Rear view safety RVS-718-7ML, Instruction Manual

Page 1: ...ReverseWithConfidence 1 G Series Rear View Replacement Mirror Monitor with 7 3 Mirror Link Display RVS 718 7ML Instruction Manual Rear View Safety Inc 2016 A Safe Fleet Brand ...

Page 2: ...on 04 06 Monitor Information 07 09 BeforeYou Begin 10 11 Installation Guide 12 13 Wiring 14 Gridlines 15 16 Remote Control 17 Basic Settings 18 19 Mirror Link 20 22 Display Modes 23 25 Triggering 26 Warranty Disclaimer 27 28 Notes 29 TABLE OF CONTENTS ...

Page 3: ...s intended to be installed as a supplement aid to your standard rear view mirror that already exists in your vehicle The Backup Camera System should not be used as a substitute for the standard rear view mirror or for any other mirror that exists in your vehicle In some jurisdictions it is unlawful for a person to drive a motorvehicleequippedwithaTVviewerorscreenlocatedforwardof the back of the dr...

Page 4: ...er mustuseit properly Use of this system is not a substitute for safe proper or legal driving Neverbackupwhilelookingatthe monitor alone You should always check behind and around the vehi cle when backing up in the same way as you would if the vehicle did not have the RearView Camera System Ifyoubackupwhilelooking only at the monitor you may cause damage or injury Always back up slowly The Rear Vi...

Page 5: ... immediately Where the power cable may touch a metal case cover the cable with friction tape A short circuit or disconnected wire may cause a fire While installing the Rear View System be careful with the wire positioning in order to avoid wire damage The RearView System should only be used when the vehicle is in reverse Do not watch movies or operate the monitor while driving as it may cause an a...

Page 6: ...ts Werecommenddoingabenchmarktestbeforeinstallation toinsurethatallcomponentsareworkingproperly Step 1 Choose the monitor and camera locations Step 2 Install all cables in vehicle when necessary a 0 8 20mm hole should be drilled for passing camera cable through vehicles walls Install split grommets where applicable Step3 Onceallcablesandwiringhavebeenproperlyrouted perform a system function test b...

Page 7: ... camera Video full display Camera full display channels Reversing model also can be selected and it also can stay in the last channel you choose when you are enter into reversing again Switch display mode Color mode adjustment 1 7 3 display screen 2 Front light sensor 3 ON OFF button for screen display Short press to adjust screen brightness in reverse mode 4 Power indicator 5 Mirror link mode swi...

Page 8: ...RearViewSafety 8 MONITOR INFORMATION 8 9 10 17 8 18 3 11 12 14 15 16 13 ...

Page 9: ...onfidence 9 MONITOR INFORMATION A Safe Fleet Brand 8 Speaker 9 Connector 10 Special Bracket 11 RedTo ACC 12 BlackTo GND 13 5 Pin Camera Connectors 14 Audio Cables 15 Trigger Line 1 16 Trigger Line 2 17 Rear Signal ...

Page 10: ...mirror however please don t force the mirror off the bracket The manufacturer will not be responsible for damage caused to your car by an improper mirror installation Camera Cable Be sure to position the cable properly The aviation camera cable uses aircraft grade connectors which means the camera cable can be ex posed to all weather elements Do not run the cable over sharp edges do not kink the c...

Page 11: ...1 It can be turned on by pressing the power button on the monitor PrecautionsforuseofMirrorMonitor I The Mirror Monitor is made of glass Do not subject it to a mechanical shock by dropping it from a high place etc II Do not apply excessive force to the monitor surface or the adjoining areas since this may cause the color tone to vary III Only clean with a soft dry cloth and orWindex IV Do not atte...

Page 12: ...arshavedifferentbrackets bases Itdependsonyourvehicle maker manufacturer Therearemanywaystoremovetheoriginalrear view mirror Do not force the mirror off the bracket The manufacturer will not be responsible for any damage caused to your car by improper mirror installation ...

Page 13: ...m must suit for your car and we are not going to go through anymore examples because the space is limited If you don t nd the same bracket here as your car please contact us If the mirror monitor doesn t fit in your vehicle please contact us We have many different kinds of brackets and adaptors BracketType ...

Page 14: ... Red to ACC 12V Black to GND Red to ACC 12V Back up video LeŌ video Green Back car signal Trigger line 1 Purple The advisable installaƟon posiƟon for camera Back up video Right video L e Ō v i d e o 2V 3M Power harness FUSE BOX Black to GND Red to ACC 12V Black to GND Red to ACC 12V Black to GND Red to ACC 12V Back up camera Green 5 Pin Camera Connector 5 Pin Camera Connector 5 Pin Camera Connecto...

Page 15: ... for drivers There will be a great difference between regular and xed guide lines and car s real guide lines especially when camera is mounted on the le or right side of car backside It may cause accidents 20CM 20CM 3 1 About guide line 3 2 What the regular guide line is AdjustableGridLines Generally to help drivers estimate the distance from obstacles there are three lines for reference red yellow...

Page 16: ...tandard reference line we can put reference objects such as desks in the back side of the car Compared with the marked reference objects we can adjust the sites and angles of two guide lines are displayed on the monitor You will get the accurate and safety guide lines once it coincides with the reference objects Press se ng bu on to enter guide line adjustment mode The system is defaulted to adjus...

Page 17: ...ameters Short press MENU to enter PICTURE then you can switch among BRIGHTNESS COLOR CONTRAST SCALE START LOGO PRESET or enter out When it switches to PRESET re press shortly the MENU and you would close the menu UP and DOWN are to change the gure of each seƫng 4 2 1 BRIGHTNESS ADJUSTMENT The defaulted seƫng is 50 ranging from 0 to 100 and onlyCVBSsignal can work REMOTE CONTROL The remote must be ...

Page 18: ... ADJUSTMENT The defaulted seƫng is 50 ranging from 0 to 100 and onlyCVBSsignal can work 4 2 3 CONTRAST ADJUSTMENT The defaulted seƫng is 50 ranging from 0 to 100 and onlyCVBSsignal can work BASIC SETTINGS Brightness color contrast levels range from 0 to 100 The default is 50 Brightness Level Color Level 4 2 2 COLOR ADJUSTMENT The defaulted seƫng is 50 ranging from 0 to 100 and onlyCVBSsignal can w...

Page 19: ...Save basic settings Choose ON OFF Default is OFF Volume adjustments range from 0 to 100 The default is 80 Scale Adjustment Start Logo On Off Preset Menu Volume Adjustment 12 It s only for the model with guide lines and no such seƫng for those without such funcƟon ON is defaulted seƫng and you can manually set it to OFF 4 2 4 SCALE ADJUSTMENT ...

Page 20: ...udio and video can be simultaneously displayed on the rear view mirror While driving you can also set navigaƟon path by a passen ger using a mobile phone the image is simultaneously displayed on the rear view mirror Please note Keep the bluetooth being closed when you use mirror link funcƟon and connect your phone 5 1 1 How to connect with Android phone Android version has more funcƟons on how to ...

Page 21: ...AŌer nishing the connecƟon then the phone screen projected onto the rear view mirror you can press CH on TP buƩon to choose double mobile dual mode or single screen mode 1 Afterthemirrorlinkisconnected pressthe CH buttontotogglebetween single and dual display modes ...

Page 22: ...Wi Fi name is displayed on the screen and shown as below then enter the default password 12345678 AŌer nishing Wi Fi connecƟon bring up the shortcut menu click on the AirPlay funcƟon select the device name and open the mirroring 5 1 2 How to connect with iPhone Tap here Turn on it Tap here 2 Search for the WiFi connection as shown below Default password is 12345678 After connecting turn AirPlay on...

Page 23: ...oose double mobile dual mode or single screen mode 5 2 1 Full CAMERA screen display 5 2 2 F 5 2 3 F Press the CH buƩon on the screen to switch display among CAMERA VIDEO1 MOBILE VIDEO1 MOBILE MOBILE VIDEO1 CAMERA MOBILE and MOBILE CAMERA 17 Full Backup Camera Display Afterthemirrorlinkisconnected pressthe CH buttontotogglebetween single and dual display modes Channel Switching ...

Page 24: ...RearViewSafety 24 DISPLAY MODES 5 2 2 Full VIDEO1 screen display 5 2 3 Full MOBILE screen display Full Side Camera Display Full Mirror Link Display ...

Page 25: ...splay simultaneously 5 2 5 CAMERA and MOBILE display simultaneously Please no 1 Both Rev Video mirr camera full 2 Power on has eight st states 3 There ar 1 The rst of triggerin powering o next me 2 The seco turn light o of VIDEO w when the t bu on of T 4 When th 19 Backup Camera Mirror Link Dual Display ...

Page 26: ... dual displays 2 When turned on the screen will automatically show the last display mode viewed Triggering Video 1 Reversing your vehicle will trigger your rear camera 2 The mirror will automatically switch to the full camera display when the brake or turn signals are used 3 When a camera mirror link dual display is shown gridlines will not be dis played ...

Page 27: ...F THE REAR VIEW SAFETY INC SYSTEM AFTER PARTIAL FAILURE OR USEWITH IMPROPER ACCESSORIES WARRANTY PERFORMANCE DURINGTHE ABOVEWARRANTY PERIOD SHOULDYOUR REARVIEW SAFETY PRODUCT EXHIBIT A DEFECT IN MATERIAL ORWORKMANSHIP SUCH DEFECTWILL BE REPAIREDWHEN THE COMPLETE REAR VIEW SAFETY INC PRODUCT IS RETURNED POSTAGE PREPAID AND INSURED TO REARVIEW SAFETY INC OTHERTHANTHE POSTAGE AND INSURANCE REQUIREMEN...

Page 28: ...VER SAFELY REARVIEW SAFETY AND OR ITS AFFILIATES SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY OR LIABILITY FOR DAMAGE AND OR INJURY RESULTING FROM ACCIDENTS OCCURRING WITH VEHICLES HAVING SOME OF REARVIEW SAFETY PRODUCTS INSTALLED AND REARVIEW SAFETY AND OR ITS AFFILIATES THE MANUFACTURER DISTRIBUTOR AND SELLER SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INJURY LOSS OR DAMAGE INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL ARISING OUT OFTHE USE OR ...

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