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Chapter 7
TELEVISION SYSTEM OVERVIEW
ANTENNA
The antenna switch includes two buttons which choose
the proper antenna for dockside and at sea operation.
1. At dockside, the shore antenna switch should be acti-
vated. For this switch to work the TV cable needs to be
plugged into the vessel’s transom cable inlet located in-
side the shore power locker and run to the dockside con-
nection. With the shore antenna pressed the on board
television uses the local signal.
2. At sea, the ship’s antenna switch is activated which
inputs a signal from the exterior mounted antenna. Note
that antenna interference may develop if vessel is stored
in boat house or structure with metal roof.
3. To deactivate either switch, simply depress the switch
completely and release.
LCD MONITOR OPERATION
The flat screen salon television is connected to various
audio and video connections as added features. The unit
has been pre-programmed at the factory.
The unit features a non-glare screen and remote control.
to operate the television flat screen monitor ( to be called
monitor here).
The LCD television set on board your vessel is powered
by 12 volts DC. The television speakers can be used in
conjunction with the stereo to hear an audio signal by
using the television auxiliary input.
For detailed data on the on board television refer to the
manufacturer’s manual located in the owner’s pouch.
TELEVISION BASICS
!
RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK!
DO NOT REMOVE BACK COVER
OF TELEVISION MONITOR.
NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.
REFER SERVICING
TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY.
When the monitor is used in a low temperature space the
room the picture may leave trails or appear slightly delayed.
This is normal and the monitor will recover once a normal
temperature is reached. Do not leave the unit on in a hot
or cold location. Also, never leave the monitor in a direct
sunlight location or near a heater, as this may cause the
cabinet to deform and the LCD panel to malfunction.
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