Front Panel

1.Infrared Transmitter - Used to transmit audio to wireless headphones.

2.Power button – (Bright red when system is On, dim when Off).

3.Volume Up/Down – Controls volume to headphone jacks and external speakers if connected.

4.Source Select – used to select one of the three A/V sources.

5.Source indicator LEDs - Indicate the current

video source.

6A. Forward Remote Sensor Eye – Receives signals from infrared remote controls and relays them to remote mounted equipment.

6B.Rear Remote Sensor Eye - Receives signals from infrared remote controls and relays them to remote mounted equipment.

7.Three position Dome Light Switch

Auto – Automatically switches on the dome lights in conjunction with the vehicle’s interior illumination.

Off – The Dome lights will not turn on in this position.

On – Turns on the Dome lights.

8.Dome lights – provide additional illumination.

9.Screen Release – Slide in direction of arrow to release the flip down screen.

10.Headphone Jack – allows plug-in of wired headphone with 1/8” stereo jack.

11.Auxiliary A/V Stereo Input – allows plug-in of camcorder, game, portable DVD player or other A/V source with RCA type output connectors.

12.Brightness Up/Down Control - use the brightness up/down buttons to adjust the picture to bright or dark.

Turning the VOH681A On or Off

1Sliding 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 detent will hold the screen in position while the system is in use.

2Pressing the power button on the pod or the remote will turn the system on or off alternately. When in use the internal backlighting will illuminate the controls.

3After the unit has been turned on and is displaying a picture, adjust the viewing angle and brightness controls to optimize the picture quality.

4Remember to turn the unit off and pivot the LCD to the locked position when not in use.

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Audiovox manual Front Panel, Turning the VOH681A On or Off