User manual VOYAGER AOM681

[. . . ] Voyager observation products are not intended for use as substitutes for rear-view mirror devices, or for any other standard motor vehicle equipment required to be installed on vehicles by law. While Voyager observation products contribute to improving the vehicle operator' field s of view, these products are no substitute for proper defensive driving techniques and observance of traffic laws and motor vehicle safety regulations. Warnings! Installation Location It is unlawful in most jurisdictions for a person to drive a motor vehicle equipped with a television viewer or screen located at any point forward of the back of the driver' seat or s in any location that is visible, directly or indirectly, to the driver while operating the vehicle. The AOM681 product is designed to be used primarily as a rear observation device in conjunction with closed circuit cameras. In any installations where the AOM681 is used to display television broadcasts or recorded video playback, installation location must adhere to local laws and regulations. [. . . ] In manual mode, the power button is used to turn the unit on/off. In stand-by mode, the unit automatically turns on only when 12V is applied to the stand-by trigger wire. For MANUAL operation, the AOM681 should be wired as follows: The ACC (+12V) lead (red) should be wired to the ACC feed of the vehicle (switched +12V). *Please note that if the unit is in "Stand-by On" mode, the Power Button will appear to have no effect (it will switch from "on" to "on" in this case). For STAND-BY operation, the AOM681 should be wired as follows: The ACC (+12V) lead (red) should be wired to the ACC feed of the vehicle (switched +12V). The Stand-by Trigger (+12V) should be wired to the reverse feed of the vehicle (+12V when the vehicle is in reverse). The unit will automatically turn on whenever the standby trigger is +12V. The power button features dual-illumination (bright and dim). In installations where the unit is not wired for Stand-by operation and power is applied to the unit, the Power Button will dimly glow when the unit is off, allowing the user to easily find the control in low light. Illumination switches to full intensity when the unit is turned on. A/B Input Select Button This control toggles the active display image back and forth between AV1 and AV2 inputs. 4 3. Day/Night Mode Button This control toggles the unit between "Day" and "Night" LCD illumination modes. In the "Day" mode, the LCD backlight intensity is at maximum. In "Night" mode, the LCD backlight is dimmed to a preset level that is more suitable for low light operation. Picture Adjustment Menu Button This control accesses an On-Screen-Display (OSD) menu for four LCD picture adjustments (Brightness, Contrast, Color, and Tint). The first depress of the button accesses the "Brightness" adjustment. The Volume +/- controls adjust the level, which is indicated by the bar graph at the bottom of the screen. Each consecutive depress of the Picture button accesses the adjustment screen for each picture adjustment. If no buttons are pressed within 6 seconds or controls other than the Picture and Volume buttons are pressed, the unit will exit the Picture Adjustment mode. Volume +/- Buttons This 2-button set of controls adjusts the output volume of the built-in audio speaker when the audio function is enabled *(see typical system connection diagram). The "+" button increases output volume. The "-" button decreases output volume. Volume level is indicated by the OSD bar graph at the bottom of the screen. [. . . ] (See system connection illustration page 8) 8. Plug camera extension cable (available separately P/N CEC25) into AV1 or AV2 input connector on the junction box. Plug observation camera into camera extension cable. Make sure all cables are routed away from hot or moving parts, and away from sharp edges. [. . . ]