Xovision monitor wanted to know how to install it.

You need the wiring harness from xovision

i think your prob is not simple if anybody tell u do this or tat don't do it because i have a same prob but my fault is try myself and it becomes more disable and father beaten me
so acc to my opinion go to the expert and where u buy this he normaled your problem don't worry i do the same thing
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Get Snap-On Ferrite Chokes and place them on the Audio and Power lines leading to the monitor.

First you need to check and see if your phone is compatible,Not all bluetooth devices can connect to each other,so check with the GPS documentation.

No you have to remove that cardboard. It protects the laser in transit I guess.

if the headsets work the fm transmitter may already be working. unless they are using an ir signal. you can test this by blocking the the ir or (infrared) led's on the lcd and the dvd player , if the headsets still work than its probably being sent via fm signal. turn your head unit on to fm andstart at 87.1mhz and work your way up to 89.9mhz in .1mhz intervals fm transmiters are usualy some where in that frequency.hope that helps

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the brake wire is connected to your hand brake to stop you watching tv while you r driving its a safty thing as you have not connected it it might be why you cannt watch tv hope this is of some help

go to xovision.com download product manual... that is what i had to do.

Try these guys - although they only allow installation by licensed installers, so they may not supply parts. http://xovision.com/contact.htm Wiring harnesses for this type of application will differ considerably from vehicle to vehicle depending on the location of the monitor and player and the route through which cabling has to be threaded, so they are usually constucted in situ. The connectors on these units should be standard, so any auto electric shop should be able to wire it up, but be careful not to void any warranty on the monitors. Hope this helps :)