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• Do not watch TV while driving.
• Use only the supplied car battery
cord. Using another cord could dam-
age the TV/VCR.
• Make sure the cigarette lighter jack is
free of ashes and other debris.
• Make sure you push the car battery
cord’s plug completely into the ciga-
rette lighter.
• Always unplug the car battery cord
from the cigarette lighter before you
unplug it from the TV/VCR.
• You must disconnect the car battery
cord from the TV/VCR before you can
use standard electrical (AC) power.
• If you use the TV/VCR with the vehi-
cle’s engine off, recharge the vehicle’s
battery every four hours. Unplug the
car battery cord from the cigarette
lighter when you finish using the
TV/VCR.
• When you use the TV/VCR with a car
battery cord, noise may appear on
the TV/VCR screen.
• Do not use this TV/VCR in high tem-
perature conditions.
Helpful Hints
Mobile Connections
Usually, the supplied indoor rod antenna provides adequate reception. But when you want to watch TV
outdoors or in a vehicle, use a mobile antenna (not supplied) or an indoor dipole antenna (not supplied)
and a car battery cord (supplied) to get good reception.
1
Connect an antenna to the ANT(enna) jack. Refer to the
instructions with your mobile antenna to make a connection simi-
lar to this one.
AC 120V
ANT
DC 13.2V
ANT.
(not supplied)
Mobile Antenna
2
Make sure your vehicle has a 13.2-volt, negative ground
electrical system. Connect one end of the car battery
cord to the DC 13.2V jack on the back of the TV/VCR.
Then connect the other end of the car battery cord to the
cigarette lighter in your vehicle.
AC 120V
ANT
DC 13.2V
AC 120V
DC 13.2V
To
Cigarette
Lighter
car battery cord
(supplied)
8 Hooking Up the TV/VCR (cont’d)
Fuse Replacement
(Car Battery Cord)
If the TV/VCR does not have power when connected properly in
your vehicle, you may need to replace the fuse in the car battery
cord.
Use only a 5-amp, 250-volt, fast blow fuse, which is available
at an electronics retailer.
1
To remove the old fuse, unscrew the red cap from the end of the
cord. Place your fingers on the grooved part of the cap and turn
the cap counter-clockwise.
2
When the cap is removed, the red cap and the silver tip will be
loose. The fuse will be loose inside the end of the cord.
3
Remove the old fuse and insert a new fuse.
4
Replace the red cap and the silver tip. The fuse will tighten into
place as you screw on the cap, turning the cap clockwise. (The
end of the fuse will fit into the silver tip, which is in the center of
the red cap when tightened.)