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OPERATION - Overhead Monitor

Dual Headphone Outputs (2)

SmartView™ Swivel Mechanism

LCD Monitor Panel

Monitor Open Button

Built-in Dome Light

Alpine Back-lit Logo

1) Dual Headphone Outputs

Two output jacks (mini-phono plug) are provided for wired headphones. Output level is adjusted

using the Volume UP/DN buttons on the remote control.

2) SmartView™ Swivel Mechanism

The design of this mechanism provides the rear seat passengers a stable picture, viewable from

many different angles. This system allows the LCD to tilt from 90 to 120 degrees in 10 degree

steps. At the same time, the LCD will maintain its horizontal view while being rotated from left

to right, up to 30 degrees, in 10 degree steps.

NOTE:

• The LCD will only close when rotation is at 0 degrees to prevent damage to the monitor.

• When rotating the monitor, use both hands on either side of the panel to ensure even pressure

on the mechanism. This will prevent damage to the SmartView™ Swivel mechanism.

• Make sure the panel is fully opened (90 degree position) before trying to rotate.

3) LCD Monitor Panel

This is a 7 inch, Widescreen TFT, Active Matrix LCD. In addition, an Infrared Wireless

Headphone transmitter is located on top of the LCD panel. When the monitor panel is closed, the

power is automatically turned off.

NOTE: Whenever the LCD Panel is opened from closed position or Ignition/ACC is ON at

opened position, the Main Power is turned on automatically.

4) Monitor Open Button

Press this button to release the Monitor Panel. The Panel will drop down slightly allowing you to

fully open to its 90 degree or greater position. To close, firmly press the LCD Monitor Panel

back up into the housing until a click is heard.

5) Built-in Dome Light

To replace the bulb, gently open the dome light lens from the front . Use a 12V, 5W bulb or

equivalent. (e.g. SYLVANIA DE3022)

6) Alpine Back-lit Logo

Blue, back-lit ALPINE logo will turn on when the overhead monitor main power is on.

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