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Wire and Cable Connections

Audio out - Use these outputs for stereo

audio signal to IR wireless headphones or an

FM modulator. The audio zones correspond

to the same monitor zones so any time a

source is changed the audio will follow.

Monitor zones - These eight-pin DIN plugs

are audio and video outputs. Using the

VDC100, they plug directly into the

Directed Video line of overhead and head-

rest monitors. They include stereo audio

signal, video signal, IR signal, and data

signal for ESP/ESP2 communication.

ESP/ESP2 Port - This three-pin port is for

adding the ESP/ESP2 security system with

two-way communication. It allows infor-

mation to flow between the security sys-

tem and the MCB 1000. User-programma-

ble features of the ESP/ESP2 systems can

be changed using on screen menus.

Security system violations can be reported

on screen with the name of the violated

zone or sensor displayed.

FM Modulator control - This plug is used

for controlling power to the RFM100 FM

modulator. The MCB1000 will turn the RFM

100 power on/off by the ignition switch or

the system operator can turn the FM mod-

ulator on/off by remote control.

Infrared input - This is a 3.5mm pin plug

for a remote IR eye. The optional IR 100

Infrared remote receiver can be added to

the system to allow full control from any

location in the vehicle.

Extended menu switch - Set this switch

to the ON position and a special Setup

Menu for the installer will appear on

screen with the rest of the menus. It is

designed allow the installer to customize

the system hardware operation, program

the Directed ESP/ESP2 security system

trigger names, and name the AV zones for

the on-screen display. Set the switch to

the OFF position and the Setup Menu no

longer appears with the on-screen menus.

Refer to the On-screen Programming guide

for further information.