Mobitronic RVRMM104 - LCD Screen WAECO - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Mobitronic RVRMM104 WAECO

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General safety and installation instructions WAECO International does not accept any liability for damages due to the following: a) assembly errors b) damage to the system by mechanical effects and overvoltages c) modifications at the device without the explicit approval of WAECO International d) use for any purposes other than those described in the assembly instructions Warning! Inadequate cable connections can lead to short-circuits which cause the following: – cable fires – activation of the airbag – electronic control equipment is damaged – electrical functions (blinkers, brake-lights, horn, ignition, lights) fail. The following indications must be therefore considered: When working on the cabling of the vehicle, the following terminal designations apply: 30 (input from battery plus direct) 15 (switched plus, behind battery) 31 (return cable from battery, earth) 58 (reversing light) The securest form of connection is obtained by soldering the cable ends and then insulating the connection. For detachable connections, only insulated cable lugs, connector plugs, and flat pin bushings must be used. Do not use insulating screw joints. Use crimp pliers for connecting the cables with cable lugs, plugs or flat pin bushings. With cable connections to 31 (ground): Screw the cable with cable lug and toothed lock washer to a vehicle-specific mass bolt or screw it with a cable lug, sheet metal screw and toothed lock washer to the car’s bodywork. Always ensure that the connection is properly earthed! Warning! Due to risk of short-circuiting, always disconnect the negative pole of the battery before starting with work on the electrical equipment of the vehicle. If the vehicle is equipped with a supplementary battery, also disconnect its negative terminal. Caution! When disconnecting the negative terminal of the battery, all volatile memories of the convenience electronics lose their stored data.General safety and installation instructions Depending on the vehicle’s equipment, the following data may need to be repro- grammed: Radio-code · vehicle clock · time switch clock · onboard computer · seat position Instructions on how to reset these can be found in the relevant operating instructions. Warning! Parts of the LCD ceiling monitor RV-RMM-70 or RV-RMM-104 which are fastened in the vehicle, must be fastened in such a way that they do not detach under any circumstances (hard-braking, traffic accident) and thus cause injuries of the passengers. Pay attention when locating the monitor that this is not assembled within the radius of an AIRBAG. Otherwise there is danger of injury when it is activated. Do not assemble the monitor within the head-impact range. Caution! To check the voltage in electrical cables, use only a diode test lamp (see A 1) or a voltmeter (see A 2). Test lamps (see A 3) with a luminous element draw too high a current and so the vehicleelectronics can be damaged. Caution! In order to avoid damages, pay attention that there is sufficient free space for the drill outlet (see A 4). Every drill hole must be deburred and treated with a rust-proofing agent. Caution! Observe when installing the electrical connections that these:

1. are not heavily bent and twisted (see A 5a)

2. do not rub on the edges (see A 5b)

3. are not installed without protection through sharp-edged

openings (see A 5c). Do not open the equipment since this impairs the tightness and the operability (see A 6). Do not pull at the cables since this could impair the tightness and the operability of the devices (see A 7.) 25Tools required The following are required for the installation: – Scale (ruler) (see B 1) – drilling machine (see B 5) – prick punch (see B 2) – screwdriver (see B 6) – hammers (see B 3) – screwdriver (see B 7) – drill (see B 4) The following are required for the electrical connection and the check: – diode test lamp (see B 8) – heat shrink hose – or voltmeter (see B 9) – hot-air drier (see B 12) – crimp pliers (see B 10) – hatchet iron (see B 13) – insulating tape (see B 11) – soldering tin (see B 14) Depending on your individual assembly, you will probably need still more screws, nuts, washers, metal screws and cable-clips than those contained in the scope of delivery. Scope of delivery No. Quantity Designation 11 Monitor (see C)

1.3 1 Connecting lead of connection box to the monitor, approx. 5 m

1.4 1 Connection box + 4 sheet metal screws 4.2 x 15 mm

1.5 1 Connection cable set, two-core

Subject to technical changes! Accessories for RMM series The following articles are available as supplementation to the RMM series: Designation Article No. wireless infrared headphone HS-10 FM modulator for to feed the audio signal into the audio system of the vehicle. You will need a Y-RCA cable FM-MOD-10 Camera RV-24, RV-27 via switch box RV-SWITCH-600 RV-24/RV-27 RV-SWITCH-600 Subject to technical changes and to availability of delivery! 26Monitor Operating elements Contactor/circuit breaker ambient lightning (see D 1.1) ambient light (see D 1.2) push-button to open the monitor (see D 1.3) infrared-reception window (see D 1.4) VOL> (see D 1.5) Button to decrease the volume or function selection/setting in the sub-menu e.g. brightness, mirror function. MODE (see D 1.6) Button to select the function (see also section “Remote control“) VOL< (see D 1.7) Button to increase the volume or function selection/setting in the sub-menu e.g. brightness, mirror function. POWER (see D 1.8) Contactor/circuit breaker Terminal block on the upper side of the housing (see D 2) – CONTROLLER (see D 2.1) Connect the supplied connecting cable from the connection box to the monitor. – FM(IR) not allocated (see D 2.2). – FM(IR) not allocated (see D 2.3). – Grey terminals (Dome Light) for the integrated ambient light (see D 2.4). – IR infrared transmitter (headphone) (see D 2.5). Connection box At the front: – TO MONITOR, plug in the socket of the connecting cable to the monitor (see E 1). Plug in the socket until it audibly engages. – INPUT VIDEO 1 and 2, 2 sockets (RCA) video input 1 and 2 (see E 2). – Socket supply line, 2-pole socket (see E 3). The supply line consists of 2 branch lines: red = 12 V – max. 15 V black = earth At the rear: – INPUT AUDIO 1 and 2, 4 sockets (RCA) audio input 1 and 2, stereo (see E 4). 27Remote control Operating elements POWER, Contactor/circuit breaker (see F 1.1). Contactor/circuit breaker of the monitor has no function (see F 1.2). no function (see F 1.3). If the remote control does not work, press once the MONITORkey (see F 1.3) and continue then as usual. VOL UP/DOWN, Volume control, 2 buttons for loud or soft (see F 1.4). PICTURE (see F 1.5), Button for the image- and function setting (same function as key MODE at the monitor, see D 1.6). Calls up the menu as follows: Press the key PICTURE (see F 1.5) on the remote control or MODE (see D 1.6) on the monitor. Graphics appear for the function setting. Change the values of following graphics with the keys VOL UP/DOWN (see F 1.4) (see also representation of the screen graphics on the next page) Contrast (CONTRAST) k Brightness (BRIGHTNESS) k Color (COLOR) k Color value (TINT) (only with NTSC-video format) k blue screen with missing video signal, On/Off (BLUE SCREEN) k Automatic switching-on as soon as voltage supply is present, On/Off (POWER DIRECT) k Video format PAL/NTSC (COLOR SYSTEM) k normal-/mirror image (MIRROR MODE). k Image format selection (MODE SELECTOR) (see F 1.5 and D 1.6): 1 FULL = 16:9 2 NORMAL = 4:3 3 CINEMA = 16:9 enlarged 4 WIDE = 16:9 reduced in size MUTE switches off the loudspeaker (see F 1.6). AV is used for switching the video inputs (see F 1.7). SET direct selection of the image formats (see F 1.8). Battery change Push down the cover of the battery compartment (see F 2). Insert the batteries (2 x 1.5 V, type AAA). Take care that there is correct polarity (see F 3). Close the compartment again (see F 4). 28Remote control

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