Booster BDVM-8455MPBTV, Installation & Owner'S Manual

Page 1: ...BTV INSTALLATION OWNER S MANUAL DVD Multimedia Receiver with 4 5 Digital Wide Touch Screen Display Motorized TFT Monitor With Touch sensor controls DVD AM FM TV Bluetooth Receiver with GPS Navigation ready adapter ...

Page 2: ...trol 17 Touch Screen Operations 22 Touch Screen Calibration 22 Main Menu 23 Radio Operations 24 DVD Operations 25 Bluetooth Operations 31 i POD Operations 36 SD CARD Operations 38 USB Operations 38 AV IN Operations 39 AUX IN Operations 39 TV Operations 40 Navigation Operations 41 System Parameters Setup 42 Specifications 47 Troubleshooting 48 Disc Notes 50 ...

Page 3: ... or excessive moisture This could cause electrical shorts fire or other damage 2 This product is designed to operate with a 12 volt DC negative ground battery system Use the proper power supply 3 The monitor is operated automatically Do not push in or pull out the monitor or try to reverse the monitor manually Do not attempt to adjust the monitor angle upward or downward manually It will cause dam...

Page 4: ...e irreversible damage 5 Small black and shiny dots inside the liquid crystal panel are normal for liquid crystal product 6 In extremely cold temperatures the movement of the picture may be slow and the picture may be dark but this is not a malfunction The unit will work normally once reach its operating temperature 7 Do not use and store the unit in dusty high temperature and high humidity environ...

Page 5: ...mory 16 Built In Dolby Digital Decoder 17 Built In MP4 Decoder 18 Last Position DVD Memory 19 OSD On Screen Display 20 NTSC PAL Compatible 21 Full Function Remote Control 22 AM FM PLL Synthesizer Tuner with 30 Memory Presets 23 Auto Store Pre set Scan 24 Preset EQ POP CLASSIC ROCK JAZZ USER 25 Bass Treble Fader Balance Controls 26 Encoder Volume Control 27 Extending Amplifier Control 28 Auto Anten...

Page 6: ... x 4 Remote Control x 1 Power Wire x 1 Connecter Wire x 1 Connecter Wire x 1 Operational Manual x 2 Trim Bezel x 1 Faceplate Case x 1 External Microphone x 1 AUX Cable x 1 USB Cable x 1 Stylus x 1 Keys x 2 Mounting Sleeve x 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 00 12 2 4 7 11 1 4 13 4 14 16 15 ...

Page 7: ... one with the same rating 8 Do not let unconnected cables or terminals touch the metal on the car or other conductor 9 To prevent short circuits do not remove the caps form unused terminals or from the ends of the unconnected cables 10 After the monitor unit is installed check whether the brake lamps blinkers wiper etc on the vehicle are working properly If not please make sure they are proper ins...

Page 8: ...BDVM 8455MPBTV 7 1 RADIO ANALOG TV ANTENNA 2 15PIN SOCKET 3 AUDIO VIDEO OUTPUT INPUT 4 NAVI DIGITAL TV ADAPTER OPTIONAL 5 IPOD ADAPTER ...

Page 9: ...UTE see Wiring Diagram If there is a vehicle call comes in the sound volume will mute off automatically and TFT monitor shows PHONE when call finished the sound volume will recover to former volume and the words PHONE disappear Auto Antenna Control Connect the auto antenna control wire AUTO_ANT see Wiring Diagram The antenna will lift when the unit startup it will descend when the unit turnoff FUS...

Page 10: ...BDVM 8455MPBTV 9 Wiring Diagram UNIT INSTALLATION AND REMOVAL ...

Page 11: ...ing the unit where it would be subject to high temperature such as from direct sunlight or from hot air from the heater or where it would be subject to dust dirt or excessive vibration Cautions Before finally installing the unit connect the wiring temporarily and make sure it is all connected up properly the unit and the system work properly Use only the parts included with the unit to ensure prop...

Page 12: ...into the mounting sleeve 4 Install the trim bezel onto the unit 5 Install the face panel onto the unit 6 Sketch map when installation finished Removal Method 1 1 Detach the face panel by 2 Detach the trim bezel pushing the release button ...

Page 13: ...it out of the mounting sleeve between the unit and the mounting sleeve to release the internal locks 5 Sketch map when removal finished Installation Method 2 1 Tighten the bolt onto the rear 2 Tighten the back strap onto your panel of the unit car inside the dashboard ...

Page 14: ...r on the make the bolt bar across back strap two sides with M5 5 SCREWS and then fix the bolt by the Nut M5 5 Install the trim bezel onto the unit 6 Install the face panel onto the unit Removal Method 2 1 Detach the front panel by 2 Detach the trim bezel pushing the release button ...

Page 15: ...BDVM 8455MPBTV 14 3 Unscrew the unit off the car on 4 Unscrew the Nut M5 screw on the rear the two sides side of the unit and pull out the unit 5 Sketch map when removal finished ...

Page 16: ...ct item 3 Menu Touch to access the Main Menu Hold on pressing to access the navigation 4 Next 9 Previous Touch to go to the next pervious chapter track or song 5 Tilt Inserting Disc Touch the TILT button the front panel will slide down to Position 1 then insert a disc into the Disc Loading Slot the panel will slide back automatically Ejecting Disc Touch the TILT button the front panel will slide d...

Page 17: ...speakers 13 Mini USB The unit will be switched to DVD Mode automatically when USB connected and play the songs pictures videos in USB 14 Release Press to take off the panel for burglar proof purpose BASE PANEL 15 RESET If the unit ever needs to be reset you can do so by removing the face plate to gain access to the reset button Press and hold this button to switch back to all the original factory ...

Page 18: ...5 AUDI0 17 SUBTITLE PBP 29 D ANGLE 6 EQ LOUD 18 OPEN CLOSE P ANGLE EJECT 7 UP TUNE UP PTY 19 SETUP 30 PLAY PAUSE 8 LEFT SEEK DOWN 20 VOLUME 31 NEXT 9 ENTER BAND 21 VOLUME 32 A B PHONE PAIR 10 PROGRAM 22 DISPLAY 33 REPEAT PHONE 11 DOWN TUNE DOWN AF 23 PBC AST CLEAR 34 PAL NTSC AP 12 RANDOM TRANSFER 24 F REV 35 STEREO MP NOTE This is a universal remote some functions would be optional ...

Page 19: ...different audio channels when playing VCD CD disc Bluetooth Mode press to input the symbol 6 LOUD EQ Press to adjust the EQ setting as following USER POP CLASSIC ROCK JAZZ USER Hold on pressing to switch between LOUD ON OFF 7 PTY 8 11 AF 27 Direction Key DVD Mode and System Parameters Setup press the buttons to move the cursor upward downward to select item Press the buttons to move the cursor lef...

Page 20: ...k or song 14 SLOW END CALL DVD Mode press to slow motion playback at 1 2x speed when playing DVD VCD disc Each press changes speed from 1 2x to 1 3x to 1 4x to 1 5x to 1 6x to 1 7x then back to normal play Bluetooth Mode press to reject or hang up a call 15 TITLE PBN DVD Mode press to enter the title menu when playing DVD disc Bluetooth Mode press to enter the next page of phone number list in pho...

Page 21: ...d Each press changes speed from 2x to 4x to 8x to 20x then back to normal play Press the PLAY PAUSE button to resume to normal playback 25 SYSTEM NAVI Press to enter exit the System Parameter Setup menu when playing DVD VCD and CD disc Hold on pressing to enter exit the NAVI Mode 28 STOP DVD Mode when DVD VCD CD disc playback press the button once to stop the playback press the Play Pause button t...

Page 22: ... AUDIO PAIRING 35 STEREO MUSIC PAIR Radio Mode press to turn the stereo on off under Bluetooth Mode press to break off or connect the music storage medium with the unit REPLACING THE BATTERIES If the remote control has no function or if the operating range reduced replace the old battery with new one 1 Pull out the battery holder Follow the arrow 1 slide it to the right toward the battery while at...

Page 23: ...1 to 5 until the points change to next cross by using a ballpoint pen or pencil After all 5 points have been touched the unit has been finished the CALIBRATION If the calibration is succeeded the unit would display the following page and then power off automatically If the calibration is failed the unit would display the following page and please operate the above processes again ...

Page 24: ...e Bluetooth mode 7 Touch to access the TV mode 8 Touch to access the 2nd page of MAIN MENU 1 Touch to access the USB mode 2 Touch to access the AV IN mode 3 Touch to access the AUX IN mode 4 Touch to access the SYSTEM PARAMETERS SETUP 5 Touch to access the 1st page of MAIN MENU 6 Touch to access the previous working mode This unit has been equipped to allow to select any of the 2 different GUI Gra...

Page 25: ...nto the presets in the each wave band touch any icon to stop the tuning After tune the unit will scan through all tunable presets stations and play them for 5 seconds each touch any icon to stop the playing 6 Local Touch to set the local on off When you are using the local searching function you can only receive the radio station with strong enough signals and fine state 7 Tune Frequency Down 8 Tu...

Page 26: ...he playback from the beginning of disc When MP3 disc playback touch the icon to stop the playback touch the Play Pause icon to start the playback from the beginning of track 4 Play Pause Touch to pause or resume the playback 5 8 Fast Forward Fast Reverse Touch to fast forward fast reverse at 2x speed Each touch changes speed from 2x to 4x to 8x to 20x then back to normal play Touch the PLAY PAUSE ...

Page 27: ...Repeat Touch to repeat as CHAPTER TITLE ALL REPEAT OFF when DVD playback Touch to repeat as TRACK ALL REPEAT OFF when VCD CD playback Touch to repeat as REPEAT ONE REPEAT ALL REPEAT OFF when MP3 playback 5 Direction Arrows Keyboard Touch to display the Direction Arrows Keyboard on the left side of screen Touch repeatedly to move the Direction Arrows Keyboard icons on the right side or left side of...

Page 28: ... main menus Touch the icon on the top submenu or icon on the bottom of submenu to exit the submenus to main menus Touch the icons to select the submenus as your need Touch the or ENTER icons to access the items of submenus Touch the icon to exit the items of submenus Touch the icons to select the item you want to change Touch the OK icon to confirm the item you have selected and exit to the submen...

Page 29: ...al Ratings could be changed after the correct password input DEFAULT The unit will restore all default settings by selecting this option LANGUAGE SETUP OSD LANGUAGE ENGLISH FRENCH GERMAN PORTUGUESE RUSSIAN SPANISH DUTCH NORWEGIAN SWEDISH KOREAN DANISH ITALIAN POLISH HUNGARIAN AUDIO LANGUAGE ENGLISH FRENCH GERMAN PORTUGUESE RUSSIAN SPANISH DUTCH NORWEGIAN SWEDISH KOREAN DANISH ITALIAN POLISH HUNGAR...

Page 30: ... 4 6 8 10 12 CONTRAST Following options are available for the CONTRAST 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 HUE Following options are available for the HUE 6 4 2 0 2 4 6 SATURATION Following options are available for the SATURATION 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 SHARPNESS Following options are available for the SHARPNESS 0 2 4 6 8 ...

Page 31: ...ing options are available for the FRONT LARGE SMALL DIGITAL SETUP OP MODE Following options are available for the OP MODE LINE OUT RF REMOD DYNAMIC RANGE Following options are available for the DYNAMIC RANGE FULL 6 8 4 8 2 8 OFF DUAL MONO Following options are available for the DUAL MONO STEREO MONO L MONO R MIX MONO ...

Page 32: ... book lookup 5 Audio Touch to enter the audio device operation 6 Settings Touch to enter the Bluetooth settings SETTINGS Touch the icon 1 5 when item is changed to yellow color the item is selected And touch it again and the item is changed to green color the operation is active 1 Auto Answer Touch to select auto manual answer when call is coming 2 Phone Connect Touch to select auto manual phone c...

Page 33: ...mation Display NOTE The unit can pair with totally 5 different devices including cell phones and audio players Use the PHONE AUDIO PLAYER buttons of remote control to connect disconnect the device 1 When you want to connect another paired cell phone with unit to press the PHONE button of remote control to disconnect the current connecting cell phone use the another cell phone to connect with the u...

Page 34: ...g up a call 4 Transfer When talking the phone touch to transfer the call between the unit and cell phone 5 Number Keys Touch the icons to input a phone number 6 Information Display CALL OUT When call out you will see the below information When talking you will see the below information When end the call you will see the below information CALL IN When call in you will see the below image When talki...

Page 35: ...phone 4 Received Call The phone numbers are received in phone 5 Missed Call The phone numbers are missed in phone 6 Transfer When talking the phone touch to transfer the call between the unit and cell phone 7 Call Touch to call a selected number from phonebook or to receive a cell phone call 8 End Call Touch to reject or hang up a call 9 10 Previous Page Next Page There are 5 numbers in each page ...

Page 36: ...f the item in blue color 2 Phonebook Touch to return the phonebook page 3 Phone Number If this number is stored you will see the name if not you will see the phone number Touch the icon when item is changed to yellow color the item is selected AUDIO 1 Previous 2 Next Touch to select the previous next track 3 Play Pause Touch to stop the playback touch it again to continue playing 4 Stop Touch to s...

Page 37: ...e Under the Music Page it is not effective for the controller of iPod itself use the keys of unit to control the operation and all operations are same as DVD Mode 1 Menu Touch to return the main menu 2 Mute Touch to switch off the sound touch it again to resume to the previous volume level 3 Next 4 Previous Touch to go to the next pervious chapter track or song 5 Play Pause Touch to pause or resum...

Page 38: ...ay music videos and view pictures 1 Menu Touch to return the main menu 2 Mute Touch to switch off the sound touch it again to resume to the previous volume level 3 Music Touch the icon to access the music page NOTE The TV Output in iPod SETUP should be effective and the pictures videos could be displayed on the TFT monitor of unit ...

Page 39: ...ll switch to DVD Mode automatically if there is a disc in the unit 4 Under the SD CARD Mode all operations are same as DVD Mode USB OPERATIONS 1 Touch the icon USB to access the USB Mode if USB connected 2 The unit will switch to USB Mode automatically if USB connected 3 When USB disconnected the unit will switch to RADIO Mode automatically if there is no disc in the unit the unit will switch to D...

Page 40: ...to switch off the sound touch it again to resume to the previous volume level NOTE There are 2 RCA Audio Inputs 1 RCA Video Input for unit AUX IN OPERATIONS Touch the icon AUX IN to enter the AUX IN Mode 1 Menu Touch to return the main menu 2 Mute Touch to switch off the sound touch it again to resume to the previous volume level ...

Page 41: ...Channel Indicator Displays the TV channel currently playing TV OPERATIONS Cont d 4 Auto Station Tune Touch to automatically seek all strongest stations available touch any icon to stop the tuning 5 6 Next Station Down Up After the Auto Station Tune touch to select the stations downward upward 7 8 Seek Next Station Down Up Touch to seek the next available channel by increasing decreasing the tuning...

Page 42: ...the main menu 2 Mute Touch to switch off the sound touch it again to resume to the previous volume level Note The unit is equipped with Navigation adapter can be connected to an external GPS navigation box BNAV 9100GPS SOLD SEPERATELY to enable the use of GPS function on this product GPS navigation box BNAV 9100GPS ...

Page 43: ... SETUP 1 Contrast Touch UP DOWN icons to adjust the CONTRAST parameters Range 9 to 9 2 Tint Touch UP DOWN icons to adjust the TINT parameters Range 9 to 9 3 Color Touch UP DOWN icons to adjust the COLOR parameters Range 9 to 9 4 Brightness Touch UP DOWN icons to adjust the BRIGHTNESS parameters Range 9 to 9 ...

Page 44: ...parameters Range 9 to 9 2 Bass Touch UP DOWN icons to adjust the BASS parameters Range 9 to 9 3 Balance Fader Touch LEFT RIGHT icons to adjust the BALANCE parameters Range 9 to 9 Touch FRONT REAR icons to adjust FADER parameters Range 9 to 9 4 Buzzer Touch to turn Buzzer on or off ...

Page 45: ...CLOCK SETUP 1 Hour Touch UP DOWN icons to adjust the HOUR 2 Minute Touch UP DOWN icons to adjust the MINUTE 3 Time Mode Touch to switch the time mode between 12 Hour and 24 Hour 4 Time Display Displays the time currently ...

Page 46: ... of screen saver 3 Desktop Touch to set the selected image of source images list as desktop image 4 Del Touch to delete the selected image of screen saver images list or delete the selected image of source images list 5 Add Touch to add the selected image of source images list as screen saver 6 Screen Saver Time Touch to adjust the screen saver time as following 3MIN 5MIN NEVER 30S 60S 3MIN ...

Page 47: ...cons to switch the GUI to Lightblue user menu or colors user menu 3 EQ Touch LEFT RIGHT icons to switch the EQ as following USER POP CLASSIC ROCK JAZZ USER 4 LOUD Touch LEFT RIGHT icons to turn Loud on or off OTHERS SETUP 1 SCREENDEF The unit will restore all default settings of Screen Setup 2 SOUNDDEF The unit will restore all default settings of Sound Setup ...

Page 48: ... MHz Usable Sensitivity 15dBuV Stereo Separation 26dB 1 KHz Frequency Response 100 20000Hz AM TUNER Frequency Range 531 1602 KHz Asia 522 1620 KHz Europe 530 1710 KHz USA IF 450 KHz Usable Sensitivity 40dBuV TV TUNER Optional Frequency Range NTSC 55 25 MHz 855 25MHz PAL 48 25 MHz 855 25MHz DVD PLAYER Signal to noise Ratio 85dB 1 KHz Distortion 0 5 MONITOR Resolution 432 w x 240 H RGB Brightness 40...

Page 49: ... Speaker power rating not compatible with unit Connect proper speakers Speaker is shorted Check speaker wire contact Unit resets itself when engine is off Incorrect connection between ACC and Positive battery wire Check wiring and correct Unit blows fuse Yellow or red wire touching chassis ground Check for pinched wire Speaker wires touching chassis ground Check for pinched wire Incorrect fuse rat...

Page 50: ...osition is excursion Under different condition for example temperature humidity tec Do touch screen calibrate DISC Cannot insert disc Disc already inside unit Eject current disc and insert new one DVD does not start playback Disc is warped or scratched Use disc in good condition Disc is dirty or wet Clean disc with soft cloth Incompatible disc is used Use compatible disc Disc rating exceeds Parent...

Page 51: ...crypted or copy protected CDs which do not conform to the audio CD DA red book recording standard Note CD standard size diameter 12cm thinkness 1 2mm MP3 WMA Media The following types of discs files are compatible COMPATIBILITY CD ROM ISO CD R CD RW CD DA MP3 data WMA data However mp3 recording media and accepted formats are limited The following types of discs files are incompatible WMA files tha...

Page 52: ...nventional record cleaners which may mar the surface of the disc NOTE A disc may became somewhat scratched although not enough to made it unusable depending on your handing it in the condition of the usage environment These scratches are not an indication of any problem with the player Repairing New Discs with Rough Spots A new disc may have rough edges on its inside and outside edges If a disc wi...