User manual BOSS BVFL10.4

[. . . ] Refer any repairs to a qualified service technician. · Do not attempt to repair a damaged, broken or faulty power cord. · To avoid risk of electronic shock or damage to the monitor, do not permit any of this equipment to become damp or wet from water or drinks. [. . . ] Once enabled, this button is used as an ENTER button. BVFL10. 4 User's Manual - page 4 Remote Control 1 POWER Press to turn unit ON or OFF. 2 SLEEP This monitor shuts off automatically after a certain period of non-use. Use the time button to change the length of time required before auto shut-off. 1 2 3 POWER SLEEP 3 UP/DOWN BUTTONS These buttons are used to increase or decrease parameters in the onscreen display menu system. 4 5 ­ MODE + AV 4 MODE This button enables the on-screen display menu system. Once enabled, this button is used as an ENTER button. 5 A/V SOURCE SELECTOR Use this button to switch between A/V Source 1 and A/V Source 2. Changing the battery in the remote control The remote battery is held in a small "drawer" on one edge of the remote. To open this drawer, press and hold the small button on the edge of this drawer (as shown below) and slide the drawer out. Insert a new battery and push the drawer back fully into the remote. Battery Release button BVFL10. 4 User's Manual- page 5 System wiring On a towel or soft cloth, gently place the monitor assembly "face down" on a stable work surface. Using the wires provided, complete the audio, video and power connections in your vehicle as shown in the diagram below. VIDEO SOURCE 1 VIDEO INPUT 1 (YELLOW) BLACK VIDEO INPUT 2 (WHITE) (DVD player, video game, etc. ) VIDEO SOURCE 2 FUSE RED (DVD player, video game, etc. ) 12V Battery BLACK to Chassis Ground RED DOME LIGHTS YELLOW BLACK Constant +12VDC to +12VDC Trigger (for Dome Light) to Chassis Ground BVFL10. 4 User's Manual - page 6 Monitor installation CAUTION: Make sure the screws are NOT long enough to go through the roof! If you have any doubts about this type of installation, please consult your local mobile electronics retailer. Making holes in the roof of your vehicle will cause damage which is expensive to repair. Attach the monitor mounting plate by screwing through the headliner and into the existing roof supports or the wood bracket you made (see TIP below). NOTE Hardware shown in this illustration is not provided due to varying installation requirements. Thread all the wires through the round hole in the center of the mounting plate. Install the monitor onto the mounting plate, using at least six of the screws provided. INSTALLATION TIP Make a MOUNTING BRACKET out of wood. This bracket mounts under the headliner, and provides a mounting surface to which the housing of the flip-down monitor can be attached. BVFL10. 4 User's Manual - page 7 Releasing and lowering the monitor To lower the monitor, press the Monitor Release button and pull the monitor down. To lower the monitor further, continue pulling down and the internal mechanism will permit further movement and will hold the monitor in the position in which you leave it. Push the monitor release button forward Pull the monitor screen down to the desired angle To avoid accidental damage, we suggest you always close the monitor assembly when it is not in use. To do so, rotate the monitor back to a 0º left-to-right position, and push it up into the monitor base until you hear a "click. " Test that it is secured by gently pulling down on monitor frame. BVFL10. 4 User's Manual - page 8 Powering up the monitor To turn the monitor on, press and hold the POWER button for two seconds. When the power is ON, if an input signal is present, the picture will be displayed on the screen. If no signal is present, the monitor will display the message "NO SIGNAL. " If you know a video input signal is present but the monitor displays "NO SIGNAL, " be sure to try pressing the AV SELECT button to see if your input source is connected to the other AV input. To adjust the monitor image, press MODE to access the various adjustment controls such as BRIGHTNESS and CONTRAST. Use the +/- buttons to adjust each parameter until you are satisfied with the picture quality. Turning on the dome lights This unit features a three-position switch for the dome lights. The switch is located near the monitor release button. [. . . ] Replace or repair A/V source (DVD player, video game, etc. ) No picture. A/V signal not present. Contrast and/or brightness is set improperly. TV reception is poor (applies to system with TV tuner only) Check all cables. [. . . ]