What to do if my XOVision Car Video System says 'NO Disc Bad Disc'?
If your XOVision Car Video System displays 'NO Disc Bad Disc', the issue might be due to several reasons. It could be that the disc is too dirty. In this case, clean the disc or try a different one. Another possibility is that the disc was inserted upside down; make sure to insert it correctly. Also, verify that a disc is actually inserted into the unit.
Why does my XOVision X348NT show 'Unknown Disc'?
If your XOVision Car Video System is displaying 'Unknown Disc', it means the disc you're trying to use is not compatible with the unit. Try cleaning the disc.
What does 'Region Error' mean on my XOVision Car Video System?
A 'Region Error' on your XOVision Car Video System indicates that the region code of the disc does not match the region code supported by your unit. Try cleaning the disc.
How to fix 'Disc inject dead' on XOVision X348NT Car Video System?
If you're experiencing a 'Disc inject dead' error on your XOVision Car Video System, it could be due to a disc transparency fault. Press the disc button for a long time to exit, then try injecting the disc again at a different angle, or try using another disc.
General| Bluetooth | Yes |
|---|---|
| USB Port | Yes |
| Audio Output | Yes |
| Touch Screen | Yes |
| DVD Player | No |
| SD Card Slot | Yes |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| Built-in Speaker | Yes |
| Screen Type | TFT LCD |
| Input Voltage | 12V DC |
| Video System | NTSC/PAL |
| Mounting Type | Headrest |
Covers 7 critical safety warnings related to power, usage, and environmental exposure.
Covers 11 precautions for handling, cleaning, and use to prevent damage to the unit.
Details wiring diagrams and connections for audio, video, and power components.
Steps for fitting the half sleeve and securing the unit in the dash for permanent installation.
Procedure for safely detaching the unit from the dash using removal wrenches.
Identifies and labels the buttons and controls on the main unit's front panel.
Describes remote control buttons, usage notes, and battery replacement.
Managing the display screen, ejecting discs, and controlling volume levels.
Adjusting display angle, muting audio, and seeking channels during playback.
Adjusting display brightness, color, contrast, tint, and sound parameters like bass and treble.
Setting up system preferences such as Loud, Beep, and Time Adjustment.
Methods for finding and saving radio stations via manual or auto scan.
Explains Alternative Frequency, Traffic Announcement, and Program Type features.
Play/pause, chapter skip, forward/rewind, and repeat modes for media playback.
Switching audio tracks (mono L/R, stereo) and accessing title menus.
Entering USB/SD mode and basic playback functions like track selection and repeat.
Steps to establish a Bluetooth connection with a mobile phone.
Making calls, answering, and managing phone functions through Bluetooth.
Accessing TV mode and performing channel scans for reception.
Lists and illustrates items included with the unit for proper usage.
Explains common characters and symbols and their causes/remedies.
Solutions for power, sound, and remote control issues.
Addresses display and image problems for the TFT monitor.
Problems related to radio reception and MP3 playback.
Covers disc insertion, playback, subtitle, and angle issues for the DVD player.
Lists detailed technical data including display dimensions and frequency figures.
Details the warranty terms, coverage, exclusions, and customer responsibilities.
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