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HD264/HD1014 QUAD HD TOUCHSCREEN COLOUR MONITOR

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

SPECIFICATIONS - TFT Panel: New Grade A LCD, LED Backlight - Touchscreen: Yes, Capacitive Touch- LCD Size: 7” (HD264), 10.1” (HD1014) Diagonal- Display Format: 16:9- Resolution: 1024 x 600 - Brightness: < 450 CD/M2 (HD264), < 500 CD/M2 (HD1014) - Views: 1/2/3/4 Selectable- Viewing Angles: 75 Deg. Left/Right/Up/Down- Video System: PAL/NTSC Select- Video Connections: 4 x 4-Pin (Male) / VGA - Camera Display: Input Select and Reverse Trigger Override- Reverse Trigger: 5 Triggers - Monitor View: Normal/Mirror Image Select- Guidelines: Selectable & Adjustable- Audio: On Board Speaker - OSD Languages: 9- Main Menu: Brightness/Contrast/Colour/Volume/Reset/Autoscan/Language/Reverse Priority- Temp Resistance: +70°C- Power Input: 10-32V DC (Negative Ground)- Dimensions: HD264 203W x 112H x 28D mm (excluding bracket) HD1014 267W x 159H x 30D mm (excluding bracket) INCLUDED U-Bracket, Stand Mount, Remote Control, Power Cable Assembly, Sunshade (Optional: Glass Mount Bracket - BKT101)

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Contents 1. Precautions ............................................................................................................... 3

2. Accessories ............................................................................................................... 5

3. Connections ................................................................................................................... 6

4. Menu Operation ........................................................................................................ 8

4.1 IR Remote Control ........................................................................................ 8

4.2 Menu Operation ............................................................................................ 9

4.2.1 Desktop ..................................................................................... 9

4.2.3 Volume ...................................................................................... 11

4.2.4 Mode ......................................................................................... 12

4.2.5 Source ....................................................................................... 12

4.2.6 Setting ........................................................................................ 13

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1. Precautions Storage and Keeping

1. Do not expose the monitor to excessive heat or cold. Storage temperature is -30 ~ +70°C; Operating temperature is -20 ~ +70°C; Battery operating temperature is 0-70°C; Humidity is Rh90%.2. Never use this device near a bathtub, wash basin, kitchen, damp basement, swimming pool or similar places.3. Never use this device in environment with excessive moisture, dust or smoke.4. Avoid dropping or striking.5. Never use this device in enclosed spaces, areas with excessive vibration or subject to severe impacts.6. Never puncture, scratch or use abrasive cleaning materials on this device.7. Do not place cables where they may be pinched or stepped on.8. Leave at least a 50mm space between the monitor and walls, cabinets or other objects to allow adequate air circulation around the device.9. The monitor is not designed to be waterproof.

Operating Precautions

1. The device may be powered by a 12 or 24 volt automotive battery or vehicle electrical system.

2. Make sure all cables are connected properly. Observe polarity. Improper cable connections may damage the monitor. Remove the power cable connections when you do not intend to use the device for an extended period.

1. High voltage is present within the monitor. Opening the monitor case should be done by professionals. 2. Do not watch video while driving unless you are monitoring rear view camera display.

Occasionally, a few highlights or dark spots may occur on the LCD screen. That is a very common phenomenon in active matrix display technology, and it does not necessarily indicate any defect or fault.

Never try to repair this device by yourself. If any problem, please turn off the display at once and notify our company or authorized dealer. The monitor is a complex device. Any disassembly or modification may lead to damage and invalidate warranty.

Warning!

Special Notice!

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Maintenance 1. Remove all the cable connections from monitor before cleaning the device.2. Use mild household detergent to clean the device with slightly damp, soft cloth.3. Never use strong solvents such as thinner or benzine.

This symbol is to call attention to the presence of uninsulated ”dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure, which may cause electric shock.

This symbol is to call attention to the presence of important operating and maintenance (service) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.

This symbol is to call attention to recycle displosal of the electronic equipment.

Risk of electric shockDo not open

Caution: to reduce the risk of electric shock,

Do not remove cover (or back).

No user-serviceable parts inside.

Refer servicing to qualified service personnel.

CAUTION

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2. Accessories

Special Notice!

Accessory supply may differ from above.

U-Support Bracket

Sun Shield

Angle Adjustment Screws

Centre Mount Bracket

Power Cable

IR Remote Control

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3. Connections

A: Camera 1 White 4 PIN Male B: Camera 2 Blue 4 PIN Male C: Camera 3 Green 4 PIN Male D: Camera 4 Brown 4 PIN Male E: Black 5 PIN Male F: Black 5 PIN Female:

: Red: VCC 10-32VDC : Black: GND : White: Camera 1 Trigger : Blue: Camera 2 Trigger : Green: Camera 3 Trigger : Brown: Camera 4 Trigger : Yellow: Split Trigger

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Basic functions of HD Quad-View Monitor

Specifications

• 7” or 10.1” HD quad-view monitor with LVDS interface, supports high resolution 1280*800. • Supports 4 x camera inputs in 720P/1080P and multiple TV system like PAL/NTSC/HD-AHD/HD-TVI/ HD-CVI, and 1080P video input. • Image can be horizontally/vertically flipped, normal/mirror image. Menu characters remain the same while setting to mirror image. • Support multiple image display modes like single, dual, triple, quad, trefoil, Y-split, H-split.• Support 1 x VGA video input and resolution can be 1080P.• Support 1 x CVBS video input for DVD, etc.• Capacitive touch-screen. • Support 5 x triggers. Trigger priority & trigger delay are selectable.• Support auto scan. Scan channel and scan time are selectable.• Support backlight adjustment manually in 3 levels and automatic. • Parking line.• With 1.5W speaker.• Monitor operated by buttons, remote control or touch-screen.• Support 9 languages OSD (English, German, Japanese, Russian, Chinese, Italian, Spanish, French, Dutch).• Working voltage: 10-32V, with short circuit protection and short circuit alarm function.• Compliance with CE/FCC/RCM standards.

HD Wiring configuration:

Note: Compatible with HD cameras only

Monitor Camera

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4. Menu Operation

4.1. IR Remote Control

As shown in picture 4.1, IR remote control has 13 buttons and below are corresponding functions:● MUTE: Mute or unmute.● Power: Turn on or enter standby mode.● VOL+: Move the menu cursor right or increase volume.● VOL-: Move the menu cursor left or decrease volume.● MENU: Open menu or return to previous menu.● UP: Move up the menu cursor, or switch screen display mode when there is no pop-up menu and signal source is selected as camera.● DOWN: Move down the menu cursor, or switch screen display mode when there is no pop-up menu and signal source is selected as camera.● MODE: Switch input source.● SEL: Confirmation button.● P/N: When signal source is selected as camera, switch TV system under split screen mode in the order: NTSC->PAL->720P60HZ->720P50HZ->1080I60HZ->1080I50HZ.● LANG: Enter the Language setup Menu.● REST: System reset button.● AV: Null.

Mute or unmute

Pic. 4.1

Turn on or enter standby mode

Open menu or return to previous menu

Move the menu cursor right or increase volume

Confirmation button

Move the menu cursor left or decrease volume

Move down the menu cursor

Switch input source

Move up the menu cursor or decrease

Enter the Language setup Menu

Switch TV system

System reset

N.A

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4.2. Menu Operation

4.2.1. Desktop

Pic. 4.2.1

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Desktop interface is shown in Pic. 4.2.1. When Home Menu does not pop up.Touch the White border shown in Pic. 4.2.1 to pop up Home Menu.

When signal source is selected to be cameras, image display mode can be switched by sliding to left/right on screen. in the order: LEFT->RIGHT->FRONT->BACK->DOUBLE->TRIPLE->TREFOIL-> Y-SPLIT->H SPLIT->QUAD->LEFT.

Pic. 4.2.2

Pic. 4.2.3

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Touch the camera channel under split screen mode to zoom into a single full screen and touch it again to get back to split screen.

4.2.2. Home Menu

Home Menu is shown in Pic. 4.2.2.Touch the area out of the menu in Pic 4.2.2 to get back to Desktop.

4.2.3. Volume

Volume (volume setting) is shown in Pic 4.2.3.Press VOL+, VOL- and MUTE button on remote control to adjust volume or set up mute; the value displaying on the bar represents current volume.Directly drag the slider on the screen to adjust volume.Click speaker icon to turn on/off Mute (as shown in Pic 4.2.3).

Pic. 4.2.2

Pic. 4.2.3

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4.2.4. Mode

Mode setting interface (display mode selection) is shown in Pic 4.2.4.

Press Up, Down, Left or Right on remote control to move the cursor up / down / left / right, then press Sel to switch to the corresponding display mode. The corresponding screen display modes can be switched by touching the icons on OSD.

4.2.5. Source

Source interface (signal source selecting) is shown in Pic 4.2.5. Operation is as Mode menu.Support automatic identification for signal outputSupports standard definition (NTSC \ PAL) and high definition format like AHD, TVI and CVI; Supports resolution up to 1080P30Hz. Multiple VGA input resolutions: 640x480, 720x480, 720x576, 800x600, 1024x768, 1280x720, 1280x1024, 1366x768, 1440x900, 1600x900, 1920x1080.

Pic. 4.2.4

Pic. 4.2.5

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4.2.6. Setting

Setting menu interface (for other functions) is shown in Pic 4.2.6. Operation is as Mode menu.

Camera menu (settings for Camera channel) is shown in Pic. 4.2.6.1-1.To set other channels, press Menu on IR remote control and move the cursor to the channel selection area (shown as white border in Pic 4.2.6.1). Press Up, Down, Left and Right to select the channel and press Sel to switch to the corresponding channel for attribute settings.

Pic. 4.2.6

4.2.6.1. Camera

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Camera Name setting interface (setting for each channel’s name), is shown in Pic. 4.2.6.1-2Camera name can be 8 characters max.

4.2.6.2 Parking Line

Pic. 4.2.6.1-2

Pic. 4.2.6.1-2

Pic. 4.2.6.2

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Pic. 4.2.6.3

Pic. 4.2.6.4-1

Parking Line setting interface (setting for reverse grid), is shown in Pic. 4.2.6.2.Touch CALIBRATE icon to set reverse cursor.Press SEL or touch TYPE1/TYPE2 on screen to switch reverse cursor mode and drag the cursor directly to adjust.

4.2.6.3 Language

Language setting interface (setting for system language), as shown in Pic. 4.2.6.3

4.2.6.4 Trigger

Trigger setting interface (setting for trigger function) is shown in Pic 4.2.6.2-2.Trigger delay range: 1~60s;Trigger priority: 1~5;Trigger function takes priority over Auto Scan function.When there is trigger, signal source will be automatically switched to the working Camera. It will switch back to the previous signal source after the trigger ends. Support standby triggers.

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Trigger Delay / Priority setting interface, as shown in Pic 4.2.6.4-2.

Trigger Display setting interface (setting for display mode of the fifth trigger) is shown in Pic. 4.2.6.4-3.Trigger Display setting only acts on the fifth trigger wire. (split wire)

Pic. 4.2.6.4-2

Pic. 4.2.6.4-3

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Pic. 4.2.6.6

Pic. 4.2.6.5

4.2.6.5 Auto Scan

Auto Scan setting interface, is shown in Pic 4.2.6.5. Delay range: 1~60s

4.2.6.6 Power On

Power- On setting interface (power-on screen display mode setting), is shown in Pic 4.2.6.6-6.Power On setting only acts when power-on signal source is Camera.

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4.2.6.7 Standard

Standard setting interface (TV system setting in split-screen display mode), is shown in Pic. 4.2.6.7-1

Pic. 4.2.6.7-1

Pic. 4.2.6.8-2

Pic. 4.2.6.8-3

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Standard setting is only for split screen display modes.Split screen display mode supports camera inputs with different resolutions. When camera input resolution is lower than the size of the corresponding split screen, it will be centered and display in the original scale. Conversely, it will zoom out to be split screen in full format. As shown in Pic 4.2.6.8-2 and Pic.4.2.6.8-3. NTSC Camera of standard definition only displays in NTSC, 720P60Hz and 1080I60Hz, PAL Camera only displays in PAL, 720P50Hz and 1080I50Hz.

4.2.6.8 System

System setting interface, is shown in Pic 4.2.6.8.When Menu Lock is set ON, screen touch control will be disabled. Menu Lock also can be enabled/disabled by pressing the power button on the monitor for 3 seconds while menu is off.

Pic. 4.2.6.8

HD264/HD1014