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headrest
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We hope you enjoy your purchase!
ALTIUS products are carefully designed and produced to the highest standards
of performance and safety, backed by our comprehensive 1 Year Warranty.
This user manual will provide all the information required for you to setup and
use your new product.
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Welcome 2
Product Overview 4
Installation 6
Remote Control 10
Operation 13
Troubleshooting 17
Specifications 18
Compliance and Responsible Disposal 19
coNteNts
4 | PRODUCT OVERVIEW
A. DVD Headrest
B. Wireless 2-in-1 Game Console Remote
C. AAA batteries
D. Installation Tubes
E. AV Cable Bundle
F. 12V Car Power Adaptor
G. Set of Earphones
H. User Manual
I. Warranty Card
J. General Safety Warnings
What’s iN the box:
ProdUct overvieW
PRODUCT OVERVIEW | 5
bUttoNs aNd FUNctioNs
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1. / : Move to the previous/next chapter or
track.
2. : Press to play or pause. Press and hold to
return.
3. : Press to go into the quick screen setting menu.
Press and hold to enter the system settings menu.
In menus, , , and work as navigation
keys.
4. : Press to turn on the unit when the unit is
off. Press and hold to turn off the unit when the unit
is on. Press to switch between AV and DVD mode.
5. / : Press to increase or decrease the audio
volume.
6. DVD Tray Open/Close Button : Press to open the
DVD disc compartment.
7. Remote Sensor
8. DC Power Input : You can connect the supplied car
adaptor to this socket and the car’s cigarette lighter
socket.
9. SD Card Slot : Insert a SD card for media playback.
10. USB Port : Insert a USB for media playback.
11. Headphones Port : Connect to your earphones
(included).
5V 500mA
DC 12V 1.5A
6 | INSTALLATION
iNstaLLatioN
There are two ways to install this headrest in your vehicle: you can
do it yourself, or you have it professionally installed by an auto
specialist.
NOTE: The shape and the size of the headrest may not be suitable
in all cars. Please check the dimensions before installing.
Install it yourself
1. Remove the original headrest of your car.
2. From the 6 pairs of installation tubes (16/14/13.8/12.7/12.5/12
mm in diameter) included in the product, select the correct pair
for the poles of your car’s headrest.
3. Adjust the space between the two poles of the headrest, and
install the headrest in position and adjust its height as required.
4. Run the radio antenna and AV cable through the seat’s pole.
5. Insert the car power adaptor into the car lighter port of your
car.
6. Connect the DC connector of the car power adaptor (included)
into the DC in port of the headrest DVD player.
12V DC In
12V Car Adaptor Port
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Video out
L out
R out
L in
R in
Video in
Video out (Yellow)
Audio out (Red/R)
Audio out (White/L)
Video in (Yellow)
Audio in (White/L)
Audio in (Red/R)
Professional installation (auto specialist only)
1. Remove the original headrest.
2. From the 6 pairs of installation tubes (16/14/13.8/12.7/12.5/12 mm in diameter) included in the product, select the
correct pair for the poles of your car’s headrest.
3. Adjust the space between the two poles of the headrest and install the headrest into position. Adjust its height as
required.
4. Run the radio antenna and AV cable through the seat’s pole, then connect the AV cable bundle (included) to the
car’s AV system (see diagram below).
5. Connect the DC connector of the car power adaptor (included) into the DC In port of the headrest DVD player.
8 | INSTALLATION
A head restraint is designed to limit the movement of the head and provide support in an
accident. A properly adjusted head restraint will help to protect you against whiplash, and
potentially save you from a long-term injury.
How to adjust your head restraint
Picture 1: This picture shows a well-adjusted head restraint, which will reduce the risk of
suering a whiplash injury.
The seat back angle is relatively upright, and this allows the head restraint to be positioned
close to the back of the head.
The top of the head restraint is level with the top of the occupant’s head, which will also
help to prevent injury.
Picture 2: This picture shows a poorly adjusted head restraint.
Even though the top of the head restraint is level with the top of the occupants head, a
large gap exists between the back of the occupant’s head and the head restraint.
This gap – which is marked in the picture – means that the head can move and tilt further
back, increasing the risk of injury.
Picture 1: A well adjusted head restraint
Picture 2: A poorly adjusted head restraint
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Credit: ROSPA, Road Safety Factsheet: Head Restraints
Picture 3: A well adjusted head restraint
Picture 4: A poorly adjusted head restraint
Picture 3: This picture shows another example of a properly adjusted head restraint.
As in Picture 1, the two main points to note are that the head restraint is as high as the
top of the occupant’s head, and the restraint is close to the back of the head.
Picture 4: This picture is an example of a poorly adjusted head restraint.
The picture shows the distance between the top of the occupant’s head and the top of
the head restraint, which would increase the risk of an injury.
The head restraint should be moved higher, as shown in picture 3.
10 | REMOTE CONTROL
setUP
Insert two AAA size batteries (not included) according
to the polarity markings (+ / -) inside the compartment.
Make sure the batteries are correctly aligned and
properly pushed into place.
PrecaUtioNs WheN UsiNg batteries
• Do not use old and new batteries together.
• Do not use different types of batteries (e.g.
Manganese and Alkaline batteries) together.
• Remove the batteries from the remote if you do not
intend to use it for a long time.
• When discarding used batteries, follow any
guidelines for recycling and disposal of batteries
that apply in your local area.
• Keep batteries away from children and pets.
• Never throw batteries into a fire or expose them to
extreme heat.
reMote coNtroL
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Illustration is for reference only and may not match the actual
remote of the product.
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