Dual XDVD8181 - Manual (Page 14)

XDVD8181 OPERATION
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General Operation
Power On/Off
Monitor Open/Close
Monitor Angle Position
Press Volume knob for 1sec to turn the unit on, the unit will beep  times.
Press and hold POWER for more than secs, unit will beep 1 time, then turn
off. NOTE: EJECT will still function even if POWER is off.
Press OPEN to open or close the monitor. The unit will emit 1 confirmation
beep when opening, 3 beeps when closing. Be careful not to not touch the
monitor during the open/close sequence.
Notes:
• The unit will stop automatically during open/close if an obstacle is detected.
If this occurs, remove the obstacle and press OPEN again to resume the
monitor open/close sequence.
• Audio can be heard while the monitor is closed.
Press ANGLE  to increase the monitor view angle.
Press ANGLE  to decrease the monitor view angle.
The monitor angle can be adjusted to 16 different positions.
Notes:
• Do not attempt to move the monitor up/down by hand - severe damage will
occur. Use the front panel buttons or the remote control only.
• The color of the LCD monitor varies between viewing angles. Select the
angle with the most optimum view for your location.
• The last position of the monitor can be saved in memory. The monitor will
return to its last position automatically the next time it is opened.
Notes:
• The vehicle must be in park and the parking brake applied to view video on
the in-dash monitor.
• As a safety feature, a blue “PARKING” screen will show on the display
when the vehicle's parking brake is not engaged. DVD, AV1 audio can be
heard while the vehicle is in motion.
• The video display of the in-dash unit will not operate while the vehicle is
moving. This is a safety feature to prevent driver distraction. In-dash video
functions will only operate when vehicle is in Park and the parking brake
is engaged. It is illegal in most states for the driver to view video while the
vehicle is in motion. Refer to local laws in your area.
See DVD operation for more details on how to initialize the PARKING BRAKE.