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AWM950
High Power AM/FM/DVD Player
Owner’s Manual
Designed Specifically for the
Van and RV lndustries
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Thank you for your purchase of the AWM950. It is designed to give you good value and many hours of listening enjoyment. Please read this manual carefully, as it should be able to answer many of your questions about the operation and features of this product. IMPORTANT NOTES Avoid installing unit in locations described below: -Places exposed to heat radiating appliances such as electric heaters -On top of other equipment that radiates heat -Places lacking ventilation or dusty places -Hu
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Controls Identification: Controls Identification 1) Tuning Up / Seek / Minute Set Button 12) DVD Player 2) Tuning Down / Seek / Hour Set Button 13) Eject Button 3) Mute / AS/PS / Loud Buttons 14) Speaker Selector 4) Time Set Button 15) 1/8” Auxiliary Input Jack 5) Display Window 16) Stereo Headphone Jack 6) Alarm Set / Alarm On/Off Buttons 17) Audio Adjust Button 7) Button Reset 18) Power Switch w/Volume Control 8) Preset # 3 (Previous) / Preset # 4 (Next) 19) Source
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Remote Controls Identification Remote Controls Identification 1) Power 18) Eject 2) Source 19) Menu/Band 3) Numeric Buttons 20) Audio Mode 4) Mute 21) Vol + 5) Tune Up 22) Vol – 6) Tune Down 23) Up 7) Previous 24) Next 8) Left 25) Right 9) Enter 26) Down 10) Fast Reverse 27) Fast Forwarding 11) Stop 28) Play / Pause 12) Subtitle 29) Display 13) Setup 30) Title 14) Program 31) Repeat 15) Audio (DVD) 32) Time / Freq 16) Go To 33) Zoom 17) Angle 3
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Operating Instructions: NOTE: Number in parenthesis (#) corresponds with “Control Identification” on page 3. Note : Power can be turned on by pushing any button on the front of the AWM950. LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY PANEL The liquid crystal display (LCD) panel displays the frequency, time and activated functions. Note: It is characteristic of LCD panels that, if subjected to cold temperatures for an extended period of time, they will take longer to illuminate than under normal conditions.
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3) Then press and hold one of preset buttons (8,9,10 or 11) for more than 3 seconds. DVD PLAYBACK OPERATIONS ***Please refer to the remote control figure on page 4. PLAY/PAUSE Press the button to play or pause. EJECT Press this button to load or eject disc. STOP Press this button once when playing, the unit stops and the stop location is memorized. When user presses the PLAY button after that, the unit will resume playback, If user press STOP twice, then disc stops and uni
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SETUP Press this button to enter setup menu. PREVIOUS/NEXT Press this button to go to the PREVIOUS/NEXT chapter, track or song. TITLE For DVD discs, press this button to enter the title menu, press the DIRECTION buttons and PLAY button to select and play (only if supported by the discs). MENU Press this button once to return to the root menu. If user selected none of the chapters in the menu, and press MENU again, last position memory function will turn on and the disc will be
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SCREEN SAVER This item is used to open/close SCREEN SAVER On: Screen saver will automatically be executed if the screen keeps still for whole fifteen minutes OFF : Screen saver would not be executed in any situation LOAD SETUP DEFAULT This item is used to restore all menus as factory defaults, except the item related to Parent Control Sub-item. RESET LANGUAGE SETUP MENU When you begin to play a DVD disc, this player will automatically select its default menu language which y
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VIDEO SETUP TV SCREEN Which picture format appears on your TV depends on what kind of TV you have and the picture mode your TV is set to; 4:3 – LETTER BOX refers to pictures where black bands appear at the top and bottom. 16:9 – WIDE SCREEN for wide screen TV (Full mode) TV OUTPUT This item is used to select a TV signal system to match your TV set. It includes ; AUTO NTSC PAL SCAN MODE INTERLACED (Interlaced scanning) The default setting of the DVD player is INTERLAC
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AUDIO SETUP CHANNEL 2CH STEREO – Select stereo 2CH LT/RT – Select left and right channel DIGITAL OUTPUT SET – Each DVD disc has its own Audio output options. You can set up the DVD’s Digital Audio Output according to your speaker system. This item contains ; DOLBY – Select LPCM and BITSTREAM output and OFF DTS – Select LPCM and BITSTREAM OUTPUT and OFF MPEG – Select LPCM and BITSTREAM output and OFF PCM – Select LPCM 48KHz and LPCM 96KHz output DIGITAL OUTPUT – Turn digi
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CHANGING PARENTAL CONTROL PASSWORD Use UP/DOWN arrow buttons to select Password item. Enter old 4 – digital security code Then enter new 4 digital security code Press UP/DOWN arrow button to exit Note : New 4 – digital security code will take effect after closing the Setup menu. NOTE : It is necessary to stop the disc playback if you want to enter the PREFERENCES MENU ITEM. In PREFERENCES MENU ITEM, the system default password is 0000. Operating instructions USING THE A
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Hook up wiring color code. WIRING COLOR CODE COLOR FUNCTION ORANGE/WHITE STRIPE +12VDC IGNITION POWER GREEN/WHITE STRIPE +12VDC BATTERY POWER BLACK/WHITE STRIPE POWER GROUND (-12VDC) WHITE LEFT (A) SPEAKER (+) VIOLET LEFT (A) SPEAKER (-) BLUE RIGHT (A) SPEAKER (+) LIGHT GREEN RIGHT (A) SPEAKER (-) RED LEFT (B) SPE
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Installation: 1) Cut a mounting hole in the desired location using mounting hole diagram (below) and use the four 3x20min self tapping screws provided to mount the unit. 2) Route power, speaker and antenna cables through hole and connect to unit as outlined in the Wiring Color Code diagram on the previous page. 3) After making sure connections are correct, test operation. Specifications: Operating Voltage: 11-16VDC Output Power: 50 Watts Total (25 Watts
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