Directed Video RVM560 User Manual

O W N E R ’ S G U I D E  
INSTALLATION GUIDE  
LCD Video Monitor  
MODEL RVM560, RVM680, RVM700  
Table of Contents  
Warranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4  
Safety Instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5  
Important Safeguards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5  
When Cleaning the Vehicle...........................................................................................................5  
While Driving.............................................................................................................................5  
When Parked..............................................................................................................................5  
Proper Use ...............................................................................................................................6  
Repairs ....................................................................................................................................6  
Important Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6  
FCC Notice ................................................................................................................................6  
Your Warranty ...........................................................................................................................6  
Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6  
Features....................................................................................................................................6  
Accessories................................................................................................................................6  
Basic Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7  
Monitor Description ...................................................................................................................7  
Maintenance ............................................................................................................................7  
On-Screen Menus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8  
Making Changes to System Settings .............................................................................................8  
Setup Menu Descriptions and Operation ........................................................................................9  
System Settings Menu ................................................................................................................10  
Hardware Options Menu ..............................................................................................................11  
Assign Source Names Menu .........................................................................................................12  
Assign Trigger Names Menu .........................................................................................................12  
Source Names ...........................................................................................................................13  
Trigger Names ...........................................................................................................................13  
Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14  
Monitor Specifications ................................................................................................................14  
Installing the Monitor ................................................................................................................14  
Removing the Monitor ................................................................................................................14  
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Limited Three-Year Warranty  
For a period of THREE YEARS from the date of purchase,  
Directed Electronics, Inc. ("DIRECTED") promises to the  
original purchaser to repair or replace, free of cost, with a  
comparable reconditioned model any VIDEO MONITOR  
(hereafter the "UNIT"), which proves to be defective in  
workmanship or material defect under normal and reason-  
able use during the first 3 years after the purchase and  
installation of the unit provided the following conditions  
are met: the unit was purchased and installed by an author-  
ized DIRECTED dealer; the unit remains in the vehicle in  
which the unit was originally installed; and the unit is  
returned to DIRECTED. The unit in question must be  
returned to DIRECTED postage paid and must be accompa-  
nied by a clear, legible copy of the bill of sale bearing the  
following information:  
troubleshooting or reinstallation of the unit. For service on  
an out-of-warranty product a flat fate fee by model is  
charged. Contact your authorized dealer to obtain the serv-  
ice charge for your unit.  
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT ALLOWED BY LAW, ALL WAR-  
RANTIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO EXPRESS WAR-  
RANTY, IMPLIED WARRANTY, WARRANTY OF MER-  
CHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND  
WARRANTY OF NON-INFRINGEMENT OF INTELLECTUAL  
PROPERTY, ARE EXPRESSLY EXCLUDED; AND DIRECTED  
NEITHER ASSUMES NOR AUTHORIZES ANY PERSON OR  
ENTITY TO ASSUME FOR IT ANY DUTY, OBLIGATION OR  
LIABILITY IN CONNECTION WITH ITS PRODUCTS. DIRECT-  
ED DISCLAIMS AND HAS ABSOLUTELY NO LIABILITY FOR  
ANY AND ALL ACTS OF THIRD PARTIES INCLUDING DEAL-  
ERS OR INSTALLERS. IN THE EVENT OF A CLAIM OR A DIS-  
PUTE INVOLVING DIRECTED OR ITS SUBSIDIARY, THE  
PROPER VENUE SHALL BE SAN DIEGO COUNTY IN THE  
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. CALIFORNIA STATE LAWS AND  
APPLICABLE FEDERAL LAWS SHALL APPLY AND GOVERN  
THE DISPUTE. THE MAXIMUM RECOVERY UNDER ANY  
CLAIM AGAINST DIRECTED SHALL BE STRICTLY LIMITED  
TO THE AUTHORIZED DIRECTED DEALER'S PURCHASE  
PRICE OF THE UNIT. DIRECTED SHALL NOT BE RESPONSI-  
BLE FOR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER, INCLUDING BUT  
NOT LIMITED TO, ANY CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, INCI-  
DENTAL DAMAGES, DAMAGES FOR THE LOSS OF TIME,  
LOSS OF EARNINGS, COMMERCIAL LOSS, LOSS OF ECO-  
NOMIC OPPORTUNITY AND THE LIKE. NOTWITHSTANDING  
THE ABOVE, THE MANUFACTURER DOES OFFER A LIMITED  
WARRANTY TO REPLACE OR REPAIR THE CONTROL MOD-  
ULE AS DESCRIBED ABOVE. Some states do not allow lim-  
itations on how long an implied warranty will last or the  
exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential dam-  
ages. This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you  
may also have other rights that vary from State to State.  
DIRECTED does not and has not authorized any person or  
entity to create for it any other obligation, promise, duty  
or obligation in connection with this UNIT.  
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Date of Purchase  
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Your Full name and address  
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Authorized dealer's company name and address  
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Type of unit installed  
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Year, make and model of the automobile  
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Automobile license number  
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Vehicle Identification number  
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Installation receipts  
All components and accessories other that the unit, includ-  
ing without limitation the remote control, cables and  
installation accessories carry a 60-day warranty from the  
date of purchase of the same.  
This warranty is automatically void if the unit is bought  
from anyone other than an authorized dealer, the unit's  
date code or serial number is defaced, missing or altered;  
the unit has been modified or used in a manner contrary to  
its intended purpose; or the unit has been damaged by  
accident, unreasonable use, neglect, improper service,  
installation or other causes not arising out of defects in  
workmanship, materials or construction. This warranty is  
nontransferable and does not cover batteries. This warran-  
ty does not cover labor costs for the removal, diagnosis,  
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Safety Instructions  
WARNING:  
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT TO  
RAIN OR MOISTURE. TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK AND ANNOYING  
INTERFERENCE, USE ONLY THE INCLUDED HARDWARE.  
THIS MONITOR IS ONLY DESIGNED FOR REAR SEAT PASSENGER VIEWING AND IS NOT  
INTENDED FOR VIEWING BY THE DRIVER WHILE THE VEHICLE IS IN MOTION. SUCH USE MAY  
DISTRACT THE DRIVER OR INTERFERE WITH THE SAFE OPERATION OF THE VEHICLE, AND  
MAY ALSO VIOLATE STATE LAW.  
DIRECTED ELECTRONICS, INC. DISCLAIMS ANY LIABILITY FOR ANY BODILY INJURY,  
INCLUDING FATALITIES, OR PROPERTY DAMAGE THAT MAY RESULT FROM ANY IMPROPER OR  
UNINTENDED USES OF THIS PRODUCT.  
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Only operate the monitor as described in  
this guide. Attempts to use or modify this  
monitor contrary to the descriptions in  
this guide may cause damage and void the  
warranty.  
Exposure to moisture or dust can cause  
harmful damage to the internal electron-  
ics. Do not mount near cup holders or in  
areas where spills may occur.  
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This monitor is designed for use in vehi-  
cles with standard (-) 12 volt ground elec-  
trical systems.  
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Extremes in temperature can cause abnor-  
mal display operation. This monitor has an  
optimal operating temperature range  
between 35-115 degrees Fahrenheit. If the  
vehicle interior is outside this range, do  
NOT operate the monitor until the temper-  
ature is within its operating range.  
Do not operate for an extended period of  
time without the engine running or the  
vehicle’s battery voltage may drop to dam-  
aging levels.  
Important Safeguards  
WHEN CLEANINGTHE VEHICLE  
WHEN PARKED  
Do not spray this unit with water or cleaning The screen is easily removable. Always remove or  
solutions. Moisture and the chemicals found in close the screen when parking for an extended  
cleaning fluids could damage the consoles finish period of time to avoid potential theft or  
and interior electronics.  
extended exposure to direct sunlight.  
WHILE DRIVING  
This unit is intended for use in the rear seat area  
only. It should not be installed in a location that  
would allow the driver to view it while driving.  
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PROPER USE  
REPAIRS  
Do not touch the screen unless cleaning with a If the monitor stops working for any reason, dis-  
soft dry cloth. Do not pull or hang from the fold continue use immediately and consult with your  
down monitor door.  
retailer about any necessary repairs  
Important Information  
FCC NOTICE  
YOUR WARRANTY  
This device complies with Part 15 of FCC rules.  
Operation is subject to the following two condi-  
tions: (1) This device may not cause harmful  
interference, and (2) this device must accept  
any interference received, including interfer-  
ence that may cause undesired operation.  
Your warranty registration must be completely  
filled out and returned within 10 days of pur-  
chase. Your product warranty will not be vali-  
dated if your warranty registration is not  
returned. Make sure you receive the warranty  
registration from your dealer. It is also neces-  
sary to keep your proof of purchase, which  
reflects that the product was installed by an au-  
thorized dealer.  
Changes or modifications not expressly  
approved by the party responsible for compli-  
ance could void the user's authority to operate  
this device.  
Features  
FEATURES  
ACCESSORIES  
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Integrates with Directed Video’s Overhead  
5 m DIN-RCA video cable.  
Console System.  
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Hot Foot adapter  
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RCA video inputs for system flexibility.  
Note: This manual makes reference to optional Directed  
Video parts not included with this product.  
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Easy to use adjustment controls.  
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Wireless remote control receiver built-in.  
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TFT active matrix LCD screen.  
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Front panel controls.  
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On-screen display/programming.  
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Basic Operation  
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MONITOR DESCRIPTION  
MAINTENANCE  
1. Screen - TFT active matrix LCD screen.  
Keep the monitor clean and free of dust and  
2. Power/Source button - Press to turn the moisture and it will provide years of trouble free  
monitor on/off or change video source.  
operation. Do not allow any cleaning fluids on  
the monitor screen or bezel, they may contain  
chemicals that can harm the finish and diminish  
the picture quality.  
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Press to turn the monitor on.  
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Press for more than three seconds to  
turn the monitor off.  
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Press for less than three seconds  
when on to change the source.  
3. IR remote input - For remote control  
operation.  
To clean the monitor, simply use a soft, dry  
cloth and gently wipe away any dirt. Avoid  
applying too much pressure to the screen when  
cleaning as it can result in damage.  
4. Up/down buttons - Adjusts programming  
when MODE is pressed. Also adjusts  
TV/CATV channel up and down when  
TVM300 module is connected.  
5. Mode button - Changes up/down buttons  
functions.  
6. LED indicator light - When turned on the  
light is blue; when on standby the light is  
red.  
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On-Screen Menus  
The Setup Menu is a list of programming selec-  
tions that control system operation and screen  
settings.  
Basic Operation section of this guide.  
1. Press MODE to enter the Setup Menu.  
2. Press UP or DOWN to highlight the selection.  
3. Press MODE to enter that selection Menu.  
4. Press UP or DOWN to highlight the setting.  
Each selection has a list of settings that can be  
changed to optimize system operation.  
Some settings may have additional settings.  
Notes that include any specific programming  
instructions for these are included under the  
selection heading.  
5. Press MODE to change the setting, display  
additional settings menus, or toggle  
through a list of possible settings.  
USINGTHE UNIVERSAL REMOTE CONTROL  
SETUP MENU  
(Included with MCB1000)  
NOTE: For a guide to remote control button locations  
refer to the MCB1000 guide.  
1. Press MENU to enter the Setup Menu.  
2. Press (+) or (-) to highlight the selection.  
3. Press MENU to enter that selection menu.  
4. Press (+) or (-) to highlight the setting.  
5. Press MENU to change the setting, display  
additional setting menus, or toggle through  
a list of possible settings.  
1. Channel - Appears if the TVM300 is con-  
nected and TV is the source.  
EXITING MENUS  
2. Screen - Appears in the RVM700 monitor  
menu only.  
After making setting changes, use the following  
steps to exit the menus.  
3. Security - Applies when ESP/ESP2 security  
systems are connected; only ESP2 will dis-  
play trigger zones.  
1. Highlight BACK, press the monitor’s MODE  
button or the remote’s MENU button to  
return to the previous menu  
4. Setup - Appears if the MCB 1000 Expanded  
Menu switch is on.  
2. Highlight EXIT, press monitor’s MODE  
button or the remote control’s MENU  
button or make no entry for eight seconds,  
you will exit all menus and return to the  
current video source display.  
MAKING CHANGESTO SYSTEM  
SETTINGS  
USINGTHE MONITOR CONTROL BUTTONS  
NOTE: For a guide to monitor button locations refer to  
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SETUP MENU DESCRIPTIONS AND OPERATION  
Following are explanations of the many settings that can be changed to customize the operation of  
your Rear Seat Entertainment system. To change the settings described, follow the directions in the  
on-screen menus section or the special instructions in each menu.  
SELECTION  
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION  
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CHANNEL (TVM300 ONLY)  
Change TV channels.  
Use CHDN/CHUP buttons to change channels  
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DIMMER  
Change illumination for day or night viewing.  
HIGH - Sets illumination for viewing in daylight.  
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MEDIUM - Sets illumination for viewing in twilight.  
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LOW - Sets illumination for viewing at night.  
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PICTURE  
Select to adjust picture.  
BRIGHTNESS - Adjusts picture brightness.  
COLOR - Adjusts picture color.  
CONTRAST - Adjusts picture contrast.  
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Note: To adjust use the  
monitor’s UP/DOWN buttons  
or the remotes (+)/(-)  
buttons.  
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HUE - Adjusts picture hue (NTSC only).  
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SCREEN (RVM700 ONLY)  
WIDESCREEN (16:9) - Wide screen videos will appear  
undistorted and fit the full screen. Normal videos  
(4:3) will be stretched from the sides to fit the full  
screen and appear distorted.  
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NORMAL (4:3) - Normal videos will appear undistort-  
ed in the center with bars at both sides. Wide  
screen videos (16:9) will shrink to fit into the same  
area and make the image appear taller.  
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PROGRESSIVE - Normal videos (4:3) will fit the full  
screen. The center of the picture will appear normal  
with the edges stretched to fit the full screen and  
appearing slightly distorted.  
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ZOOM - Normal videos (4:3) will fit the full screen.  
The picture will be zoomed in to fit the full screen  
from side to side. The picture will remain undistort  
ed, but a portion of the top and bottom will be cut off.  
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OSD COLOR  
Select to change the color of the on-screen display.  
WHITE - Changes the OSD to White.  
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GREEN - Changes the OSD to Green.  
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BLUE - Changes the OSD to Blue.  
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SECURITY (ESP/ESP2 ONLY)  
NOTE: This menu contains  
selections that have addi-  
tional settings.  
ESP/ESP2 programming and zone information.  
TRIGGER INFORMATION - Displays ESP/ESP2 zone  
information. (Always displays the last zone triggered  
only.) See the Assign Trigger Names menu.  
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SYSTEM SETTINGS - Displays the System Settings  
menu. See the System Settings menu.  
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SETUP (MCB1000 ONLY)  
NOTE: This menu contains  
Change hardware settings and rename zones.  
HARDWARE OPTIONS - Displays the Hardware  
Options menu. See the Hardware Options menu.  
ASSIGN SOURCE NAMES - Displays the Source  
Names menu. See the Source Names menu for a  
list of names.  
selections that have additional  
settings. This menu is used for  
initial system setup only.  
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ASSIGN TRIGGER NAMES - Displays the Trigger  
Names menu. See the Trigger Names menu.  
IMPORTANT!  
Any changes in the following menus must be written into the MCB1000 and ESP/ESP2  
software. Before the menu is exited the “write to system” procedure must be completed.  
SYSTEM SETTINGS MENU  
SELECTION  
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION  
PASSIVE/ACTIVE ARMING  
(passive)  
Program the ESP/ESP2 security system to arm by itself  
or if its remote must be used for arming (active). For a  
full description of this setting refer to your ESP/ESP2  
owner’s guide.  
CHIRPS ON/OFF  
This feature will turn the arming and disarming chirps  
on/off. For a full description of this setting refer to the  
ESP/ESP2 owner’s guide.  
IGNITION LOCK ON/OFF  
IGNITION UNLOCK ON/OFF  
PASSIVE/ACTIVE LOCKING  
When turned on, the doors will lock three seconds after  
the ignition is turned on. For a full description of this  
setting refer to the ESP/ESP2 owner’s guide.  
When turned on, the doors will unlock when the ignition  
is turned off. For a full description of this setting refer  
to the ESP/ESP2 owner’s guide.  
This feature controls whether the doors will lock when  
the ESP/ESP2 security system passively arms itself. For a  
full description of this setting refer to your ESP/ESP2  
owner’s guide.  
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WRITE TO SYSTEM  
Highlight WRITE TO SYSTEM, press the monitor’s  
MODE button or the remotes MENU button to  
enter the system changes.  
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WRITING TO SYSTEM will be displayed.  
WRITE SUCCESSFUL - Information entered successfully.  
WRITE FAILED - Information not entered successfully.  
HARDWARE OPTIONS MENU  
SELECTION  
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION  
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POWER AUTO OFF  
Select to choose POWER AUTO OFF or POWER LAST STATE.  
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POWER AUTO OFF - When the key is turned on the  
system power will remain off, regardless of the sys-  
tem on/off state when the key was turned off.  
POWER LAST STATE - When the key is turned on the  
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system will automatically return to the power  
on/off state it was in when the key was turned off.  
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FM MODULATOR  
Select to let the MCB1000 know an FM modulator is  
connected.  
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FM MODULATOR - allows the universal remote to turn  
the FM modulator on/off.  
NO FM MODULATOR - FM modulator control is defeated.  
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This FM Modulator function only applies when the  
RFM100 is connected.  
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ANTENNA TV  
Select to choose Antenna or Cable input to TVM300.  
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Select ANTENNA TV when the TVA10 antenna is con-  
nected to the TVM300.  
Select CATV when using a cable TV connection to  
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the TVM300.  
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CATV STD  
Choose between three types of cable TV setups.  
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WRITE TO SYSTEM  
Highlight WRITE TO SYSTEM, press the monitor’s  
MODE button or the remotes MENU button to  
enter the system changes.  
WRITING TO SYSTEM will be displayed.  
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WRITE SUCCESSFUL - Information entered successfully.  
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WRITE FAILED - Information not entered successfully.  
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ASSIGN SOURCE NAMES MENU  
NOTE: In this menu use the monitor’s MODE button or the remote’s MENU button to toggle through the available  
choices for source names.  
SELECTION  
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION  
SOURCE 1: AV1  
Select to change the name of source 1 from the source  
names list at the end of this section.  
SOURCE 2: AV2  
SOURCE 3: AV3  
WRITE TO SYSTEM  
Select to change the name of source 2 from the source  
names list at the end of this section.  
Select to change the name of source 3 from the source  
names list at the end of this section.  
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Highlight WRITE TO SYSTEM, press the monitor’s  
MODE button or the remotes MENU button to  
enter the system changes.  
WRITING TO SYSTEM will be displayed.  
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WRITE SUCCESSFUL - Information entered successfully.  
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WRITE FAILED - Information not entered successfully.  
ASSIGNTRIGGER NAMES MENU  
NOTE: In this menu use the monitor’s MODE button or the remote’s MENU button to toggle through the available  
choices for zone names.  
SELECTION  
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION  
ZONE 1  
Select to change the name of zone 1 from the zone names  
list at the end of this section.  
ZONE 2  
ZONE 3  
ZONE 4  
Shock sensor - Can not be changed.  
Door switch - Can not be changed.  
Select to change the name of zone 4 from the zone names  
list at the end of this section.  
ZONE 5  
ZONE 6  
Ignition - Can not be changed.  
Select to change the name of zone 6 from the zone names  
list at the end of this section.  
ZONE 7  
Select to change the name of zone 7 from the zone names  
list at the end of this section.  
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ZONE 8  
Select to change the name of zone 8 from the zone names  
list at the end of this section.  
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WRITE TO SYSTEM  
Highlight WRITE TO SYSTEM, press the monitor’s  
MODE button or the remotes MENU button to  
enter the system changes.  
WRITING TO SYSTEM will be displayed.  
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WRITE SUCCESSFUL - Information entered successfully.  
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WRITE FAILED - Information not entered successfully.  
SOURCE NAMES  
TRIGGER NAMES  
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SOURCE X: VCR  
ZONE X: HOOD/TRUNK SWITCH  
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SOURCE X: DVD  
ZONE X: HOOD SWITCH  
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SOURCE X: GAME  
ZONE X: TRUNK SWITCH  
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SOURCE X: CAMERA  
ZONE X: FIELD SENSOR  
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SOURCE X: REAR CAMERA  
ZONE X: MOTION/TILT SENSOR  
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SOURCE X: AUX INPUT PANEL  
ZONE X: GLASS BREAK SENSOR  
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ZONE X: SHOCK SENSOR 2  
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Installation  
MONITOR SPECIFICATIONS  
Video system  
ntsc/pal  
English  
Osd language  
RVM 560  
Power requirements  
Operating temp.  
10 - 15 vdc  
Screen size  
Resolution  
View angle  
5.6"  
35 - 115 degrees  
fahrenheit  
74,880 pixels  
Top 10 degrees  
Bottom 30 degrees  
Left 45 degrees  
Right 45 degrees  
INSTALLINGTHE MONITOR  
All monitors that work with the OHC100 attach  
to the monitor door in the same way.  
Video system  
ntsc/pal  
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Start with the monitor door in the viewing  
position.  
Osd language  
English  
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At both bottom corners of the monitor are  
Power requirements  
Operating temp.  
10 - 15 vdc  
spring-loaded monitor mounts. Place one  
of these against the mounting bracket (2)  
and guide the other end of the monitor  
into the bracket on the other side of the  
monitor.  
35 - 115 degrees  
fahrenheit  
RVM 680  
Screen size  
6.8"  
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Tilt the monitor up into the mount and  
Resolution  
View angle  
89,856 pixels  
press firmly until a click is heard. The con-  
nector at the back of the monitor is self-  
guiding and will connect automatically to  
the monitor connector (4).  
Top 10 degrees  
Bottom 30 degrees  
Left 45 degrees  
Right 45 degrees  
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The Hot Foot adapter is for use with the  
Video system  
ntsc/pal  
English  
MMS1 Universal Monitor Mounting Pedestal.  
Place the Hot Foot adapter mounting plate  
onto the monitor connector and secure  
using the provided machine screws.  
Osd language  
Power requirements  
Operating temp.  
10 - 15 vdc  
35 - 115 degrees  
fahrenheit  
REMOVINGTHE MONITOR  
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With the monitor door in the viewing  
RVM 700  
position, press the monitor release button  
(1). At the same time, gently tilt the top of  
the monitor down. Firmly hold the monitor  
while pressing to one side and pull away  
from the monitor door.  
Screen size  
7.0"  
Resolution  
View angle  
112,320 pixels  
Top 60 degrees  
Bottom 30 degrees  
Left 60 degrees  
Right 60 degrees  
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Monitor Connector  
Monitor  
Mounts  
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The company behind this system is Directed Electronics, Inc.  
Since its inception, Directed has had one purpose, to provide consumers with the finest vehicle security, car stereo  
products, rear seat entertainment, and accessories available. The recipient of more than 20 patents in the field of  
advanced electronic technology, Directed is ISO 9001 registered.  
Quality Directed Electronics products are sold and serviced throughout North America and around the world.  
Call (800) 274-0200 for more information about our products and services.  
Directed® is committed to delivering world-class quality products  
and services that excite and delight our customers.  
Directed Electronics, Inc.  
Vista, CA 92083  
© 2001 Directed Electronics, Inc. - All rights reserved  
RVM Series Rev. 1.0 12-01  

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