My LCD setup
22 December 2003, 10:59 AM
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matt,
can you give me some info on the screen?
is the screen connected to the headunit? does that make it a pioneer screen, because I have always been unsure how the compatible pioneer headunits work as screen controller.
It is a moot point for me as I have the retractable touchscreen/dvd player in which the screen is the interface for the headunit.
I presume yours only displays tv/video when the input is selected via the head unit?
can you give me some info on the screen?
is the screen connected to the headunit? does that make it a pioneer screen, because I have always been unsure how the compatible pioneer headunits work as screen controller.
It is a moot point for me as I have the retractable touchscreen/dvd player in which the screen is the interface for the headunit.
I presume yours only displays tv/video when the input is selected via the head unit?
22 December 2003, 06:46 PM
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Hi,
Thanks for the comments.
The screen is universal, so it will work on any NTSC or PAL video source.
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Thanks for the comments.
The screen is universal, so it will work on any NTSC or PAL video source.
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Sorry to edit your post, we have a policy of no commercial advertising, and also of no links to ebay auctions.
To fit the screen, I have just routered part of the plastic away - the fit is actually quite simple. Mine's a touchscreen from Xenarc (gain)
Cheers,
nick.
To fit the screen, I have just routered part of the plastic away - the fit is actually quite simple. Mine's a touchscreen from Xenarc (gain)
Cheers,
nick.
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Not a problem 
- just keep it non-commercial and everything is marvellous 
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Out of interest, how did you attach the screen to the back of the trim panel? I've routered a lip off the panel allowing a flush fit, and intend to use epoxy resin to make a mount for screw holes, but would appreciate advice...
- just keep it non-commercial and everything is marvellous . Out of interest, how did you attach the screen to the back of the trim panel? I've routered a lip off the panel allowing a flush fit, and intend to use epoxy resin to make a mount for screw holes, but would appreciate advice...
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