User manual BOSS BV6VIS

[. . . ] 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. [. . . ] When you use this input, the monitor system automatically shuts off the other incoming video signals from other sources that may be connected. 5 UP/DOWN BUTTONS These buttons are used to increase or decrease parameters in the onscreen display menu system. 6 REMOTE IR SENSOR BV6VIS User's Manual - page 5 Remote Control 1 1 POWER Press to turn unit ON or OFF. 2 3 2 TIMER Pressing this button brings up a menu which enables you set the monitor to automatically shut off after a prescribed amount of time between 15 and 120 minutes. 4 3 MUTE Press this button to turn off the sound. Press it again to turn it back on. 5 4 UP/DOWN BUTTONS These buttons are used to increase or decrease parameters in the onscreen display menu system. 5 MENU (SELECT) By pressing this button, you can scroll through the functions which can be adjusted in the menu system: Brightness, Color and Contrast. BV6VIS 6 7 8 6 SYSTEM Pressing this button brings up a menu which enables you to rotate the image on the screen. 7 AV INPUT SELECT Press this button to change between the AV input sources . 8 P. P. (Picture Processing) Pushiing this button cycles between four preset video "styles. " These styles are combinations of brightness, contrast and color which some users find appropriate for the different programs they watch. The four modes are VIVID, SOFT, STANDARD and LIGHT. If you want to return to the settings you created yourself using the Brightness, Color and Contrast settings in the Menu system, press the P. P. button until you arrive at the setting called MEMORY. BV6VIS User's Manual - page 6 System wiring Using the wires provided, complete the audio, video and power connections in your vehicle as shown in the diagram below. The installation instructions describe the process of installing the monitor into the sun visor, but they do not describe how to route the wires through your vehicle to the visor location. For best results, consult with a professional installer on this issue. VIDEO SOURCE 1 (DVD player, video game, etc. ) VIDEO OUT VIDEO INPUT 1 (YELLOW) VIDEO OUT VIDEO INPUT 2 (YELLOW) AUDIO OUT LEFT AUDIO INPUT (WHITE) RIGHT AUDIO INPUT (RED) VIDEO SOURCE 2 (DVD player, video game, etc. ) L R RED BLACK FUSE 12V Battery to Chassis Ground BV6VIS User's Manual - page 7 Monitor installation CAUTION: If you have any doubts about this type of installation, please consult your local mobile electronics retailer. Errors in instaling this monitor in your vehicle may cause damage which is expensive to repair. Remove the screws which attach the sun visor to the ceiling of your vehicle. Place the visor on clean towel or cloth in a clean area of your worksurface. Push on the visor with your fingers to make sure there are no obstructions inside that would interfere with the installation. After you confirm that there are no internal obstructions, take the paper template provide in place, and mark the area to be cut. 6-5/8" x 4-3/4" paper template taped in place After you confirm that there are no internal obstructions, make a paper template in a rectangular shape, exactly 6-5/8" x 4-3/4" and tape it in the place where you want to locate the monitor. Since the monitor frame is wider than the monitor housing, be sure to leave at least 13/4" space on the visor surface to the right and left of where the opening will be. 1-3/4" clear zone on each side Trace the template accurately with a pencil onto the surface of the visor and remove the template. Using a sharp, adjustable-depth blade knife, make a diagonal cut from one corner (of the rectangular area you traced from the template) to the opposite corner. Repeat, cutting diagonally between the other two corners. Carefully peel back the upholstery material. BV6VIS User's Manual - page 8 1/2" depth Set the adjustable blade to 1/2" depth, and cut around the edges of the hole. Pull up one corner of the visor padding, and use the blade to cut underneath ­ remove a small section at a time, using the "pull up and cut" method for uniform depth. Using sharp scissors, cut the points off the flaps of upholstery material to 3/8" wide. 3/8" Route the cable from the place where it attaches to the ceiling through the visor to the cavity you have created for the monitor. [. . . ] 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. [. . . ]