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    128-6743 1 of 26 VO D 7 0 5 ELECTR ONICS CORP . ® PROV710 / PROV710 S / PROV 710 P DROP-DOWN VIDEO MONIT OR WITH BUIL T -IN DVD PLA YER 128-6743 OF F A UT O ON P O W E R P LAY S TO P E JEC T Date: 12/05/2003 Date: 21/5/2003-PROV710 S & PROV710 P ADDED[...]

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    128-6743 2 of 26 - 2 - IMPORT ANT An LCD panel and/or video monitor may be installed in a motor vehicle and visible to the driver if the LCD panel or video monitor is used for vehicle information, system control, rear or side observation or navigation. If the LCD panel or video monitor is used for television reception, video or DVD play , the LCD p[...]

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    128-6743 3 of 26 - 3 - Congratulations on your purchase of the Audiovox PROV710/PROV710 S /PROV710 P DVD Player with Drop-Down Video Monitor . The PROV710/PROV710 S /PROV710 P has been designed to give you and your family many years of video entertainment in the mobile environment. Please read the directions that follow to familiarize yourself with[...]

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    128-6743 4 of 26 - 4 - Controls and Indicators Diagram OFF AUTO ON POW ER PLA Y ST OP EJ ECT 1 2 4 5 3 6 6 7 8 9 10 11 Closed Position Open Position 13[...]

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    128-6743 5 of 26 - 5 - Main Function Descriptions 1. DVD disc insertion slot. 2. Eject ( ) Button – Ejects disc. 3. Stop ( ) Button – Pressing this button will stop playback. 4. Power Button – Bright red when system is on, dim when off. 5. Play ( ) Button – This button is used to enter the play mode. 6. Dome Lights – provide additional in[...]

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    128-6743 6 of 26 - 6 - Remote Control Operation Battery Installation Before attempting to operate your Remote Control, install the batteries as described below . 1) Turn the Remote Control face down. Using a fingernail, lift the battery cover off. 2) Install two “AAA” batteries as shown. Make sure that proper polarity (+ or -) is observed. 3) A[...]

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    128-6743 7 of 26 - 7 - DVD Function Descriptions * Function control is available on the unit and the remote contro l. 1. DVD POWER ON/OFF Button* Press this button to turn the PROV710/PROV710 S /PROV710 P on. Press the button again to turn the PROV710/PROV710 S /PROV710 P off. 2. DISPLA Y Button Press to display DVD Disc current information. Press [...]

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    128-6743 8 of 26 - 8 - 6. ZOOM Button Press this button to zoom the picture. Press ZOOM button O S D DVD Player Perform Once ZOOM x2 ZOOM picture 2 times T wice ZOOM x3 ZOOM picture 3 times 3 times ZOOM x4 ZOOM picture 4 times 4 times ZOOM x1/2 Reduce picture to 1/2 5 times ZOOM x1/3 Reduce picture to 1/3 6 times ZOOM x1/4 Reduce picture to 1/4 7 t[...]

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    128-6743 9 of 26 - 9 - 10 . A-B REPEA T Button Allows the user to repeat play of a DVD or CD from point A to point B. 1 1a. Select Down (-) Button Used this button to make picture adjustments in picture select mode. b. Select Up (+) Button Used this button to make picture adjustments in picture select mode. Description of Adjustment Items:- Item Pr[...]

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    128-6743 10 of 26 - 10 - 13. PIX Button (PICTURE SELECT) Each time this button is pressed, the on screen picture adjustment display the “adjustment bars” for CONTRAST/ BRIGHTNESS, COLOR or TINT . Once the desired adjustment bar is displayed, use the Select up/Select Down buttons to adjust the setting. The display will automatically turn off if [...]

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    128-6743 11 of 26 - 11 - 20. SETUP Button Allows the user to select the DVD player ’s options (Display , OSD Language, Defaults, Parental Control, Password, Exit Setup) 21. REPEA T Button Allows the user to repeat various positions of a DVD, CD or MP3. 22. NEXT ( | ) Button Allows the user to skip to the next chapter or track. 23. PREVIOUS ( | ) [...]

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    128-6743 12 of 26 - 12 - T urning the PROV710/PROV710 S /PROV710 P On or Off 1. Sliding the screen release lock forward will unlock the LCD screen and it will drop down slightly . Pivot the screen downward until a comfortable viewing angle is reached. The internal friction will hold the screen in position while the system is in use. 2. Pressing the[...]

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    128-6743 13 of 26 - 13 - Remote Sensor The PROV710/PROV710 S /PROV710 P incorporates an infrared sensor , which will relay signals from the remote control to allow the unit to be controlled simply by pointing its remote control at the remote sensor eye. The repeater function allows control of auxiliary equipment such as an Audiovox Video Cassette P[...]

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    128-6743 14 of 26 - 14 - AV 1 This video input may be connected to a Video cassette Player (VCP), video game system, or other audio / video device. T o access the A/V input, turn the PROV710/PROV710 S /PROV710 P on and press the source select button on the PROV710/PROV710 S /PROV710 P or the Source button on the remote control until “A V1” is d[...]

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    128-6743 15 of 26 - 15 - DVD Basics T o get the optimum use out of the DVD section, make sure you read this section completely . Regional Coding Both the DVD player and disc are coded by region. These regional codes must match in order for the disc to play . If the codes don’t match, the disc won’t play . This unit’ s code is region 1. Other [...]

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    128-6743 16 of 26 - 16 - Settings and Adjustments This chapter describes how to set and how to adjust using the on-screen SETUP menu. Using the Setup Menu Using the setup menu you can do the initial setup and set the various options. Y ou can also select a language for the on-screen display , the setup display , and limit play back by children. 1) [...]

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    128-6743 17 of 26 - 17 - Defaults Settings Press the SETUP button and select Default s. The DEF AUL TS SETUP allows you to reset ALL options to the factory default Settings. Press and then press Enter to implement the reset function. Settings for Display Press the SETUP button and select Display . The DISPLA Y SETUP allows you to adjust screen sett[...]

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    128-6743 18 of 26 - 18 - Settings for Parental (Parental Control) This section of the SETUP Menu allows user to control the content of movie playback from G to NO_P ARENT AL. The Parental Control function allows you to limit viewing to your preference. 1. Use the buttons to select G (Children) PG PG 13 R NC-17 ADUL T (Adult) NO_P ARENT AL (No Paren[...]

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    128-6743 19 of 26 - 19 - Settings for Password (Parental Control Password) Press the SETUP button and select P ASSWORD. The P ASSWORD SETUP allows you to change the parent al control password. Press and then press Enter . OLD P ASSWORD Input the OLD password or the default password (4 digits) using the numeric buttons NEW P ASSWORD Input a NEW pass[...]

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    128-6743 20 of 26 - 20 - Playing Audio CDs When playing an audio CD, the DISPLA Y Banner appears automatically . It displays the current track , the total amount of tracks, and the amount of the time for the track playing. Press the DISPLA Y button on the remote to change the DISPLA Y Banner . The options below show you what happens when you press [...]

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    128-6743 21 of 26 - 21 - Playing MP3 Discs MP3 is a format for storing digital audio. An audio CD-quality song can be compressed into the MP3 format with very little loss of quality , while taking up much less space. CD-R discs that have been encoded in MP3 format can be played on your DVD player . Press the DISPLA Y button on the remote to DISPLA [...]

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    128-6743 22 of 26 - 22 - Selecting Folders and Songs When an MP3 disc is inserted in the player , the screen appears automatically . Y ou can change folders and songs through the menu. The DVD player plays the songs in order they were burned on to the disc. 1. Press the up or down arrow button to go through the folder list on the left side of the s[...]

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    128-6743 23 of 26 - 23 - No sound or distorted sound • Make sure your DVD is connected properly . Make sure all cables are securely inserted into the appropriate jacks. • If you are using the IR headphones, make sure you turn on the IR power . • Make sure Modulator is ON and the proper Frequency has been selected. • Y ou can’t advance thr[...]

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    128-6743 24 of 26 - 24 - PROBLEM Picture is distorted • The disc might be damaged. Try another disc. • It is normal for some distortion to appear during forward or reverse scan. • Some discs have sections that prohibit rapid scanning or title and chapter skip. • If you try to skip through the warning information and credits at the beginning[...]

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    128-6743 25 of 26 - 25 - Specifications LCD Backlighting Edge Light T ube Resolution 1440 x 234 Pixels 336,960 Operation T emperature 32 -140º F (0 - 60º C) S torage T emperature -4 - 176º F (20 - 80º C) Backlight life 10,000 Hours Video Display System NTSC/P AL Low Level Audio Output 620 mvp-p 1 kHz @ -15 dB Video Output 1.0Vp-p @ 75 ohms Powe[...]

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    128-6743 26 of 26 128-6743 © Copyright 2003 Audiovox Electronics Corp. 150 Marcus Blvd. Hauppauge, NY 1 1788 AUDIOVOX ELECTRONICS CORP. (the Company) warrants to the original retail p urchaser of this product that should this product or any part thereof, under normal use and conditions, be proven defective in material or workmanship within 36 mont[...]