Audiovox 128-8770 manuel d'utilisation

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    OPERA TION MANUAL 128-8770 HR7010PKG T wo Custom V ehicle Headrests with 7” LCD Monitors T ouch Screen Control and Built-in DVD Player for Rear Entertainment AUX AUX[...]

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    IMPORT ANT 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 m[...]

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    1 HR7010PKG The HR7010PKG contains two vehicle specific head-rests. Each has a 7” Monitor with touch screen control and built-in DVD Player . This system allows the users to either watch individual DVD’s or watch the same DVD on both monitors. Both users can also share each others program. The full function remote control can operate either uni[...]

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    2 HR7010PKG SYSTEM OVERVIEW 1) The HR7010PKG SYSTEM is a versatile headrest system. The headrests are referred to as M1 and M2 in this manual. 2) The M1 Monitor is comprised of a 7" T ouch Screen TFT LCD monitor with built-in DVD player that allows the user to select from several sources (DVD, SD, USB, M2, *FLO TV (A V), AUX, MEDIA and GAME So[...]

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    3 9) Press and release the screen at the top of the screen to release the screen for disc insertion. Pressing it again will lock the screen back in the closed position. The headrest itself can be tilted forward to help achieve a comfortable viewing position. PULL UP AUX USB JACK WIRED HEADPHONE PUSH IN 10) Insert/Eject disc and SD Card Insert/Eject[...]

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    4 HR7010PKG T ouch Screen The touch screen of the unit allows the user to start DVD play by touching PLA Y MOVIE or any of the DVD menu features on the LCD screen. Some DVD’s will not allow this function. One method is to use the remote control instead of the touch screen. The other method is to touch any of four corners of the screen to pop up t[...]

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    1 3 2 AUX 4 5 6 7 8 M1/M2 Panel Control 1. DVD disc insertion slot. 2. EJECT Button -Press this button to eject the disc. 3. SD Card Reader 4. MENU/POWER Button with Power Indicator LED. 5. Wired Headphone Jack 6. IR T ransmitter LEDS. 7. USB Port 8. AUX Jack 9. IR Sensor 10. Graphical User Interface (GUI) T ouch Screen CONTROLS AND INDICA TORS DIA[...]

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    6 T ouch Screen For HR7010PKG Main Page T urn on the unit by pressing the Menu / Power button located on the lower left of the unit. I) T ouch the panel then touch the Home icon to display the Main Menu. The Main Menu can also be accessed by pressing the Menu / Power button on the unit’s front panel. ii) The Main Menu screens for M1 and M2 contai[...]

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    AUX T ouch the Main Menu AUX icon to route external audio and video supplied to the unit via the cable adapter . MEDIA T ouch the Main Menu MEDIA icon to select the MEDIA display . GAME T ouch the Main Menu GAME icon on (for M1 only). The GAME selection is controlled by wireless game controller . PIX T ouch the Main Menu PIX icon to gain access to [...]

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    FMM T ouch the Main Menu FM MODULA TOR icon (For M1 only) to gain access to the FM Modulator controls. T o turn on FM Modulator touch +or - icon, then select the FM modulator transmission frequency by touching (decrease) or (increase) [88.1MHz ~ 91.1MHz]. T ouch (enter) to exit. Set the vehicle radio to the selected frequency to listen to the movie[...]

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    9 1. Position the GAME/REMOTE selector switch to Game position. 2. Use the select button (page up & page down) to display the games (1-32). Then use the direction buttons to move the arrow to the desired game. Press Start to select the game. 3. A Key : “A Function Key” activates the jump and optional Weapons. 4. B Key : “ B Function Key?[...]

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    POWER MUTE RETURN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 EJECT VOLUME DA Y NIGHT PIX OK AUDIO M1 M 2 DISPLA Y MODE ZOOM MENU SETUP SYSTEM MENU SOURCE IRT ON/OFF FMM ON/OFF FMM SELE CT SUBTITLE A-B REPEAT FLO DVD SOURCE DVD i 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 10 * Function control is available on the[...]

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    7. FM M SE LEC T Bu tt on * Select the wireless FM Modulator Frequency: ( CH1 88.1MHz, CH2 88.3MHz, CH3 88.5MHz, CH4 88.7MHz, CH5 88.9MHz, CH6 89.1MHz, CH7 89.3MHz, CH8 89.5MHz, CH9 89.7MHz, C H10 89.9MHz, CH1 1 90.1MHz, CH12 90.3MHz, CH13 90.5MHz, CH14 90.7MHz, CH15 90.9MHz, CH16 91.1MHz). 8. IRT ON/OFF Button T urn the Infrared T ransmitter ON or[...]

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    12 14. BACK Button *** Pre s si ng th e Ba ck Bu t to n in FL O TV mo d e wil l al lo ws th e us er ba ck one sc re e n whe n in th e Men u, Sho w Inf o rm at io n , Sho w De sc ri pt i on or Gu id e . Pa th end s at ful l sc re e n T V . 15 . A UD IO But to n Press to display and select the available AUDIO languages in DVD mode. Each time you pres[...]

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    13 21. SCAN BACKW ARD ( 7 ) Button* Pr es s t o se ar ch in th e ba c kw ar d di rec ti on . Pr ess r ep ea t ed ly to ch an ge the s ea rc h spe ed fro m 2, 4, 8 an d 16 tim es the n or ma l sp eed . 22. PLA Y ( u ) Button* Press to activate the play mode when a disc is loaded in the disc compartment. 23. SCAN FORW ARD ( 8 ) Button* Pr es s t o se[...]

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    28. INFORMA TION Button ( ) *** Pressing this button displays the Channel Info bar and the Program Description. When in FLO TV mode pressing the button opens the Channel Info bar . The second button press while Channel Info bar is displayed will provide program information. T o return to the FLOTV program press the button again. 29. CHANNEL GUIDE B[...]

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    34 . VO LU M E DO WN (-) o r UP (+ ) * Press to select the level of the picture adjustments when the unit is in picture adjustment mode or to increase or decrease the volume for the wired headphones. 35. NUMBER Buttons When in DVD mode these buttons allow the user to enter numbers 0 to 9 for selection of CD tracks, DVD Chapters and password. When i[...]

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    The Setup Menu contains features and options that let you customize your DVD player . For example, you can set a language for the on- screen display or control DVD playback content for children. Y ou can use the remote control or the touch screen to navigate the setup menu. Using the DVD Setup Menu Setup Menu Setup Menu be Setup Menu Setup Menu. . [...]

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    SUBTITLE SETUP Select "SUBTITLE" using pq button, then press u button to enter the Sub menu. Select the subtitle you desire using pq button, then press OK / to confirm the setting. Press t button to return. Note: The subtitle selection is only available for discs that are recorded in the above listed languages. If the selected, language i[...]

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    Vi d e o R a t i n g Mi s c L a n g u a g e : Ad u l t P a r e nt a l c o n t r o l S e t P a ss w o r d RA TING SETUP Parental Control This item allows you to limit the content of movie playback from G to Adult. The lower the value, the more strict the control. 1. G 2. PG 3. PG – 13 4. R 5. NC – 17 6. Adult The rating level can only be changed[...]

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    Misc SETUP Select "MISC” using pq button, then press u button to enter the Misc menu. Select the option you want to change using pq button, then press “OK” / . Use Default Setting This option allows you to reset all options to settings. * This function will not af fect the Rating control settings. Screen Saver This option allows the oper[...]

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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. Whe[...]

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    Repeat: Repeat function has 4 options : Off, Single, Folder , All. Move cursor to Repeat function and press OK / . Each time OK / is pressed the unit will cycle through the available options. Off/Single/Folder/All are displayed in that order . Repeat default is Off; Off T urn off repeat function Single Repeat the song being played until STOP is pre[...]

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    22 Program Mode: Add Set the “Select Mode“ to ON. Select the desired songs from the song list on the left side of the screen. A check mark will appear next to the song. T ouch “Program Mode”and select “Add”. T ouch “Program” to view the play list. Press the “Play” to hear the play list. Program The selected songs that are added [...]

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    Region 1- USA, Canada Region 2- Japan, Europe, South Africa, Middle East, Greenland Region 3- S. Korea, T aiwan, 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 23 DVD Region Code The DVD player is preset to a region code at the fa[...]

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    DVD Basics T o get the optimum use out of the DVD section, make sure you read this section completely . T ypes of Discs your DVD will play • DVD* disc - DVD discs which contain video. • Audio disc - Audio CDs contain musical or sound content only . • MP3 disc - A disc that contains audio files (for example, a CD-R with downloaded MP3 files). [...]

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    TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM IR sensor inoperative V erif y tha t the ba tter ies i n t he re mote are f resh. V erif y tha t the re mote sens or ey e is not obst ruct ed. V erif y tha t M1 o r M 2 has been sele cted co rrec tly . Disc won't play Disc is scratched or damaged. Try another disc. Check the type of disc you put into disc tray . This un[...]

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    TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM No sound or distorted sound Make sure your DVD is connected properly . Make sure all cables are securely inserted into the appropriate jacks. Disc loaded backwards, turn disc around so that the disc is facing towards the driver . SOLUTION OSD Displays “Incorrect Disc Format” Disc loaded backwards, turn disc around so tha[...]

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    MONIT OR SPECIFICA TIONS CAUTION 1. Keep the monitor clean and dry . 2. Always seek qualified personnel to perform repairs. Never attempt your own repairs. 3. Do not drop the monitor or expose to strong impacts. 4. Do not expose to direct sunlight for extended periods of time. 1. T ype :TFT Active Martix LCD 2. Resolution : 1440(W) x 234 (H) 3. Pix[...]

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    APPENDIX A FLO TV Copyrights and T rademarks © 2009 Audiovox Corporation. All rights reserved. FLO, FLO TV and the FLO TV logo are trademarks of QUALCOMM Incorporated. QUALCOMM is a registered trademark of QUALCOMM Incorporated in the United States and may be registered in other countries. AUDIOVOX is a registered trademark of Audiovox Corporation[...]

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    FLO TV OPTION (A VXFRK1 / ADVFRK1) Y our is designed for adding an optional FLO TV T uner . If you do not have the FLO TV T uner installed, this section can be ignored. T o have the FLO TV T uner added to your system contact the business that installed your . Activation/Subscription Information Y our FLO TV module will need to be activated before y[...]

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    FLO TV Introduction Please refer to the following as an overview to use the FLO TV service : 1. T urn the vehicle ignition key to the ON position. T urn on your HR7010PKG and select the FLO TV source by pressing the Source button on the overhead or by pressing the FLOTV Button on the remote. (Note: W atching the FLO TV service for an extended perio[...]

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    FLO TV Operation Y ou can operate the FLO TV module with the wireless remote control. When FLO TV is powered on, the FLO TV logo screen will be displayed until the receiver tunes to a channel. This may take up to 30 seconds after the vehicle and overhead turned on. Upon power up, the FLO TV service will default back to the last viewed channel. If t[...]

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    Are Y ou Covered? FLO TV service coverage is available in many metropolitan areas and travel corridors within the United States. Please visit the FLO TV web site ( ) to check the coverage maps in your area. If you are travelling in an area that is not covered by the FLO TV network or travel out of the areas covered by the FLO TV network the adjacen[...]

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    Remote Control Functions Function Use for channel changing (up/down), navigating menus, and selecting items Use to select a channel or setting Information key - use to display program information. Channel Guide - use to select the channel guide Back key - takes the user back one screen when in the Menu, Show Information, Show Description, or Guide.[...]

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    How is FLO TV Programming Rated? Parental controls are built into FLO TV so that you can filter the program and movie content that can be watched on the FLO TV service. Adjacent is a ratings chart based on content type for TV program material and movie material: Movie ratings information, if provided, is available in the FLO TV programming guide. A[...]

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    Getting Around in FLO TV W atching the FLO TV service limits the channel information or pop-ups occurring while viewing the program as shown on the adjacent screen: If you want to see what channel you are on, press the (Info) key and the adjacent screen and information will appear : o Channel Logo o Program T itle o Program Start T ime o Program En[...]

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    Pressing the (Info) key again will display more information about the channel being viewed as shown in the adjacent screen: Information displayed: o Channel Logo o Program T itle o Program Start T ime o Program End T ime o Program Rating o Episode T itle o Episode Summary Pressing the  (Info) key will return the viewer to the full screen. 36[...]

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    FLO TV Program Guide Y ou can access the FLO TV program guide by pressing the (Guide) key which displays the program guide: The FLO TV program guide is a matrix of programs and their start times, organized by channel. A user can view the guide and tune to a currently playing program or view program descriptions for future programs. The following in[...]

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    Notes ! Programs that are blocked due to Parental Controls display the locked icon. ! The channel logo column is not selectable. ! The guide loops vertically when you press the ▲ (up arrow) or ▼ (down arrow) key . ! The guide is bounded horizontally by time. The user cannot navigate into the past or beyond the amount of guide data available. ! [...]

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    Settings Menu Press the (Settings) key to enter the Settings Menu and the adjacent screen will be displayed: Parental Controls In the Settings Menu, the first selection is Parental Controls, which is highlighted in light gray . Press the ENTER key to access the parental controls menu. The adjacent following screen will be displayed: 39[...]

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    Use the (right arrow) key to highlight the parental on/off control and press OK to enable it or disable it. Once enabled, press the OK key and you will be prompted to create a PIN (Personal Identification Number) as shown in the adjacent screen: Use the remote control keypad to enter a 4 digit PIN. When the fourth digit is entered the adjacent scre[...]

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    Re-enter the same 4 digit PIN to confirm the PIN number . The adjacent screen will be displayed: (NOTE: Write the PIN down in a secure location. If it is lost you will have to call 1-888-99FLOTV to reset the PIN. The PIN cannot be reset online. Do not share your PIN with the person whose access to programming is being restricted.) Once you have set[...]

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    Favorite Channels Up to 10 channels can be programmed into the numeric keys on the remote. Once they are programmed, pressing any one of them tunes your FLO TV to the channel that you have pre-programmed to the number key . If you have not pre-programmed favorites, when you press a numeric key , you will be prompted by the info bar at the bottom of[...]

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    Subscription Information In the Settings Menu, use the ▲ (up arrow) or ▼ (down arrow) key to highlight Subscription Information and press the ENTER key , the adjacent screen will be displayed: This screen tells you the basic information of your FLO TV system. (Note: The Authorization Code and Device ID will be different from the above screen, w[...]

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    Legal Information Use the ▼ (down arrow) key to highlight Legal Information. This information governs the terms and conditions of your use of the FLO TV service and the FLO TV network. T o see the full text and the privacy policy go to . www .flotv .com 44[...]

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    T roubleshooting Explanation Y ou are not subscribed and are not able to access any channel except the FLO TV channel. Unable to access any channel; you are out of the coverage area. Y ou are either out of the coverage area or your FLO TV module has not updated the program guide information. The FLO TV Service will return to normal when you are bac[...]

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    T roubleshooting (cont’d) Y ou are in a fringe coverage area; programming will return to normal when you are back in the coverage area.. You are out of the coverage area; programming will return to normal when you are back in the coverage area. Contact the car dealer or the retailer where this product was installed or purchased. Explanation T rou[...]

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    T roubleshooting (cont'd) Prob l em R oot Caus e S ol uti on Po or or N o V id eo FLO TV Inp ut no t se l ec t e d C hang e the sou rc e i npu ts on the overhe ad un t i l t h e FL O TV si gnal i s di splay e d . B at te ries i nst al l ed i ncor re c t l y V eri f y that the t w o A AA bat t eries a r e i ns t al l ed pro perly per the pola r[...]

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