User manual KENWOOD CMOS-210

[. . . ] CMOS-310 CMOS-210 UNIVERSAL MULTI-VIEW CAMERA/ UNIVERSAL REAR VIEW CAMERA INSTRUCTION MANUAL CAMRA MULTI-VUES UNIVERSELLE/ CAMRA DE RECUL UNIVERSELLE MODE D?EMPLOI UNIVERSAL MULTIVIEW-KAMERA/ UNIVERSAL RCKFAHRKAMERA BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG UNIVERSELE MULTIVIEWCAMERA/ UNIVERSELE ACHTERUITRIJCAMERA GEBRUIKSAANWIJZING TELECAMERA MULTIVISIONE UNIVERSALE/ TELECAMERA PER RETROMARCIA UNIVERSALE ISTRUZIONI PER L?USO CMARA DE MULTIVISIN UNIVERSAL/ CMARA DE VISTA TRASERA UNIVERSAL MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES CMARA MULTIVISO UNIVERSAL/ CMARA TRASEIRA UNIVERSAL MANUAL DE INSTRUES ????????/??????? ????? Take the time to read through this instruction manual. Familiarity with installation and operation procedures will help you obtain the best performance from your new Universal Camera. For your records Record the serial number, found on the back of the unit, in the spaces designated on the warranty card, and in the space provided below. Refer to the model and serial numbers whenever you call upon your Kenwood dealer for information or service on the product. [. . . ] Make sure that the camera points straight toward the rear of the vehicle travel direction. Be careful not to lean the camera toward other directions of the vehicle, etc. Using a commercially available cleaner, wipe dirt, moisture and oil away from the surface on which the camera bracket is to be attached. Some video monitors may switch automatically to the external video input function. Using a commercially available Phillips screwdriver, loosen the two retaining screws. Change the shift lever to the R (Reverse) range to view the image of the rear of the vehicle. Before viewing the camera, apply the parking brake and chock the wheels so that the vehicle will not move. 4 | CMOS-310/CMOS-210    DFPKA$ 10 Adjust the camera angle so that the rear part of the vehicle or the rear bumper is visible at the bottom of the monitor screen. Using a commercially available cleaner, wipe dirt, moisture and oil away from the surface on which the switch unit is to be attached. Attach double-side adhesive tape on the bottom of the switch unit and then attach it in an easy-to-operate position, for example near the dashboard on the driver seat side. (CMOS-310 only) If an adjustment is not possible in the currently available range, change the camera position before retrying. the paper liner from the double-side adhesive tape on the camera bracket and attach it. After attaching, push the camera bracket with your ?nger to ensure close adhesion. 28 feet) CAM+ (Green/red) CAM- (Green/white) Engine key Fuse Fuse (2A) Accessory power (ACC) Accessory cord (Red) Connect to the ON-OFF switchable power supply. If the engine key of your vehicle does not have the ACC position, branch the wire energized when the engine key is ON and connect it to the accessory power cord. Before proceeding to connections, make sure that the engine key is not inserted and disconnect the (-) terminal of the battery to prevent the short-circuiting incident. Connect to a metallic part of vehicle (a part of chassis connected to the negative side of power supply). This allows the control unit to switch the display view and adjust the camera as well on touch the control unit screen. When using two CMOS-310 units (for the front and rear), it is required to set an ID for the front camera. eNGLISH   Connection of 2 Cameras Connect to the dedicated rearview camera video input. Video cord Power cord Camera 1 (Used as rearview camera) (ID1: Default) CAM+ (Green/red) Connect to the camera control terminals of the control unit. Some video monitors may switch automatically to the external video input function. [. . . ] button of the switch unit to select the camera ID, and press the view button. button of the switch unit to select [Finish] and press the view button. PinP View The overhead view is displayed on the upper half of the screen while the wide view is displayed on the lower half. The overhead view in the upper half of the screen shows the area on the nearer side of the orange line shown in the wide view in the lower half. [. . . ]