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browsing ebay last week I came across this universal monitor set made by Tview. It came in 3 colors ( black, grey, tan ) and had universal headrests with 9" screen in them already. Price was $188 shipped. I decided to go ahead and try them out. For the price I figure worst case I'd have two monitors. ( ebay seller is AUDIOSsavings )
Today it came in:
Inside:
Well Time to install!
1. First Off Need to Remove the factory headrests. Start by pulling them up all the way and using two pins/paperclips/etc to release them.
Result:
2.Now the Tview Monitor has a plug coming out of one of the bars, you're going to fish that through the hole first then lock the headrest all the way down.
3.Now you need to unhook the bottom of the seat cover ( it was pretty hard to get them to unhook ) and you'll see what looks like a cardboard box end. Open it and look up and you'll see the wire hanging there from the head rest.
( The pic below was taken with no headrests in, thus you can see the two holes )
4.Now take the harness that came with the Tview monitors and stick your hand up the back of the seat and connect the two ends together. They only connect one way since there is a ridge in the connector.
( FYI: There's two VIDEO in and one Audio in )
5.Connect the power to some type of ignition power and ground to ground, then connect whatever video/audio inputs to it and you're done!
SPECS on the monitors:
* 9" TFT-LCD Monitor Car headrest with Touch Buttons
* Built in IR Stereo Transmitter (2.3/2.8/3.2/3.8Mhz)
* Wide Screen: 16:9
* High Resolution: 630 X 234/1440 X 234
* Color System: PAL/NTSC Compatible
* Touch Button
* Two Audio Input
* Two Video Input
* Tube diameter: 0.4/0.48/0.50/0.56 inch
* Distance of Poles: 5.3-7.3 inches adjustable
* On screen menu display
* DC 12 V power supply
* Blue screen when no signal input
* Adjustable picture, brightness, contrast, volume
* Capable of dual channel or signal channel headsets
* Power on/off
* Bright backlit display
* Video 1 and Video 2 switch able from monitor
* Strong IR signal (2 IR Sensors in each monitor)
* Product Net Weight: 4.6 lbs
* Available in Black, Grey & Tan
* Product measurement: 12 x 9.1 x 5 inches
* 2 REMOTES
---------- Post added at 01:31 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:21 AM ----------
Overall I'm pretty happy with them, the color isn't too off, the texture is different, but for the price I'm not too worried about it. The picture clarity is pretty good as well. The buttons are easy to press and there's a "beep" whenever something is pressed either on the screen or the remote. Each remote only operates one monitor. And the IR transmitter is a plus, so in the future I may purchase wireless headphones to use with another DVD player in the back only.
Today it came in:
Inside:
Well Time to install!
1. First Off Need to Remove the factory headrests. Start by pulling them up all the way and using two pins/paperclips/etc to release them.
Result:
2.Now the Tview Monitor has a plug coming out of one of the bars, you're going to fish that through the hole first then lock the headrest all the way down.
3.Now you need to unhook the bottom of the seat cover ( it was pretty hard to get them to unhook ) and you'll see what looks like a cardboard box end. Open it and look up and you'll see the wire hanging there from the head rest.
( The pic below was taken with no headrests in, thus you can see the two holes )
4.Now take the harness that came with the Tview monitors and stick your hand up the back of the seat and connect the two ends together. They only connect one way since there is a ridge in the connector.
( FYI: There's two VIDEO in and one Audio in )
5.Connect the power to some type of ignition power and ground to ground, then connect whatever video/audio inputs to it and you're done!
SPECS on the monitors:
* 9" TFT-LCD Monitor Car headrest with Touch Buttons
* Built in IR Stereo Transmitter (2.3/2.8/3.2/3.8Mhz)
* Wide Screen: 16:9
* High Resolution: 630 X 234/1440 X 234
* Color System: PAL/NTSC Compatible
* Touch Button
* Two Audio Input
* Two Video Input
* Tube diameter: 0.4/0.48/0.50/0.56 inch
* Distance of Poles: 5.3-7.3 inches adjustable
* On screen menu display
* DC 12 V power supply
* Blue screen when no signal input
* Adjustable picture, brightness, contrast, volume
* Capable of dual channel or signal channel headsets
* Power on/off
* Bright backlit display
* Video 1 and Video 2 switch able from monitor
* Strong IR signal (2 IR Sensors in each monitor)
* Product Net Weight: 4.6 lbs
* Available in Black, Grey & Tan
* Product measurement: 12 x 9.1 x 5 inches
* 2 REMOTES
---------- Post added at 01:31 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:21 AM ----------
Overall I'm pretty happy with them, the color isn't too off, the texture is different, but for the price I'm not too worried about it. The picture clarity is pretty good as well. The buttons are easy to press and there's a "beep" whenever something is pressed either on the screen or the remote. Each remote only operates one monitor. And the IR transmitter is a plus, so in the future I may purchase wireless headphones to use with another DVD player in the back only.
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