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Kenwood KVT-512 Car DVD Player - Page 5 Questions & Answers
Is the park signal wire supposed to be hooked to
If you want to by-pass the parking brake wire, here's how.
Most wiring harnesses have a solid orage wire for illumination of the
radio and also have an orange wire with a white stripe for dimming purposes. Most
radios do not use this dimming feature. Connect the brake wire to this wire and your able to watch your movies whenever you want. All the wire is looking for is a signal. It cannot differentiate between a parking brake signal and a non-parking brake signal.
How to play dvd video when driving my car
Most wiring harnesses have a solid orage wire for illumination of the
radio and also have an orange wire with a white stripe for dimming purposes. Most
radios do not use this dimming feature. Connect the brake wire to this wire and your able to watch your movies whenever you want. All the wire is looking for is a signal. It cannot differentiate between a parking brake signal and a non-parking brake signal. Just remember to be safe and pay attention to the road. Oh, and most states have laws governing the use of video playing in plain sight of the driver. BE CAREFUL!
Is there any Kenwood software
I have been looking on the web to see if any updates are available although none are found at this time. The webpage for Kenwood shows nothing on this model
What is the wires in the back brown and green wire
brown is a mute wire which typically is not used anymore unles with this model other GPS features are going to be added. The green wire should be connected to your parking break. When there is a ground to this wire you will be able to use the dvd, not having this wire connected may also affect the cd not working. No code should be needed.
Unable to watch DVD while driving
There is a safety wire for the DVD, Nav units, etc. (usually purple) that is supposed to be connected to your emergency brake. Simply connect it to your car's ground location with the other stereo ground wires and it will work fine at all times.
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