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Check your connections. 750W is about 7 amp at 110 V. It's going to try to draw 80 amps from the battery! Recommend you check voltage with a multi-meter - I made up a set of probes for my meter with needle points so I can go right through the insulation of the wire and check voltages. Looked at an on-line photo of the unit, and the clips (and wires) look light for carrying 80 amps.
If your not getting enough voltage to the inverter it will beep to let you know you don't have enough power. Most common cause is a lose connection thru your cigarette lighter. Also if you turn your key off it might be shutting down power to your plug. Make sure you have a good connection with your battery or plug adapter. You also need a good battery so you don't go into a low voltage condition which will make your inverter beep.
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