on-dash monitor in-dash monitor in-dash DVD player DVD changer All-In-One Accessories Alarm System   Registration Shipment Tracking FAQ Contact Us   FAQ Section PAYMENT TERMS & CONDITION IMPORT TAX RETURN & WARRANTY POLICY SHIPPING & INSURANCE Ready to Install? Pre-Installation Instruction... ***IMPORTANT INSTALLATION MATERIAL*** CAUTION: For your own safety, please do disconnect your car's battery before you try to connect or disconnect any electronic device in your vehicle. In addition, please do read the USER'S MANUAL, and follow step-by-step procedures to do the installation. You need to answer all the following questions before your installation: 1.Where is your car's Radio/Audio Fuse Box and location? 2.What AMP fuse is currently installed for your Radio/Audio Fuse Box? 3.Is there a Backup fuse box for your Radio/Audio System? 4.Have you got the in-dash wire harness for your power & speakers connection? 5.Installation Procedure Where is your car's Radio/Audio Fuse Box and location? In most of the newer models, two or more fuse boxes are very common. You need to refer to your owner's manual to locate the fuse of your Radio/Audio/Speaker Fuses. Fuses may appear in more than one place. What AMP fuse is currently installed for your Radio/Audio Fuse Box? Most of the vehicles come with the 10AMP fuse for your in-car Radio/Audio system. If you are planning to install the in-car entertainment system co-existing with your current audio system, you definitely need to add AMP into the fuse box. We are suggesting to add 10AMP per device. For example, you have a manufacturer radio/cassette player and want to add our in dash DVD player, you will need to increase your existing fuse from 10AMP to 20AMP (if your existing fuse setting is 10AMP). Is there a Backup fuse box for your Radio/Audio System? As mentioned, there may have more than one fuse box available for the Radio/Audio System. For example, 99 Honda CRV, there is an additional backup fuse for the radio system. You need to find and locate the backup fuse for your audio system and make the necessary adjustment as need. Have you got the in-dash wire harness for your power & speakers connection? What is harness? In most of the vehicle, manufacturer have bundle all the wire in a factory default jet that may include Ground, Power, Speakers, etc. Each car model comes with a different harness model. This is used to make your installation easier without messing around with all the wires. You better go to the dealer or well-known vehicle audio retail shops to look for the harness that your car is using. Please do be aware that even a same model of the car, but it may be using different harness with only a year different. Therefore, please shop with care. Installation Procedure Varied installation methods are available for in car audio system. If you have completed all the above procedures, you are pretty much safe to go ahead and make your installation. PLEASE DO READ THE MANUAL BEFORE YOU MAKE YOUR INSTALLATION!!! If you need further installation assistant, please do contact info@onlinedigit.com Other FAQ How long will it take for me to receive my items? What is PAL, NTSC & SECAM? What is my country's TV system? What is region setting of DVD? MP3 Playback? Ready to Install? Pre-Installation Instruction... Installation Instruction for your headrest monitor General Cable & Wiring Information What is FM Modulator & Why I need to have it? Can I connect Playstations, Nintendo, XBOX to the system? Can I connect Global Positioning System (GPS) to the monitor? How far can the I communicate the car alarm system with my LCD remote control? Can the car alarm/remote starting system work on a manual transmission vehicles? What is RCA Port/Cable?