Press the cursor (A T) buttons to select the Title or Chapter. For

Title/Chapter selection use the numeric buttons to enter the desired Title Chapter selection.

11. SCAN BACKWARD (~)

Press to search in a backward direction. Press repeatedly to change the search speed from 2, 4, 8, 16 times the normal speed.

12. PLAY*

Press to activate the play mode while a disc is loaded in the disc compartment.

13. PREVIOUS (~)

Press to return to the previous chapter or track.

14. PAUSE (II)

Press to pause playback.

15. NUMBERS

Allow the user to ENTER the numbers 0-9 for selection of the tracks, titles chapters or password setting.

16. FMM ON/OFF

Turns the FM Modulator power on/off.

17. IRT ON/OFF (Optional)

Turns the Infrared Transmitter IRT ON or OFF for IR Wireless Headphones.

18. NEXT (»I)

Press to skip to the next chapter or track.

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STOP (.)*

Press to stop playback.(lt can be resumed playback).

Press twice at once to stop playback fully.

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SCAN FORWARD ( ~ )

Press to search in a forward direction. Press repeatedly to change the search Speed from 2, 4,8, 16 times the normal speed.

21.

AUDIO

Press to display and selectAudio language in DVD mode. Each time you press the button, the language changes.

Note: The available languages vary from disc to disc.

22.

SETUP

Press to display the Setup Menu which allows the user to change the DVD player options such as LANGUAGE, VIDEO,

RATING & MISC. Refer to the settings and adjustments section for more information.

23.

SUBTITLE

Press to display and select the subtitle language in DVD mode. Each time you press the button, the subtitle language changes.

Note: The type and number of languages for subtitle vary from disc to disc.

24.

REPEAT

Allows the user to repeat a selected title, chapter, or track.

25.

DISC MENU

Allow the user to access the DISC's menu mode.

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

Press ZOOM button

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DVD player perform

Q1- Enlarge the picture 2 times of the original size

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Third

Forth

Q2- Enlarge the picture 3 times of the original size

Q3- Enlarge the picture 4 times of the original size

Q off- Picture is returned to original size

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

Press to decrease or increase the level of the picture adjustments. Press to decrease or increase the volume of the wired headphones.

The volume also use to adjust the picture setting level after the picture select button is pressed.

28. DVD Mode Select Button

Switches certain function keys on the remote control for DVD function.

29. MUTE

Press this button to mute the audio for wireless FMM, IR headphone and wired headphones.

Pressing the button again restores the sound to the previously set level.

30. EJECT (A)*

This button is used to eject the disc.

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MENU ADJUSTMENT

The System Menu Contains features and options that let you customize your system to change the screen mode display, OSD language and source default.

1) Press the SYSTEM MENU button on the remote, the main page of the system menu will appear on screen.

2) Use the cursor buttons. or T to select the desired item in the main page and press the ENTER button to select.

3) The sub menu will appear on screen.

4) Use the cursor buttons. or T to select an item in the sub menu and then press the ENTER button to select.

5) Press the System Menu button to exit System Menu.

Note: System Menu can be controlled via Remote Control only. (Items selected in the menu will have a green background)

PICTURE CONTROL SELECT

When watching program, the picture quality can be adjusted to suit satisfactory.

1) Each time this button is pressed, the on screen picture adjustment displays the "adjustment" for BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST,

COLOR, TINT (for NTSC only) or RESET.

2) Once the desired adjustment bar is displayed, use the Volume(+)Nolume(-)button to adjust the setting. The display will automatically turn off if no adjustment are made within 6 seconds, or is any other button is pressed.

3) Press the Tbutton four time to select RESET, thenpress either Volume(-)or the Volume(+)button on the remote or ther main unit and all of the picture settings (BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST, COLOR and TINT)will return to the factory setting.

SYSTEM MENU

PICTURE CONTROL

FMM

OSD LANGUAGE

SOURCE DEFAULT DVD

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FMMSELECT

FMM ON/OFF Options - Turns the wi FM Modulator on or off.

FMM SELECT Options - Selects the wireless FM Modulator Frequency (CH1 88.1 MHz, CH2 88.3MHz, CH3 88.5MHz, CH4 88.7MHz, CH5

88.9MHz, CH689.1MHz, CH7 89.3MHz, CH889.5MHz, CH989.7MHz, CH1089.9MHz, CH1190.1MHz, CH12

90.3MHz, CH1390.5MHz, CH1490.7MHz, CH1590.9MHz, CH91.1MHz,)

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This allows the user to select the language for the on-screen display.

The user can either select English, Spanish, French, German for the OSD language.

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SOURCEDEFAULTDVD

This allows the user option for selectable to default to DVD source (via System Menu).

Note:

• If selected default source is set to DVD every time the unit's power is cycled with the source set to something other then DVD, the unit will power up and automatically switch the source over to DVD.

• Unitwill be set to Last Memory on as the default mode of operation.

• Selection of Source default can only be made from within the system menu.

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This allows the user to change the screen format (aspect ratio 4:3, 16:9).

To select the screen aspect ratio format highlight SCREEN MODE and press ENTER button to enter the submenu. Then press the

Cursor button. or ... to select from 4:3 or 16:9. Press ENTER button to confirm the setting.

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SETTINGS AND ADJUSTMENTS

The Setup Menu contains features and options that let you customize your DVD player. For example, you can set a language for the onscreen display or prevent DVD playback for children.

Using the Setup Menu

1. Press the SETUP button on the remote. The Setup Menu appears on the screen as shown per diagramrfii~i4ii4i~~~~~~~iTll

2. To set the desired option, move the highlight into the setup area using the cursor button ~.

3. Afer entering the setup area, highlight the desired option using the cursor button. or ...

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4. Press ~ to open the sub menu that contains the different options available. Press. or" to highlight the desired options, and press ENTER to confirm the selection.

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5. Repeat steps 3-4 to set the options that reside on the same Setup Page.

6. To change to another Setup page, press

<IIlII to position the highlight back on the icon side of the setup page. Then, repeat steps 2-5.

Exiting the Setup Menu

Press the SETUP button again.

LANGUAGE SETUP

Language for On-Screen Display

OSD MENU: The OSD MENU setup allows you to select the language for the on-screen display.

The user can either select English, French, German, Italian or Spanish for the OSD language.

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SUBTITLE SETUP

Select "SUBTITLE" using. Tbutton, then press ~button to enter the Sub menu. Select the subtitle you desire using. Tbutton, then press "ENTER" to confirm the setting. Press ~button to return.

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.

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Select "AUDIO" using. Tbutton, then press ~button to enter the Sub menu. Select the audio you desire using. Tbutton, then press "ENTER" to confirm the setting. Press ~button to return.

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.

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German

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VIDEO SETUP

TV Display

The TV Display setup allows you to set the screen aspect ration.

4:3

This displays the wide picture with black bands on the upper and lower portions of the screen.

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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.

TV Type

The TV Type setup allows you to select the color system of the TV to be connected.

NTSC - Select this type for NTSC TV

PAL - Select this type for PAL TV

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RATING SETUP

Rating

This item allows you to set the type of movie that can be played, the available settings range from G to Adult.

The lower the value, the more strict the control.

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6.Adult

The rating level can only be changed when the correct password is entered. The first time to parental control is entered, use the cursor ~ button to enter parental mode, key in the default password (3308) and press ENTER. Press ENTER button again to open the parental level sub menu, select the desired level and press ENTER. To change the password to your own password highlight "Change

Password" and press ENTER. Enter the default password (3308) and press ENTER. Press ENTER button again and key in new four digit password. After complete press ENTER button to end the process.

Note: 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. The restriction of viewing disc content by younger users may be available on some disc but not on others.

Mise SETUP

Select "MISC" using. Tbutton, then press ~button to enter the Mise menu.

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Load Factory

This option allows you to reset all options to factory settings.

* This function will not affect the Rating control settings.

Screen Saver

This option allows the operator to set the Screen saver mode.

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.

Playing DVDs

1. Press the DISPLAY button on the remote control to display the status banner. The banner includes title, chapter, angle, audio, subtitle and time.

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Title Selection

Press numeric(O-9) buttons to initiate a change oftitle selection. Then press ENTER to implement the selection.

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Chapter selection

Press numeric(O-9) buttons to initiate a change of chapter selection. Then press ENTER to implement the selection.

Playing USB

1. The System will detect the insertion of the USB media 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 DVD source button on the remote control.

2. When a disc is inserted, the system will switch to DVD mode immediately regardless of a USB media is currently playing.

3. The DVD source (DVD or USB) can only be changed if the DVD is stopped.

4. This system cannot support more than 2 memory partitions on the USB thumb drive.

Note: The system will always default to the DVD when the system detect a disc in the DVD player.

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Playing MP3 Discs

MP3 is a format for storing digital audio. An audio CD-quality song can be compressed into the MP3 format with very little loss of quality, while taking up much less space. CD-R discs that have been encoded in MP3 format can be played on DVD player. The DVD player plays the songs in the order they were burned on to the disc. When playback is started the elapsed time of the track that is playing will be displayed.

Selecting Folders and Songs

When a device containing MP3 files is loaded in the player, the navigation menu appears automatically.

1. Press ~ or T to move the highlight to the desired folder (if present) on the left side of the menu and press ENTER. The songs in the folderwill be displayed on screen.

2. Press ~ or T to move the highlight to the desired track containing the song and press ENTER to begin track playback.

Skipping Songs

Use the Next (~~) button on the remote control to move to the next song. Use the Previous (~~) button to move to the previous song.

Selecting a Play Mode

Filter (For MP3 & JPEG only)

Filter Mode enables or disables the display offiles contained on the media based on theirfile extension.

The filter function applies to the following formats:

Audio -Audio data format (MP3, WMA)

Photo Photo data format (JPEG)

Video Video data format (MPEG I, I )

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Flat Mode: play the entire disc

This mode is always on (default). During the Flat Mode, all the data folderwith MP3, JPEG & movies will be played in sequence. If the Flat Mode function is off, it will only play the selected folder; other folders are disabled.

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Repeat:

play repetitively

Repeat function has 4 options: Off, Single, Folder, All. Move cursor to Repeat function and press ENTER,

Each time ENTER is pressed the unit will cycle through the available options. Off/Single/Folder/AII are displayed in that order. Repeat default is Off;

Off Turn off repeat function

Single Repeat the song being played until STOP is pressed.

Folder Play all songs in a folder repetitively

All Play all songs on the disc repetitively

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The Mode function has 4 options: Normal, Shuffle, Random and Music Intro. Move cursor to the Mode function

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area and press ENTER repeatedly till the desired mode is displayed. Normal/Shuffle/Random/Music Intro are displayed in that order. The Mode function default is Normal.

Normal: Play all songs in folder once.

Shuffle: Play songs in a folder in a shuffle order. Each song in the folder is played only once.

Random: Play songs in a folder in a random order. Each song in a folder is't only be played once.

Music Playing

Music Intro: Play each song in order in the folder for 10 seconds

RemarkThe purpose of the Music Intro function is to provide the user with a sample of each song for 10 seconds, thereby making it easy to select and listen to a favorite song.

Add to program

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Music Playing songs is added into a new program list and the check mark will disappear on play list, move cursor to "Program view" function and press ENTER to browse the songs in the program. Press play button to play the selected

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Notice: Edit mode, Program view or Add to program functions are relationship related when select the preferred song add to the songs list.

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Clear program

Method: To clear the selected songs program file, double press stop button to the playback mode, move cursor to Edit mode function and press ENTER. After Edit mode is selected, move cursor to selected songs list and select the songs which you want to delete; press ENTER and a check mark will appears to the left of the selected song, move cursor to clear program and press ENTER, the selected songs will be deleted and disappear on the play list.

Notice: Edit mode, Browser view or Clear program functions are relationship related when delete the selected song at the songs list.

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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

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DVD Area Code

The DVD player is preset to a region code at the factory depending on where the DVD player is sold. DVDs from a different region cannot be played in this unit and the unit will display "WRONG REGION"

DVDBasics

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

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Types of Discs your DVD will play

• DVD* disc - DVD discs which contain video.

• Audio discs - Audio CDs contain musical or sound content only.

• MP3 discs - 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.

Loading and Playing Discs

Before you load a disc, make sure that it is compatible with the player. Insert the disc with the label facing the headliner.

Note: the following Discs CANNOT be used with this player:

• MiniDisc

• Laserdisc

• GD-1, GO-ROM, DVD-ROM, Super Audio GO (SAGO), DVD Audio, JPEG

To load and Playa Disc

Press the Power button to turn the unit ON. Select DVD mode and insert the disc (Label facing headliner) into the disc compartment.

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TURNING THE UNIT ON OR OFF

1. Pushing in the Screen Release button will unlock the LCD screen and it will drop down slightly. Pivot the screen downward until a comfortable viewing angle is reached. The hinge friction will hold the screen in position while the system is in use.

2. Pressing the power button* on the unit or the remote control will turn the system on and off. When in use the internal backlighting will illuminate the controls.

3. After the unit has been turned on and is displaying a picture. adjust the viewing angle, by pivoting the screen to optimize the picture quality.

4. Remembertoturn the unit off and pivot the LCDto the locked position when not in use.

*Note: Unit will tum On automatically when a Disc is inserted Power

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OVERHEAD DOME LIGHTS

The Dome Lights integrated into the unit are controlled by a three position slide switch. Sliding the switch to the ON position will turn the lights ON. The OFF position will prevent the lights from turning ON with the vehicle's interior lighting, and the auto position will allow the lights to turn ON and OFF with the vehicle's interior lighting. Refer to the Installation Guide for wire connections. Do not leave the vehicle unattended with the dome light switch in the ON position, as this could result in a discharged battery.

REAR IR SENSOR

The unit incorporates two infrared remote sensors to relay signals to the unit when the remote control is pointed at the remote sensor.

ACCESSORIES

WIRELESS HEADPHONES

The VOD1 08 includes a built-in infrared transmitter for use with the supplied wireless headphones. The headphone volume is adjusted using the controls on each headset. Any number of wireless headphones may be used but they must be used within a line of sight from the transmitter, as infrared transmissions, like visible light travel only in a straight line. See the documentation accompanying your wireless headphones.

WIRED HEADPHONES (OPTIONAL)

There is one 1/8" headphone jack on the unit that can be used with any standard wired stereo headphones with a 1/8" plug. This jack is controlled by the volume up/down buttons on the remote control.

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SOURCE FEATURE

AV1

The AV1 input may be connected to a external video source, video game system, or other audio I video devices. To access the audio I video inputs, turn the unit on and press the S (source) button or the Source button on the remote control until "AV1" is displayed on the screen. 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 .

Note: AV1 sources are available only ifpre-installed during your video product installation.

AUX

The AUX input may be connected to a external video source, video game system, or other audio I video devices. To access the audio inputs, turn the uniton and press the S (source) button orthe Source button on the remote control until "AUX" is displayed on the screen.

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Note: Similarly, ifan iPod is to be used, such as the Apple ipod 30, connect one end of the iPod adapter cable (purchased separately) to the A UX and USB connector on the unit and connect the other end of the cable to the iPod connecter. The iPod adapter cable can be purchased from the vender where the unit was sold.

GAME

Press the units SOURCE button till the screen displays GAMES.

The GAME selection is controlled by wireless game controller.

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USING THE WIRELESS GAME CONTROLLER

The Game Controller transmits to the unit with two infrared transmitters located on the front of the Game Controller.

The Game Controller must be pointed toward the unit for correct operation.

Press the source button on the remote control or the unit until

"GAME" is displayed.

GAME CONTROLLER FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

1. Install two AAA batteries in the Game Controller. Observe the correct polarity.

2. Use the ON/OFF selector switch to turn on the Game

Controller. A list of ten games will be displayed.

3. Use the A button (page up) or B button (page down) to display the three pages of games (1-10,11-20,21-30). Then use the direction buttons to move the arrow to the desired game. Press

Start to select the game.

4. Press Start to begin the game. Press Start again at any time to pause the game.

5. Press RESET to return to the game list.

6. Use the ON/OFF selector switch to turn off the Game

Controller after use.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM

IR remote inoperative

Disc won't play

Play starts, but then stops immediately

No sound or distorted sound

Can't advance through a movie

SOLUTION

• Verify that the batteries in the remote are fresh.

• Verify that the remote sensor eye is not obstructed.

• Insert a disc with the label side facing up.

• Check the type of disc you put into disc tray. This DVD only plays DVDs, audio CDs and MP3s.

• Both the unit and the disc are coded by region. If the regional codes don't match, the disc can't be played.

• The disc is dirty. Clean it.

• Condensation has formed. Allow player to dry out.

• Make sure your DVD is connected properly. Make sure all cables are securely inserted into the appropriate jacks.

• If you are using the 2-channellR headphones, make sure you turn on the IR headphone power, make sure the correct channel (A-B) is selected.

• Make sure the Modulator is ON and the proper Frequency has been selected .

• Make sure that unit is set to M1 when using Single Channel Headphones.

• It can't advance through the opening credits and warning information that appear at the beginning of movies because the disc is programmed to prohibit that action.

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PROBLEM

(2) Not allowed at the moment

Picture is distorted

No forward or reverse scan

SOLUTION

• The feature or action cannot be completed at this time because:

1. The disc's software restricts it.

2. The disc's software doesn't support the feature (e.g., angles)

3. The feature is not available at the moment.

4.4 title or chapter number that is out of range.

• The disc might be damaged. Try another disc.

• 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.

• 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.

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REPLACEMENT PARTS

Remote Control 136-4840

SPECIFICATIONS

LCD Backlighting

Resolution

Pixels

Operation Temperature

Edge Light Tube

2400 x 480

1,152,000

32 -131°F (0 - 55° C)

Storage Temperature

Backlit life

Video Display System

-4 - 158°F (20 - 70° C)

30,000 Hours

Headphone Audio Output

Video Output

Power Source

Dimension

NTSC / PAL

0.03W @ 32 ohms

1.0Vp-p @ 75 ohms

12VDC

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14.0" x 12.0" x 2.0"

289mm x 243mm x 44mm

Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.

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12 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTY

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AU DIOVOX ELE CTR ON ICS COR P. (the Company) warrants to the original retail purchase r ofthis productthat should this product or any part thereof, under normal use and conditions, be proven defective in material or workmans hip within 12 months from the date of original purchase, such defect(s) will be repaired orreplacedwith reconditioned product (at the Company's option) without charge for parts and repair labor. Agame controller, ifsupplied, is similarly warranted for ninety (90) days.

To obtain repair or replacementwithin the terms of this Warranty, the product is to be delivered with proof of warranty coverage (e.g.

dated bill ofsaIe), specification ofdefect(s), transportation prepaid, to the Company atthe address shown below.

This Warranty does not extend to the elimination of externally generated static or noise, to correction of antenna problems, to costs incurred for installation, removal or reinstallation of the product, or to damage to digital memory/media devices, gaming devices, discs, speakers, accessories, orvehicle electrical systems.

This Warranty does not apply to any product or part thereof which, in the opinion of the Company, has suffered or been damaged through alteration, improper installation, mishandling, misuse, neglect, accident, or by removal or defacement of the factory serial numberjbarcode label(s). THE EXTENTOF THE COMPANY'S LIABILITY UNDER THIS WARRANTY IS L1MITEDTOTHE REPAIR

OR REPLACEMENT PROVIDED ABOVE AND, IN NO EVENT, S HALL THE COMPANY'S LIABILITY EXCEED THE PURCHASE

PRICE PAID BY PURCHAS ER FOR THE PRODUCT.

This Warranty is in lieu of all other express warranties or liabilities. ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED

WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE DURATION OF THIS WRITTEN WARRANTY. ANY ACTION

FOR BREACH OF ANY WARRANTY HEREUNDER INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY MUSTBE

BROUGHTWITHINAPERIOD OF 24 MONTHS FROM DATE OF ORIGINAL PURCHASE. IN NO CASE SHALL THE COMPANY

BE LIABLE FORANYCONSEQUENTIALOR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES FOR BREACHOFTHIS ORANYOTHER WARRANTY. No person or representative is authorized to assume for the Company any liability otherthan expressed herein in connection with the sale ofthis product.

Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of incidental orconsequential damage so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you. This Warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have othe r rights which vary from state to state.

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VODI08

10.2"

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LCD MONITOR WITH

DVDPLAYER

Installation Guide

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, to the operator of the motor vehicle.

Important Note

The VOD108 incorporates Two new features:

1) A wireless FM Modulator

2) Snap on Covers with matching Trim Rings (Shale and Pewter).

Select the color that matches the interior trim.

Please be advised that the wireless FM modulator will perform well in most applications. However, in certain applications the quality of the wireless signal may be less than optimal, resulting in static or strong local station bleed thru. If this is the case, an optional relay box is available. The Audiovox part number is SIRSWB and it plugs into the 1/8" jack located next to the FM antenna on the side of the chassis. This relay box is installed between the vehicle antenna and the car radio to provide the best possible FM reception of the DVD player audio. When the SIRSWB is installed it is recommended that the wireless FM antenna that is plugged into the printed circuit board next to the 3.5mm jack be unplugged.

Licensed under one or more of the following patents,

Patent NOS. 5,775,762 and 5,927,784

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MATERIALS INCLUDED IN THIS PACKAGE:

1) 10"2 TFT LCD Overhead Monitor With DVD Player

2) 12 Pin Power I Signal harness (PIN 112-3959)

3) 2 Pin Power Wire Harness with choke (PIN 112B3143)

4) AUX Pigtail (PIN 112B3227)

5) Hardware Package - Screws ISO M3 x 8mm Long

- #4 x 5/16" Self Drilling Screws

- #4 x 7/16" Self Drilling Screws

- #8 x 3/8" Self Drilling Screws

- M5 Screws

6) Remote Control (PIN 136-4840)

7) Universal Mounting Bracket (PIN 108-3921)

8) Pry Tool

9) Screw Cap - Shale

- Pewter

10) USB Cover

11) Trim Ring - Shale (PIN 102-4231)

- Pewter (PIN 102-4232)

12) Snap On Cover (Screen Back) - Shale (PIN 102-4233)

- Pewter (PIN 102-4234)

13) Snap On Cover (Shroud) - Shale (PIN 102-4596)

- Pewter (PIN 102-4597)

14) Wireless Headphones (PIN IR1CFF)

15) Wireless Game Controller (PIN 136-4197)

Optional Accessories

16) SIRSWB Relay Box (PIN 112C3159)

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#2 Phillips Screwdriver

#1 Phillips Screwdriver

Utility or Razor Knife or Shears

Wire Strippers

Upholstery hook tool (for removal of panels as necessary)

Electrical Tape

Masking Tape

Multimeter (to verify 12 volt DC and continuity: Do not use a test light or logic probe)

Marker pen - to mark headliner

Scribe (to mark trim ring if used)

Misc. electrical connectors (to connect to vehicle power source). Requirements will vary from vehicle to vehicle)

DVD Movie (to verify system operation after installation)

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Work on a soft surface to avoid damaging the plastic.

Insert the supplied pry tool between the Housing and Snap On Cover (Shroud), then press the pry tool to release the Snap On Cover (Shroud).

Removing The Snap On Cover (Screen Back) From LCD The Housing

Insert the supplied pry tool between the Housing and Snap On Cover (Screen Back), then press the pry tool to release the Snap On Cover (Screen Back).

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GENERAL INSTALLATION APPROACH:

1) Decide upon system configuration and options that will be installed (Le.: what components,

VCP, Video Game, external amp, wireless headphones,etc.).

2) Review all manuals to become familiar with electrical requirements and hook ups.

3) Decide upon mounting locations of all components and method of mounting.

4) Prep the vehicle by removing any interior trim necessary to gain access to vehicle's wiring as well as all areas where interconnecting wire harnesses will need to be located. If any access holes need to be cut into the vehicle (headliner, other trim components etc.), this should be done now as well.

5) Route the wiring harnesses throughout the vehicle as necessary. (Refer to the Wiring

Diagrams on this manual as well as the wiring instructions for the individual components and accessory options being installed). Be sure that all wiring is protected from sharp edges and is routed in such a manner that pinched when all components and interior trim are fully installed. Be sure to leave enough slack in the wiring at each component to allow working room.

6) Remove all AlV system components from their packaging and place them loosely in the vehicle at their respective locations.

7) Connect all components together (electrically) and verify proper operation of all system functions.

Note: This is best done BEFORE, components have been permanently mounted.

8) After verifying proper operation of the system, proceed to mount of each component.

9) When all components are mounted, recheck function of entire system again to ensure that no wiring was pinched or connected improperly during final installation.

VEHICLE PREPARATION:

1) Locate an accessory power source (+12v when key is in the ACC. and run positions, and

Ov when key is off), and also a good ground generally, these wires can be found at the ignition switch or fuse-box.

2) The mounting method and location will vary from vehicle to vehicle, so this manual will only focus on the installation of the VOD108 and related console accessories.

3) Generally, the best location for the video monitor is where the vehicle's factory dome light is installed. The monitor should be located in such a manner that it can be comfortably viewed by rear seat passengers.

NEVER INSTALL THE MONITOR IN A PLACE WITHIN THE DRIVER'S VIEW. THIS IS

NOT ONLY DANGEROUS, BUT IT IS ALSO ILLEGAL IN MANY STATES.

4) Once the mounting location of the monitor has been determined, there may be additional preparation work necessary, depending on the vehicle structure and installation method.

Some of the steps that may be required are:

A) Removal of the vehicle's dome light

B) If the trim ring will be used, it may have to be trimmed to fit the contour of the vehicle's headliner. Refer to the "Trim Ring Installation" section in this manual.

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TRIM RING INSTALLATION:

Note: This page only covers special installation considerations for thick trim ring installation. If the video monitor is to be installed in a vehicle with the thick trim ring, it may need to be trimmed to fit the contour of the vehicle head liner.

Note:The trim rings supplied with this unit are not designed to be trimmed.

1) In this installation, the video monitor is mounted directly to the overhead cross-member in the roof using the mounting screw bosses. These screw bosses should contact the crossmember directly (i.e.: no gap between the screw boss and the roof structure). Also, be sure that the screws do not pierce the outer roof skin when fully fastened to the cross-member.

The trim ring is attached to the video monitor using the perimeter screw bosses. It is important that the screws used in this installation are not over tightened, and that the video monitor and trim ring are mounted in such a way that the assembly does not distort (or bend) when the mounting screws are tightened. An alternate method is to use the mounting bracket. First secure the mounting bracket to the cross-member, then screw the monitor into the mounting bracket. See the drawing in this manual.

2) It is best to mount the video monitor to the roof structure without the trim ring first. There should be a gap between the headliner and the outer flange of the video monitor. The trimring should be cut to fill this gap. Apply masking tape to the outer surface of the trim ring in the areas where the cut will be made.

3) Mark the cut to follow the necessary contour of the roof. The suggested method of marking is as follows:

A) First mark the narrowest point of the trim ring on the masking tape. Be careful to consider not only vertical location, but fore-aft location.

B) Using the handle of a screwdriver, make a "transfer marking tool". See diagram below.

Place the tool against the roof and the marker against the masking tape on the trim ring. Trace the cut to be made around the entire perimeter of the trim ring.

C) Cut the trim ring using a sharp utility knife or shears. Make the cut in several passes over the marked line, each time cutting a little deeper. It is not necessary to cut completely through the plastic, the cut only need be over 50% of the wall thickness of the plastic. By bending the cut back and forth several times, the plastic will break cleanly at the cut.

D) Check the fit of the trimmed console and make any minor adjustments necessary.

4) The trim ring can be painted or covered with a material that matches the head liner before assembling the trim ring to video monitor.

5) The finished trim ring should be attached to the video monitor, then attach the assembly to the roof.

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TRIM RING INSTALLATION:

Supplied screws as below use for install Trim Ring to unit. Please refer illustration below.

A) #4 x 5/16 Self Tapping Screws (1 pc)

B) #4 x 7/16 Self Tapping Screws (3pcs)

C) Screws ISO 3 x 8mm Long (Spes)

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Connect the 12 pin harness to the mating connector on the video monitor.

4) Verify all functions of the system before final mounting of the finished assembly.

AN Source Definitions:

1. DVD - Built in DVD

2. AV1 - Supplied 12 Pin Power I Signal Harness to 3 RCA Jack Pigtail is used for AV1 input.

3. AUX - AUX input.

4. GAME - Built in Game

*NOTE: If the optional relay box is PIN SIRSWB installed, it recommended that the antenna for the FM modulator antenna wire is unplugged. See ADV29 Wiring

Diagram (Figure A) for antenna location.

**NOTE: Extending the wireless antenna beyond its 12 inch length will cause the

FM modulator to exceed FCC limits of wireless transmission. When installing the unit position the antenna for best reception.

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CONNECTING THE DOME LIGHTS

The dome lights in the video monitor require three connections to the vehicle's wiring. There are two common types of dome light circuits used, positive or negative switched system. Positive switched systems supply voltage to the interior lights to turn on, negative switched systems apply ground to illuminate the bulbs.

To determine which system you have to locate the wires at the dome light:

On a positive switched system, with all the doors closed and the lights out, both wires at the dome light will rest at ground. When the light is activated, one of these wires will switch to +12 vdc. This is the vehicle's switching wire.

On a negative switched system, with all the doors closed and the lights out, both wires at the dome light will rest at + 12vdc. When the light is activated, one of these wires will switch to ground. This is the vehicle's switching wire.

For positive systems, connect the violet / brown (Lamp auto) wire to the vehicle's switched wire. Then connect the red / black (lamp on) wire to a fused constant 12 volt source and the black / red (lamp common) wire to a good ground. Positive systems are commonly found on Ford vehicles.

For negative systems, connect the violet / brown (Lamp auto) wire to the vehicle's switched wire.

Then connect the red / black (lamp on) wire to a good ground and the black / red (lamp common) wire to fused constant 12 volt source. Negative systems are commonly found on General Motors and import vehicles.

Note: Some vehicles which incorporate transistorized control of the dome light circuit, such as the

1999 Dodge Caravan, may require that the violet / brown (Lamp auto) wire be connected to the door pin switch wire, as the additional current draw of the monitor's lights may not be supported by the output of the vehicles body control computer.

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Troubleshooting:

SYMPTOM:

No power at Video Monitor

Power but no video or sound

REMEDY:

Verify +12 VDC on Red wire at 2 pin Power

Harness behind video monitor. Verify ground connection with continuity test from known good ground to black wire at 2 pin Power Harness

Verify that the correct source is selected (i.e.: 1,2,3 or 4). Verify that the source is on and playing a known good media (such as a videotape). Verify connections at both ends of the source component harness.

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FM Modulator (addendum)

The FM Modulator can be turned on and off with the FMM ON/OFF button on the remote control. To change the FM frequency of the FM modulator the SYSTEM MENU needs to be accessed using the steps below.

1.

Press the TV button and then the SYSTEM MENU button on the remote control.

2.

Use the d (down arrow) button to highlight FMM, press the ENTER button

3.

To select an FM channel, use the d (down arrow) button to highlight FMM SELECT, press the ENTER button.

The following screen will be displayed:

FMM SELECT

88.1 MHz 89.7 MHz

88.3 MHz 89.9 MHz

88.5 MHz 90.1 MHz

88.7 MHz 90.3 MHz

88.9 MHz 90.5 MHz

89.1 MHz 90.7 MHz

89.3 MHz 90.9 MHz

89.5 MHz 91.1 MHz

4.

Use the S (up) T (down) W (left) X (right) buttons on the remote control to select a frequency not used by a radio station in the area. Press the ENTER button to select the highlighted frequency. (Note: The menu will time out after a short period, or press the SYSTEM MENU button to turn off the menu. Remember to press the DVD button to allow control of the DVD functions.)

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AUDIOVOX ELECTRONICS CORP. (the Company) warrants to the original retail purchaser of this product that, should this product or any part thereof (except game controllers), under normal use and conditions, be proven defective in material or workmanship within 36 months from the date of original purchase, such defect(s) will be repaired or replaced with reconditioned product (at the Company's option) without charge for parts and repair labor. A game controller, if supplied, is similarly warranted for (90) days.

To obtain repair or replacement within the terms of this Warranty, the product is to be delivered with proof of warranty coverage (e.g. dated bill of sale), specification of defect(s), transportation prepaid, to the Company at the address shown below.

This Warranty does not extend to the elimination of externally generated static or noise, to correction of antenna problems, to costs incurred for installation, removal or reinstallation of the product, or to damage to digital memory/media devices, gaming devices, discs, speakers, accessories, or vehicle electrical systems.

This Warranty does not apply to any product or part thereof which, in the opinion of the Company, has suffered or been damaged through alteration, improper installation, mishandling, misuse, neglect, accident, or by removal or defacement of the factory serial number/bar code label(s). THE

EXTENT OF THE COMPANY'S LIABILITY UNDER THIS WARRANTY IS LIMITED TO THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT PROVIDED ABOVE AND,

IN NO EVENT, SHALL THE COMPANY'S LIABILITY EXCEED THE PURCHASE PRICE PAID BY PURCHASER FOR THE PRODUCT.

This Warranty is in lieu of all other express warranties or liabilities. ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF

MERCHANTABILITY, SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE DURATION OF THIS WRITTEN WARRANTY. ANY ACTION FOR BREACH OF ANY

WARRANTY HEREUNDER INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY MUST BE BROUGHT WITH IN A PERIOD NOT

EXCEEDING 12 MONTHS AFTER EXPIRATION OF THE WARRANTY. IN NO CASE SHALL THE COMPANY BE LIABLE FOR ANY

CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF THIS OR ANY OTHER WARRANTY. No person or representative is authorized to assume for the Company any liability other than expressed herein in connection with the sale of this product.

Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damage so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you. This Warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.

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