Astro Gaming
Astro Gaming M7000 7" 2 in 1 accessory
A 7 inch LCD monitor with two video inputs, 800 x 480 resolution and a 9 to 36 volt power range for vehicle rear-view and entertainment systems
- High-resolution 800 x 480 display for clear rearview images
- Dual video inputs connect camera and DVD player simultaneously
- Adjustable bracket sets the perfect viewing angle
- Operates from 14 °F to 158 °F in tough conditions
- Low 8 W draw on 9–36 V vehicle power
Purpose and audience
The Astro Gaming M7000 is a 7 inch LCD monitor built for heavy duty vehicles such as trucks and buses. It serves drivers who need a reliable rearview display and the option to connect a secondary video source for parking or entertainment.
Thermals noise and power
The unit operates from a DC 9 to 36 volt supply and draws around 8 watts during normal use. Rated for an operating range of 14 to 158 Fahrenheit it maintains stable performance in cold mornings and hot cabins without active cooling noise.
Build connectors and mounting
A 4 pin aviation connector cable links the monitor to power and video sources while an adjustable bracket sets the viewing angle. Two channel AV inputs let you switch between a backup camera on AV2 and a DVD player or other device on AV1 with NTSC or PAL compatibility.
Highlights
- High-resolution 800 x 480 display for clear rearview images
- Dual video inputs connect camera and DVD player simultaneously
- Adjustable bracket sets the perfect viewing angle
- Operates from 14 °F to 158 °F in tough conditions
- Low 8 W draw on 9–36 V vehicle power
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I mount the monitor and wire the 4-pin aviation connector to a 9–36 V DC supply without reversing polarity?
Use the included adjustable bracket to set the viewing angle, then plug the 4-pin aviation cable into the monitor and connect its power leads to a 9–36 V DC source, confirming positive and negative before tightening.
What regular upkeep does the 7-inch TFT LCD with 800×480 resolution need over time?
Clean the screen gently with a microfiber cloth, check that the bracket screws stay tight and inspect the aviation connector for corrosion or loose pins every few months.
At what temperature does the display stop operating reliably during long drives?
The unit is rated for 14 to 158 °F; sustained cabin heat above 158 °F will cause the monitor to shut down or malfunction first.
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