User manual BOSS BV9972

[. . . ] Be sure that the installation and operation of this system is in compliance with local rules and regulations. SHOCK HAZARD!There are no user-serviceable parts within the unit. BVFL10. 4 · BV10. 4IRF · BV7FLIP · BV7IRF User's Manual - page 3 Installation precautions Choose a mounting location in your vehicle where the unit will not distract or otherwise interfere with the driver's ability to control the vehicle. Do not install components in areas which are susceptible to rain, moisture, direct sunlight, extreme heat or cold, excessive dust, dirt or humidity. If installation requires drilling holes or other modifications to the vehicle, consult with your nearest dealer or professional car audio installer. [. . . ] Use only the installation parts and hardware provided with the unit to ensure proper installation. Using other parts can cause malfunction and possible damage to your video monitor. Before final installation, temporarily connect the wiring according to the diagram near the end of this manual, check it to ensure that it has been connected properly, and test the unit to make sure it is working correctly. After the monitor is installed, do not arbitrarily pull it down or strike it. This may loosen the mounting screws and cause it to fall down. Operating precautions Turn the unit off when it is not in use. Avoid dropping any metal objects or inflammable items into the monitor ventilation slots. Do not place objects on or suspend objects from the power cord, as this may damage the cord. BVFL10. 4 · BV10. 4IRF · BV7FLIP · BV7IRF User's Manual- page 4 Features Your new video monitor features the following: · TFT Active Matrix LCD display · Overhead console mounting bracket · On-screen menu system · Audio/video input controls · Dual built-in dome lights · Wireless remote control What is included? When first unpacking your new flipdown monitor, please check first that the package contains all of the items below. If something is missing, contact the store where you purchased the player. · LCD monitor housing · Wireless remote control with battery · Video/power interface cable with inline fuse · Metal mounting plate BV10. 4IRF and BV7IRF also feature: · Built-in wireless infrared audio transmitter (for use with infrared headphones Model HP-10, sold separately) · Black machine screws (for attaching monitor to mounting plate) BVFL10. 4 · BV10. 4IRF · BV7FLIP · BV7IRF User's Manual - page 5 Monitor Controls and Features DOWN UP MODE POWER 1 2 3 4 5 4 POWER ON/OFF This button turns the monitor system on and off. 1 REMOTE IR SENSOR 2 UP/DOWN BUTTONS These buttons are used to increase or decrease parameters in the onscreen display menu system. 5 POWER LED 3 MODE This button enables the on-screen display menu system. The three positions are ON, ON when the car dome lights are on, and OFF. BVFL10. 4 · BV10. 4IRF · BV7FLIP · BV7IRF User's Manual- page 12 Infrared Audio Transmission (BV10. 4IRF and BV7IRF only) The BV10. 4IRF and BV7IRF monitors include a wireless infrared transmitter. The transmitter sends a high-quality stereo signal which can be received by a pair of Boss HP-10 wireless infrared headphones (sold separately). The infrared signal is emitted from the large dark lens on the front of the monitor console. Best sound will be obtained if you sit directly in front of the monitor within about six feet. If you choose to sit to one side of the monitor, you can expect good reception within 35º to the right or left of the monitor. BVFL10. 4 · BV10. 4IRF · BV7FLIP · BV7IRF User's Manual - page 13 On-screen (OSD) menu system This monitor incorporates an on-screen menu display systems which permits you to setup the monitor for a wide variety of installations and applications. Enter the menu system by pressing the MODE button on the front of the monitor or the remote control. Pressing the MODE button steps you through the five main screens of the menu system. These are, in order: Color, Picture, OSD (On Screen Display) Menu, Miscellaneous and Exit. The basic navigation method for this menu system is to: 1 - enter a menu by pressing the MODE button 2 - use the < and > buttons to scroll to the parameter you wish to change 3 - press the MODE button to confirm the selection 4 - use the < and > buttons to adjust the parameter you wish to change 5 - press the MODE button to enter the selection To leave a menu: 1 - press MODE to move to another menu 2 - press MODE a few times until you arrive at the EXIT screen 3 - wait about 15 seconds, after which time the monitor exits the system automatically. Sub-menus in the OSD system Each of the three main menu areas contain submenus permitting you to adjust many aspects of your monitor's behavoir. [. . . ] The basic navigation method for this menu system is to: 1 - enter a menu by pressing the MODE button 2 - use the < and > buttons to scroll to the parameter you wish to change 3 - press the MODE button to confirm the selection 4 - use the < and > buttons to adjust the parameter you wish to change 5 - press the MODE button to enter the selection To leave a menu: 1 - press MODE to move to another menu 2 - press MODE a few times until you arrive at the EXIT screen 3 - wait about 15 seconds, after which time the monitor exits the system automatically. Sub-menus in the OSD system Each of the three main menu areas contain submenus permitting you to adjust many aspects of your monitor's behavoir. In the COLOR menu, you can adjust the following: CONTRAST · BRIGHTNESS · HUE · SATURATION In the OSD menu, you can adjust the following: LANGUAGE (language used in the menus) OSD-H and OSD-V (position of image on monitor screen) OSD-TIMER (length of time OSD system remains present after last activity. ON means 5 seconds, OFF means OSD will stay on until you exit the system. After selecting this function, use the < and > keys to turn translucency on or off). [. . . ]