Non Mark Levison nav screen used to play dvd's
11-10-06, 10:51 PM
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oh ok, how do you select the video source? does it run through the reverse feed or something? how much is it, and thats the las question sorry to get off topic.
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11-10-06, 10:58 PM
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The Kenwood source selector is about $150.00. It has an built in AMP to maintain good feed to the monitor.
It has 3 inputs and 3 outputs.
How does it work?
Each output has their own Wired Remote. Each wired remote can select the Inputs.
Since I am using the Nav Screen as the Monitor, I will only be installing 1 remote.
In the future, I will be installing 2 more remotes and 2 more headrest monitors. Each headrest monitor will have their own remote.
Oh yeah... each remote has their own headphone jack. This is needed for the back seat passengers.
It has 3 inputs and 3 outputs.
How does it work?
Each output has their own Wired Remote. Each wired remote can select the Inputs.
Since I am using the Nav Screen as the Monitor, I will only be installing 1 remote.
In the future, I will be installing 2 more remotes and 2 more headrest monitors. Each headrest monitor will have their own remote.
Oh yeah... each remote has their own headphone jack. This is needed for the back seat passengers.
11-10-06, 11:28 PM
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11-10-06, 11:49 PM
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The Kenwood source selector is about $150.00. It has an built in AMP to maintain good feed to the monitor.
It has 3 inputs and 3 outputs.
How does it work?
Each output has their own Wired Remote. Each wired remote can select the Inputs.
Since I am using the Nav Screen as the Monitor, I will only be installing 1 remote.
In the future, I will be installing 2 more remotes and 2 more headrest monitors. Each headrest monitor will have their own remote.
Oh yeah... each remote has their own headphone jack. This is needed for the back seat passengers.
It has 3 inputs and 3 outputs.
How does it work?
Each output has their own Wired Remote. Each wired remote can select the Inputs.
Since I am using the Nav Screen as the Monitor, I will only be installing 1 remote.
In the future, I will be installing 2 more remotes and 2 more headrest monitors. Each headrest monitor will have their own remote.
Oh yeah... each remote has their own headphone jack. This is needed for the back seat passengers.
11-11-06, 02:00 PM
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as opposed to a ps2 and another external dvd player? I can see the need for one with the headrest tvs though. do you need another input for the actual TV function (to watch cable)
11-11-06, 02:32 PM
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Nav TV has 1 set of inputs.
If you would like to hook up additional devices, you will need a input selector to connect to the Nav TV input.
Does it all make sense to you?
To watch cable, you will need a cable TV tuner. Not sure where you can buy a mobile cable TV tuner.. but goodluck.
