Awesome thanks!
Sorry to resurrect this thread. I am trying to replace my old tv with a new xtrons unit and I’d love a plug in adapter to connect the power and the feed from the factory dvd and front screen - also the rear aux so the new xtrons would work as the old tv did - can you send me a better version of this image as google translate can’t read it all
What did you do for video feeds?All I did was, a new power feed from xtrons along roof, down a Piller down behind heater and at the end, I put a cigarette lighter plug, to plug in when ever I want to use and unplugged when not in use, so no power drain
So did you loose the ability to show the front dvd player on the rear screen? My kids live watching the old Disney films and it doesn’t rely on internet then. Also the sound quality is superior to the fm transmitted output of the xtrons.Did same to all, extended hdmi put a 2 way switch on so could watch free view ( no internet required).or switch over to fire stick.
Why mess with wires you don't need too.
Sorry to resurrect this thread. I am trying to replace my old tv with a new xtrons unit and I’d love a plug in adapter to connect the power and the feed from the factory dvd and front screen - also the rear aux so the new xtrons would work as the old tv did - can you send me a better version of this image as google translate can’t read it all- thanks.

Here's my theory having just replaced the DVD/Nav unit in my series 1. I had been having a few issues with the system including a sporadic unlocked picture, random operation of inputs and intermittently the rear screen would not drop. I purchased a late model series 2 unit as a replacement and having fitted it my problems have gone away. The units are identical on the outside and are plug and play.
I decided to dismantle the old unit for fault investigation and noted that the cooling fan was inoperative. Now, there are many surface mount capacitors within the unit which take objection to being too hot and they dry out. This greatly reduces their efficiency, and being that the unit is the nerve centre of the AV system I would suspect that this may have been the cause of the problems, including the rear screen not dropping.
So if you have this issue you could look to see if the cooling fan is working as a starter. Quite tricky in a series 1 as you need to remove the trim by the drivers foot rest and try to see it from there, you'll probably need to use the camera on your phone and a torch.
One bonus for owners of series 1 Elgrands is you can carry out the series 2 clock mod and have the correct local time displayed.
Good luck.
Yes, the Nav drive is control central for the system. If you are having numerous issues it might be worth doing the old battery disconnection trick to reboot the entire system.Just making sure I understand this correctly. So the DVD/Nav unit (the one i can see when I open the flap in the center console) is an essential part for the rear screen to work?
Having the same 'screen won't come down' and the tv button doesn't do anything. Nor does the buttons on the remote make a sound (except for the volume up/down thingy).
same problem can hear a continuous clicking but no screen drops down no beep ?It seems my screen will not go down either, interestingly I can here a clicking sound from the unit when it is plugged in, I think it might be a bad power supply circuit on the board. I have removed the unit for inspection. Does anyone have a wiring schematic for this unit showing how it connects to the vehicle? I would be very grateful for a copy if possible.
it did come down and go back up when i first got it but had suddenly decided to stay upsame problem can hear a continuous clicking but no screen drops down no beep ?![]()