7877 vision pro euen operation guide

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Safety instructions

The Rear Seat Entertainment System has been developed exclusively for use by the passengers in the rear seats of your

vehicle. Use by the driver while driving is not permitted. The driver should never try to view the screen of the Rear Seat

Entertainment System while driving.

Operation of the unit is permitted only if traffic conditions are suitable and you are absolutely sure that you, your

passengers or other motorists are not endangered, obstructed or inconvenienced.

The unit may only be used for its intended purpose. If you are not using the Rear Seat Entertainment System with the

headphones but with the vehicle speakers, the volume must be set so that noises outside the vehicle are still audible.

In case of a malfunction (e.g. smoke or noticeable odours) immediately turn off the unit.

Due to the variety of functions and the corresponding high processing capacity of the microprocessor, the unit will warmup greatly during operation. The installed components are equipped to handle these temperatures.

For safety reasons, the unit must only be opened by a trained technician. Please refer to your dealer for repair.

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Information regarding general road safety

This entertainment unit is intended and approved for installation and operation in passenger cars, commercial vehicles

and buses (vehicle classes M, N and O) whose electric system has a rated voltage of 12V.

Installation and maintenance should only be carried out by specialists. Faulty installation or maintenance can result in

the malfunctioning of the motor vehicles electronic systems. The vehicle manufacturers safety instructions must be

observed.

The vehicles electronics must only be worked on by an authorised service garage. We assume no liability for any

impairment of the vehicles electronics.

The method of attachment used must ensure that the device will remain properly attached, should the vehicle be involved

in a crash.

The power supply must be properly fused.

Using mobile phones without an external antenna in the proximity of the unit may cause picture and sound interference.


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Arrangement of controlsArrangement of controls

1 Cover

2 Eject button

3 DVD slot

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Arrangement of controls

1 button

2 function button

3 Volume buttons for left headphones

4 button

5 button

6 button

Button for directly selecting chapters or scenes

7 Arrow buttons

8 Chapter or scene skip buttons

9 button

10button

Button for setting the audio language

11buttons

12button

13function button14function button

15 Volume buttons for right headphones

16button

17button

18button

19button20button

21 Buttons for fast forward/reverse

22button

Button for setting the camera angle

23button

Button for setting subtitles24buttons

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2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

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12

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16

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19

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Anti-theft deviceAnti-theft device

Entering the code number

If the Rear Seat Entertainment System is

disconnected from the electrical supplysource, the anti-theft device prevents it

from being reconnected. After switching

on at the button on the remote

control, the following prompt is

displayed.

The four-digit code must be entered

using the arrow buttons on the remote

control. The unit automatically enters

the serial number.

Example:

Code number 1372 (the code number

can be found on the enclosed CODE

CARD).

Enter the individual digits using arrow

buttons and on the remote

control.

Press the button on the

remote control to confirm the digit

entered.

When all the digits have been entered

correctly, the unit switches on

automatically.

If an incorrect code number is entered,

the prompt

will be displayed.

If an incorrect code number is entered

three times in a row, the unit will display

, and the unit will be

blocked for approximately 60 minutes.A further incorrect entry blocks the unit

for another 60 minutes.

Note

It is important to store the CODE

CARD in a safe place outside the

vehicle to prevent unauthorised use.

The window stickers provided shouldbe attached to the windscreen/windows

inside your vehicle.

Attention:

The unit and the vehicle ignition mustremain switched on during the

60-minute waiting period. If the

ignition does not remain switched on,

the waiting period will begin again.


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General operationGeneral operation

Welcome

A Rear Seat Entertainment System has

been installed in your vehicle. This RearSeat Entertainment System consists of

the following components:

the rear screen unit with video, AUX

and S-video ports as well as

headphone jacks

the DVD player

the headphones.

The various components cannot be

switched on and off individually.

The Rear Seat Entertainment System is

usually operated with the engine runningor with the ignition on.

Switching on the unit


remote control. Fold down the screen of the Rear Seat

Entertainment System.

1 Connection for left headphones

2 Connection for video game console

3 Audio connection for video game

console

4 Connection for S-video game console

5 Connection for right headphones

Note:

If the ignition is switched off while the

unit is being operated, the message appears on

the screen. At the end of these

15 seconds, the unit is switched off.

If within this period the

button on the remote control is pressed,

operation of the unit can be extended by15 minutes.

The unit can also be switched on, with

the ignition off, via the button

on the remote control. However, to

prevent the vehicle battery from

becoming discharged, the unit switchesoff again automatically after 15 minutes.

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General operation

Setting display

To obtain an optimum view from your

seat, it is possible to adjust the screenwithin the adjustment range.


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DVD modeDVD mode

Using the DVD player

The DVD player of the Rear Seat

Entertainment System can play standardDVD videos corresponding to the NTSC

or PAL standards. The relevant

specifications can be found on the DVD

sleeve or on the DVD itself.

There are also DVD videos available on

the market that do not correspond tothese standards. These DVDs may cause

picture, sound or playback problems.

Notes on DVDs

In order to ensure optimum DVD

playback, please note the following

points:

Handle DVDs with care.

Avoid scratching, leaving fingerprints

and dust on the DVDs

Do not stick anything on the DVDs

and do not write on them. Clean DVDs occasionally with a

commercially available cleaning

cloth. Always wipe in a straight line

from the inside outwards, never in a

circular motion.

After use, replace the DVDs into thesleeve.

Protect the DVDs from heat and direct

sunlight.

Note:

This DVD player is designed for use

with DVD videos, video CDs 2.0, audio

CDs and MP3 CDs. Laser discs,

unusually shaped or unusually bevelled

CDs or DVDs cannot be played.

Note:

The regional code for your country was

set for the DVD player at the factory.You will not be able to change this

regional code.

The DVD player is thus not suitable for

playing DVDs with other regional

codes.


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DVD mode

1 Cover

2 Eject button3 DVD slot

Loading DVDs

Open the cover by pressing the

button.

Insert the DVD video.

The message appears

on the screen and the DVD player pulls

in the DVD.

Close the cover.

Ejecting DVDs

Open the cover by pressing and

holding the button.The DVD is ejected and the message

appears on the screen.

Remove the DVD from the slot.

If you do not remove the DVD, the DVD

player will automatically retract it after

10 seconds.

Close the cover.

For safety reasons, the cover may not be

left open while driving.

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Note

DVD videos can be single-sided or

double-sided.A single-sided DVD has a printed and a

non-printed side. The side you want to

play (non-printed side) must face

downwards when loading.

A double-sided DVD has two non-

printed sides. When loading the DVD,the side that you want to play must also

face downwards. There is usually a

mark on the inside edge of the DVD to

indicate which side is which.

For safety reasons, the cover may not beleft open while driving.

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DVD mode

Starting DVD playback


button. Push the DVD into the slot.

The DVD player pulls in the DVD and

starts playing it.

If a DVD has already been inserted into

the slot, playback is started with thebutton on the remote control.

Pause function

During DVD playback, press the

button on the remote control.

DVD play switches to pause. The

picture freezes.

In the status line that then appears, the

function mode, the current status, the

current title, the current chapter and the

remaining playing time of the film are

displayed (See Status line onpage 51).

Press the button on the remote

control.

The DVD continues playing and the

status line disappears after a fewseconds.

Stopping DVD playback


control.DVD playback is stopped.

After pressing the button on the

remote control, playback starts at the

point where it was previously stopped.

Scrolling through chapters/scenes

Depending on the desired scrolling

direction, press the or button

on the remote control.

button = The DVD player skips to

the next chapter or to the next scene.


the previous chapter or to the previous

scene.

Fast forward / reverse


or button on the remote control.Fast forward / reverse is started and the

status line is displayed.

By repeatedly pressing the or

button, the fast forward/reverse

speed increases. It is possible to choose

between 4 times, 8 times, 15 times and30 times the playback speed.

Fast forward/reverse operation stops as

soon as the button is pressed.


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DVD mode

Slow motion



In the Pause state, press the

button.

Playback in slow motion is started.

By repeatedly pressing the button,

the slow motion speed increases. It is

possible to choose between 1/16 times,1/8 times, 1/4 times and 1/2 times the

playback speed.

Slow motion operation stops as soon as

the button is pressed.

Selecting individual titles on

the DVD directly

If the DVD is subdivided into a numberof films, the films can be selected

directly. However, selection of the film

is only possible when playback has

stopped.

Press the button

on the remote control. Select the desired title number using

arrow buttons and on the remote

control.


remote control.

Playback of the selected film begins.

Selecting chapters or scenes on

the DVD directly

If the film is subdivided into chapters or

scenes, these can also be selected

directly. Chapters are selected during

playback or when the picture has been

frozen by the pause function.

Press the button

on the remote control. Select the desired chapter using arrow


control.


remote control.

Playback of the selected chapter begins.


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DVD mode

Status line


button on the remotecontrol.

Appearing now at the bottom edge of the

screen is the status line, which displays

the function mode, the title and chapter

details as well as the remaining playing

time of the film.

The status line is hidden again by

pressing the button again.

DVD menu

The DVD menu is the menu stored on

the DVD itself. It will differ dependingon the DVD and permits various actions

and settings such as, for example, the

direct selection of individual chapters.

Opening the DVD menu

Press the button on the remotecontrol.

The top level of the DVD menu will be

displayed.

Example of a DVD menu:

Selecting menu items from the

DVD menu

Select a menu item using arrow

buttons , , and on the

remote control.


remote control.

This confirms the selection.

A DVD menu may include a number ofsubmenu items which can also be

selected using the arrow buttons and

confirmed with the button.

Functionmode

Status

Title

Chapter

Remainintime


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CD modeCD mode

Listening to audio CDs

Notes on CD-R and CD-RWsYou can play CD-Rs (writeable CDs) onthis unit, but please comply with legal

restrictions. These restrictions may vary

from one country to another.

Depending upon the recording device

used to record the CD-R and / or the

CD-R itself, it may not be possible to

play some CD-Rs on this unit.

CD-Rs must be manufactured according

to the Orange Book standard (not

applicable for MP3 CDs).

CD-RWs (rewritable CDs) cannot be

played on this unit.

Notes on copy-protected CDs

In some cases, problems may arise when

attempting to play copy-protected CDs,

such as long reading times or a total

inability to perform playback.

Notes on compact discs (CD)

In order to ensure optimum CD

playback, please note the following

items:

Handle CDs with care.

Avoid scratching, leaving fingerprints

and dust on the CDs.

Do not stick anything on the CDs and

do not write on them. Clean CDs occasionally with a

commercially available cleaning

cloth. Always wipe in a straight line

from the inside outwards, never in a

circular motion.

After use, replace the CDs into thesleeve.

Protect the CDs from heat and direct

sunlight.

Note

Do not use 8 mm diameter CDs,

not even with a CD adapter.


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CD mode

Loading audio CDs


button. Insert the audio CD into the slot with

the printed side upwards.

Close the cover.

The DVD player pulls in and loads the

audio CD. The message

appears on the screen. After loading, the

unit automatically starts to play the

audio CD.

A list of tracks on the CD is then givenon the screen. The song being played is

highlighted. The track length is also

displayed.

Ejecting audio CD

Open the cover by pressing and

holding the button.The audio CD is ejected and


Remove the audio CD from the slot.

If you do not remove the CD, the DVD

player will automatically retract it after

10 seconds.

Close the cover.

For safety reasons, the cover may not beleft open while driving.

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Note

If the corresponding information for thetracks included on the CD is not

available, only

Track 1

Track 2

etc. appears on the screen.



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CD mode

Starting audio CD playback


button.

Push the CD into the slot.

The DVD player pulls in the CD and

starts playing it.

If a CD has already been inserted into

the slot, playback is started with the


Pause function


control.CD playback switches to pause.

Playback is interrupted.


control.

The CD continues playing.

Stopping CD playback


control.CD playback is stopped.

After pressing the button again,

playback starts at the point where it was

previously stopped.

Track skip forwards/

backwards

Depending on the desired track skip

direction, press the or button



the beginning of the next track.

button = The DVD player first skips

to the beginning of the current track and

in the next step to the beginning of the

previous track.

Fast forward / reverse

During CD playback, press the or

button on the remote control.The speed of fast forward/reverse is

8 times the playback speed.

Fast forward/reverse operation stops as

soon as the button is pressed.


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CD mode

Listening to MP3 CDs

General notes on MP3The music that can be played when yourunit is in MP3 mode is generally

copyright-protected under applicable

international and national laws. In

several countries, the reproduction of

copyrighted material is not permitted,

even if only for personal use, without the

express prior consent of the copyright

holder. Please check the current

copyright laws for your country and

comply with them. These restrictions

naturally do not apply to your own

compositions and recordings, or for

recordings for which authorisation has

been obtained from the copyright

holder.

Creating an MP3 storage

medium

The maximum number of directoriesper medium is limited to 255.

Fixed and variable bit rates of 8 -

320 kbit/s and scan rates of 8-48 kHz

are supported.

We recommend a bit rate of at least

160 kbit/s for compressing MP3 files.It should be noted that with MP3 files

having a variable bit rate, the display

of the elapsed playing time may

deviate from real time.

For further information about creating

MP3 files, please consult your dealeror check on the Internet.

Notes on playing MP3 CDs

The individual directories can be

selected by pressing arrow buttons

and .

Loading MP3 CDs


button.

Insert the MP3 CD into the slot withthe printed side upwards.

Close the cover.



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CD mode

The DVD player pulls in and loads the

MP3 CD. The message


After loading, the unit automatically

starts to play the MP3 CD.

During playback, the name of the open

directory as well as the tracks in thedirectory are displayed on the screen.

MP3 CDs are operated essentially in the

same way as audio CDs. Please read the

following:

Ejecting audio CD on page 53

Starting audio CD playback on

page 54,

Pause function on page 54,

Fast forward / reverse on page 54

and Stopping CD playback on page 54.

Selection of individual directories is

possible using the buttons and on

the remote control. The tracks in the

directories can be selected using buttons

and . In both cases theselection must be confirmed with

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External sourcesExternal sources

Video games

External sources, video games for

example, can also be connected to yourRear Seat Entertainment System.

Connecting and playing video

games

Insert the game console cable into the

connection underneath the

screen.


control.

This selects the AUX operating mode.

Some video games consoles have an

S-video connection permitting a higher

resolution.

Connecting and playing

S-video games

Insert the S-video game console cable

into the connection with the same

name underneath the screen. Press the button on the

remote control.

This selects the S-video operating mode.

Other video sources

A video camera or a digital camera can

also be connected to your Rear SeatEntertainment System.

Connecting and playing other

video sources

Insert the cable of the device you want

to connect into the connectionunderneath the screen.


control.

This selects the AUX operating mode.

Note:With the AUX operating mode

selected, the buttons on the remote

control for operating the DVD player

are not available.

Note:

With the S-video operating mode



are not available.

Note:

With the AUX operating mode



are not available.

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User settingsUser settings

Opening / quitting User

Settings menu

By calling up the user settings, it ispossible to adapt the settings below to

your personal requirements.

The arrangement of the user settings

options may vary, depending on the

function mode.

In the DVD function mode, press thebutton on the remote control.

The following menu appears on the

display:

If some user settings options are not

supported by the DVD inserted, these

are depicted in grey letters.

Example:

If the units function mode is set to CD,

MP3, AUX or S-video, only the

following options are available:

Navigation within the user settings

menu is possible using arrow buttons

and on the remote control.


control to go to the particular submenus.

Press the button to return to the

top menu level of the user settings.

If no entry has been made within a few

seconds, the menu closes automatically.

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User settings

Screen settings

Collected together under the menu item

are several functions withwhich basic screen settings can be made.

Highlight the menu item us-

ing arrow button on the remote

control.


remote control.The submenu is opened.

Select the desired function using

arrow button .

Setting the volume

With this function, the volume of the

two unit headphones can be set.

In any function mode, press the



ing arrow button on the

remote control.


remote control. Highlight the function

or using arrow button


The current value is displayed on thescreen.

Select the desired volume using arrow

buttons and .

The selected volume is set.

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User settings

Adjusting brightness

With this function, the screen brightness

can be set to a value of your choice.




ing arrow button on the

remote control.


remote control. Highlight the menu item

using arrow button on the remote

control.

The current value is displayed on the

screen.

Select the desired value using arrow

buttons and .

The selected brightness is set.

Adjusting colour

With this function you can set the colour

intensity of the screen.



Highlight the menu item

using arrow button on the

remote control.


remote control.

Highlight the menu item using

arrow button on the remote

control.



buttons and .

The selected colour value is set.

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User settings

Adjusting contrast

With this function you can set the screen

contrast.





control.


remote control. Highlight the menu item


control.

The current value is displayed on the

screen.


buttons and .

The selected colour contrast is set.

Setting backlighting

With this function you can set the

backlighting of the screen.





control.


remote control.



control.



buttons and .

The selected value is set.

User settings


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User settings

Setting Day/Night mode

The Rear Seat Entertainment System is

able to measure the brightness in the

vehicle and adapt the backlighting of the

screen using the measurement results.

This option can be activated and

deactivated here.



Highlight the menu item us-ing arrow button on the remote

control.


remote control.


using arrow button on the remotecontrol.

The options and are available.


buttons and .

The setting is adopted.

Setting menu language

The Rear Seat Entertainment System

menu is currently available in five

languages. These are: German

French

Italian

Spanish

English.





control.


remote control.


using arrow button


The current language is displayed.

Select the desired menu language

using arrow buttons and .


remote control to confirm your

selection.

The selected menu language is set.

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User settings

Other settings

Language selection

In this function, it is possible to choose

the language in which the inserted DVD

is to be played.

A list of the available languages appears

on the screen. This list depends on the

particular DVD inserted. Example:

The current language is highlighted.

If the particular language is available in

several sound formats, the sound format

can also be selected from this menu

item.

In the DVD function mode, press the



using arrow button on theremote control.


remote control to confirm the

selection.

Select the desired language using

arrow buttons and on the

remote control.



selection.

Select the desired sound format for the

selected language using arrow buttonsand on the remote control.



selection.

The language and the sound format are

set.

Note

This function is only available if the

inserted DVD also supports multiplelanguages and sound formats.

Tip

This function can also be called up from

a DVD menu, if available, or using thebutton on the remote control.

Note

The DTS sound format cannot be

played by your Rear Seat Entertainment

System. It is therefore greyed out in the

list and cannot be selected.

If this sound format is selected via the

DVD menu of the inserted DVD, the

film will be played but there will be no

sound.

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User settings

Setting subtitles

In this function, it is possible to choose

whether subtitles should be displayed

during DVD playback, and the subtitlelanguage.

A list of the available subtitle languages

appears on the screen. Example:

The currently selected option is

highlighted.




using arrow button on the remotecontrol.



selection.

Select the desired option using arrow

buttons and on the remotecontrol.



selection.

The option is set.

Setting viewing angle

Different camera perspectives are

provided on some DVD videos, and it is

possible to choose from these.



Highlight the menu item using

arrow button on the remote

control.

Press the button on theremote control to confirm the

selection.

Select the desired viewing angle using

arrow buttons and on the

remote control.

Press the button on theremote control to confirm the

selection.

The viewing angle is set.

Note


inserted DVD supports subtitles.

Tip


a DVD menu, if available, or using the


Note


inserted DVD supports different

camera perspectives.

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User settings

Setting format/zoom

This function is appropriate for films in

wide screen format. This enables you tohide the black bars at the top and bottom

edges of the picture or to reduce their

height.

In any DVD function mode, press the


Highlight the option or using arrow button on

the remote control.



selection.

The currently selected format ishighlighted in the list.

Select the desired format using arrow


control.

Select the desired zoom factor using

arrow buttons and on the remotecontrol.



selection.

The selected picture format and the

desired zoom factor are set.

Setting FM modulator

It is possible to transmit audioinformation from the Rear Seat

Entertainment System to your car radio

via an FM modulator.



Highlight the option


control.



selection.

Tip


a DVD menu, if available, or using thebutton on the remote control.

Tip

It is also possible to call up this function

using the button on the remotecontrol.

Note

The menu item is used for setting an

optional accessory device. At the time

of going to press this accessory unit was

not yet available.

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The currently selected option ishighlighted.

Select the desired option using arrow

button .

Where appropriate, select the desired

transmission frequency using arrow

buttons and on the remotecontrol.



selection.

The selected option is set.

Setting Default Settings

With this function, the unit can be reset

to the factory settings. All the settings

that you have made are reset to thefactory default settings.

Press on the remote control

for more than five seconds.

The unit is reset to the default settings.

Tip

It is also possible to call up this function

using the menu item

in the menu.

Remote control


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Remote control

Battery replacement

The remote control includes two type

R03 1.5V batteries.

Remove the cover of the battery

compartment on the back of the

remote control.

Remove the dead batteries. Insert the new batteries.

Observe the polarity markings on the

batteries.

Replace the cover on the battery

compartment.

Keep batteries away from children.

Consult a doctor immediately if a child

swallows a battery.

Do not dismantle or short-circuitbatteries. Do not throw them onto fires.

Dispose of discharged batteries in anenvironmentally safe manner.

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Tip

Use only batteries of type R03 1.5 volt.

Rechargeable batteries are not suitable.Remove all used batteries when

changing the batteries. Do not use new

batteries with old ones or batteries of a

different type. Leaking batteries can

damage the remote control.

If the remote control is not used for long

periods of time, the batteries should be

removed from the battery compartment.

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pHeadphones

Using headphones

The AIR 1-AS cordless infrared (IR)

headphones provide undistorted audiopleasure from audio signals in the rear

area of the vehicle, the signals being

transmitted from an infrared transmitter

in the screen control unit.

Depending on the system, optimum

audio transmission quality is only

ensured with direct and unobstructed

intervisibility between the transmitter

and the headphones. If intervisibility is

interrupted or the distance between the

transmitter and the headphones is too

great, then interference may occur.

Switching on headphones


right-hand side of the headphones.

The headphones switch on and the LED

starts to illuminate.

Switching off headphones


right-hand side of the headphones.

The headphones switch off and the LED

extinguishes.

ON / OFF switch

Volume control

Note

If no signal is received by the

headphones for a period of several

minutes, they switch off automaticallyto extend the life of the batteries.

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Setting the volume

Turn the wheel on the right-hand sideof your headphones upwards to

increase the volume or downwards to

reduce the volume.

Battery replacement

Turn the ear piece of the left head-

phone shell about 5 anticlockwise.

This unlocks the ear piece lock and the

ear piece can be removed.

The headphones contain two type R03

1.5V batteries.

Open the battery cover using a

screwdriver or a coin.

Remove the discharged batteries using

the ribbon. Insert the new batteries.

Observe the polarity markings on the

batteries.

Close the battery covers.

Fasten the ear piece. Place it on the

headphones appropriately and turn itclockwise until the lock locks again.

Volume control

Keep batteries away from children.

Consult a doctor immediately if a childswallows a battery.

Do not dismantle or short-circuit

batteries. Do not throw them onto fires.

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Tip

Use only batteries of type R03 1.5 volt,

which are suitable fur use and storage at50 C, e. g. Duracell or Energizer.

Remove all used batteries when

changing the batteries. Do not use new

batteries with old ones or batteries of a

different type. Leaking batteries can

damage the headphones.

If the headphones are not used for long

periods of time, the batteries should be

removed from the battery compartment.

Dispose of discharged batteries in an

environmentally safe manner.

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Keyword directory

AUX

(Auxiliary)

Connection for external audio signals.

Code number

A secret number that must be entered to

activate the unit.

DVD

(Digital Versatile Disc)Digital storage medium for storing large

data volumes, e.g. films.

MP3

Special process for compressing audio

data (e.g. music).

NTSC

(National Television Standards

Committee)

The NTSC signal is a composite signal

that has been adopted from the televisionand video industry in the USA and

Japan.

PAL

(Phase Alternation Line)

German standard for colour television.

Regional code

Because of the regional codes, DVD

videos can only be played on DVD

equipment with the same code as the

>DVD. The Rear Seat Entertainment

System is set to the relevant nationalcode at the factory.


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Technical data

DVD player

Installation angle:

horizontal up to 45 upward and 10

downward

vertical up to +-15

Output:

Headphones 2 x 2 x 100 mW

Output resistance:

S-video input (Video_Y) 75 OhmS-video input (Video_C) 75 Ohm

Headphones 32 Ohm

Input resistance:

Video input (AUX) 75 Ohm

Audio input 4700 Ohm

Total amplitudewith synchronisation:

video input (AUX) 1 VppS-video input (Video_Y) 1 Vpp

Video amplitudes for white picture:

S-video input (Video_Y) 700 mVpp

FBAS-video input 700 mVpp Amplitude:

audio input 1.0 VRMS

Line cross section:

min. 0.75 mm

Supply voltage:

12 V

Total current consumption:

Standby mode: < 1.6mA

Play mode: < 2.1A

Operating temperature:-20 to +65 C

Playable CDs and DVDs:The only

CDs that can be used are those that

comply with DIN EN 60908. The use

of 8 cm CDs with an adapter is not

recommended

Playable media:

Screen unit

Viewing angle

horizontal +-65

vertical up to 65 upward and up to

40 downward

Operating temperature:

-30 to +65 C

Headphones

Range:

at least 7 m

Frequency response:

20 Hz - 18 kHz Battery life with

Duracell batteries:

at least 35 hours

Operating temperature:

-20 to +50 C

Media Standard

CD-DA, CD-text Red Book

CD-ROM,

CD-ROM XA

Yellow Book

CD-R Orange Book

CD-Extra Blue Book

DVD-ROM DVD-Book:

DVD-ROM

(Part1 ver.1.02)

DVD-R DVD-Book:

DVD-R for General(Part1 ver.2.0)

DVD-RW DVD-Book:

DVD-RW

(Part1 ver.1.1)


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Dear Customer,

In conformance with current EC guidelines, any person may operate this unit.This unit conforms to the current valid European or harmonised national standards. Thisdesignation is your guarantee that the unit conforms to the applicable specificationsregarding electromagnetic compatibility. This means that interference with other electrical/electronic devices caused by the unit, or interference with this unit caused by other

electrical/electronic devices is largely prevented.

The EC - type-approval mark (e1) issued by the Federal Officefor Transport (KBA) in accordance with European Directive 95/

54/EC governing the - EMC - of motor vehicles authorisesinstallation and operation of the unit in motor vehicles(classes M, N and O).

With regard to the following European standards, the EMC

requirements that apply specifically to this unit have been met:- EN 55013- EN 55020

e 1

023594


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