KTV Global LT07AA 7" TFT LCD Color TV Receiver With FM Transmitter User Manual
KTV Global Corporation 7" TFT LCD Color TV Receiver With FM Transmitter
User Manual
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- KTV MB'“
® APPLICATIONS
" MODEL: LSM-70
7" TFT LCD TELEVISION MONITOR/RECEIVER SYSTEM
INSTALLATION INFORMATION
& OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
THIS PRODUCT IS INTENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION ONLY
FOR MOBILESPECIFIC 12 VOLT DC-ONL Y OPERATION
PLEASE READ ALL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT
I IMPORTANT NOTE
I WHEN USED IN A VEHICLE THIS SYSTEM IS INTENDED PRIMARILV AS A MONITOR FOR A VIDEO
CASSETTE PLAYER. VIDEO GAME‘ OR CAMERA
'ELEVISION BROADCAST RECEPTION WILL BE ADVERSELY AFFECTED BY CONDITIONS SUCH AS
MOTION. CHANGE OF DIRECTION, ATMOSPHERIC ACTIVITY, AND LOCAL SURROUNDINGS
[T ‘S THEREFORE LIKELY THAT BROADCAST PICTURE QUALITY WILL BE MARGINAL WHEN THIS
SYSTEM IS USED IN A MOBILE ENVIRONMENT
HANGES OR MODIFICATIONS IN CONSTRUCTION OF THIS DEVICE WHICH ARE NOT
EXPRESSLY APPROVED BY THE PARTY RESPONSle FOR COMPLIANCE COULD VOID THE
USER‘S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT.
-TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS UNIT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
-DO NOT OPEN THE CABINET. DANGEROUS HIGH VOLTAGE IS PRESENT. SERVICING SHOULD
ONLY BE PERFORMED BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL
- THIS LCD VIDEO SYSTEM SHOULD ONLY BE OPERATED WITH 12V DC
GRAPHICAL SVMBOLS EXPLANATION
This I-ghmmg [lash Willi arrowhead symlml,
wnhm an eqdlaleral mangle is intended lo alen the user
_ I0 lhe presence ol uninsulaled ”dangerous vollage“ within
lhe product's ail-Josue Inal may be cl sufiicienl magm-
tude lo oonslilule a risk ol alsmric shock to persons.
28 3257522 2°55“; “R “C“ . The exclamation poinl wilhin an equilateral triangle is
55:33 2g“ N5 m mended to alen the user ID ihe presence oI lmponanl
' operating and mainlenance (Servicmg) Instrumions In Iha
lle'alure accompanying the appllance.
nu. FIEI) saw as PEafionhEL
FCC WARNINGS ,‘
ThIS equipment may generate or use radio frequency energy. Change or modifications to Ihis equip-
ment may cause harmlul inleflerence uriess the modfllcatims are expressly approved in Ihe Instruc»
lion manual.
The user could lose the authorizaflun 10 operale this equipment it an unauthorized change or modill»
cation is made.
1. Read Instructions—Ali the satety and operating instructions should be read betore the appliance
is operated
2. Retain Instructions-The satety and operating instructions should be retained for tuture refer-
SHOE
3. Heed Wamings-AII warnings on the product and in the operating instructions should be adhered
to.
4. Follow Instmctions-Ali operating and use instructions should be followed.
5. Cleaning-Unplug this product lrom power cable connector beiore cleaning. Do not use liquid
cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth tor cleaning.
6. Attachments-Do not use attachments not recommended by the product manufacturer as they
may cause hazards
7. Water and Moisture-Do not install this product near water-for example, near a bath tub, wash—
bowl, kitchen sink. or laundry tub; in a wet basement; or near a swimming pool; and the like.
8. Accessories-Do not place this product on an unstable cart. stand. tripod, bracket. or table The
product may tell, causing serious injury to a child or adult. and serious damage to the equipment,
Use only With a can. stand. tripod. bracket. or table recommended by the manuiacturer. or sold
with the product. Any mounting oi the product should totlow the manuiacturer‘s instructions. and
should use a mounting approved by the manulaoturer.
9. A product and can combination should be moved with care.
Quick stops, excessive tome. and uneven surfaces may cause the product and cart combination
to overturn.
10. Ventilation-Slots and openings in thecabinet are
provided for ventilation and to ensure reliable operation ot the product and to
protect it lrom overheating. and these should never be blocked by placing
the product on a bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surface, 0
This product should not be placed in a built-in installation such as a
bookcase or rack unless proper ventilation such as a bookcase or rack
unless proper ventilation is proVided orttre manulaclurers instructions have been adhered to.
11. Power Sources-This product shoud be opemled only trom the type of power source indicated on
the marking label lt you are not sure olthe type 01 powersupply to your car, consult your product
dealer.
For products intended to operate from battery power. or other source, refer to the operating
irstructions.
rz. Servicing-Do not attempt to service this prompt yourself as opening or removing covers may
expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Reter all servicing to qualified same person-
nei.
13. Damage requiring Service-Unplug this produdlhe wall outlet and refer serVicing to qualified
serVice personnel under the following conditions:
a. When the power-supply cord or plug is damaged.
b. it liquid has been supplied, or objects have lailen into the product.
5. lithe product has been exposed to rain orwater.
d. lithe product does not operate normally bylollowing the operating instructions, Adjust only
those controls that are covered by the operating instructions as an improper adiuslment at
other controls may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified techni-
cian to restore the product to its normal operation.
e. lithe product has been dropped. or the cabinet has been damaged.
l. When the product exhibits a d’stinct change in periormance-this indicates a need ior service.
14. Replacement Parts-When replacement pans are required, be sure the service technician has
used replacement parts specilied by the manulaciurer or that have the same characteristics as
the original parl.Unauthorized substinmons may result in fire, electric shock or other hazards,
15. solely Check-Upon completion cl any service or repairs to this video product ask the service
technician to periorrri solely checks to determine that the video product is in proper operating
condition.
16. Wall or Ceiling Mounting-The product shodd be mounted to a wall or ceiling only safety rec-
ommended by the manutacturer.
17. Hut-The product should be situated away Irom heat sources such as radiators heat registersi
stovesr or other products (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
We urge you Io careIuIIy read aII oI lhe descripfions and operahng procedures contamed in Ihrs
Owner's ManuaI before operating your new ISM—70.
V» CAUTIONS .......................................................... 2
{v IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS ............................................. 3
; TABLE OF CONTENTS (THIS PAGE) -------------------------------------- 5
r‘ FEATURES . 6
, Accessomgs ....................................................... 7
if" IDENTIFICATION OF LSM-70 CONTROLS 81 CONNECTORS --------------------- B
if REMOTE CONTROL USE ............................................... 10
b“ SIGNAL CONNECTION « - 4 12
yr powsn CONNECTION ............................... . . 14
v DOME LIGHT CONNECTION ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 15
y serup Fog CAR USE ................................................ 15
y LEM-70 0PEHAT|0N ................................................. 17
P MENU BUTTON - GENERAL INFORMATION ................................ 18
7 SETUP BU'I'I'ON -OPERATIONS ................ _ _19
w SCREEN BUTTON - OPERATIONS -------------------------------------- 21
w FM TRANSMIT BUTTON — OPERATIONS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 22
p prc'rUflE BU'ITON ................................................... 23
7 STATUS EUTI’ON ................................................... 24
7 OTHER USEFUL FUNCTIONS - ~ 25
P RECEPTION DISTURBANCE -------------------------------------------- 27
P TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE ............................................ 25
p SPECIFICATIONS .................................................... 29
7 lNCH TFI' LCD Panel
t2 Volt DC Operation
Wireless Remote Control
MTS Stereo Frequency Synthesizer Tuning Mtem
Full On-Screen Display at all SWitching Functions
Full Onchreen Display at all Picture Functions
Automatic Power On‘ Automatic PowerOflE Memory Power On Functions
High Voltage Protection (Over 18 Volts DC)
Polarity Reversal Protection
Four Input Selections (Built-in MTS Stereo TV Tuner, Stereo AudioNideo Inputs t , 2, 8. 3)
Low Level Stereo AudioNideo Output
Powered Stereo External Speakers Outpul
Built-in Stereo FM Transmitter With On-Screen Frequency Selection Si Conlrol
Bullt-ln Stereo lR Transmitter
External Antenna Input
10-Year Memory Back Up
15‘ Extension Cable Supplies Power To & Receives Signal From KEC Mobile Applications VCP's
ooooooQoée-Aoeaae»
The Remote Control/er that is packaged wnh lhis unit will also control any KEC Mobile Applications VCP
more: ,
(Automatic Power On Function:
This system will automatically power on whenever the LCD screen is lowered to its viewing position,
Automatic Power Off Function:
This system will automatically turn ml approximately 15 minutes alter it last receives a viden signal.
Memory Power On Function:
it this system was in power on made when power was last removed (unplugged or ignition off),
it Will automatically turn on when power is reapplied.
0 12V DC Power anemia" cable
0 BATTERIESMM x 2) 0 AN! EXTENSION CABLE
(Design may vany with packaging)
0 REMOTE CONTROL
Q WARRANTV CARD 0 OWNERS MANUAL 0 CUTOUT TEMPLATE
The lollawmg optional accessory is available Irom KEC Mobile Appllcations and/or lts dislrlbulors at
addmonal cost“
1111
0 HOUSING FRAME & INSTALLATDN SCREWS
Omar general and vehlcle specific mounting and imallan'on accessories are also available
0 FRONT VIEW
14 15 16 17 1B 19 20
Note: ‘he vmk'me (—/+) Keys are ass used 40r pwclure adjustments and amev MEMU news
5.
10,
11.
12
DC INPUT JACK
For connedlon (a source OI 12 Volt DC power.
EXTERNAL SPEAKERS OUTPUTOON- 13.
NECTOR
Supoles 2 o Wrcnannel @ 4 g (vallabh) Inrmn' u
neclron DI oplronal exlernal speakers Use with
supplred Exlemal Speaker Extension Cable
(L&R+ &COmmOn Ground). |5
LliR AUDlONlDEO (THROUGH) OUTPUT
JACKS 16
Supplles LGrR Allle and Vldeo slgrlal lnr oonnee
non lo addltlnnal rnonllors external amphliersu
Etc 11.
When lne screen ls lowered these oulpms
always lead me srgnal lrom rhe selemeo inpm
source. 13.
When the Scleen rs rn lne closed posnml. mese
Outpuls always lead me slgnal lrern (he ploglam
Suume wnnened IO ANT,
AUDIONIDEO 1 EXTENSION CABLE core
NECTOR 19.
For cunnactlun ol supplrad ls loor LAR
Audlo’Vldso r Exlensmrl Cable. The Exlensron 20
Cable receives NV sronals lrorn and makes 12 ~
Voll DC Power & Fl-Lirlk Connecllon lo KEC
Mobile Appllcallons VCF‘s
ANTENNA INPUT JACK
For connaclron cl an enemal leleursm- broad-
cast antenna
L&R AUDIO/VIDEO 2 INPUT JACKS
For oonneclion or 3 am program source.
REMOTE CONTROL SENSOR A IR
TRANSMITTER LED
~ Recewes ccnlral slgnals lrem the female cow
lrol hand unit. Also passes controls Signals lo
a KEC Moblle Appllcallons Vldeocasselle
Player (haI ls Connecled vla an R—Lllk cable
- Tlansmlls Iow~puwer srereo audlo slgnal lor
reoeplron on In neaoorrone.
LAMPS
valdss addmnnal venlcle llgnfing.
LAMPS swncrl
Seleers lrgnlmg meoe
LCD PANEL DROP-DOWN TOUCH
SENSOR
Push to release LCD Panel Imm SIored poslllon
LAMP POWER INPUTWIRES
12V Conslarll CnaSSlS Ground A Dom 9mm,
AUTO POWER SWITCH
Lewenng LCD Panel aulomarreally (Uns power
on.
Ava INPUT JACK
Formnneeuon ol a 3rd program source.
TVMDEO BUTTON
Selecls pmg ram Source ElrcadcaSl Tv. Mil
Ml2, ANS.
MENU BUTTON
Dusplays on-soreen Main menu.
PICTURE BUTTON
Orsolays onscreen Prmure menu
CHANNEL DOWN (v), UP(A) BUTTONS
Selecrs lne nexl lower Or nrgnerenannel eloreo ln
memory
VOLUME DOWN (7), UP (A) BUTTONS
Masts volume ol [Opllonal] speakers wlled lo
Extemal Speakers Culpul Conneolor m).
Also used rn comuncllcn wllh the all—screen
menus
POWER BUTTON
Press lo powsl the LCD Panel ONr‘OFF
STAND-EV INDICATOR
lllurninales lo indlcale that 12 Volt DC Fewer ls
avaiable, our meal LCD screen is nol powered on.
1. vaneo WTI’ON
‘ Remote Control Press repeatedly ro cyde program snurce selecflon between TV.
AN| IN 14. AM IN 3. ANS w. Tms ounon Is dupheared on me
Lsmods Comml Panel
2. TVICATV Bu‘rmN
Used to choose between regurer broadcast rexevrsron recepflun and
murdering reception. Pressmg repeahedry cydes belweerv “TV“
ad 'CATV. The system must be m TV mode lorrnrs re mnehon
3. DIRECT CHANEL SELECTION (D ~ 9) BUTTONS
Used inrlhedlren selefiicn cf broadcast Ehannels.
4. MENU BU'ITM
Press In call u.) an onscreen menu. Press egarn ro advance (a the
next menu item. The selected Hem M” be displayed wn MAGENTA If
he final llem m me menu hst rs seweered. pressmg again wru remove
the menu lrom Ihe screen. Tms butlon rs dup‘icaled on (he
LSM104'5 Control Pena.
5. lemEDOWN(V)rUP(A) BUTTONS
Thfie 2 bunons are pnmanly used m conjuncmn th «he MENU
(54) and PlCTURE (m 3) bdnons
However, ll speakers are connected to (he EXTERNAL SPEAKERS
OUTPUT CONNECTOR, mesa bunons MU ESQ Wovk tD adjust then
volume. These buttons are duphcafisd on We LSM104‘S Contra?
Panel
6. CHANEL DOWN (V). U? (A) BUTTONS
Press no new me nerd hrgher or wower channew stored m memory.
These buttons are duplrcaven on me stod‘s Comm PBHEL
7. MUTE BUTTON
Press (0 lempoiarly reduce sound to mmimum >svsL Press again to
reslore scum.
a, STATUS BUTTON
Press wealeflly to cycie bemeen a userediustabws procure and 3
dMefefll Drew pmule Dawancas,
3. TV POWER EUTrON : Press (0 turn the LCD Panel ON'OFF Thus bum“ ls duphcaled on the LSMJO‘s Connor Farm.
10. DISPLAY ELFI'I'ON : Press to («sway me Progam Source (NW, Arvz. AM Dr Channe‘ m you are vrewmg and me
selling of me SLEEP TIMER
11. (10ch Vle EUTI'ON : Press In cyde beMeenme wlefllaud |he WWW Viewed channe‘ The sysiem mm be in
TV made for (his bum)“ Io [mm
12. (00 BUTTON : Used wwm Dlrecl Channel Seledlofl Mums luf CATV Dhannel numbers 100 and shave
13. PICTURE BUTTON : Press rd den up he onscreen name Menu. Press repeatedry rd serecr cdnrrasr. Bnghmess,
Sharpness, Color. m or Dnsplay on. The Md rrern wm be msplayed in MAGENTA Amus!
(he desved Vern wnh me VOLUME bullms
u. SLEEP BUTTON :Sersrhe Tvmmficalypowevofln 151mmnmes.
15. VCP. DVD Section
®POWER - Used (alum vcp DVD On or on Tape wromarealy mam-mar on.
® PLAY- Used rd may a vemrdedwdemape or DVD
(3) STOP - Used re stop me vrdeorape or DVD
g) mmnq w» > - Used rd deer noise has horn pme «mg flamed for DVD hrnmron, nen Search or previews search,
@ HEW/FF » Used to Rewmd or Fast Forward Ibevnieo‘ape u DvD.
@ sru- Used rd “heeze” pldme
® OPEN/CLOSE . Used to open'dose (he vcr7 or DVD.
15. BATI’ERV COVER
NOVES :
. The semen rs covered m gveatev deran m we KTV Vneomsate Playerand DVD Owners Manual
. rne VCP buttons on thls remote are designed!) operate KTV while WWs Vrdedeassene Pwayers and DVD dnry. The
bum may ooerare emer manudacrurers VCPs. and IJVD nmhmidns may vary or penorrn errahcauy.
10
Remote control sensor
e Remote control should be directed atthe Remote Control sensor just below the LCD Screen as
shown above
0 The maximum operating distance of the Remote Control Is about 10 leet,
0 The Remote Control should be kept away Irom UV exposure which may disrupt rts operation.
0 tt may be difficult to receive Remote Conlrol signal when UV is present, ll this occurs, it Will be her}
essary to operate it closer to the Remote Control Sensor,
REMOTE CONTROL BATTERV INSTALLATION
it is lime to replace the batteries when the remote control is not working properly.
(Alkaline batteries usually Iasttor 6 months to 1 year,)
0 Press down and push the battery compartment cover in the direction oi the arrow and Iitt off.
0 Install new batteries in the compartment. Be sure to observe the correct polarity (4) as indicated in
the compartment.
c Use onty new AAA batteries of the same type,
t It batteries become exhausted, remove them immediately to avoid leakage.
c Should battery leakage occur, clean the battery compartment with a soft cloth and replace With new
batteries
CAUTION : Avoid dropping the remote cotirol.
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External Speaker
Exlenslon Cable (15 foot)
External Speaker 13:3 f;
rev 03 mm
(4 ohms >< 2) “3
NV 1 lNPUTS
KTV Moblle
Applicallon VCP
Exlensmn Cable
415 looll \
VHFrUHF g
ANTENNA
75-0l‘rm
Coaxlal Cable NV 2 lNPUTS
GAME CAMERA.
DVD, ETC.
AN 3 INPUTS
GAME. CAMERA
DVD ETC.
Be sure (0 d|sconned POWER before making any connecliorrs.
This illustrancn shows only one poss|ble example ol external equ'prnenl cunneclion. For a more detailed
understandrng of each cannecnorr. please reler Io me nslnm‘on manuals supplred wrm each component you
plan to conned
The 15 loot cable simplflies ccnnecliorr and installalion 0! me prlmary program source ll a KTV Mobrle
Applications Videocassefie Player is used as lhe A/Vl program source, only this single cable ls need-
ed as it supplies 12V power to and recerves signal item the VCP.
M Connect To
‘lO—Pln Male & Lock LSM-70 10Pin Male 8. Lock Conneclor
2-P1n Mate & Lock KTV VCP 12V Power Input {Designed to provrde power to KTmeducrs ONL!
RCA Plug Yellow (Male) ANl Video Outpll
RCA Plug Red (Male) ANl Right Audlo Oulpll
RCA Plug White (Male) ANl Left Audio Oulpul
Minl Phone Plug (Male) KTV VCP R-Link Inptn‘lOulpm
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SELECTiNG THE PROGRAM SOURCE
Press the TVNlDEO button on the Hermie Control or LCM-70 Control Panel to select the desired
program source. Repeatedly pressing the human will swttch between inputs as follows
Broadcast TV (builtrin) —» NV 1 a ANZ s» AN 3 A4 Broadcast TV
AUDIO SVSTEM
- The Audio Outputs always teed a lovHevel audio signal lrom the selected input,
v The Audio Outputs teed a Monophorir: sigmal whenever the setected input source has a Monophonic
audio signal to g. a monophonic hroadoastfiom the bill-in TV Tuner, or the signal from a Monophonic
VCP connected to the NV 1, 2 or 3 irpm terminals).
- The Audio Outputs teed a Stereo signai whervevefthe selected input source has a Stereo audio signal
(eg. a stereo broadcast received by the builtin TVTuner, or Ihe Signal trom a Hi—fi Stereo VCP or DVD
that is oonnectad to the NV 1, 2 or 3 input tenninals).
- The EXTERNAL SPEAKERS OUTPUT CONECTOR leech a ligh level mono or stereo signal whose
level is Variable up to 2.0W maximum when oonneded to 44mm speakers.
- IR (Introred Hays) Transmitter
The built~in lR Transmitter allows you to Isten lo the Stereo or Monophonic audio signal trom the selected
program source (T V. AN l. ANZ or Alt/3) on IR Wireless Headphones manuiactured by UnWiredtfc
Technology LLC. We do not otter these headphones oursewes. but lhey are widely available under the
Uriwired® brand name Headphones sold under other brand names that are compatible With Unwlred®
may also be used. The IR signal IS always we.
TRANSMITTER POSlTlONING
m vnANSMrrEu
. Wreless FM Transmitter
The builtrin FM Broadcast Transmitter allows youlolismn to the Stereo or Monophonic audio signal irorn the
selected program source (TV, AN1, NV2 orANS) onlhe FM Band of the vehicle‘s radio or on headphones
equipped with an FM tuner See page 21 d Iris nut-id for aft! description and details of operation.
VI DEO SYSTEM
This model incorporates 3 sets of STEREO AUDIO/VIDEO INPUTS (NVl. NVE. lit ANS) for direct connection
or up to 3 external program sources (Videocasette Player. Video Game, DVD Player. Camcorder, etc.)
Direa connection results in superiorvideo qialityand should be used whenever the external program source
provdes direct outputs. Fleierlo the instructim mama] suppied wilh eedi extemal instrument tor details.
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CONNECTING T0 CAR POWER
From Vehicle Battery
RED‘ DC12V A
BLACK GROUND ( A; ‘- ,
W“ {i
Power
Enensinn Cable-(151000
emny used to connect the LSM-70Io Ihe 12Vo|| powev supply varies dependmg on
product packaging.
MANUFACTURER TEASUNG ELECTRIC CO.,LTD. TVPEI‘ : AWM STVLE 1015
WARNING
The DC Banery Cord ws ONLY Ior use wwm this model. Do not use w 10 power any othev product
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IMPORTANT NOTE - NEGATIVE 8: POSITIVE DOOR CIRCUITS:
The 3-wire harness lor the LSM-70‘s builtin dome lights is colorcoded for use in vehicles that employ
a negative door circuit This includes most US and imported vehictes.
Most Ford Motor Company vehicles and some imported vehicles employ a positive door cirou'n.
First verity which type at circuit is used in the irsiallaiion vehicle and then lollow the instructions in the
appropriate section below
(1) NEGATIVE Door Circuit
Red wire - Connect to 12V unswitchedpouer
Black wire - Connect to chassis ground.
This we provtdes a gromd. The lights wrll illuminate when the LSM-70‘s Srposition dome
light swttch IS in the ON position. Failure to connectthis wire to ground will prevent the
dome lights lrom illuminating wilh the switch In the ON position
White wire - Connect to negative door switch
This wire will short to ground when a door is opened. The lights will illuminate ii the
LSM-70‘s S-poswion dome light switch is in lhe DOOR position
(2) POSITIVE Door Circuit
Red wlra - Connect to chassis ground.
Black wire - Connect to 12V unswztched power.
It there is no constant power wire underthe factory dome light a constant power lead will
have to be run to a source oi unswitcheo 12V power.
White wlne - Connect to positive door swnch.
This we WlII have 12V power when a door is opened.
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1. LSM-7O INSTALLATION
ONDITION SHOULD THE LCD DISPLAY BE MOUNTED IN ANY POSITION WHERE A
PICTURE MIGHT BE VISIBLE TO THE DRIVER. EVEN IN THOSE CASES WHERE SUCH AN
INSTALLATION IS NOT PROHIBITED BY LAW. DOING SO MIGHT INCREASE THE LIKELIHOOD
OF A SERIOUS ACCIDENT
EXAMPLE(Using oplional mouming bracket)
InsIaII me unitwith 4 screws.
. Use extreme care to insure that tools do nut
damage the unit.
‘ Use extreme care to insure that cutting tools
and/or mounfing screws do not contact, cut or anI
ihrough exterior body panels,
rpIug should not be aocessibie In five consumer.
When (he componens are mounted with screws‘ be cena‘n Ihal the minimum homes of me mount-
mg material IS as IcIIcws'
Wood :10mm ormcre ‘
MeIaI : arm or mare w
Plastic : 4mm ormore
2. L5M-70 CUTOUT DIMENSIONS
A culout IempIate IS packaged with this unit.
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1. INITIAL PREPARATION
- Insert batteries into the Remote Control unit wlollowing the procedure descnbed in the
"REMOTE CONTROL BATTERY INSTALLATION' section in this manual.
- Follow the procedure described in the 'MENU OPERATION" and "AUTO PROGRAM”
sections that tollow to automatically scan and store active television channels into memony.
2. BASIC OPERATION PROCEDURE
1 Lowering the LCD Screen releases the AUTO POWER
SWITCH (see item x12 on page 8) and turns power on.
The lanII source last Vlewed will be automatically (2)
selected
It the screen lS already lowered but power has been
turned alt manually (or by the AUTO POWER OFF
Iunctron). press the POWER button on the LSM-70
Control Panel or remote control to turn power back on. (4)
2. Press the TVNIDEO button on the LSM~70 Control
Panel or Flemote Control to select the desired mode
(TV,VIDE01.VIDEO 2. VlDEO 3).
3. It TV mode has been selected. select the desired channel using the CHANNEL V/A but-
tons on the LSM-70 Control Panel or Remote Control. Pressmg the '/A buttons
advances to the next lower or higher channel stored in memory.
Channels can be selected directly by using the 10~digil Keypad on the Remote Control.
Example, To select Channel 5. press '0' first, than press '5". (It “0” is not pressed first,
there Will be a delay at about 5 seconds betore the channel changes.)
4. If external speakers are connected to the EXTERNAL SPEAKERS OUTPUT CONNEC—
TOR. the VOLUME —/+ buttons on the Remote Control may be used to adjust the speak-
er's volume.
The volume level wrll be shown on the screen wilh 3 VOLUME 33
bar scale and a reference number (0-63) as shown. _
NOTE atottrme level can be muted instantly by pressing the MUTE button on the Remote
“ Control. See "MUTE Eunon' on page 26.
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On-Screen Display
- On-screen displays automatically disappear alter about 5 seconds it no selection is made.
The MENU button gives you access to a variety ofTV and Monitor functions.
1. Press the MENU button on the Remote Control.
The lirst time it is pressed. the tottowrng display appears on the screen.
ten g on MENU
® in SETUP
S SCREEN
M 8 @ ® W I) lit FM TRANSMIT
@ D. LANGUAGE ENGLISH
C] C] C] C]
m sums gm mus e SEL. +SET
Many at this television‘s leatures are acocesseo through on-screen menus. All at these MENU
instructions rater to the circular arrangement at 5 buttons on the Roots Control. but you may also use
the buttons on the lrcnt panel at the television.
it you will spend a little time lamilianzing yoursett with the operation at these 5 buttons, you will find
that settings and adjustments are very simple to pertorm:
Button Menu Functien(S)
Press to display MAIN MENU on the screen,
MENU Press again to remove MAIN MENU tram the screen.
It a SUB-MENU is on the screen. press to return to the MAIN MENU
Moves the red cursed ->) up and down the MENU listings.
CHANNEL V/A The selected item will change from CYAN to RED, indicating that it
may be adjusted.
Press to select an item, Operates like a computer Enter or Return
VOLUME + key.
Press to adjust or change a selected item.
In Picture and FM mode: Works with + button lor picture adjust-
merits.
VOLUM E-
ast related items —- SETUP— are only shown in the MENU display it the LSMV7O is
se to TV Mode.
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(1) ANTENNA SELECTION
Thls menu lIem allows you to change the tuner reception mode from “TV" (for regular
VH F/UHF channels) and " CATV " (for cable channeh)
Procedure
1 Press the MENU button to bring lplhe MAIN MENU.
2. Press the CHANNEL V/A buttons III necessary) I0 highlight SET UP
3. Press the VOLUME ¢ button to bring up the SET UP menu
EIIl MENU
D SET UP
[I SETUP ANTENNA TV?
E SCREEN AUTOPROGRAM
IE FMTRANSMlT CHANNEL LIST
Do LANGUAGE ENGLISH
0 SEL. +ENTEN 0 SEL +SET
4. Press the CHANNEL V/A bultons (ll necessary) to highlight ANTENNA
5. Press the VOLUME 4- bulton to change the selection lrom "ANTENNA : TV" (for broadcast
TV) to “ANTENNA: CATV' (lor cable TV) or woe verse.
6. After you have made the desired ANTBINA selection, press the MENU butten repeatedly
until the menu dlsappears.
Alternate Procedure:
El SET UP El SET UP
ANTENNA TVZ ANTENNA CATV?
AUTOPROGHAM AUTOPROGRAM
CHANNEL LIST CHANNEL LIST
6 SEL. +SET Q SEL. +SET
You can also select the tuner reception mode without using the menus by presslng lhe
TV/CATV button on the remote control.
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(2) AUTO PROGRAM
This function allows automatic memorization of all active TV channels in your viewing area. Once
memorized. channels can be selected with the CHANNEL VIA buttons on the Remote Control or on
the LSMtOA‘s Control Panel.
Procedure
- Press the TV/Vldeo button as necessary to switch to TV Mode.
- Press the CHANNEL VIA buttons (if necessary) to higilight
- Press the VOLUME + button to bring up the SEI'UP menu.
rm MENU El SET UP
|:| SETUP ANTENNA w 2
B SCREEN AUTOPROGRAM
rm FM TRANSMIT Q CHANNEL LlST
D- LANGUAGE ENGLlSH
e MOVE +ENTER e MOVE +ENTER
- Press the CHANNEL VIA buttons til necessary) to highlight AUTOPROGHAM.
- Press the VOLUME + button.
The lollowlng display will appear and the program set-up procedure wrll begin automatlcally.
l——
El SET UF‘
ANTENNA : TV 2 AUTO PROGRAMMING
AUTOFROGHAM :} 5 z}
CHANNEL LlST ¢$TOP
6 MOVE +ENTER
All pcssrble channels will be rapidly scanned and 3! active channels Will be memorized.
- Note that very weak broadcast signals will not be memorized.
- it you Msh to stop the Auto Programming procedure before it is finished, press the VOLUME + button.
(3) CHANNEL LIST
You wtll note that the AUTO PROGRAM procedure generates and displays a CHANNEL LIST of the
actrve channels that have been stored in memory.
You may select channels dlrectly lrom this fist as Mlotns:
~ Press the VOLUME + button to bring upthe SETUP menu.
- Press the CHANNEL buttons (lf necessary) to highlight CH usr. ~ Then press the VOLUM E+ button.
A display of channels will appear:
El SET UP
ANTENNA TV2
AUTOPROGRAM z}
CHANNEL LIST
¢ MOVE +ENTER
Press the CHANNEL V/A buttons to select the Manuel you w'sh to vlew,
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(1) ASPECT/ZOOM SELECTION
This menu item alicws you to change theASPECT/ZOOM mode torrn viewing area.
Procedure
- Press the TV/Virteo button as necessaIy to switch to TV Mode.
- Press the CHANNEL v/A buttons (n necessary) in highlight.
' Press the VOLUME + button to bring up the SCREEN menu.
Ell] MENU E SCREEN
D SETUP ASPECT/ZOOM FULL
§ SCREEN SCAN REV. NORMAL
Iii FM THANSMIT D 03,3 BOX OF;
B. LANGUAGE ENGLiSH
s MOVE ¢ENTER e MOVE AENTER
- Press the VOLUME + button as many times as necessary to set ASPECT/ZOOM made as desired
to “Fuil‘I “NORMAL" "WIDE I" or "WIDE2‘
(2) SCAN REV.
This menu item allows you to change he minortimtion.
- Press the MENU butth to bring uptne MAIN MENU.
- Press the CHANNEL V/A buttons (it necessary) lo hignight SCREEN, v
- Press the VOLUME 4» button to bring up the SCREEN menu.
[II] MENU E SCREEN [£3
El SETUP ASPECT/ZooM FUL
E SCREEN SCAN REV RE RSE
El FM THANSMIT OSD BOX OFF
D- MNGUAGE ENGUSH D ., »A
0 MOVE +ENTEH 6 MOVE +35
- Press the VOLUME + butth as many limes as necessary to set SCAN REV mode as desired to
"NORMAL“ or "REVERSE".
a) 050 sox
You can choose between using the OSD BOX 'ON' or 'OFF‘
- Press the MENU button to bring up the MAIN MENU.
- Press the CHANNEL buttons (it necessary) to highight SCREEN.
- Press the VOLUME + button to bring up the screen menu.
nu MENU El SCREEN
D SET UP ASPECT/ZOOM FULL
Q SCREEN SCAN REV REVERSE
B FMTRANSMIT D osn BOX ON
D— IANGUAGE ENGLISH
6 MOVE +ENTER
6 WVE * SET
- Press the VOLUME + button as many times as necessary to set OSD BOX mode as desired to
'ON' or “OFF"
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(4) FM BROADCAST MODE & FM FREQUENCY
The LSM-70 has a built-in FM Stereo Broadwst Transnimr to alkm you to listen to the audio signal from the
selected program source (TV, NVt. NVZ. or ANS) throng: thevehrde‘s FM radio.
Procedure
~ Press the MENU button to bring up me MAIN MENU.
~ Press the CHANNEL V/A buttons (I1 necessary) to highllgttFM TRANSMIT
~ Press the VOLUME + button to bring up the FM TRANSMIT menu
rm MENU El FM TRANSMlT
Cl SET up FM MODE MODEt
El SCREEN FM FREQ. as SMHz
rm FMTHANSMIT
D. LANGUAGE ENGLlSH E>
s SEL +ENTER s SEL +ENTER
. Press the VOLUME + button as many tunes as necessary to set FM MODE as desired to “MODE 1”v
“MODE 2“ or “OFF".
6) It "MODE 1“ was selected in step 2 above, press the CHANNEL V/ A buttons again to select "FM
FREQ“, then press the VOLUME - or + button repeatedy to choose one of the 4 preset FM
Frequencies: 88.3MH1‘ 88.7MHz. 89.1MHz orQOJJMHz.
® ll "MODE 2“ was set in step 2 above. press the CHANNEL WA buttons again to select " FM
FREQ", then press the VOLUME - or , button to choose any FM Frequency from 88.3MH1 to
95.0MHZ in 0 tMHzttOOKHzt increments.
Tune the vehicle‘s radio to the frequency chosen m step 3 above.
it may be necessary to repeat step 3. mousing a titlerenl lrequency each time, betnre you are able to
receive a satistactory signal. The best signal rs usually obtained by choosing a trequancy that is not
acuvety broadcasting in your area. Also note that better results may be obtained it the vehicle‘s antenna
can be towered inependently
El FM TRANSMiT
FM MODE MODE! A/ Si FM
FM FREQ. 88.7MH1 ‘
(D 0)
SPEAKER
9 SEL + ENTER
Example - Receiving Audio through the FM Ratio at 88.7MH7.
. . ySFALLEFt
f-TheFM'fiansmltter Antenna (Page 8 ms) should be installed it the direction of the vehicle's main
FM Antenna.
~ Never adjust the LA01 cell on the FM Transrifler board. Itwas optrmaliy adjusted at the tactory.
The PICTURE button allows you to select each picmre adjufiment element.
General Ptcture Adjustment Procedure:
. Press the PICTURE button on the Remote Control or on the L5Mr70 Control Panel to bnng up the
PlCTUFlE Menu.
. Press the CHANNEL V/A buttons to move the ousorto the item you wish to adjust
. Use the VOLUME +/, buttons to adjustthe picture to your personal taste, An adlustment bar graph
wtll appear at the bottom of the screen as soon as the VOLUME + or VOLUME — button ls pressed.
— After selecting the destred mode, press the VOLUME -/ r buttons to adjust the picture as you
prefer according to the chart below.
VOL - VITEM vor_+
> LlGHT CONTRAST STRONG
DARK anreumsss amour
son summsss SHARP
suaoueo _ COLOR vrvro
PEDDISH ‘" 11m- GREENISH
Example - Adlustlng CONTRAST
- Press the PICTURE button to display the PICTURE menu and select CONTRAST,
. Press the VOLUME - / 4» buttons to call up and adjust the CONTRAST bar dlsplay.
. PICTURE
o CONTRAST so
3} enreumess 32
e SHAHPNESS 32
a coma 32
u TINT 0
6 MOVE tADJ.
@ CONTRAST 75
2 om :
EEfiC'TURE FUNCTIONS:
stments are only memorized it the STATUS Mode (see next seotton) ts set to "CUSTOM“,
Color LCD screens operate dtflerenfly than conventional oolor picture tubes As you operate the pic»
ture controls, you will notes that the range of aqustment is somewhat less dramattc than would occur
with a conventional ptcture tube
The STATUS bunon on the Ramble Control lets you select between a CUSTOM adjustable pmuve
semng mode or any one ul 3 laclory preeel piclure modes.
Pressmg the PlCTUFlE button repeatedly changes the mode as lollows.
(1) CUSTOM mode <7, "
q,
(2) STANDARD mode
(a) DVNAMIC mode
‘L (5) NO DISPLAY
(4) MILD mode
MODE PICTURE
Select this mode to view a picluve mat may be adjusted to you! own
personal lasle
Note: While poo-Me aqusamenls may also be made in ms other 3
males, adfltslments Will only be stored in memory in CUSTOM mode.
CUSTOM
Salem Iris modem restore Mule au’luslmems lo lhe normal factory-
STANDAFlD preset mode.
Select this modem View a poweflul and clear picture,
DVNAMIC ThlS mode is named especialy lur viewing i| bngmer (daylight) envi-
ronmems,
Select lh's mode lo view a milder pickle.
MILD This mode 5 intended especially for viewing in darker (nighmme)
environmenls or to lessen eye faligue.
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(1) QUICK VIEW Button
Press the O Vle button on the Remote Control. “W”
The prevtously viewed channel will appear on the screen. %
Press QVIEW agaln to swttch hack to the original channel.
(2) DISPLAY Button “my
Press the DlSFLAV button on the Remote Comm. <%
The Program Source (Channel tl & MTS made, AN1, AN2 or ANS) you are vtewing and the set-
tlng of the SLEEP TIMER wtll be displayed as shown,
(3) SLEEP Button
Press the SLEEP button to select a time penod between 15 and 180 mlnutes after which the
LSM104 will automatlcally switch to pmev-olt mode.
Repeatedly messing the SLEEP button on the Remote Control cycles the SLEEP tlmer as shown
below.
—->0FF->15430->45+60»90+|20->150->150—\
the sleep timer tunctlon, mess the SLEEP button repeatedly HUM the words
"SLEEP OFF" are displayed.
(4) MUTE Button
Pressthe MUTE button on the Remote Control.
Audio from any speaker(s) attached to the EXTERNAL SPEAKERS OUTPUT CONNECTOR Wt”
be reduced to zero and “MUTE“ will appear on the screen
Pressing the MUTE button again will restore the audio to its orrginal level.
VOLUM E 33
2 &\
- WW MUTE
(5) NOISE TIME Mode(Automatic power shutflff)
It the system is not swrtched of! when a TV Statlon stops broadcasting, (or any other program
source ends) the system witl automatmlly go 10 power on made after approximatety 15 mrnutes
have passed.
The most common types of television interterenoe are as iollmvs :
IGNI'I10N NOISE:
Black spots or horizontal lines may appear, picture may
Ilutter or driIt. Usually caused by interference from
automobile ignition systems neon lamps, electric drills
and other electric appliances.
GHOSTS :
GhOGB are caused by the televismn signals following two
pams One is a direct path and the other is reflected from
tall tunings hills or other cbiects.
Changing the direction or position ot the antenna may
improve the reception.
SNOW :
it you are located on the tnnges at a television receptlon
area. the Signal will be weak, and your picture may contain
many small dots.
When the Signal is extremely week It may be necessary to
install an external sensitive antenna to improve the picture.
RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE :
This interference produces moving ripples or diagonal
streaks. and in some cases causes loss at contrast in the
picture,
IMPORTANT NOTE :
WHEN USED N A VEHICLE. THIS SYSTEM IS INTENDED PRiMARILV AS A MONITOR FOR A
VIDEO CASSETTE PLAVER, ViDEO GME, OFI CAMERA.
TELEVISION BROADCAST RECEPTION WILL BE ADVERSELY AFFECTED BY CONDITIONS
SUCH AS MOTiON, CHANGE OF DiRECTION, ATMOSPHERIC ACTIVITY, AND LOCAL SUR-
ROUNDINGS
lT IS THEREFORE LIKELV THAT BROADCAST PICTURE QUALiTV WiLL BE MARGINAL WHEN
THIS SVSTEM IS USED IN A MOBILE ENVIHOMENT.
Before requesting sen/ice please reler to the following chart for the symptom and possmle solution
For more information, see the corresponding page in this manual.
SYMPTOM CHECKING POINTS
. Is the system receiving prywefi (page 14)
No image no sound - Is the TVNIDEO selector set property? (page 13)
. Are connections to other equipment properly made? (page 12~1 3)
. Are contrast and brightness adjusted properly? (page 23)
Sound but no image . Are video connections tram other equipment properly made?
(page 1243)
Noisy p‘cm’e . ls antenna cable connected property? (page (2)
. is broadcast signal strong enough for proper reception?
- Are speakers connected?
. ls MUTE set lo on?
. Are audio outputs properly connected? (pages 13, 21)
No sound or volume
control does not operate
Poor color - Are COLOR a TINT adiusled property” (page 23)
. Is antenna cable connected and located properly? (page 12)
. Is broadcast signal strong enough lor proper reception?
. Is the antenna located property? (page 12)
. Are delayed reflected signals being received lrom tall buiidlngs or
Unstable picture on screen
Multiple image or ghosts
on the screen maintains? .
- Is remote control armed at the remote sensor?
Remote C0Nf°| - Are there any obstacles between remote control and remote
operating poorly or not control sew?
at all - Is Remote control within working distance?
- Are batteries iresh and inserted properly? (page 11)
- Has there beene msigiat condition lor 15 minutes or more?
(Page 6)
Power 0" . Is the system receiving power? (page 14)
- Are any external fuses blown?
NOTICE : For additional information or the location oi an authorized service center please contact
KTV Mobile Applicatbns/KTV Inc. at (800) 524—1216 or (973) 470-9191.
ITEM SPECIFICATION
7 ' Display Panel a 7.0 Ineh TFT LCD
Television System NTSC—M
GENERAL Tuning System Frequency Synthesizer
Receiving Channels VHF 2~13lUHF 14 ESQ/H 13 CATV
Antenna Impedance UHFNHF 75 Ohm
Power Source DC 12VolltCar 5369in
Power Consumption 16W (DC 12V)
High Resolution F3icture 480H x Ream} x234lH) ’
Contrasfflatio 100:1 Typical
Pixel Pircn 70.321(Wlx01372(H)W ’
Pixel Configuration“ RGB Stripe Arrangement
DISPLAY LCD finnei Dimension (With) a. s' x6.8' x0 22"
SCREEN (167 0mm 102. 0mm x11 Omnil
B 3'x6 2 154.1mrn x87 05mm):
_ Horizontal: +60' / Venical 30“ Up 40' Down
Operating Temperature 0'0~50‘C/32'F-122“F
Operating Humidity 35% - 35% _v "
VIDEO Input Level 1,010.1 Vp-p(75 9 Load)
__Output Level +0 l Vp- p(75Q Load)
_. Input Level 450 +50mVrms(RCA Jacks)
Output Level _ 450 +50mVrmisC_A Jacks)
AUDIO External Speakers—Gumifts - - 1 SW x2@4Q <10°’n THD(VariabIe)
(ALL Hum< GmVrrns ! Buzz <200mvp- p
STEREO) Wireless IR Transmitter Compatible With Unwiredh brand IR Headphones
(UnWiredin Technology LLC) and other brands
oompatible with UnWiredk,
Wireless FM Broadcast Modulator Oil + 4 Preset Frequencies + Any Frequency
Between 88.3 MHZ~95.0 MHZ ln 100 kHz Steps
ACCESSORIES
Supplied
Optional
I Unified Remote Comroller (LSM-7O 1» KW Mobile Applications VCP'S)
l AAA Cells X 2
NV 1 Extensran Cable
12V DC Input Power Ex1ension Cable
External Speakers Extension Cable
Installation & Operaiing Manual
Installation Cutout Template
Warranty Card
Metal Housing Frame
Universal Trim Ring
Molded Consoles tor a Variety of specific vehicles
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