HONDA in Vehicle Entertainment System

in-VEHICLE ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

PWR

LIGHT

ENTER

MENU

RETURN

SPEAKER

REW

PREV

ANGLE

AUDIO

COMP

DVD

AUX

DISPLA

NEXT

FWD

PLA

Y/P

AUSE

STOP

EJECT

/LOAD

P/N: 08A23-9E1-010

Index

Welcome ......................................................... 2
System Overview ........................................... 3
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SYSTEM

Features ....................................................... 6
Play and Format ......................................... 6
Audio System ............................................. 6
DVD Player Controls ................................ 7
Remote Control ......................................... 8
Menu-Bar .................................................. 10
Remote Control Battery

Replacement .......................................... 11

Media Control Panel .............................. 11

Operating Instructions

Flip-Down Screen .................................... 12
Operating Tips ........................................ 12
Features ..................................................... 13

Personal Preferences ............................ 13
Subtitles ................................................. 13
Audio ....................................................... 14

Operation ................................................. 14

Playing a DVD ........................................ 14
Removing Discs ..................................... 15
Moving to Another

Title/Chapter ...................................... 15

Slow Motion .......................................... 15

Still Picture and Frame-by-Frame

Playback ............................................... 15

Search ..................................................... 15
Pause ....................................................... 16
Moving to Another Track .................... 16
Zoom ....................................................... 16
Access Control ...................................... 16
FTS-Video ............................................... 17
Storing a FTS-Video Program ............ 17
Storing Chapters/Indexes ................... 17
Erasing a FTS-Video Program ............. 17
Erasing All Selections ........................... 18

Wireless Headphones

Features ..................................................... 19
Explanation of Controls ........................ 19
Auto Off .................................................... 19
Battery Replacement ............................. 20
Operation ................................................ 20
Adjusting Headphones ......................... 20

Auxiliary Input Device Connection

Connecting Auxiliary

Video Equipment .................................. 21

Playing Video Games .............................. 21
Using Auxiliary Video Equipment ........ 21

Care of the DVD Player

Environmental Extremes ........................22
Temperature Extremes ...........................22
Humidity and Moisture

Condensation ........................................ 22

Foreign Substances ................................. 23
Cleaning the Display Screen ................ 23
Cleaning the Controls ........................... 23

Troubleshooting .......................................... 24
Safety Information ...................................... 27
FCC Compliance ........................................ 29

Welcome

Your

in-VEHICLE ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM

is designed to give you and your

family years of enjoyment. You can play your favorite DVDs or plug-and-play a
variety of standard video games. Please review these Operating Instructions to
become familiar with the entertainment system’s features and operation. Pay
particular attention to the safety precautions for use of a DVD player in a vehicle.

For additional information about your

in-VEHICLE ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM

please contact your dealer.

System Overview

To prolong system life and optimize radio
performance, turn the DVD player power OFF
when you are not using it.

Operating the system with the engine OFF will run
down the vehicle’s battery.

″

Flip-Down LCD Screen

7" color
liquid crystal
display (LCD)
screen

Dimmer
control

Aspect ratio switch
Push to convert
screen between
normal and
widescreen views

Wireless
headphone infrared
transmitter/receiver

Display
latch

Wireless Headphones

Headphones require two AAA batteries (not
included). An infrared transmitter transmits the
audio signal to the headphones.

Do not cup your hands over the earpiece when
adjusting the volume. This may interfere with the
signal to the headphones.

Headphone Receivers

Auto Off
This battery power-saving feature
automatically turns off the headphones
if no infrared signal is received
within 3-4 minutes.

Infrared

sensors

Battery

cover

Power

Indicator

LED

Power

Button

Volume

Control

Press to turn the DVD player ON/
OFF

Press to engage/disengage the
vehicle’s audio speakers. Radio
must be set to FM 87.9

Press to play the DVD or to pause
play temporarily

Press to search backward during
play

Press to search forward during play

Press to return to a previous scene
or track

Press to proceed to the next scene
or track

Press to stop DVD play

Press to load or eject the disc

Remote Functions

System Overview

PWR

LIGHT

ENTER

MENU

RETURN

SPEAKER

REW

PREV

ANGLE

AUDIO
COMP

DVD
AUX

DISPLAY

NEXT

FWD

PLAY/PAUSE

STOP

EJECT/LOAD

Remote Control

NOTE: When using the remote, aim it at the infrared transmitter
above the video display screen. (See Item 5, p. 12)

1. POWER

Press to turn DVD player ON/OFF.

2. (Up)

Press to navigate up through the selected menu.

3. ENTER

Press to select currently activated menu option.

4. EJECT/LOAD

Press to eject or load DVD.

5. (Right)

Press to navigate right through the selected menu.

6. (Down)

Press to navigate down through the selected menu.

MENU

Press to display the DVD main menu. In menu mode,
press to re-enter play mode at the point where
playback last occurred.

8. RETURN

Press to close menu and resume play.

9. PLAY/PAUSE

In stop mode, press to play a DVD. In play mode,
press to suspend play temporarily.

10. FWD

In play mode, press to search forward. To resume to
normal play mode, press PLAY or FWD.

11. STOP

Press to stop play.

12. NEXT

In play mode, press to forward to the next chapter
or track.

13. DISPLAY

If a disc is in play mode, press to display the menu
bar.

14. DVD/AUX

Press to switch between DVD player and auxiliary
inputs.

15. AUDIO/COMP

In DVD play mode, press to enable audio
compression. Toggle on and off.

16. ANGLE

In DVD play mode, press to select video camera
angle (available on some DVD disks).

17. PREV

Press PREV to go to the beginning of the current
chapter or track (if pressed after 5 seconds from
beginning of the chapter). If pressed within 5
seconds of beginning of the chapter, play will move
to beginning of the previous chapter or track.

18. REW

In play mode, press to search backward. To resume
to normal play mode, press PLAY or REW.

19. SPEAKER

Press to toggle the FM Modulator (ON/OFF) to
allow audio to play through vehicle speakers.

20. (Left)

Press to navigate left through the selected menu.

21. LIGHT

Press to light up remote buttons for approximately 8
seconds.
N O T E :

N O T E :

N O T E : Backlighting is set at a nighttime intensity
level. A darkened environment is necessary to verify
this feature.

NOTE: Functions may operate differently depending on the disc
being played.

NOTE: Remote control requires two AA batteries (not included).

System Overview

DVD player

Auxiliary input jacks
(cover is non-removable)

″

Color liquid crystal

display (LCD) flip-down
screen

Infrared wireless
headphones

Remote control

Wireless headphone infrared
transmitter/remote control
receiver

PWR

LIGHT

ENTER

MENU

RETURN

SPEAKER

REW

PREV

ANGLE

AUDIO
COMP

DVD
AUX

DISPLAY

NEXT

FWD

PLAY/PAUSE

STOP

EJECT/LOAD

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Play and Format

The DVD player works only in the
“play” mode. (The DVD player does
not offer a record feature.)

The system plays DVD video and audio
CDs.

Certain DVD discs may require use of
the remote control to navigate the disc
menu to start play.

Audio System

The FM Modulator ON/OFF Speaker
Switch ( ) on the DVD allows rear seat
passengers to listen to audio from the
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ENTERTAINMENT

ENTERTAINMENT
S Y S T E M

S Y S T E M

S Y S T E M over the vehicle’s
speakers.
NOTE: The wireless headphones remain
operational regardless of the speaker
switch position.

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ENTERTAINMENT

ENTERTAINMENT
S Y S T E M

S Y S T E M

Features

• DVD player.

• High performance 7

″

flip-down LCD

screen with dimmer/brightness
control.

• Auxiliary, video and audio jacks for

connecting video games and video
equipment*.

• Infrared remote control for DVD

player.

• Infrared wireless headphones.

• Connects to vehicle’s audio system.

* Auxiliary video or game equipment may
require a 12-volt DC to 120-volt AC
power inverter.
• Aspect Ratio Switch for converting

between normal and widescreen
viewing.

After pressing the switch, you must
tune the vehicle’s audio sytem to 87.9
Mhz on the FM band to hear the
audio.

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DVD Player Controls

1. POWER

Press to turn the DVD player ON/OFF.
The green power LED will illuminate
when the power is on.

2. STOP/EJECT

Press to stop or eject a DVD.

3. PLAY/PAUSE

In stop mode, press to play a DVD.
In play mode, press to suspend play
temporarily.

4. REV (Reverse)

Press to search backward through
the disc at four times the normal
speed.

5. FF (Fast Forward)

Press to search forward through the
disc at four times the normal speed.

6. SPEAKER

Press to toggle the audio to vehicle
speakers through the FM Modulator
(ON/OFF).

7. VIDEO AUXILIARY INPUT JACK

(YELLOW)

8. LEFT AUDIO AUXILIARY INPUT

JACK (WHITE)

9. RIGHT AUDIO AUXILIARY INPUT

JACK (RED)

10. DISC-IN Indicator:

On when disc is present in player.

11. POWER LED Indicator:

On when DVD power is on.

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8. RETURN

Press to close menu and resume play.

9. PLAY/PAUSE

In stop mode, press to play a DVD. In play
mode, press to suspend play temporarily.

10. FWD

In play mode, press to search forward. To
resume to normal play mode, press PLAY or
FWD.

11. STOP

Press to stop play.

12. NEXT

In play mode, press to forward to the next
chapter or track.

13. DISPLAY

If a disc is in play mode, press to display
the menu bar.

14. DVD/AUX

Press to switch between DVD player and
auxiliary inputs.

15. AUDIO/COMP

In DVD play mode, press to enable audio
compression. Toggle on and off.

6. (Down)

Press to navigate down through the
selected menu.

MENU

Press to display the DVD main menu. In
menu mode, press to re-enter play mode at
the point where playback last occurred.

1. POWER

Press to turn DVD player ON/OFF.

2. (Up)

Press to navigate up through the selected
menu.

3. ENTER

Press to select currently activated menu
option.

4. EJECT/LOAD

Press to eject or load DVD.

5. (Right)

Press to navigate right through the
selected menu.

Remote Control

NOTE: When using the remote, aim it at the
infrared transmitter above the video display
screen. (See Item 5, p. 12)

PWR

LIGHT

ENTER

MENU

RETURN

SPEAKER

REW

PREV

ANGLE

AUDIO
COMP

DVD
AUX

DISPLAY

NEXT

FWD

PLAY/PAUSE

STOP

EJECT/LOAD

NOTE: Functions may operate differently
depending on the disc being played.

NOTE: Remote control requires two AA batteries
(not included).

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16. ANGLE

In DVD play mode, press to select video
camera angle (available on some DVD
disks).

17. PREV

Press PREV to go to the beginning of the
current chapter or track (if pressed after 5
seconds from beginning of the chapter). If
pressed within 5 seconds of beginning of
the chapter, play will move to beginning of
the previous chapter or track.

18. REW

In play mode, press to search backward. To
resume to normal play mode, press PLAY or
REW.

19. SPEAKER

Press to toggle the FM Modulator (ON/
OFF) to allow audio to play through vehicle
speakers.

20. (Left)

Press to navigate left through the selected
menu.

21. LIGHT

Press to light up remote buttons for
approximately 8 seconds.
N O T E :

N O T E :

N O T E : Backlighting is set at a nighttime
intensity level. A darkened environment is
necessary to verify this feature.

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Menu-bar 1

Personal Preferences

Picture – menu items that can be chosen from

are:
TV Shape – Preset to 16:9 for high
performance 7” LCD.
Black level shift – Select ON for adapting
the color dynamics to obtain richer
contrasts.
Video shift – This setting can personalize
the position of the picture on your TV by
scrolling it to the left or right.
Color settings – Allows user to select from
four preset color settings.
Personal color – Allows user to customize
color.
TV system – Preset to NTSC.

Sound – menu items available are:

Digital output – Factory setting is OFF.
Analog output – To select preference for
Stereo, Dolby, Surround, or 3D Sound.
AC3-DYN compression – Raises average
level of DVD audio (AC3 only).
Karaoke Vocal – Factory setting is off.
Enables playback of karaoke disc.

Menu-bar 2 (DVD only)

Step – Refer to page 15.

Slow motion – Refer to page 15.

Fast motion – Refer to page 15.

Angle – Allows user to select alternate camera
angles depending on the disc.

Zoom – Refer to page 16.

Menu-bar 3

Title – Allows user to skip to a specific title on the
DVD or track on a CD.
Chapter – Allows user to skip to a specific chapter
on DVD.
Time search – Allows user to go to a specific time
on the disc by using the up and down arrows to
increment time. Use left and right arrows to move
from hour, minute, and second fields. Press ENTER
when complete.
Favorite track selection (FTS) – Refer to pages 17
and 18.

Your Honda in-VEHICLE ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM

VEHICLE ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM

VEHICLE ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM provides three menu-bar options. Press the DISPLAY key on the remote control

once to display menu-bar 1, twice to display menu-bar 2, three times to display menu-bar 3.

NOTE: Depending on the disc type, not all menu items may be available.

Language – Allows user to select preferred

default language for Audio, Subtitle, and
Menu.

Features – menu items available are:

Access control – Child Lock and Parental
Control are contained in this menu item.
Status window – When set to ON displays
the current status of the player.
PBC (Playback Control) – Can be set to
ON or OFF.
Help text – When set to ON, this will
describe the icons selected.

Subtitle language – Allows user to change subtitle
selection without affecting preference settings.

Audio language – Allows user to change audio
language during playback without affecting preference
settings.

Color – Allows user to select from four preset color
settings or one personal setting.

Sound – Allows user to select Stereo, Dolby,
Surround, or 3D Sound.

Menu-Bar

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AUX input jacks

YELLOW:

Video

WHITE:

Left audio

RED:

Right audio

Media Control Panel

Remote Battery Replacement

• Use a pen tip to remove the

battery cover.

• Battery replacement is usually

required if the remote only
functions at extremely close
distances to the DVD player or
not at all.

• When replacing the batteries,

use two AA batteries and install
with correct orientation as
indicated on the remote.

Operating Instructions

1. Seven-inch (diagonal) color liquid crystal display (LCD) screen.

2. Aspect ratio switch.

Push to convert the screen between normal view and wide screen view.

3. Dimmer control.

Push (+/-) to increase or decrease screen brightness.

4. Display latch.

5. Wireless headphone and remote control infrared transmitter and receiver.

(Aim remote control to this area for proper functionality.)

Operating Tips

Operating the system with the engine
OFF will run down the vehicle’s battery.

When the ignition key is turned OFF,
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S Y S T E M

S Y S T E M should also be turned
OFF. When the ignition is turned ON,
the system is off until the DVD
POWER button is pushed to turn it on.
The system defaults to AUX (game)
mode whenever a DVD disc is not
loaded and the DVD power is turned
on.

To prolong system life and optimize
radio performance, turn the DVD
power OFF when you are not using it.

Do not leave DVDs in the player
overnight or for extended periods.

Flip-Down Screen

Operating Instructions

To listen through the vehicle’s speaker
system, press the FM Modulator ON/
OFF Speaker Switch ( ) on the DVD
and set the radio to FM 87.9.

When using the remote control, aim it
at the infrared transmitter above the
video display screen.

Infrared

Transmitter/Receiver

Features

PWR

LIGHT

ENTER

MENU

RETURN

SPEAKER

REW

PREV

ANGLE

AUDIO
COMP

DVD
AUX

DISPLAY

NEXT

FWD

PLAY/PAUSE

STOP

EJECT/LOAD

Personal Preferences

1. Press DISPLAY on the remote

control.

2. Select ( ) in menu-bar 1. The

Personal Preferences menu appears.

3. Use the

34 56 keys to toggle

through the menus, submenus and
submenu options.

When a menu item is selected, use
the cursor keys (on the remote
control) to operate the item next to
the displayed item.

4. Press ENTER to select.

5. Press DISPLAY 3 times to close

menu and resume play.

Subtitles

1. Press DISPLAY on the remote

control.

2. Select ( ) SUBTITLE in

menu-bar 1.

3. Use the

56 keys to toggle

through the menu options of
languages.

4. Press ENTER to close menu and

resume play.

Operating Instructions

Audio

1. Press DISPLAY on the remote

control.

2. Select ( ) AUDIO in menu bar 1.

3. Use the

56 keys to toggle

through the menu options.

4. Press ENTER to close menu and

resume play.

PWR

LIGHT

ENTER

MENU

RETURN

SPEAKER

REW

PREV

ANGLE

AUDIO
COMP

DVD
AUX

DISPLAY

NEXT

FWD

PLAY/PAUSE

STOP

EJECT/LOAD

Operation

disc package to ensure proper
orientation of disc.

4. The disc will automatically begin to

play. If video is not shown on the
screen, press the DVD/AUX button
on the remote control to switch
from AUX to DVD player mode.

5. Set vehicle radio to FM 87.9 or

designated preset frequency.

6. Press the FM Modulator Speaker

ON/OFF switch ( ) on the DVD
player or remote control to listen to
audio over the vehicle speakers.
Audio is also routed through the
headphones, regardless of the
Speaker ON/OFF switch position.

7. Press the STOP/EJECT button to

stop play. Press it again to remove
the DVD.

N O T E :

N O T E : If “Child Lock” is set to
ON and the disc inserted is not
authorized, the 4-digit code must
be entered and/or the disc must be

Playing a DVD

1. Turn ignition key ON.

2. Press the POWER button on the

DVD player or remote control.

3. Insert DVD into the DVD player

label side up. If no label, refer to

Operating Instructions

authorized (see “Access Control”).

N O T E :

N O T E : Unless otherwise stated,
all operations described are based
on using the remote control.

Removing Discs

1. Press STOP/EJECT on the front of

the player to stop play.

2. Once stopped, press STOP/EJECT

again or press EJECT/LOAD on the
remote to eject the DVD.

Moving to Another Title/Chapter

When the disc has more than one title
or chapter, you can move to another
title/chapter as follows:

1. Press DISPLAY, then

select title or
chapter in menu-bar
3 using the

3 or

4keys.

2. Press

6 or 5 to

select desired title or chapter
number.

Slow Motion

1. Press DISPLAY on the remote

control.

2. Select (SLOW MOTION) in

menu-bar 2.

3. Use the

6 keys to enter the SLOW

MOTION menu. Playback will
pause.

4. Use the cursor keys

34 to select

required speed: -1, -1/2, -1/4, or
–1/8 (backward), or 1/8, 1/4,
1/2 or 1 (forward).

5. Select 1 to play the disc at normal

speed again.

6. If is pressed, the speed will be

set to zero (PAUSE).

7. To exit slow motion mode, press

PLAY and

Still Picture and Frame-by-Frame
Playback

1. Press DISPLAY on the remote

control.

2. Select (STEP) in menu-bar 2.

3. Use the

6 key to enter the step-

by-step menu. Playback will pause.

4. Use the cursor keys

34 to select

the previous or next picture frame.

5. To exit step-by-step playback, press

PLAY or

Search

1. Press DISPLAY on the remote

control.

2. Select (FAST MOTION) in

menu-bar 2.

3. Use the

6 keys to enter the FAST

MOTION menu.

4. Use the cursor keys

34 to select

the required speed: -32, -8, or –4
(backward) or 4, 8, 32 (forward).

5. To exit FAST MOTION mode, press

PLAY or

LIGHT

ENTER

MENU

SPEAKER

Operating Instructions

Pause

1. Press during

playback.

2. To return to playback,

press PLAY.

Moving to Another Track

1. Press PREV to go to

the beginning of the
current chapter or
track (if pressed after
5 seconds from
beginning of the chapter). If
pressed within 5 seconds of
beginning of the chapter, play will
move to beginning of the previous
chapter or track.

Zoom

The zoom function
allows you to enlarge the
video image and to pan
through the enlarged
image.

1. Press DISPLAY on the remote

control.

2. Select ZOOM in menu-bar 2.

3. Press

5/6 to activate the ZOOM

function and select the required
zoom factor: 1.33 or 2 or 4.
Playback will pause.

• The selected zoom factor

appears below the ZOOM icon
in menu-bar 2 and “Press OK to
pan” appears below the menu-
bar.

• The picture will change

accordingly.

4. Press ENTER to confirm the

selection. The panning icons
appear on the screen.

5. Use the

34 56 keys to pan

across the screen.

6. When ENTER is pressed only the

zoomed picture will be shown on
the screen.

7. To exit ZOOM mode, press PLAY to

resume playback.

Access Control (Child Lock)

1. When disc playback is stopped,

select ACCESS CONTROL in the
features menu using the

5/6

keys.

2. Use the

34 keys to select the

number’s position and

56 keys to

select number.

3. Press ENTER after selecting each

number.

4. Enter the code a second time.

5. Move to “CHILD LOCK” using the

5/6 keys.

6. Move to LOCK/UNLOCK using the

4 key.

7. Select LOCK using the

5/6 keys.

8. Press OK or

3 to confirm, then

press

3 again to exit the menu.

Now unauthorized discs will not be
played unless the 4-digit code is
entered.

REW

PREV

NEXT

FWD

PLAY/PAUSE

STOP

REW

PREV

NEXT

FWD

PLAY/PAUSE

STOP

ANGLE

AUDIO
COMP

DVD
AUX

DISPLAY

Operating Instructions

9. Select UNLOCK to deactivate the

CHILD LOCK.

N O T E :

N O T E : Confirmation of the
4-digit code is necessary when:

• The code is entered for the very

first time.

• The code is changed.

• The code is cancelled.

FTS (Favorite Track Selection)

The FTS function allows you to store
your favorite titles and chapters for a
particular disc in the player memory.
FTS program can contain 20 items
(titles, chapters etc.).

A programmed FTS will be placed on
top of the list when playback is
activated.

The program can be selected and
played at any time.

Storing a FTS Program

1. In STOP mode, press menu then

select in menu-bar 3.

2. Press

6 to open the menu. The

F T S

F T S menu appears.

3. Press

4 or 3 to select ON or OFF.

If no program is selected, FTS is
OFF. When titles or chapters are
selected, FTS is automatically
turned ON and user can select
ON/OFF.

Storing Titles/Tracks

1. Press

6 to select TITLES

T I T L E S

T I T L E S.

2. Use

4 or 3 to select the required

title.

3. Press ENTER if you wish to store

the entire title. The title number
will be added to the list of
selections.

Storing Chapters/Indexes

1. Press

6 on the selected title

number. The title number will be
marked and the highlight moves to
the first available chapter number
for this title.

2. Use

4 or 3 to select the required

chapter number.

3. Press ENTER to confirm the

selection. The title/chapter
selection will be added to the list of
selections.

4. Press RETURN to exit the F T S

F T S

menu.

Erasing a FTS-Video Program

1. In STOP mode, press DISPLAY then

select

in the menu bar.

2. Use

6 to select PROGRAM

P R O G R A M

P R O G R A M.

3. Use

4 or 3 to select the required

selection number.

4. Press ENTER to erase the selection.

Operating Instructions

5. Press RETURN to exit.

Erasing All Selections:

1. In STOP mode, press MENU then

select

in the menu bar.

2. Use

6 to select CLEAR ALL

C L E A R A L L

C L E A R A L L.

3. Press ENTER. All selections will now

be erased.

4. Press RETURN to exit. FTS will turn

off.

Wireless Headphones

To ensure the best performance from
your wireless headphones, please read
this information carefully.

Features

• Automatic Level Control prevents

input signal overloading

• Uses high-frequency infrared light

to assure a clean signal for clear
reception

• Adjustable headphone band for

proper fit.

• Auto off battery power saving

feature automatically turns off
headphones if no infrared signal is
received within 3-4 minutes.

Explanation of Controls

1. Infrared Transmitter

Transmits audio signal to
the headphones.

Headphone Receivers

2. Infrared Sensors

Receive audio signal from the
transmitter.

3. Battery Cover

To replace the batteries, use a coin
to turn the screw and remove the
cover.

4. Volume Control

Use to adjust headphone
volume.

5. Power Button

Turns headphone power
ON/OFF.

6. Power Indicator LED

Is on when headphones are ON.

Auto Off
The battery power-saving feature
automatically turns off the
headphones if no infrared signal is
received within 3-4 minutes.

NOTE: Do not cup your hands over the

earpiece when adjusting the volume. This
may interfere with the signal to the
headphones.

Wireless Headphones

Battery Replacement

• Use a quarter or similar item to

remove the battery cover.

• Place two alkaline AAA batteries into

the battery compartment of the
headphones, making sure the
batteries are properly installed.

• Install the battery cover, use a coin

to tighten it.

Operation

Please read carefully to prevent damage
to the headphones or your ears.

• Be sure the batteries are properly

installed in the headphones.

• Turn the headphone volume nearly

OFF before turning on the power.
Turn on the headphone power
switch, then adjust the headphone
volume to a comfortable level.

Make sure you turn OFF the power
switch before storing the
headphones.

Adjusting Headphones

The headphones may be adjusted to
fit more comfortably. While holding
the top of the headphones, pull down
on each earpiece to make the straps
longer, or push up on each earpiece to
make the straps shorter.

Auxiliary Input Device Connection

• Connect the left and right audio

wires to the WHITE and RED jacks
respectively.

• Follow the operating instructions for

the video equipment.

NOTE: Auxiliary video equipment can be
powered by the power outlet. It may
require a 12-volt DC to 120-volt AC
power inverter.

NOTE: If a disc is not inserted, system
will default to auxiliary mode.

If a disc is inserted, press DVD AUX to
change modes.

Connecting Auxiliary Video
Equipment

The in-V E H I C L E

V E H I C L E

ENTERTAINMENT

ENTERTAINMENT
S Y S T E M

S Y S T E M

S Y S T E M accepts video and audio
RCA type connectors for all standard
video games and video equipment
(such as camcorders) in the auxiliary
input jacks of the media control panel.

Playing Video Games

• Connect the video line to the

YELLOW jack.

• Connect the left and right audio

cables to the WHITE and RED jacks
respectively.

• Turn the video game power ON.

• Press the DVD player power. The

LCD screen will be turned ON.

• View the game on the LCD flip-down

screen. Adjust screen brightness
with the buttons.

Using Auxiliary Video Equipment

• Connect the video line to the

YELLOW jack.

Care of the DVD Player

Environmental Extremes

DVD players subjected to harsh
environmental conditions may be
damaged or operate at less than
maximum performance. To prevent
damage or degraded performance of
the DVD player, remote control or
DVD, try to avoid leaving the vehicle:

• in extremely hot or cold

temperatures

• in direct sunlight

• in high humidity

• in a dusty environment

• in locations where strong magnetic

fields are generated

• on a surface that is unstable or

subject to vibrations

• Your cellular phone may cause noise

in the infrared headphones

Temperature Extremes

If the vehicle is parked in the sun or in
an extremely cold place for a long
time, wait until the interior
temperature is normal before
operating the system.

Humidity and Moisture
Condensation

Moisture in the air will condense on
the DVD player under extremely humid
conditions or when you move from a
cold place to a warm place. If you
encounter moisture condensation, do
not insert a DVD into the player. If a
DVD is in the player, remove it. Turn
power ON to the DVD player to dry
the moisture before inserting a DVD.
In some cases, this may take an hour
or more.

Cleaning

Foreign Substances

Exercise care to prevent dirt and
foreign objects from entering the DVD
player. Be especially careful not to spill
liquids of any kind onto the DVD
player. If you accidentally spill liquid
onto the system, immediately turn the
system OFF and consult a qualified
service technician.

Cleaning the Display Screen

Clean the display screen with 70%
isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol) or
an ammonia-based glass cleaner. Apply
a small amount of cleaner to a soft
cloth and rub gently until dirt or
fingerprints are removed. To prevent
damage to the electronics, do not
spray the screen directly. Do not apply
excessive pressure while cleaning.

Cleaning the Console

Clean the outside of the console with
a soft cloth dampened with water. Take
care to not get the controls or DVD
player wet.

Troubleshooting

Symptom

Possible Cause

Solution

No system power. Ignition ON,

Power line disconnected, shorted or

Check vehicle’s 15 amp fuse.

power indicator light is OFF.

damaged. Blown fuse.

Contact your dealer.

DVD does not operate.

Machine or disc has dew or is

Wait until DVD player or disc

damp inside.

becomes dry. May take several
hours.

Temperature too high.

Wait until vehicle cabin temperature
cools down.

Voltage exceeded 18 v. Overvoltage

Power off the DVD player and

protection circuit is operating.

contact dealer to service.

Function indicators don’t disappear Incorrect display mode.

Press the DISPLAY button on the

from screen.

remote control.

No audio from DVD player or AUX

Not in speaker mode.

Press FM modulator

source on vehicle speakers.

ON/OFF speaker switch.

Radio not tuned to proper

Tune radio to 87.9 MHz, or

frequency.

designated preset frequency.

Use the following troubleshooting chart to remedy symptoms you may experience. If the problem is not readily
corrected, consult your Honda dealer.

Troubleshooting

Symptom

Possible Cause

Solution

Cannot tune radio after listening

Audio output through video system’s

Press FM modulator ON/OFF

to video system speakers.

FM modulator instead of

speaker switch to disengage FM

vehicle antenna.

modulator.

No audio from wireless headphones. Dead batteries in headphones.

Replace batteries.

Headphone power switch not on.

Turn on power switch.

Volume set too low

Raise volume level

on headset.

IR path blocked.

Move obstacle from line of sight
between IR headphone and IR
transmitter.

No batteries.

Put batteries in.

Video Screen displays “Disc Play

Non-playable disc, excessively

Player will automatically attempt

Error”

scratched disc, excessive vehicle

to find the next readable location

vibration.

on the disc and resume play if
possible. Check and replace disc
if necessary.

Video Screen displays “Load/Eject

Disc is not properly oriented in the

Remove disc and attempt to

Error”

mechanism or disc is wrong size or

re-insert. Do not force the disc into

warped.

the slot. Replace disc if necessary.

Troubleshooting

Symptom

Possible Cause

Solution

Video screen displays “Disc Format

Disc is inserted upside down, disc is

Remove disc and insert right-side

Error”

unable to be read, or disc format is

up. Only use discs with compatible

incompatible.

formats (DVD, CD Audio).

Video screen displays “Region Code Non-region 1 disc.

Use discs labeled as region 1 or

Error”

All Regions.

Video screen displays “Disc Not

No disc in player when eject

No action required.

Present”

command is received.

No power at power outlet or DVD

Blown fuse.

Check vehicle’s 15 amp fuse.

player

Contact your dealer.

Safety Information

Precautions

This display is intended for rear seat
passenger viewing only – out of the
driver’s view. Installation within the
driver’s view is illegal in most states,
provinces and countries and may lead
to driver distraction.

Do not insert foreign objects into the
DVD player.

WARNING! The front glass on the
liquid crystal display may break when
hit with a hard surface. If the glass
breaks, do not touch the liquid
crystalline material. In case of contact
with skin, wash immediately with soap
and water.

CAUTION: Do not expose the liquid
crystal display to direct sunlight or
intense ultraviolet rays for extensive
time periods. Ultraviolet rays
deteriorate the liquid crystal.

Please be sure to review the owner’s
manuals, consumer information and
precaution booklets for all video
games and video equipment that you
use as auxiliary inputs for your
in-

V E H I C L E

ENTERTAINMENT

ENTERTAINMENT
S Y S T E M

S Y S T E M

S Y S T E M.

Do not operate video games and video
equipment if the power cords or cables
are broken, split or damaged.

Avoid touching auxiliary input jacks
with your fingers. Do not blow on
them or allow them to get wet or dirty.

Do not clean any part of the unit with
benzene, paint thinner or any other
solvent.

Safety Information

Electrical Cautions and Warnings

CAUTION

Risk of Electrical
Shock

Do not open system.

CAUTION: To reduce the risk of
electrical shock, do not remove
system cover (or back). No user-
serviceable parts are inside. Refer
servicing to qualified service

personnel.

A lightning flash with
arrowhead symbol within a
triangle is intended to alert

the user to the presence of
uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within
the product’s enclosure. The voltage
may be of sufficient magnitude to
constitute a risk of electric shock.

An exclamation point within
triangle is intended to alert
the user to the presence of

important operating and maintenance
(servicing) instructions in the literature
accompanying the appliance.

WARNING! To prevent fire or shock
hazard, do not expose this unit to
rain or moisture.

CAUTION: This DVD player should
be used with 12V DC only. To
prevent electrical shocks and fire
hazards, DO NOT use any other
power source.

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Compliance

Federal Communications
Commission (FCC) Compliance

Change or modifications not approved
by Honda could void user’s authority
to operate the equipment. This
equipment has been tested and found
to comply with the limits for a Class B
digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of
the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference
in a residential installation. This
equipment generates, uses and can
radiate radio frequency energy and, if
not installed and used in accordance
with the instructions, may cause
harmful interference to radio
communications.

However, there is no guarantee that
interference will not occur in a
particular installation. If this
equipment does cause harmful

interference to radio or television
reception, which can be determined by
turning the equipment off and
on, the user is encouraged to try to
correct the interference by one or
more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving

antenna.

• Increase the separation between the

equipment and receiver.

REF. NO.: 0823-9E1-0100

VP3BQF-044D34-AANH293L

08A23-9E1-AM00-81

VP3BQF-19A016-AB

Printed in U.S.A.

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