Audiovox MCS Owner's Manual

Description of MCS (Master Control Station)
1. System Power Button
a. Power on – Press and release once to
turn the system on.
b. Power off – Press and hold for three
seconds to turn the entire system off.
c. 10 minute delayed turn off – Press and
release once and turn off the vehicle to
enable the 10 minute delay (the main
power LED will blink on and off to indicate
that the SDB is in the delayed turn off
mode).
2. Source Select Control Button
– Press the source SELECT button (2) to
step through the different Audio Inputs for
the FM Modulator. Each press of the
source SELECT button (2) will advance
to the next input source and the sorce
indicator LED (3) will change according
to following sequence.
S1 S2
– Before attempting to operate the Remote
Control, press and hold the source SELECT
button (2) for 6 seconds until the source
indicator LED (3) light is flashing. Once
the indicator is blinking the Control Station
will accept Infrared input command signals
from an Infrared Remote Control device.
To remove the Infrared Control function
from the Control Station press and hold
button for 3 seconds.
If source indicator LED (3) is blinking at
S1, it will control the Audio/Video Input
Source at Source 1. To change the
source, press the source SELECT button
(2) which will change according to following
sequence:
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3. Source Indicator LED
4. Remote Sensor Eye
S3 S4
5. FM Modulator Power Button
Installation
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S1 S2
– Indicates the video source that will be
viewed.
– When the source indicator LED (3) is
flashing, this indicates that the source
equipment can be controlled remotely
by pointing the remote control device
at the remote sensor eye.
– Press the FM Modulator power button to
turn the FM Modulator on. Press the
button again to turn the FM Modulator off.
– Wire the MCS Per the attached Drawing.
installation of the isolation transformer
(ENCLOSED) to eliminate system noise.
The isolation transformer is plugged in
between the FM modulator and MCSSC
RCA jacks.
S3 S4