Moniceiver

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As Moniceiver or receiver operating function screen (conceptual composition of English monitor ( screen ) and receiver ( receiving device )), a in the category of entertainment electronics referred to scoring multifunction device, which is usually in place in motor vehicles of a car radio is used. It goes well beyond the functionality of a classic car radio and consists of several components for information and entertainment purposes.

The moniceiver is the core of a complete multimedia system. It usually combines the functions of a car radio , CD player , DVD player , playback device for external audio and video sources (e.g. via a USB mass storage device ), a hands-free system for mobile phones (e.g. via Bluetooth ) and partly also television (DVB-T) and navigation systems (with navigation function also called naviceiver ). It is not uncommon for the devices - like most AV receivers now - to have the capabilities of a multi-channel sound system ( Dolby Digital or DTS ). For navigation and playback of video sources, the moniceiver has a large (usually between 5 and 7 inch screen diagonal), often foldable display with touchscreen functionality. Models are offered with the single or double DIN dimensions of a car radio, i.e. those that can be installed instead of a standard car radio (then with a fold-away display) and those that occupy two construction shafts in the center console of the vehicle. The operating functions of the moniceiver are made available on the touchscreen in the form of virtual buttons.

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Individual evidence

  1. Jürgen Eberl: Test report: 7 moniceivers in the test. In: autohifi ( ISSN  1860-1618 ), 22nd year, issue 2, 2011