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Equipment Operation
TYPICAL MONITOR CONTROL PANEL
Refer to the antenna switch information on the opposite
page for proper connection depending where the vessel
is moored.
A DVD player is integrated in the television set. Video
camcorder, digital camera, iPod and home video games
can also be used with the system through the various
input and output jacks. The following information is an
introduction only to the monitor.
Refer to the appropri-
ate illustration and/or the television owner’s manual
for further in-depth information on the monitor/tele-
vision system.
To energize the system follow these recommendations:
1. For docked vessels, make sure the shore power breaker
is energized and the reverse polarity light is not lit.
2. Check for line voltage at the ship’s AC panel. We rec-
ommend turning on the battery charger breaker to keep
the batteries up while the vessel is docked.
3. Check the antenna switch for the shore position.
4. For vessels at sea activate the antenna ship’s position.
TYPICAL REMOTE CONTROL
A remote control is provided to operate the multi-func-
tions of the television monitor syatem.
A few recommendations on the remote control:
1. Do not expose the remote control to shock. Do not
expose the control to liquid, or place the control in high
humidity.
2. Do not expose the remote control to direct sunlight.
The heat could deform the control itself.
3. The remote control eye may not work properly if it is
under direct sunlight or strong lighting. If these condi-
tions exist, change the angle of the monitor or the light-
ing or move the control closer to the monitor.
REMOTE CONTROL BATTERIES
!
RISK OF CHEMICAL LEAKAGE
AND/OR EXPLOSION!
FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW
FOR THE SAFE USE OF BATTERIES.
1. Make sure the correct polarity of the batteries is
observed when loading them into the remote control. The
remote control provide directions for correct installation.
If unsure refer to the monitor owner’s manual.
2. Since different types of batteries possess their own
characteristics do not mix different types of batteries.
3. Do not mix new and old batteries. Old batteries have
the potential to leak chemicals and the can weaken the
power of the new batteries when mixed together.
4. When batteries become weak remove them from the
remote to help stop any chemical leakage that may occur.
5. Leaking battery chemicals can cause a skin rash. Wipe
with a cloth.
6. If the vessel is not expected to be used for an extended
period of time remove the batteries from the remote
control.
7. If the remote control should show signs of chemical
leaks or corrosion wipe any chemical off with a dry cloth
and use an emery board to clean any corroded terminals.
Purge any loose debris out of the control before reinstalling
batteries.
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