7Inch Touch Screen 2 Din High Definition GPS Car DVD

Specifications:
 

• 2Din design of the GPS car DVD player can show sounds and every word clearly and vividly
• 480 x 234 screen of this GPS car DVD can show you a wide and clear visual effect
• Special GPS system makes this 7inch car DVD player can be a good guider, saving a lot of time spent on searching some place
• This touch screen car DVD with steering wheel control function can make it easier and more convenient to operate
• Built-in systems make this GPS car DVD can be connected to your phone, MP3, MP4, MP5 and other medium
• Electronic and mechanical system of the 7inch car DVD is shockproof and durable for long time using
• This touch screen car DVD fits different cars
• This 7inch car DVD is compatible with DIVX/DVD/DVD-RS/DVD+RS/DVD-RW/VCD/CD-R/CD-RW/MP3/MP4/WMA/AVI and etc.
• Operation menu of this touch screen car DVD is displayed in Chinese and English

Details:

• Practical 2Din 7inch high definition car DVD with GPS navigator is popular with those who own cars and leisure in driving time

• 2Din of the GPS car DVD makes the sound clear and vivid

• Images and pictures shown by this GPS car DVD is clearer and more defined

• Touch screen designed to follow the trace of fashion can make it easy and convenient to operate the 7inch car DVD

• With IPod cable, USB cable and connector cable, this GPS car DVD player can be connected easily

Note:

• This is a rich featured GPS navigation and media system. We recommend carefully reading the user manual for your most satisfactory user experience
• The unit includes an evaluation version GPS software package. You should download/purchase an updated software package from your home country that best covers your region of the world
• Special GPS Note: This model is compatible with most brands of GPS software, such as TomTom, iGO, Route66 etc. - however hardware specific software such as Garmin may not run on this unit. As the wholesaler, our site provides the GPS-enabled hardware only, not the software. And our site provides no warranty or customer support regarding GPS software. Our site cannot provide downloads / links / advice regarding GPS software. Any software installation you undertake should be performed or supervised by a professional

How to Install A DVD Player In Your Car:



If you have kids, take your car on long trips or enjoy camping, you may wish to install a DVD player in your car for entertainment on the road. You can either purchase an all-in-one DVD player and LCD screen, or just a plain DVD player to use with existing LCD screens in your car

Instructions:

• There are two options for installing a DVD player in your car: Use a portable model or one that mounts permanently in your vehicle. Choose the one that fits your budget and vehicle
• Installing a permanent DVD player takes a few hours, and you will have to use some basic tools. Start by removing your existing car stereo, including the dash fascia and trim
• Detach the existing car stereo unit from its mounting brackets and wiring harness
• Consult your DVD player's owner's manual to see if the new DVD player head unit requires different mounting brackets than the ones that fit your old stereo. If you have to mount new brackets, remove the old ones first and set them aside
• If you wish to install a DVD changer in the trunk or under a seat, you will have to run the power and auxiliary audio and video cables to your stereo head unit before mounting the new head unit and finishing installation
• After reattaching the wiring harness, secure the DVD player to the mounting brackets in the dash. Make sure the DVD player works before reattaching the dashboard trim and fascia

How to Connect a Car DVD Player:



Car DVD players are designed to work with a 12-volt Direct Current Negative Ground electrical system. Purchase a voltage inverter if your vehicle has a different system. The car DVD player won't work if the ground isn't in place, and incorrect connections can cause damage to the player. So check everything twice

Instructions:

• Disconnect the car battery's negative terminal. That's the thick black lead
• Connect the black lead from the DVD player to the car's chassis. That's the ground. You can also use the metallic body, but check that is metal with a magnet---some bodies aren't
• Connect the yellow constant 12-volt lead from the DVD player to a live terminal in the fuse block connecting to the car battery. Bypass the ignition switch. Connect the red lead to an accessory terminal in the fuse block
• Connect the blue lead to a power antenna if you have one. Connect the blue-with-white-stripe lead to the remote lead of other equipment. It's the remote out connection. Connect the orange-with-white-stripe lead to the car light control switch. Connect the brown lead to the cellular phone system---it's the telephone muting lead. Connect the light green lead to the parking brake---it's the connection that prevents front-seat passengers from watching video while the car moves
• Connect the rear ground terminal
• Connect any external components like video in or video out and subwoofer
• Connect the white-with-black-stripe lead to the negative terminal of the left front speaker. Connect the white lead to the positive. The gray-with-white-stripe connects to the negative of the right front speaker and the gray to the positive. The green-with-black-stripe goes to the negative of the left rear speaker. Green goes to the positive. Purple-with-black-stripe goes to the negative of the rear right speaker and purple to the positive
• Reconnect the car's battery

Package Included:

• 1 x DVD
• 1 x Remote Control
• 1 x GPS Antenna 
• 1 x Set of Install Fittings
• 1 x iPod Cable
• 1 x USB Cable
• 1 x User Manual