Connect the tv to the Nav System
11-29-2003, 05:32 PM
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Connect the tv to the Nav System
Hy Boy, i have this reicevers:
Were are the four wire to cut for connecting??
The installation is similar at the avelettronics system...
I need of the sheme for installation...
bye.....
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Were are the four wire to cut for connecting??
The installation is similar at the avelettronics system...
I need of the sheme for installation...
bye.....
:D
11-30-2003, 05:46 AM
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This device is PAL/NTSC Autoswitch, TV Sintonizator, have a fm mudulator 2 video-in 2 audio-in and 2 video out and 1 audio out. osd menu and other function...
I have a friend in Italy is a distributor, the price is 280 euro, (ca 335 USD)
bye..!
I have a friend in Italy is a distributor, the price is 280 euro, (ca 335 USD)
bye..!
12-08-2003, 03:00 AM
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This is much similar one to that one of the www.AVElectronic.com. I in order to see the dvd will install mini-itx, a small PC with windows xp. Therefore I will be able to see the dvd and to feel the mp3. What I would want to say, it is where to insert the video-out of the tv-video switch in the nav monitor on rx-8.
Bye..z!!!
Bye..z!!!
12-08-2003, 07:40 AM
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DeeJay Pico,
What I think you are looking for is, "which video wires to I splice into, and where is the best place to do this?"
I am looking for the same information. I understand that you are goinf to hook up a Mini-ATX PC to the LCD. I am curious abouot what kind of video input the LCD uses.
Does the LCD have a digital input? RGB? VGA?
I was wondering if the easiest place to bring the video in was at the same point the NAV does. If the NAV video output is something commonly used, then surely that would be the easiest place to bring in an extra video feed, and may not require any cutting...
What I think you are looking for is, "which video wires to I splice into, and where is the best place to do this?"
I am looking for the same information. I understand that you are goinf to hook up a Mini-ATX PC to the LCD. I am curious abouot what kind of video input the LCD uses.
Does the LCD have a digital input? RGB? VGA?
I was wondering if the easiest place to bring the video in was at the same point the NAV does. If the NAV video output is something commonly used, then surely that would be the easiest place to bring in an extra video feed, and may not require any cutting...
12-08-2003, 08:41 AM
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Hi,I'm an Italian boy.Could you write me to my mail.I need information on DeeJay Pico's system.
Thanks a lot
Mail: thommino@excite.it
For Pico: Scrivimi pure in italiano,che si fa meno fatica.
Thanks a lot
Mail: thommino@excite.it
For Pico: Scrivimi pure in italiano,che si fa meno fatica.
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12-08-2003, 09:11 AM
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Are you looking for the Mini-ITX information?
The is a new Mini-ATX motherboard made by VIA that runs at 1ghz, and uses 2100DDR memory.
"The Nehemiah M10000 has an onboard "fansink" reducing heat and noise (a mere 25dBA at one metre). Onboard VIA Apollo CLE266 graphics and 1Ghz C3 Processor with Nehemiah core gives the EPIA M10000 improved 3D graphics and DVD playback, and the board has 6 Channel audio, 10/100 Ethernet, USB 2.0, Firewire and TV-Out support. Ideal for the perfect multimedia playback machine. Additional 2 x USB 2 and 2 x Firewire ports come on a separate PCI backplate."
What maked this motherboard really nice is the size, 17cm x 17cm. I measured it out, and it will easily fit in the glove compartment...although I worry about heat buildup.
The is a new Mini-ATX motherboard made by VIA that runs at 1ghz, and uses 2100DDR memory.
"The Nehemiah M10000 has an onboard "fansink" reducing heat and noise (a mere 25dBA at one metre). Onboard VIA Apollo CLE266 graphics and 1Ghz C3 Processor with Nehemiah core gives the EPIA M10000 improved 3D graphics and DVD playback, and the board has 6 Channel audio, 10/100 Ethernet, USB 2.0, Firewire and TV-Out support. Ideal for the perfect multimedia playback machine. Additional 2 x USB 2 and 2 x Firewire ports come on a separate PCI backplate."
What maked this motherboard really nice is the size, 17cm x 17cm. I measured it out, and it will easily fit in the glove compartment...although I worry about heat buildup.
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12-08-2003, 10:36 AM
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Hi F.Vinkler,
All our system will come with a specific instruction. We do not send instruction out separately. The 4 wires can be cut behind the navigation box/screen.
Thanks,
AVElectronic, Inc.
All our system will come with a specific instruction. We do not send instruction out separately. The 4 wires can be cut behind the navigation box/screen.
Thanks,
AVElectronic, Inc.
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