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Summary of Contents for Virtual Reality Multi-Media Headunit VRVD630
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Welcome! Dear Customer, CONGRATULATIONS. The VRVD60 Multi-Media Headunit with AM/FM Stereo Receiver, DVD, VCD, CD, and MP Player, Auxiliary Input Jack, SD Card & USB Memory capability and Detachable Faceplate, when used as described, will give you years of dependable service in your car, truck, RV, or mini-van. -
Page 3: Important Information
Important Information Region Management Infor- mation This mobile DVD Player is designed and manufactured to respond to the Region Management Information that is recorded on a DVD disc. If the Re- gion number described on the DVD disc does not correspond to the Re- gion number of this Mobile DVD Player, this Mobile DVD Player cannot play this disc. -
Page 4: Precautions
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Driving a vehicle while viewing a video on this head unit may violate motor vehicle laws, and may result in seri- ous injury, property damage, or death! Please read these important precautions BEFORE attempting to install this unit. •... -
Page 5: Disc & Memory Types
Disc & Memory Types The following table contains information on the different functions performed, and the different types of media used by this unit. Disc Type Icon MPEG4 DIVX Memory Type USB Flash Memory SD Card Care of Discs • Handle the disc by its edge to keep the disc clean. -
Page 6: Before You Install
Automotive audio equipment installations can be challenging at times, even to the most experienced of installation technicians. If you are not confident working with electrical wiring, removing and reinstalling interior panels, carpeting, dashboards or other compo- nents of your vehicle, please call our toll-free help line -800-445-797 and our in-house technical service team will answer your installation questions. -
Page 7: Remove The Old Unit
Installation 1. Remove the Old Unit from the Dashboard A. Remove the outer trim frame. DIN Front Mount 2. Mark Polarity of the Speaker Wires Marking the polarity of the speaker wires will make it easier to connect the existing speakers to the VRVD60. Consult the wiring diagram of the exist- ing head unit before disconnecting any wires. -
Page 8: Din Front-Mount (Method A)
DIN FRONT-MOUNT (Method A) BEFORE THE FINAL INSTALLATION OF THE HEAD UNIT, CONNECT THE WIRING TEMPORARILY, MAKING SURE THE UNIT AND THE SYSTEM WORK PROPERLY. Fig. 1. Dashboard 2. Mounting Sleeve Fig. 2 Follow the diagram in Fig. for installing the rear mounting strap to the head unit. -
Page 9: Din Rear-Mount (Method B)
Installation DIN REAR-MOUNT (Method B) Installation using the screw holes on both sides of the unit. . Screw holes on the side of the unit. 2. Screws. Use either truss screws (5 x 8mm) or flush surface screws (4 x 8mm), depending on the shape of the screw holes in the bracket. -
Page 10: Wiring Connections
Operating a vehicle while watching a video on this head unit may violate motor vehicle laws, and can cause serious personal injury, property damage, or death! VRVD630 Antenna Socket RCA Out Left RCA Out Right IGNITION ACC + MEMORY FUSE CONNECT YELLOW TO BATTERY OR LIVE + 12 VOLTS OF POWER NEGATIVE GROUND - 12 VOLT NEGATIVE -... -
Page 11: Location Of The Controls
Location Of The Controls 4 5 . Power / Mode 2. Volume +/- / MENU 3. TA (Traffic Announcement)/ST 4. PTY (Program Type) 5. AF (List of Alternative Frequencies) 6. TFT LCD Display 7. # Pre-set / 8. AS / PS (Automatic Search & Pro- gram Search) 9. -
Page 12: Remote Control
Remote Control Use and Care of the Remote • Before using the remote control for the st time, please remove the clear strip from the bottom of the remote control. • This remote control is designed to be used within 6 feet of the remote sensor on the head unit, and within a range from 0°... -
Page 13: Basic Operations
Basic Operations Changing the Battery The remote control uses a lithium button type battery, model CR 2025 V. Do not use any other kind of battery in the remote. Follow these instructions when installing or replace the battery. Dispose of All Batteries Properly Basic Operations Initial System Start-Up Be sure to press the RESET button when... -
Page 14: Rds Operation
Selecting the Frequency Band Press BAND button repeatedly to select the desired radio band. Stereo/Mono RADIO STEREO 1 07 .15 MH Z VOLUME 25 AM 07:12 Radio Screen FM listening is generally done in Ste- reo mode. If the signal is weak or re- ception is not as good as you would like, switching to Mono mode usually improves the overall sound quality. - Page 15 Radio Operation AF (Alternative Frequencies) function When the AF button pressed, AF switch- ing mode is selected and the state of AF switching mode is displayed by “AF” in the display. “AF” OFF: AF switching mode OFF. “AF” ON: AF switching mode ON, and has RBDS information.
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Page 16: Audio Menu
AV Menu Overview You can adjust many of the unit’s set- tings from the AV MAIN menu. The AV menu contains the menu items and submenus shown in the figure be- low: . Press the VOLUME/MENU knob on the head unit, or the MENU button on the Re- mote Control to activate the AV menu. -
Page 17: Picture Menu
AV Menu Settings Picture Menu . Use the buttons on the head unit, or the Arrow ( ) buttons on the Remote Control to select a menu item to adjust. 2. Rotate the Volume knob on the head unit or use the VOL+/- buttons on the Re- mote Control to increase or decrease the AV charcteristic you have selected. - Page 18 Time.M: 12 / 24 Use this setting to select 2 hour clock mode or 24 hour clock mode. Clock setting: Use this menu item to set or make changes to the time displayed on the clock. Loading/Removing a Disc . Press the button to flip down the front panel.
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Page 19: Disc Operation
Disc Operation Fast Forward/Fast Reverse 1. Fast Forward Press the button to increase the speed of Fast Forward as follows: Normal Normal In Fast Forward mode, press the return to normal playback. 2. Fast Reverse Press the button to increase the speed of Fast Reverse as follows: Reverse Reverse... - Page 20 the desired subtitle language from the DVD menu. • There may be a delay before the selected subtitle language appears. • For some discs, the subtitles will be dis- played even when this is set to off. • The number of available languages varies from disc to disc.
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Page 21: On Screen Display
Operation remote control to select the item that you want to program. The item you selected will be highlighted. 2. Input the track number that you want to program using the number buttons (0-9) on the remote control. . Press the cursor buttons to move to the “PLAY”... -
Page 22: Data Disc Play Operation
Data Disc Play Operation When you insert a data disc containing audio (MP), movie (MPEG4) or picture (JPEG) files into the disc slot, the following main menu will appear: File Type Track Number Artist & Song Title (MP3 ONLY) Volume Level Press the TITLE button to change the source. -
Page 23: System Setup
System Setup AV IN Operation This disc player offers you the option of using the front panel auxiliary A/V input connector to connect a video game, digital camera/camcorder or other units you wish to use in your mobile audio/video system. To connect a video device to the auxiliary A/V input, first connect the cable provided. -
Page 24: Setting The Tv Type
SETTING the TV TYPE TV types can vary based on their aspect ratio. The common monitors fall into one of three categories: 4: (PS/Pan and Scan), 4: (LB /Letterbox) or 6:9 (Widescreen). SYSTEM SETUP TV SYSTEM SCREEN SAVER TV TYPE 4 : 3 PS PASSWORD 4 : 3 LB... - Page 25 System Setup WORD” then press the ENTER button. 2. The password input mode is now ac- tivated. Use the numbers on the remote control to input the 4-digit password, then press the ENTER button. (The factory de- fault password is “0000”) .
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Page 26: Playing Mp3 Files
OSD Languages: English / German / Spanish / French / Por- tuguese / Italian / Russian / Polish Audio Languages: English / German / Spanish / French / Por- tuguese / Italian / Russian / Polish Subtitle Languages: English / German / Spanish / French / Por- tuguese / Italian / Russian / Polish Menu Languages: English / German / Spanish / French / Por-... -
Page 27: Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions 480 pixels. If a file is recorded at a higher resolution, the player must resample it, which will cause delays in displaying the image. • Only “baseline” type JPEG images can be displayed on this player. Ths is the typi- cal format used in digital cameras and web cameras. -
Page 28: Dvd Player
Specifications GENERAL Power Supply Requirements: ... DC 2 Volts Ground Type ...Negative Chassis Ground Bass (at 00 Hz) ...±0 dB Treble(at 0 kHz) ...±0 dB Maximum Output Power: ...80 Watts RMS Power Output ...4 X 5 Watts Fuse: ...5 Ampere (max.) Load Impedance ... -
Page 29: Warranty
Limited Warranty VIRTUAL REALITY VIDEO LABS products are designed and manufactured to provide a high ® level of trouble-free performance. VIRTUAL REALITY VIDEO LABS warrants, to the original pur- chaser, that its products are free from defects in material and workmanship for 0 days from the date of original purchase. - Page 30 ©2008 Intellectual Solutions Inc., All Rights Reserved, All designs, logos and images are the exclusive property of Intellectual Solutions Inc. and/or its affiliates. U.S. and Foreign Patents Pending. 031208 Printed in China 00000...
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