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Soundstream Ingenix SNX-731 Operation Manual

7" wide double din motorized digital monitor w/ built-in am/fm/dvd/sd/usb/ bluetooth/navigation
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Monitor w/ built-in AM/FM/DVD/SD/USB/
Blue tooth/Navigation
Ingenix
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Model: SNX-731
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  • Page 1 7" Wide Double Din Mo orized Digital Monitor w/ built-in AM/FM/DVD/SD/USB/ Blue tooth/Navigation Ingenix Source Unit Model: SNX-731 English...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    C ontents ..................................5 Introduction: R E AD B E F OR E U S E : F CC COMP LIANC E S T AT E ME NT : ..................................7 W arnings : ..................................7 LCD Care: ..........................8 Notice to viewers while driving ................................8 W hat‘s included: ..............................8...
  • Page 3 ............................53 B lue-tooth Phone B utton overview B lue-tooth How to connect to a B LUE T OOT H compatible device (P airing) Us ing Blue-tooth Phone F unctions S earching your phonebook through I ngenix P ull down menu in B lue-tooth Phone s ource ............................57 B lue-tooth Mus ic B utton overview...
  • Page 4 ............................77 AV IN Us ing AV in P ull down menu in the AV I N s ource ............................78 P hoto P hoto Viewer controls B utton overview Ma in control panel S lides how control panel P ull down menu in the P hoto s ource ..........................82 Memo P ad Memo P ad interface...

  • Page 5: Introduction

    Introduction: Ingenix is an advanced media platform capable of Lightning fas t process ing, picture in picture or split sc reen information dis play, B lue-tooth hands free calling and B lue-tooth mus ic playback, G P S navigation and much more. Many of the fea tures of Ingenix have never been available for in car use until now.

  • Page 6: Fcc Compliance Statement

    Press and hold the Reset button RESET for 3 seconds to reset. FCC COMPLIANCE STATEMENT This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.

  • Page 7: Warnings

    Warnings: INSTALL THE PRODUCT CORRECTLY SO THAT THE DRIVER CANNOT WATCH TV/VIDEO UNLESS THE VEHICLE IS STOPPED AND THE EMERGENCY BRAKE IS APPLIED. It is dangerous (and illegal in many states) for the driver to watch TV/Video while driving a vehicle. Installing this product incorrectly enables the driver to watch TV/Video while driving.

  • Page 8: W Hat's Included

    C ellular phone antennas s hould be kept a minimum of s ix inches from the LCD panel to prevent dis ruption of LCD video s ignals . T his can caus e colored s trips , s pots and other effects of this nature. T o protect the LCD panel be certain to touch the panel with only your fingers .

  • Page 9: Ipod Interface Cable

    IP -5C : iPod interface cable T his optional cable will allow direct control of your iPod dis playing both audio and video on your I ngenix S ource unit. T he IP -5C will als o keep your iPod or I phone charged during us e. See the compatibility lis t below to confirm s upport for your model.

  • Page 10: Starting To Us E Ingenix

    Starting to us e Ingenix Ingenix is an advanced product. T ake s ome time to read this manua l and get familiar with your new Multimedia s ource unit. W hile Ingenix is quite intuitive this manua l will help you better unders tand all the capa bilities and fea tures to help you get the mos t out of your purchas e.
  • Page 11 Night s creen Touch Pull- up button on the centure of the screen to access the slider menu Quick Access Links Slider Menu Clock Pull- up slider menu Marquee Banner...

  • Page 12: Access To S Ource Unit Options

    Access to s ource unit options T he above picture dis plays the two main area s of the home menu. T he lower s ection is the slider which can acces s any option of the radio with a s imple s wipe of your finger from left to right or right to left. T o access the option it mus t be centered.
  • Page 13  T ouch the Marquee banner to access the keyboard.  T ype the des ired s tatement then pres s the enter key.

  • Page 14: P Ull Down Menu

     Y ou can als o change the color of the text on the Ma rquee to W hite, Orange, or Emerald.  T he H ome s creen will be dis played with your s tatement P ull down menu in H ome S creen. Home sc reen button Time s ettings button P IP (P icture in picture) button...
  • Page 15  T he c lock s ettings button will open the clock s ettings menu...
  • Page 16 The Sound settings button will directly access the setup menu with sound options accessed. This is a quick link to allow the user to change sound settings with fewer steps. See page 7 5 for information on sound options...

  • Page 17: Navigation

    Na vigation 01. Basic Screen a) Getting started. Initial Screen. < Declaration screen > After Gogo starts, you will see the declaration screen as shown above. < Map screen features - Normal mode > The navigation system automatically locates your current position on the map by receiving GPS signals.

  • Page 18: Map Screen Features (Driving Guidance Mode)

    b) Map screen features - Driving Guidance Mode The screen image below shows the map screen features when in guidance mode. Descriptions of each item are as follows: <Map screen features> 1. Zoom out: Zooming out from level 1 to level 21 2.
  • Page 19 02. Menu The main menu can be accessed by pressing the ‘Menu’ button on the map sc reen. Descriptions of each button are as follows: 01) [Where to?] Search for a location in various ways. 02) [My Route] Editing the current route or retrieving the current route information. Settings] Customizing settings of the navigation system.
  • Page 20 09) [Zip Code] Searching for locations by zip code. 10) [Point on Map] Searching for locations by pointing on the map. 11) [Cities] Seaching for locations by city name. 12) [POI Category] Seaching for POI around your current position. 13) [POI Name] Searching for locations by POI (Point Of Interest) name or part of name. 14) [POI in City] Searching for a POI in a certain city.
  • Page 21 Favorites This function allows your to save addresses or Points of Interest (POI) that your frequently vist; for example, you may want to save your work address or friend’s address so that you can quickly and easily navigate to it. 1.
  • Page 22 Emergency In case of an emergency, quickly search the nearest emergency point of interest (e.g. hospital) from start guidance automatically. Recent Destination Searching for recent destinations, (Automatically saves up to ten destinations.) 1. Select ‘Recent Destination’ on [Where to?] screen. 2.
  • Page 23 Address Searching for a location by using address. <City Search> <State/Province Serach> <Street Search> <House number Search> 1. Select ‘Address’ on [Where to?] screen. 2. For your convenience, previously searched state/province name and city name are initially selected For State/Province search, you can search by either the full name (e.g. New York), or abbreviation (e.g. NY). 3.

  • Page 24: 03. Main Function

    03. Main Function (Instead of searching [House No.], searching by intersec- tion is also possible. Tap this intersection image button then, it will list intersections of the selected stree. Select one on the result list, then tap ‘Done’ button.) Intersections Searching for a location by using intersection.
  • Page 25 Zip Code Search for a location by using zip code. 1. Select ‘Zip Code’ on [Where to?] screen. 2. After searching zip code, proceed to the next searching steps [Street]-[House no.] or [Intersection]. (Refer to address search on page 23.) Point on Map Searching for a location by pointing on the map.
  • Page 26 ‘Point on Map’ may be accessed at any time simply by tapping on the main map window. To change the labeling option on the map, tap the button . You can turn on & Name’ . Refer to [Settings]-[Label On Map] on page 43 for more information. Itinerary In this page, you can plan the details of your itinerary.
  • Page 27 1. The initial itinerary page is empty. To plan a new itinerary, tap 2. Select [New] button, then enter a name for a new itinerary. Tap ‘Done’ button. Start Navigation: Start traveling New: Create a new litinerary. Rename: Rename the current itinerary. Load: Load one of itineraries.
  • Page 28 Cities Search for the center of city. After taking searching steps [STATE]-[CITY], press [Done] when ready. Refer to [STATE]-[CITY] searching steps on page 23. POI Name Searching for a location by using the full POI name, or part of the name. 1.
  • Page 29 POI In City Searching for a POI in a particular city. The 28 POI categories are arranged in the order of frequency of driver’s use. (Refer to ‘Address’ search on page 23 for [State/Prov]-[City] search.) 2. Select one of POI categories, then it will list POIs in order of distance from current position. Tap to order alphabetically, or tap to order by distance.
  • Page 30 Start Traveling Guidance To start guidance, you should tap the start button on the [Route Summary] page. The above screen image is the captured image when traveling guidance has begun. (Refer to <Map screen features - Traveling guidance mode> on page 18 for an explanation of map features.) Lane guidance Lane Guidance helps you safely prepare for your next maneuver by displaying the correct lane(s) to stay in.
  • Page 31 Signposts Signposts provide a realistinc representation of actual signposts at complex highway junctions. As you approach a highway junction, the signpost displays route shields, route directions, locality, exit, and lane information. The Signpost replaces the normal Next street name box at some junctions. The highlighted shield with white arrows indicates the correct lane(s) to be in.
  • Page 32 < Turn List > The Turn List presents a full list of all maneuvers for the journey. This screen may be accessed by pressing the List button in the Turn by Turn mode. The default setting of this options is ‘Distance from position’ . If you want to change this option, tap ‘Options’...
  • Page 33 In case of unexpected shutdown during the journey, the navigation system will remind you of the last destination when restarted. If you want to restore your previous route, select ‘yes’ buttton. Otherwise select ‘No’ button. In addition to this, any VIA point that was unreached in the journey will be remembered. By going to [Menu] >...

  • Page 34: Route Options

    b) Route Options Manage your route Routing Options may be used to create a new route or to edit an existing route. Create Route / Edit Route buttons will change depending on the situation. Create Route / Edit Route [Create Route] is available if a route has not been set. [Edit Route] is available if a route has already been set.

  • Page 35: Where To

    Create Route This function is available if no route has been set. Add a Location to your route Press the ADD button to add a location to your route. For short routes, you may add up to 20 Via Points. The number of Via Points may be less for longer routes.
  • Page 36 Edit Route This function is avalable if a route already exists. • Add a Location to your route Press the ADD button to add another location to your route. • Position the location within the route route by pressing the ADD button. Additional locations added become either Departure points, Via Points or Destination points depending on their respective position within the route list.
  • Page 37 Detour This function is for editing your route. After editing your route preferences, the navigation system will recalculate a new route automatically. <Detour Menu> <Avoid Roadblock> <Avoid Part of Route> <Travel via> You can change your route via four functions as follows: •...
  • Page 38 • Travel Via Add a via point to your route. location to add to your route. • Recalculate Original This button allow you to recalculate the original route by removing any detours or others changes that may have been set. Route Summary Page If your decision on [Route Decision] page created a route and [Settings]-[Routing Options]-[Show ‘Route Summary’...

  • Page 39: 04) Settings

    04) Settings In this page, you can customize the settings of the Navigation system. Descriptions of each option are as follows: 01. [Color Mode] You can set the color mode of map as ‘Daytime’ , ‘Nighttime’ , or ‘Auto mode’ . Auto mode will allow the navigation system to automatically choose day or night mode based on the current system time.
  • Page 40 08. [Label on Map] 09. [Language] You can change voice or text language of Navigation. 10. [Routing Options] Changing routing options. 11. [Units] Change distance units (miles or meters) 12. [Set Clock] Setting your navigation time and apply some options such as ‘Daylight saving’ and ‘Sync. with GPS time’...
  • Page 41 Color Mode Change the color mode of map as ‘Daytime’ , ‘Nighttime’ , or ‘Auto’ mode. • Daytime: Daytime color mode. • Nighttime: Nighttime color mode. (Refer to the right side image.) • Auto: Automatically change the map color by time. Map View •...
  • Page 42 Set Brightness By touching the map images, adjust day or night brightness of map screen according to your preference. Then tap 'Done' button. • Day: Adjust day brightness of map screen. • Night: Adjust night brightness of map screen. Map Colors By touching the map images, change day or night color of map screen according to your preference.
  • Page 43 Home Register or change your home location. Label on Map Show/hide some labeling options on the map screen. Select options that you wish to be displayed on the map screen, then tap the 'Done' button to apply these settings on the map screen. Street Name POI Symbol &...
  • Page 44 Language Change voice or text language. • Voice Language: Gogo o ers three voice languages (English, Spanish and French), and each language has a male/female voice. And if you want to hear the sample voice of the selected one, tap .
  • Page 45 Units Set distance units. You can choose one of following two options. • Miles/Feet • Kilometers/Meters Set Clock Set time manually. • Sync with GPS: Synchronize the time on your device with GPS time. • Daylight Saving: Apply daylight saving. Time Zone Set time zone.
  • Page 46 Speed Limit Control how speed limit sign and warnings are given. The map data contains speed limit information for some, but not all roads. This information exists generally for highways and other major roads. For your convenience, the speed limit unit; i.e. miles or kilometers, matches the system’s unit setting.
  • Page 47 Fuel Set current fuel price, and adjust consumption estimates according to vehicle. Your journey’s fuel cost estimate will appear on the ‘Route Summary’ page. You can access this screen via [Menu] > [My Route] > [Route Summary]. the year. This setting allows you to adjust the fuel prices according to current prices.
  • Page 48 Keyboard Set keyboard option. You can select your keyboard layout preference here. This will change the keyboard layout for address and POI searches among others. • ABCD • QWERTY • AZERTY About Shows the product name, version, data source and other licensing information. need this key when contacting customer service.

  • Page 49: 05) Gps

    05) GPS You can check GPS status and GPS information on this page. Pressing the <Reset> button will reset the GPS module. It may take up to one minute to reacquire the GPS signal It may take some time to receive GPS signals. Speedometer Your vehicle’s speed is represented in analogue and digital.

  • Page 50: Buitl In Dv V D/ Cd

    Built in DVD/CD player Volume up button R ewind button Volume level dis play F as t forward button Volume down button Sto p button button Mute Video slice button Dual zone button P IP button (P icture in P icture) Random button Repeat button Previous Track button...
  • Page 51 When the DVD source is selected the main menu will display. The “Up“, “Down“. “Left“, and “Right“ buttons will allow the user to navigate the DVD ‘s menu The “Select” button will select the currently highlighted option of the DVD menu. The “DVD Menu“...
  • Page 52 Pressing the video screen will engage full screen. Pressing the screen while in full screen mode will open four options. The “X” will stop Disc playback and return to the home screen. The “Prev” and “Next” buttons will skip ahead or backward through Tracks/Chapters. The back button will return the full Disc toolbar.
  • Page 53 Blue-tooth P hone Allows for hands free calling S ource dis play B lue-tooth phone settings button S end/Ans wer button Phone number display Number keypad E nd/Ignore button C los e s ource button P air phone button P hone battery indicator Phonebook number list button P hone signal s trength indicato V olume down button...

  • Page 54: Making A Call

    Blue-tooth B LUE- T OOTH is a wireless technology allowing communication between a mobile device or pers onal computer over s hort dis tances . T his ena bles a hands -free call between B LUE- TOOT H compatible devices . How to connect to a B LUE-TOOT H compatible device (Pairing) P airing s equence: P air ->New device ->...
  • Page 55 Blue-tooth B LUE- T OOTH is a wireless technology allowing communication between a mobile device or pers onal computer over s hort dis tances . T his ena bles a hands -free call between B LUE- TOOT H compatible devices . How to connect to a B LUE-TOOT H compatible device (Pairing) “XXXX”...
  • Page 56 Sea rching your phonebook through Ingenix Note: Some blue tooth enabled phones may not support the phonebook feature.  T he firs t time the Phonebook button is pres s ed Ingenix will gather contact information from your phone.  S ome mobile devices may require you trans fer contact data manua lly.
  • Page 57 Blue-tooth Mus ic Allows playback of media from a B lue-tooth device BLUE-TOOT H is a wireless technology allowing communication between a mobile device or pers onal computer over s hort dis tances . Y ou can lis ten to audio files s tored in B lue-tooth audio player or mobile device.
  • Page 58 Mute button S ource r e title V olume down button Stop button V olume display P lay button V olume up buttonl previous track button C los e s ource button Next track button P hone battery level dis play Pause button P air button P IP (picture in picture) button...
  • Page 59 C ontrol Interface P res s ing the P lay button will begin playback of media s tored on your mobile device  P res s ing the P aus e button will paus e playback. P res s  P res s ing the Next track button will s kip the current track and begin the next.
  • Page 60 AM/FM Tuner AM/FM Tuner AM/FM Tuner AM/FM Tuner AM/FM Tuner AM/FM Tuner AM/FM Tuner AM/FM Tuner AM/FM Tuner AM/FM Tuner AM/FM Tuner AM/FM Tuner Auto Station Tuner Pull-down Menu Band Selector Tuner Display Tune down Radio Presets Tune up Program Scan Seek Down Mute Local/DX...
  • Page 61 AM/FM Tuner BAND: Band bu on will toggle between FM1, FM2, FM3, AM1, and AM2. Each band will allow the user to store 6 preset radio sta on for quick access. This is useful for areas where 6 presets are not enough. It Is also useful for drivers that drive to different areas and can benefit from se ng bands for different ci es.
  • Page 62 Mus ic P layer P layback audio files s tored in US B , or SD. S ource dis play C los e s ource button S pectrum ana lyzer V olume up button Album information window C aption button V olume dis play R epeat / Rondom options P laylis t button...
  • Page 63 Main Control Interface This section will help you get the most out of your Ingenix source unit’s media playback. Take some time to familiarize yourself with buttons located on the main control interface.. While the interface is quite intuitive it may take some time to understand all the options available at •...
  • Page 64 Repeat will repea t the current track Random will randomly s elect tracks from your playlis t to playback P res s ing the “F ile mana ger“ button will acc es s the file manage r. see the section labeled ...
  • Page 65  E ither the s pectrum ana lyzer or file captions can be displayed.  S p ectrum anal y zer will dis p la y a graph s howing frequency res pons es from the mus ic playing. Lower frequencies are to the left while higher frequen cies are to the right. ...
  • Page 66 Media Selector (U SB Card Selected) Music Folders Play Folder/File Slider Pictures Move File Playlist Slider Select All Delete File Video Starting the Video player T he firs t time the video player is s tarted I ngenix will as k for a file to play. •...
  • Page 67  F iles can be moved to di erent folders to allow for larger playlis ts . Once the video file has begun touch the video to enlarge to full s creen dis play. T ouching the video sc ree n again will return to the interface s creen .
  • Page 68 P IP (picture in picture): this option will begin Navigation and dis play the video player in the P IP window ins ide the navigation sc reen. R epeat: R epeat will s elect between 3 modes lis ted below Repeat all : will repea t all tracks Repeat : will repeat the current track Random : will randomly s elect tracks from your playlis t to playback...
  • Page 69 Se t up Se t up will allow the us er to access Ingenix sys tem settings. Main screen  T here are five tabs to the s et up s creen . Dis play, B rightnes s , S creen S aver, S ound, and s oftware Source Display Touch Screen Calibration function Display Tab Highlighted...
  • Page 70 Dis play: S tart-up Mode  the dis play tab allows the us er to choos e which s cree n is loaded during s ys tem s tart up. If Last is s elected the las t s ource that was running will be loaded at s ys tem s tart up ...
  • Page 71  P res s “S tart“ to begin touch s creen calibration .  P res s and hold the “+“ mark on the s creen for a brief moment then relea s e.  As the mark moves around the s creen continue to pres s and hold briefly until the s creen read s “New calibration s ettings have been mea s ured“...
  • Page 72  T he s econd s ettin g will affec t the dimmer in the evening and s hould be s et to approximately the s ame time as s uns et.  Man ual  T he manua l s etting allows the us er to s elect the des ired brightness at any time. ...
  • Page 73 Sound: Source Display Source Level Controls Reset Source level screen: The source level screen allows you to adjust the base volume level of eight sources. this helps to balance the sources to the same standard volume level.
  • Page 74 Sound: Subwoofer Level Source Display Loud ON/OFF Balance / Fader Sound Selection Buzzer ON/OFF Reset Subwoofer Crossover Settings Music Field: devices connected to the subwoofer output.
  • Page 75 Sound: Equalizer: Equalizer will access the equalizer options . There are ten Equalizer presets as 7 Band EQ Settings well as two user presets. User Presets the music player. Equalizer user presets Reset User presets can be set at any desired levels and will automatically save for future use.
  • Page 76 S oftware vers ion information S oftware vers ion information Upgrade activation Region Setting R es et to default S oftware:  T he s oftware tab dis plays the s oftware vers ion currently ins talled.  S oftware upgrades s hould only be ins talled by an I ngenix authorized dealer ...

  • Page 77: Av In

    AV I N Auxiliary AV input Us ing AV IN  T he AV in s ource will playback any Audio and or video that is connected to the AV input  P res s ing any part of the sc reen while us ing the AV IN function will dis play control options . ...

  • Page 78: P Hoto

    P hoto Allows us er to dis play image s and s et wallpaper P hoto Viewer controls Se lecting photos F ile/F older information dis play F lip rotate button F ile/F older dis play window R es et button Media s elector (S D card currently s elected) Back button F ile/F older dis play window s lider...

  • Page 79: Main Control Panel

    W hen the photo viewer firs t s tarted Ingenix will as k you s elect photos you would like to  s ee .  F irs t s elect where the photos are located. P res s one of two tabs on the left. ...

  • Page 80: S Lides How Control Panel

    S lides how control panel F lip rotate button S lide s how time delay options S lide show direction options R es et button Sa ve button Back button C ancel button s lides how button S creen saver s elector button R es et button Zoom out button s lides how fade options...

  • Page 81: P Ull Down Menu In The P Hoto S Ource

    Time s et Time s et allows us er to s elect the delay time betwee n photos during slide s how playback  3,5,or 10 s econd intervals can be s elected.  Direction  T his fea ture allows the us er to s elect the direction pictures will trans fer during s lides how. P res s ing the up arrow will s lide photos upward when replacing with the next.

  • Page 82: Memo P Ad

    Memo P ad Ma ke and s ave notes for future reference. Memo Note selector buttons F ont width s elector buttons F ont color s elector buttons E ras e button...

  • Page 83: Memo P Ad Interface

    Memo P ad interface T he memo pad interface sc reen allows the us er to write or draw note to be s aved for  future reference. Up to 10 memo notes can be s aved at one time. ...

  • Page 84: F Ile Manager

    F ile manager S elect and trans fer Audio, Video, and Image files s tored in USB and S D. Managing files Managing files Move/paste file button S elect all button delete file button Video s elector C lose menu down Mus ic s elector P lay/paus e button P ull down menu button...
  • Page 85 To begin mana ging files firs t s elect the location of the files .  S elect form the two s torage devices available.  “ “ “ “ S D for S D cards , Or US B for U S B memory s tick ...

  • Page 86: Pull Down Menu In File Manager

    T he “move“ button will change to “pas te“  S elect the location you would like to move the file/files to us ing the USB , or S D tabs  on the left and the folders ins ide ea ch s torage device. ...

  • Page 87: Optional S Ources

    Optional So urces iPod iPod control  iPod us e requires the optional IP -5C cable to be ins talled.  W hen your iPod is connected I ngenix will s ea rch and Authenticate your iPod before playback is available.
  • Page 88 Mute iPod Name Picture in Picture Exit Next Track Current playb ack track Play / Pause Manual Search Music / Video Selector Previous Track OK / Enter Repeat Options Media Navigation Menu Previous Track Display Current Volume Next Track Display Volume Up Volume Down ...

  • Page 89: Digital T V Tuner

    Digital T V tuner Digital T V tuner R eceives local televis ion broadcas t signals P ress ing the P IP button will bring up the Navigation picture in picture. P ress ing the as pect ratio button will s witch between widesc reen and s tandard aspect ratios P ress the AS T (automatic s tation tuning) button to s earch for stations.
  • Page 90 Pi cture in P icture controls Ingenix has an advanced P IP (picture in picture) interface they may take s ome time to fully unders tand. Us ers who do not rea d this s ection may find commands given in regards to P IP locations and s izes may not return the des ired e ect.

  • Page 91: Troubles Hooting

    Troubles hooting So me s olutions are user s erviceab le while others require a profess ional installation center. Do not attempt performing any action unless you are confident that you unders tand the neces sary s teps involved. If you are unsure contact your local authorized dea ler for support.

  • Page 92: Ingenix S Pecifications

    Ingenix s pecifications G ene ral P ower s upply : 14.4V DC (10-15V DC ) range Maximum current consumption: 800 mA Operating temperature: 32℉ - 110℉ Pr oces s or s peed : 800 Mhz NAND flas h Memory: 128 MB Monitor S cree n s ize :...

  • Page 93: Support

    Support 8.3” high-res olution LE D back lit LCD dis play 800 x 480 2. P ixels per s quare inch 14,066 Note: at 50” home TV at 1080x1920 or (1080P) is 1,941 pixels per square inch Screen saver Resolution supports up to 2048 X 1600 image. 4.

  • Page 94: Ins Tallation W Arnings

    rubber grommet to prevent the wire‘s ins ulation from being cut by the metal edge of the hole. DO N OT IN S T ALL IN LOC AT IONS W IT H HI G H MOIS T UR E OR DU S T . Avoid ins talling the unit in locations with high incidence of mois ture or dus t.

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