Audiovox 128 5495E User Manual

Owner/ Installation Manual  
VOD80  
8" LCD MONITOR & DVD PLAYER  
Important Notice  
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 naviga-  
tion. If the LCD panel or video monitor is used for television reception,  
video or DVD play, the LCD panel or video monitor must be installed  
so that these features will only function when the vehicle is in “park” or  
when the vehicle’s parking brake is applied.  
An LCD panel or video monitor used for television reception, video or  
DVD play that operates when the vehicle is in gear or when the parking  
brake is not applied must be installed to the rear of the driver’s seat  
where it will not be visible, directly or indirectly, to the operator of the  
motor vehicle.  
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A. Introduction  
Thank you for selecting the VOD80. The main features include a  
8" Wide Screen (16:9 Aspect Ratio) Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)  
monitor and a built-in DVD player. The unit applies the latest state of  
the art electronics. The unit is constructed to provide years of reli-  
able, trouble-free service. Please read the entire instruction manual  
supplied with this product prior to operation. The documentation will  
assist you in installing the system properly to obtain the best equip-  
ment performance. Please store this manual for later use.  
B. Cautions and Warnings  
1. Installation  
Ensure that the VOD80 is installed in accordance with the instruc-  
tions and illustrations provided in this manual.  
2. Objects and Liquids  
Do not push objects of any kind into the unit through openings; do  
not spill or spray liquid of any kind on or in the system (this may  
result in a fire or electric shock). To ensure proper ventilation and  
proper operation, never cover or block the ventilation slots and open-  
ings  
3.Disassembly  
Do not attempt to disassemble the cabinet. There is a risk of elec-  
tric shock and/or exposure to Laser Radiation. Contact qualified  
service personnel if your system is in need of repair.  
4. Cleaning Unit  
When cleaning, make sure the system is unplugged from the power  
source. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a  
cloth lightly dampened with water for cleaning the exterior of the  
system only.  
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5. Disc  
Do not use irregularly shaped discs such as heart or star-shaped  
discs as they may cause the unit to malfunction. Do not stick pa-  
per, tape or glue on the disc. Do not expose the disc to direct sun-  
light or heat sources such as hot air ducts. Do not touch the sur-  
face of disc. Handle the disc by its edge. Clean the disc by wiping  
the disc from the center out with a cleaning cloth. Remove the disc  
from the unit and store it in its case after playing. Some playback  
operations of discs may be intentionally fixed by software produc-  
ers. Since this unit plays discs according to the disc contents the  
software producers designed, some playback features may not be  
available. Also refer to the instructions supplied with the discs.  
C. Contents  
1. 8” LCD Monitor & DVD Player Combo  
2. A/VAdapter Cable  
3. 8 Pin Connect to RCA AV Cable  
4. Power/Dome light Harness  
5. Hardware Package  
4 pcs M4 x 8mm Machine Screws  
4 pcd M2 x 8mm Screws  
4 pcs Rubber Plugs  
4 pcs Small Rubber Ring  
6. Remote Control  
7. Mounting Plate  
8. Owner/Installation Manual  
9. Game Controller  
10.Trim Ring  
11.Connecting axis  
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D. Installation and Powering  
TOOLS REQUIRED:  
#2 Philips Screwdriver  
#1 Philips Screwdriver  
Utility or Razor Knife or Shears  
Wire Strippers  
Upholstery hook tool (for removal of panels as necessary)  
Electrical Tape  
Masking Tape  
Multimeter (to verify 12 volt DC and continuity: Do not use a test light  
or logic probe)  
Marker pen – to mark headliner  
Scribe (to mark trim ring if used)  
Misc. electrical connectors (to connect to vehicle power source).  
Requirements will vary from vehicle to vehicle.  
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GENERAL INSTALLATION APPROACH:  
1) Decide upon system configuration and options that will be installed  
(i.e.: what components, VCP, Tuner, RF Modulator/external amp, re-  
mote headphones, DVD, etc.).  
2) Review all manuals to become familiar with electrical requirements  
and hook ups.  
3) Decide upon mounting locations of all components and method of  
mounting.  
4) Prep the vehicle by removing any interior trim necessary to gain ac-  
cess to vehicle's wiring as well as all areas where interconnecting  
wire harnesses will need to be located. If any access holes need to  
be cut into the vehicle (headliner, other trim components etc.), this  
should be done now as well.  
5) Route the wiring harnesses throughout the vehicle as necessary.  
(Refer to the Wiring Diagrams on page 10 of this manual as well as  
the wiring instructions for the individual components and accessory  
options being installed). Be sure that all wiring is protected from  
sharp edges and is routed in such a manner that it will not be pinched  
when all components and interior trim are fully installed. Be sure to  
leave enough slack in the wiring at each component to allow working  
room.  
6) Remove allA/V system components from their packaging and place  
them loosely in the vehicle at their respective locations.  
7) Connect all components together (electrically) and verify proper op-  
eration of all system functions. Note: This is best done BEFORE  
components have been permanently mounted.  
8) After verifying proper operation of the system, proceed to mount each  
of the components.  
9) When all components are mounted, recheck function of entire sys-  
tem again to ensure that no wiring was pinched or connected im-  
properly during final installation.  
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Notes :The VOD80 video system is only intended for an overhead,  
drop down installation. It is not intended for seat back or any other  
type of mounting. The hinging mechanism is designed for horizon-  
tal, drop down use only.  
VEHICLE PREPARATION:  
1) Locate an accessory power source (+12v when key is in the ACC.  
and run positions, and 0v when key is off). Generally, this wire can  
be found at the ignition switch or fuse-box.  
2) The mounting method and location will vary from vehicle to vehicle,  
so this manual will only focus on the installation of the video monitor  
and related console accessories.  
3) Generally, the best location for the video monitor is where the vehicle's  
factory dome light is installed. The monitor should be located in  
such a manner that it can be comfortably viewed by rear seat pas-  
sengers. NEVER INSTALLTHE MONITOR INAPLACE WITHIN THE  
DRIVER'S VIEW. THIS IS NOT ONLY DANGEROUS, BUT IT IS  
ALSO ILLEGAL.  
4) Once the mounting location of the monitor has been determined,  
there may be additional preparation work necessary, depending on  
the vehicle structure and installation method. Some of the steps  
that may be required are:  
A)  
B)  
Removal of the vehicle's dome light.  
The headliner may need to be trimmed.  
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MOUNTING THE VOD80  
Figure 2  
NOTE: Two of the mounting holes are located under the domelight cov-  
ers.  
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Trim Ring Installation  
The Trim Ring Installation is accomplished using the four (4) 2 X 8mm  
screws supplied. Please refer to the illustration below.  
1. Place the VOD80 on a soft surface with the rubber gasket facing up.  
Use care to avoid scratching the unit’s exterior surface.  
2. Place the trim ring on the unit and note the location of the four mounting  
screws.  
3. Remove the four screws that are in the unit.  
4. Remove the rubber gasket that is attached to the unit.  
5. Attach the trim ring to the unit using the longer four (4) 2 X 8mm  
screws supplied.  
6. Remove the four (4) rubber spacers from the bracket.  
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7. Attach the four (4) post extensions to the bracket.  
8. Attach the four (4) rubber spacers on the post extensions  
9. Refer to the Owner/Install Manual for the VOD80 to complete the  
installation.  
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Figure 3  
1) Make the connections to the vehicle with the 5 pin wiring harness.  
2) Connect the 5 pin harness to the mating connector on the Video  
Monitor.  
3) Connect power harness to vehicle's electrical system by tapping  
into an accessory hot line.  
4) Verify all functions of the system before final mounting of the finished  
assembly.  
NOTE: A VCP or other A/V Component can be connected to the  
video monitor system using an RCA A/V cable. This second har-  
ness would plug into the AV1 inputs or AUX jack.  
A/V Source Definitions :  
1 = Built-in DVD  
2 = AV1 input ( VCP, DVD, etc )  
3 = AV2 Input ( VCP, Game, DVD, etc )  
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CONNECTING THE DOME LIGHTS  
The dome lights in the video monitor require three connections to the  
vehicle's wiring. There are two common types of dome light circuits  
used, positive or negative switched. Positive systems supply voltage to  
the interior lights to turn them on, negative switched systems apply  
ground to illuminate the bulbs. To determine which system you have  
you must locate the wires at the dome light. On a positive switched  
system, with all the doors closed and the lights out, both wires at the  
dome light will rest at ground. When the light is activated, one of these  
wires will switch to +12V DC. This is the vehicle's switching wire. On a  
negative switched system, with all the doors closed and the lights out,  
both wires at the dome light will rest at + 12V DC. When the light is  
activated, one of these wires will switch to ground. This is the switching  
wire.  
For positive systems, connect the violet / brown (Lamp auto) wire to the  
vehicle's switched wire. Then connect the red / black (lamp on) wire to  
a fused constant 12 volt source and the black / red (lamp common) wire  
to a good ground. Positive systems are commonly found on Ford ve-  
hicles.  
For negative systems, connect the violet / brown (Lamp auto) wire to  
the vehicle's switched wire. Then connect the red / black (lamp on) wire  
to a good ground and the black / red (lamp common) wire to fused con-  
stant 12 volt source. Negative systems are commonly found on Gen-  
eral Motors and import vehicles.  
Note:  
Some vehicles which incorporate transistorized control of the dome  
light circuit, such as the 1999 Dodge Caravan, may require that the  
violet / brown (Lamp auto) wire be connected to the door pin switch  
wire, as the additional current draw of the Monitor's lights may not be  
supported by the output of the vehicles body control computer.  
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Positive Switched Dome lighting  
To  
constant  
+12vdc  
Red / black - Lamp on  
Black / red - Lamp common  
Violet / brown - Lamp Auto  
To 3 pin  
connector  
on Monitor  
Factory Dome light circuit  
To  
constant  
+12vdc  
Factory Door ajar  
switch or Body  
Control computer  
Figure 4  
Negative Switched Dome lighting  
Red / black - Lamp on  
To 3 pin  
connector  
Black / red - Lamp common  
Violet / brown - Lamp Auto  
To  
constant  
Factory Dome light circuit  
To  
constant  
Factory Door ajar  
switch or Body  
Figure 5  
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E. Controls, Indicators, and Connectors  
1. Unit View (Refer to Figure 6)  
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9 10  
11 12 13  
141516  
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4
3
2
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1
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Figure 6  
1) FM Modulator Switch  
2) AV 2 In Jack  
3) Game Port  
4) Headphone Jack  
5) Power and Dome Light Connector  
6) 6pin connector  
7) FM Antenna  
8) Previous Button  
9) Play Button  
10) Next Button  
11) Disc Insertion Slot  
12) Monitor Open Button  
13) IR Sensor  
14) Eject Button  
15) Power Button  
16) Stop Button  
17) IR Transmitter for Wireless Headphones  
18) Auto/Off/On Dome Light Switch  
19) Dome Lights  
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2. Remote Control View (Refer to Figure 7)  
1) Power Button  
2) Display Button  
3) Angle Button  
4) Subtitle Button  
5) A-B Button  
6) Slow Button  
7) Pause Button  
8) Reverse Scan Button  
9) Stop Button  
10) Picture Button  
11) DVD /AV1 /AV2  
12) Zoom Button  
13) Eject Button  
14) Numeric Buttons  
15) Audio Button  
16) Repeat Button  
17) Menu Button  
18) Setup Button  
19) Up/Down/Left/Right / Enter Buttons  
20) Forward Scan Button  
21) Return Button  
22) Play Button  
Figure 7  
23) Skip- Button  
24) Skip+ Button  
25) Vol Down Button  
26) Vol Up+ Button  
27) Wide Button  
F. Loading and Playing a Disc  
a. Turn the power on by pressing the power button on the unit or the  
remote control. Select DVD using the DVD/AV1/AV2 button on the  
remote.  
b. Place a disc into the disc insertion slot with the label side facing up.  
c. Playback will start automatically.  
d. Pivot the LCD Screen for a good viewing angle.  
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G. BASIC OPERATION  
Turn the unit on/off  
Start Playback  
POWER  
PLAY  
Play at 1/2,1/4,1/8, or 1/16 normal speed  
Still Picture  
(1 time) Stop at the present playing point /  
(2 times) Stop playing  
SLOW  
PAUSE  
STOP  
Scan forward at 2, 4, 8, or 20 times normal  
speed  
Scan backward at 2, 4, 8, or 20 times nor-  
mal speed  
FORWARD  
REVERSE  
Used for Menu Navigation  
Confirm item or setting  
UP/DOWN/LEFT /RIGHT  
ENTER  
Select item or password setting  
Not used in this model  
NUMBERS  
RETURN  
Display the root menu of the disc  
Repeat playback of a title, chapter, or track  
Repeat a specific portion from point A to  
point B of the disc  
MENU  
REPEAT  
A-B  
Display disc information (title, chapter, track,  
time, etc.)  
DISPLAY  
Change the angle on a scene  
Select the subtitle language and turn it on/  
off  
ANGLE  
SUBTITLE  
Select the audio language  
Enlarge an image to 2 or 3 times the  
original size  
AUDIO  
ZOOM  
Display the setup menu to select and set  
items, and exit the setup menu.  
Source selection DVD, AV1, AV2  
Eject disc  
SETUP  
DVD/AV1/AV2  
EJECT  
Brightness/Contrast/Tint/Color  
Reduce volume/Lower picture setting  
Increase volume/Raise picture setting  
Previous chapter/track  
PICTURE  
VOLUME-  
VOLUME+  
SKIP-  
Next chapter/track  
SKIP+  
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H. MENU  
A DVD is divided into sections called titles and chapters. When you  
play a DVD, a root menu of the disc will appear on the screen of your  
Monitor. The contents of the menu will vary depending on the disc  
content. Press MENU during playback to display the DVD root menu.  
Some DVDs only allow you to select disc playback options using the  
DVD root menu.  
I. DISPLAY  
1) DISPLAY MODE  
During playback press DISPLAY to display the current disc play-  
back information. Press display again to remove the display.  
ENG  
Picture 1 Display Mode  
1. The type of disc.  
12. The number of current subtitle language.  
13. The speed at which the disc is being read.  
14. The number of total subtitle languages.  
15. Current subtitle language.  
2. The number of the current title.  
3. The number of total titles.  
4. The number of current chapter.  
5. The elapsed time of title.  
6. The number of total chapters.  
7. The remaining time of title.  
8. The number of the current angle.  
9. The number of total angles.  
16. Dolby audio mode.  
17. Current audio language selected.  
10. The number of the current audio language.  
11. The number of total audio languages.  
2) ANGLE  
During playback press ANGLE to change the current angle in discs  
containing multi-angles. (You can see item 8 in Picture 1 change)  
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3) SUBTITLE  
During disc playback press SUBTITLE* to select the desired subtitle  
language. (You can see item 12 and 15 in Picture 1 change)  
4) AUDIO  
During disc playback press AUDIO* to select the desired audio lan-  
guage. (You can see item 10 and 17 change at the same time in  
Picture 1 change)  
*NOTE: Some DVD’s only allow access to these functions through  
the DVD menu.  
During playback press ‘REPEAT’ once to repeatedly play the current  
chapter, press ‘REPEAT’ a 2nd time to repeat the current title, press  
‘REPEAT’ a 3rd time and the repeat function is cancelled and normal  
playback resumes.Repeat mode sequence:Repeat Chapter/Repeat  
Title/Off.  
J. PLAYING AUDIO CDS  
When playing an audio CD the display will automatically show the  
disc playback information. The options below show you what  
information is displayed. Press the DISPLAYbutton to remove the  
display.  
1. The current track.  
2. The number of total tracks.  
3. Playing time of the current song.  
CD Display  
When playing an audio CD individual tracks can be directly accessed  
by entering the track number using the numeric keypad on the remote  
control. For example to access track 11, press1, 1.  
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USING THE REPEAT FEATURE  
The default mode for the Repeat feature is OFF. Pressing REPEAT  
consecutively changes the repeat options:  
Repeat Single- repeats the track that is playing.  
Repeat All- repeats the disc that is playing.  
Off  
As you toggle through the options, the repeat option changes. The  
selected repeat option loops repeatedly until it is turned off.  
K. PLAYING MP3 DISCS  
MP3 is a digital audio format. An audio CD-quality song is compressed  
into the MP3 format with no significant loss of audio quality. CD-R /  
RW discs that have been encoded in MP3 format are compatible  
with this device.  
Insert a MP3 Disc, the DVD player will initialize the disc and the directory  
(folder) will be shown on the monitor.  
‘MENU Screen’ Display  
When an MP3 disc is inserted into the unit, the menu screen appears  
automatically. You can use the menu screen to change folders and  
songs. The system plays the songs in the order they were recorded  
onto the disc.  
1. Press the  
or button to choose a folder from the folder list  
on the left side of the screen.  
2. Press ENTER to select the highlighted folder. All songs avail-  
able under the selected folder will be listed on the right side.  
3. Use the  
or  
button to choose a song from the list then  
press ENTER to play the selected song.  
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4. Use the  
( NEXT ) button to move to the next song. Press the  
(PREVIOUS) button to move to the beginning of the song.  
USING THE REPEAT FEATURE  
The default mode for the Repeat feature is OFF. Pressing REPEAT  
consecutively changes the repeat options:  
• Repeat Single(repeat playback of a song)  
• Repeat All(repeat playback of all folder)  
• Off (normal playback)  
Pressing REPEAT a 3rd time will cancel the repeat mode and resume  
normal playback. As you toggle through the options, the repeat option  
changes. The selected repeat option loops repeatedly until you turn it  
off.  
NOTICE  
• “ ” sign in front of a file name indicates that this is a folder, not a MP3  
file.  
• “ ” sign in front of a file name indicates that this is a MP3 file. During  
MP3 playback, you cannot access “PLAY MODE” or folders.  
L. PLAYING A JPEG FILE  
1) Insert the JPEG Disc into tray.  
2) Select the JPEG folder by pressing the “UP/DOWN” button. Then  
press ENTER or PLAY.  
3) Select the JPEG file using the up/down button and then press  
“ENTER” or “PLAY”.  
4) Pressing the left or right button will rotate the JPEG  
counterclockwise or clockwise.  
5) When browsing the photos, you can reverse the photo 180 degrees  
by using the “UP/DOWN” button.  
6) You can enlarge the picture by pressing “ZOOM” .  
7) To stay on a specific photo press the pause button.  
8) To skip forward or backward use the skip +/skip- button.  
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M. SETUP  
Press ‘SETUP’ to display the Main screen of the SETUP Menu. Press  
‘SETUP’ again to exit the SETUP Menu and the unit will resume it’s  
last playback mode.  
Main ‘SETUP’ Menu Screen  
1) Select the ‘LANGUAGE’ page using the LEFT/RIGHT button.  
‘Language’ Display  
a. Select ‘OSD Menu’ using the UP/DOWN button, then press  
ENTER to enter the submenu. Select the OSD language you  
desire using the UP/DOWN button, then press ENTER/LEFT to  
confirm the setting and exit.  
‘OSD Menu’ Display  
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b. Select ‘Subtitle’ using the UP/DOWN button, then press ENTER to  
enter the submenu. Select the ‘Subtitle’ language you desire using  
the UP/DOWN button, then press ENTER/LEFT to confirm the  
setting and exit.  
‘Subtitle’ Display  
c. Select “Audio” using the UP/DOWN button, then press ENTER to  
enter the submenu. Select the audio language you desire using  
the UP/DOWN button, then press ENTER/LEFT to confirm the  
setting and exit.  
‘Audio’ Display  
d. Select ‘Disc Menu’ using the UP/DOWN button, then press ENTER  
to enter the submenu. Select the ‘DISC Menu’ language you desire  
using the UP/DOWN button, then press ENTER/LEFT to confirm  
the setting and exit.  
‘Disc Menu’ Display  
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2) Select the ‘Video’ Page by using the LEFT/RIGHT button.  
‘Video’ Display  
a. Select ‘TV Display’* using the UP/DOWN button, then press ENTER  
to enter the submenu. Select the TV display you desire using the  
UP/DOWN button, then press ENTER/LEFT to confirm the setting  
and exit.  
‘TV Display’ Display  
Normal/PS: This displays a picture on the screen with a portion of the  
left and right sides removed.  
Normal/LB:  
This displays a picture on the screen with black bands on  
the upper and lower portions of the screen.  
Wide:This displays a wide picture on the screen with black bands on  
the upper and lower portions of the screen. The bands will vary,  
depending on what aspect ratio the disc is.  
* Note: This setting is for the video output only.  
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b. Select ‘TV Type’ using the UP/DOWN button, then press ENTER to  
enter the submenu. Select the TV type you desire using the UP/DOWN  
button, then press ENTER/LEFT to confirm the setting and exit .  
‘TV Type’ Display  
c. Select ‘Angle Mark’ using the UP/DOWN button and then press ENTER  
to enter the submenu. Choose Angle Mark on or off using the UP/  
DOWN button, then press ENTER/LEFT to confirm the setting and  
exit.  
‘Angle Mark’ Display  
* On: The screen will show angle mark.  
(*If an angle option is available).  
Off: The screen will not display the Angle Mark  
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d. Select ‘Last Memory’ using the UP/DOWN button and then press  
ENTER to enter the submenu. Choose Last Memory on or off using  
the UP/DOWN button, then press ENTER/LEFT to confirm the setting  
and exit.  
‘Last Memory’ Display  
*On: The unit will return to the last position on the disc.  
*Off: The unit will not return to the last position on the disc.  
e. Select ‘Screen Saver’ using the UP/DOWN button and then press  
ENTER to enter the submenu. Choose ‘Screen Saver’ on or off using  
the UP/DOWN button, then press ENTER/LEFT to confirm the setting  
and exit.  
‘Screen Saver’ Display  
*On: Enables screen saver  
*Off: Disables screen saver  
*NOTE: The DVD player will enter the Screen Saver mode after ap-  
proximately three minutes if the same image remains on the screen.  
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3) Select ‘Rating’ by using the LEFT/RIGHT button.  
‘Rating’ Display  
Select ‘Password’ using the UP/DOWN button. Input the password  
(For the first time use the default password 3308) and press ENTER  
to unlock the unit. Select ‘Rating’ using the UP/DOWN button and  
press ENTER repeatedly to change the rating level. Use the UP but-  
ton to return to ‘Password‘ and input either the default password or  
any new 4 digit password you want and press ENTER.  
Rating:1.Kid Safe 2.G 3.PG 4.PG-13  
5.PG-R 6.R 7.NC-17 8.Adult  
NOTE: For 1st time use the default password is 3308.  
NOTE: The Default Password is 3308. This password is always  
effective even after you have selected your own password. To avoid  
the possibility of others using the default password to set the paren-  
tal level and change the password, you can record this default  
password in another area and delete it from this manual. Some  
discs can be limited depending on the age of users while some  
discs can not.  
Load Factory: To restore all of the options to the default settings select  
‘LOAD FACTORY’ using the UP/DOWN button and press ENTER.  
This will return all of the settings (except the rating level and pass-  
word) to the default settings.  
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N. Playing a Video Game (Refer to Figure 8)  
Change the source by pressing the DVD/AV1/AV2 button on the  
remote. The AV2 input jack is located on the left side of the unit.  
The AV1 input is the RCA connectors located on the top of the unit.  
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Connect the A/V output from your game system to the RCA inputs  
(AV1) or the 1/8 (AV2)* input. Adjust the volume and picture for  
individualpreference.  
O. Wired Headphones and Wireless headphones  
(Refer to Figure 8)  
1.Optional wired Headphones may be used. Connect the headphones  
to the Headphone Jack on the left side of the unit (Part Number  
MMWHS).  
2.Optional wireless headphones can also be used (Part Number  
MMIRHS).  
NOTE: Refer to the Owner’s Manual with the headphones for  
complete instructions.  
*AV2 requires the use of the supplied AV adaptor cable.  
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P.Wireless FM Modulator  
The VOD80 is equipped with built-in wireless FM Modulator*, that al-  
lows you to listen to the VOD80 audio signal by tuning your vehicle’s  
radio to the selected frequency, (88.3, 88.5, or 88.7MHz). This fea-  
ture is accessed by using the FM Select switch on the left side of the  
unit. Slide the FM Select switch to one of the three frequencies above  
that is not used or is weak in your area. Select the same frequency  
on the vehicle’s radio. Adjust the vehicle’s radio volume to a comfort-  
able listening level. When the FM Modulator is not used set the FM  
Select switch to the OFF position.  
FM Modulator FM  
Frequency Select Switch  
*NOTE: In certain areas where there are a large number of FM radio  
stations (e.g. large cities, urban areas), the reception of the FM signal  
from the overhead pod may not be satisfactory, resulting in static,  
distorted sound or signal bleed thru from strong local radio stations.  
This is not a defect in the product, but the result of a stronger local  
radio station overpowering the wireless FM transmitter in your over-  
head pod.  
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Game Controller Function Description  
Select Button  
TA Button  
TB Button  
Reset Button  
A Button  
B Button  
Direction  
Joystick  
Start Button  
Connection II  
(Not Used)  
Power  
Button  
Directional  
Keypad  
1. Slide the power switch to the ON position. A list of the first ten  
games will be displayed.  
2. Use the A button (page up) or B button (page down) to display the  
three pages of games (1-10), 11-20, 21-30). Then use either the  
direction joystick or direction button to move the arrow to the desired  
game. Press Start to select the game.  
3. Press Start to begin the game. Press start again at any time to  
pause the game.  
Connecting the Game Controller  
1. Plug the game controller (arrow facing down) into the game port on  
the left side of the unit.  
2. Press the DVD/AV1/AV2 button on the remote until “AV2” is dis-  
played.  
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Q. Specification  
Disc format: DVD/CD/MP3  
Color system: NTSC/PAL  
Screen size: 8”  
Resolution: 1440 x 234  
Frequency response: 20 Hz to 20 kHz  
Video output: 1 Vp-p/75 Ohm, unbalanced  
Audio output: 1.4Vrms/10kOhm  
Audio S/N: Better than 60 dB  
Dynamic range : Better than 85 dB  
Laser: Semiconductor Laser, Wave Length: 650 nm/790 nm  
Power source: DC 12V  
Power consumption: 2.5 Amps  
Operating temperature: 5~45°C  
Storage temperature: -20~60°C (4~140°F)  
Dimensions (L x W x D): 282 x 165 x 50 mm (11.1” x 6.5” x 1.97”)  
R. Troubleshooting:  
REMEDY:  
SYMPTOM:  
-Verify+12VDConRedwireat2pinPower  
Harness behind video monitor. Verify  
groundconnectionwithcontinuitytestfrom  
known good ground to black wire at 2 pin  
Power Harness.  
No power at Video Monitor  
-Verify that the correct source is selected  
(i.e.: DVD, AV1 or AV2). Verify that the  
source is on and playing a known good  
media (such as a DVD). Verify connec-  
tions at both ends of the harness.  
Power but no video or  
sound  
-Verify that the headphones are turned on;  
check headphone batteries.  
Picture, but no sound  
-Verify that power is available to the FM  
Modulator; make sure the FM modulator  
and the vehicle radio are set to the  
same FM station.  
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12 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTY  
Applies to Audiovox Mobile Video Products  
AUDIOVOX ELECTRONICS CORP. (the Company) warrants to the original retail  
purchaser of this product that should this product or any part thereof, under normal  
use and conditions, be proven defective in material or workmanship within 12  
months from the date of original purchase, such defect(s) will be repaired or  
replaced with reconditioned product (at the Company's option) without charge for  
parts and repair labor. A game controller, if supplied, is similarly waranteed for  
ninety (90) days.  
To obtain repair or replacement within the terms of this Warranty, the product is to  
be delivered with proof of warranty coverage (e.g. dated bill of sale), specification  
of defect(s), transportation prepaid, to the Company at the address shown below.  
This Warranty does not extend to the elimination of externally generated static or  
noise, to correction of antenna problems, to costs incurred for installation, removal  
or reinstallation of the product, or to damage to tapes, discs, speakers, accesso-  
ries, or vehicle electrical systems.  
This Warranty does not apply to any product or part thereof which, in the opinion  
of the Company, has suffered or been damaged through alteration, improper  
installation, mishandling, misuse, neglect, accident, or by removal or defacement  
of the factory serial number/bar code label(s). THE EXTENT OF THE COMPANY'S  
LIABILITYUNDERTHISWARRANTYISLIMITEDTOTHEREPAIRORREPLACE-  
MENTPROVIDEDABOVEAND,INNOEVENT,SHALLTHECOMPANY'SLIABILITY  
EXCEED THE PURCHASE PRICE PAID BY PURCHASER FOR THE PRODUCT.  
This Warranty is in lieu of all other express warranties or liabilities. ANY IMPLIED  
WARRANTIES,INCLUDINGANYIMPLIEDWARRANTYOFMERCHANTABILITY,  
SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE DURATION OF THIS WRITTEN WARRANTY. ANY  
ACTION FOR BREACH OF ANY WARRANTY HEREUNDER INCLUDING ANY  
IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY MUST BE BROUGHT WITHIN A  
PERIOD OF 24 MONTHS FROM DATE OF ORIGINAL PURCHASE. IN NO CASE  
SHALLTHECOMPANYBELIABLEFORANYCONSEQUENTIALORINCIDENTAL  
DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF THIS OR ANY OTHER WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR  
IMPLIED, WHATSOEVER. No person or representative is authorized to assume  
for the Company any liability other than expressed herein in connection with the  
sale of this product.  
Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the  
exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damage so the above  
limitations or exclusions may not apply to you. This Warranty gives you specific  
legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.  
U.S.A. : AEC 150 MARCUS BLVD., HAUPPAUGE, NEW YORK 11788 ! 1-800-645-4994  
CANADA : CALL 1-800-645-4994 FOR LOCATION OF WARRANTY STATION SERVING  
YOUR AREA  
128-5495E  
© 2006 AUDIOVOX Electronics Corp., Hauppauge, NY 11788  
128-7744  

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