What to do if there is no video or audio on my ASA Electronics Voyager AOM681?
If the ASA Electronics monitor is not displaying video or audio, ensure the camera input selection is correct. Also, check the connection to the camera and junction box to confirm it's properly connected and plugged in correctly.
Why is the video image on my ASA Electronics Voyager AOM681 Monitor negative or dark?
If your ASA Electronics monitor displays a negative or dark video image, check the voltage power and ground connections. Also, increase the brightness by adjusting it upwards.
Why is my vehicle battery draining when using the ASA Electronics Voyager AOM681?
If your vehicle's battery is being drained, it might be because the +12V ACC (red wire) is connected directly to the vehicle's battery. To resolve this, provide +12V ACC (red wire) power from a switched circuit.
Why doesn't my ASA Electronics Monitor activate in reverse?
If the ASA Electronics monitor does not activate when the vehicle is in reverse, ensure the blue standby wire is connected to the reverse circuit +12V.
How to fix video but no audio on ASA Electronics Voyager AOM681 Monitor?
If you are experiencing video but no audio on your ASA Electronics monitor, ensure the blue or white audio trigger wire is powered by connecting it to +12V ACC or the reverse light circuit. Also, check if the volume is turned down and adjust it upwards.
What to do if ASA Electronics Monitor has no power?
If your ASA Electronics monitor has no power, replace the circuit fuse. Note that the monitor has a built-in protection device that may need to be reset. Check the ground connection and verify that power is being supplied, ensuring it is not mis-wired or reversed and that there is +12V accessory.
Recommends reading the manual thoroughly before installation for proper use.
Covers installation location legality, tampering risks, and moisture resistance.
Lists and illustrates included items like monitor, harnesses, screws, and accessories.
Explains manual and stand-by modes, wiring, and dual-illumination feature.
Describes how to toggle between camera inputs AV1 and AV2.
Details toggling between day and night LCD illumination modes.
Explains accessing OSD for brightness, contrast, color, and tint adjustments.
Covers adjusting speaker volume and their use in picture adjustment menus.
Emphasizes securing cables and keeping them away from hazards.
Details pin assignments for power, camera inputs, and LCD panel.
Outlines steps for choosing locations, routing cables, and making connections.
Provides instructions for mounting the monitor and junction box using provided hardware.
Covers connecting the monitor to the junction box and cameras.
Illustrates the overall system layout and component interconnections.
Explains how to place indicator markers and range marker decals for visual reference.
Provides dimensions for drilling mounting holes for the junction box.
Details dimensions for mounting the optional PanaVise accessory.
Lists symptoms, causes, and solutions for common operational problems.
Provides a list of compatible accessory items for the monitor.
Details screen size, type, brightness, contrast ratio, view angles, and response time.
Covers temperature range, humidity, vibration, shock, and voltage specifications.
Specifies aspect ratio, input format, input level for video and audio signals.
Provides product weight and overall physical dimensions.
General| Input Voltage | 12VDC |
|---|---|
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| Contrast Ratio | 500:1 |
| Screen Size | 6.8 inches |
| Resolution | 800 x 480 |
| Display Type | TFT LCD |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to 60°C |
| Storage Temperature | -30°C to 70°C |
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