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intezn 
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my friend just picked up a in dash lcd tv and we were testing it with a power pack and it doesn't power on???
the screen only slides out, but doesn't moves upright position nor power on.??
there are 4 wires to it
red, black, yellow, blue.
i searched and found something about vss or something, can someone give me more info on it?
we trying grounding the blue wire, that didn't work either.
this will go into a 92 honda civic.
thanks
btw, this lcd is made by
Dah Jiing Enterprise Co Ltd
Model: DJ-LU1201
Kendricksims67 
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what brand and model indash are you trying to install
intezn 
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intezn wrote:
btw, this lcd is made by
Dah Jiing Enterprise Co Ltd
Model: DJ-LU1201
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In " GENERAL " yellow is constang, red is acc, black is ground, and blue would be a remote turn on output.
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intezn 
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i have installed deck before, so i know the basic wiring.
i know red is +12v acc, yellow is +12v constant, and black is ground.
but i have no idea what to do with the blue.
with those 3 wires connected, i could only get the screen to slides out, but not move upright position nor power on the screen.
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Put the blue wire to the +12V acc (key in ignition for power on)
Otherwise, hook to 12V constant to test.
Don't forget the fuse!
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maybe you have to lift it up like the old kenwoods
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Grounding the "blue" wire would be a bad idea. Since I have never heard of this particular brand, maybe internal gyro? Steady the unit at horizontal to make the screen comes on. Or, maybe parking brake wire is not grounded/attached? It may be pink or green, check the install manual. When you find it, just ground it to the car's ground wire.
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hi all

i sell some units and when i link them to an powersource on a bench i usually find that you need about 14.4v to get the unit going.

But our units are not manufactureed by daijanig


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