Chapter 1C
REAR SEAT ENTERTAINMENT
AUDIO/VIDEO INPUT
Rear Auxiliary Operation
The auxiliary input jack located in the DVD control panel in the roof pod, contains the
socket for the 3.5 mm type AV aux-in plug. It allows you to connect audio and video
from an auxiliary device such as a camcorder or a video game unit to the DVD player,
just as you would to a standard television.
3.5mm type AV cables are needed to connect the auxiliary device to the Auxiliary Input
jacks. Refer to the manufacturer’s instructions for proper connection of your auxiliary
device.
To use the auxiliary inputs on the DVD
player, connect an external auxiliary
device to the 3.5mm auxiliary input jack
and turn both the auxiliary device and the
DVD player power on. If the DVD player
was previously in the DVD player mode,
you will need to press the MODE button
on the DVD player
Q
or the DVD remote
control
x
. The display (see opposite) will
appear on the Video Screen.
Pressing the MODE button will toggle
the Rear Seat Entertainment system
between the auxiliary device and the
DVD player.
Video Format in the Auxiliary Mode
The auxiliary input video format is preset
to NTSC. In some cases, the video format
may be in PAL system. The DVD player
will detect the video format and set the
Video Screen automatically.
Note
•
Several different types of auxiliary
plugs exist on external devices.
•
If you have problems with connecting
audio and displaying video, the
plug on the external source may be
incompatible with the vehicles jack.
•
Use a plug of the type shown.
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