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Document Number 105134 Rev A

ELECTRONIC REVISION

CONTROLLED

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ELECTRONIC REVISION CONTROLLED Document Number 105134 Rev A
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System Technical Manual, Remote Display System © 2011 by Rosen Aviation, LLC All Rights Reserved The information contained herein is proprietary to Rosen Aviation, LLC. No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any language in any form by any means without the written authorization from Rosen Aviation, LLC, except as allowed under copyright laws.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System Contents 1. INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................................5 1.1. Remote Display Modules ..............................................................................................5 1.2. Additional System Materials..........................................................................................5 1.2.1. IR Remotes ...................................................................
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 8. TECHNICIAN MENU .........................................................................................................26 8.1. Advanced Technician Menu........................................................................................27 8.1.1. Factory Reset ................................................................................................................. 27 8.1.2. Viewing Angle ...................................................................
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 1. INTRODUCTION Rosen’s Remote Display System consists of an ultra-thin remote display monitor and a remote electronics box. The remote electronics design provides more mounting options because the video processing electronics box can be located up to 50 feet from the display. The high-definition display monitors are available in a range of sizes and mounting options that allow customers to configure a system that fits their aircraft’s cabin interior.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 1.2.2. RMEB Connector Kits The following connector kits (sold separately) are recommended:  Connector kit—26-pin female (P/N 0300-043)  Connector kit—25-pin female D-sub (P/N 0300-052)  CVBS and SDI connector kit—BNC (P/N 0300-051)  Component/RGB, digital HDMI/DVI connector kit—25-pin (P/N 0300-029) 1.2.3.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 2. VIDEO INPUTS The Rosen Remote Display System enables viewers to watch high definition video signals in a variety of formats as well as standard video signals. The 0700-104 remote electronics box supplies the following video inputs; however, the available inputs on other models will vary.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 3.1. RDM Mounting Options The remote monitors are designed for vertical wall/bulkhead mount applications. They can be flush mounted from the back, through an interior wall, or from the front mounting tabs. Proud mounted RDMs must be mounted from the front into the cosmetic back.  Minimum fasteners required four 8-32 or eight 4-40; torqued to 7 ± 1 in-lbs.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System Four mounting tabs with two screws each 4-40 FHP screws Figure 4 Front view of a 19” flush or semi-proud mount from the front tabs Use a minimum pattern of four mounting points #8-32 hardware Figure 5 Rear view of the 19” cosmetic back (shown with chassis) for a proud mount Document Number: 105134 Template: 4.2.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 3.1.2. 24-inch RDMs The following figures show the general dimensions for the 24” RDM mounting options. Use a minimum pattern of four mounting points #8-32 hardware Figure 6 Rear view of a 24” flush mount Four mounting tabs with two screws each 4-40 FHP screws Figure 7 Front view of a 24” flush or semi-proud mount from the front tabs Document Number: 105134 Template: 4.2.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System Use a minimum pattern of four mounting points #8-32 hardware Figure 8 Rear view of the 24” cosmetic back (shown with chassis) for a proud mount 3.1.3. 26-inch RDMs The following figures show the general dimensions for the 26” RDM mounting options. Use a minimum pattern of four mounting points #8-32 hardware Figure 9 Rear view of a 26” flush mount Document Number: 105134 Template: 4.2.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System Four mounting tabs with two screws each 4-40 FHP screws Figure 10 Front view of a 26” flush or semi-proud mount from the front tabs 3.2. Cooling and Ventilation Do not block the side fans on the RMEB. The fan openings require a minimum of 4 square inches of free air ventilation – 2 square inches per side.  The RDMs do not require any external forced-air cooling.  Venting: The RDMs require 4.7 square inches of ventilation top and bottom.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 3.3. Bezels and Mounting An optional semi-proud mount attaches a bezel to bosses around the perimeter of the RDM with wire retaining clips. Install the clips to mounting bosses on the bezel after any custom plating using the Bezel Retention Hardware kit (P/N 0500-021). Figure 11 shows the assembled wire clips on the back of the model 900-style bezel. For further dimensional information, see the Rosen assembly drawing for your specific application.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 4. SYSTEM CONNECTIONS The RDM receives power, control, and serialized video from the RMEB via connectors P3 and P4 on the RMEB from up to 50 feet away, as shown below. The RMEB outputs a serialized video signal via CAT6 cable from P4 and provides conditioned power and control to the RDM via a harness with DB15 connectors from P3. We suggest using shielded harnesses to improve EMI performance. See the wiring tables on the Outline & Installation drawings for details.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 4.2. Pinout Connections There are several ways to connect the remote display system to an aircraft’s entertainment system. Pay close attention to the pinout descriptions on the Outline and Installation drawings to assist in completing the wiring connections. Note: This display is for entertainment purposes only; connect to a non-critical power bus. 5.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 6. INITIAL POWER UP Make sure that power is turned off and connect the following harnesses to the RMEB connectors: 1. Ensure positive ground connections on the RMEB housing and monitor chassis grounding lugs. 2. 3. 4. 5. Connect an external IR control or RS-232/RS-485 communication harness to P1. Connect 28VDC power to P2. Attach extra cabling length to the RDM DB 15 pigtail and connect to P3.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System Note: The on-screen display will timeout and close automatically after no screen activity for a preset amount of time, which is adjustable on the Technician MenuOSD Timeout option. See Section 8.3, OSD Timeout, on page 29. 7.1. Exit Use Exit to close the OSD. When you press MENU on the remote, the OSD opens to this screen, as shown below. Press MENU again to close the OSD from this screen. Press the ▲▼ buttons to access the other menu pages in the OSD.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 7.2.2. Aspect Ratio Use Aspect Ratio to adjust the picture expansion to match the encoding of the source image most closely. Select UserAspect Ratio and then press ENTER. To switch the display between aspect ratio modes (described below), press the ▲ ▼ buttons. Watch for proportional changes in the background picture and choose the optimal mode for the source. Press ENTER to set the mode and press EXIT to close the OSD.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 7.2.4. Source The Source page lists all of the available sources and shows which source is current. Figure 19 User Sources Select UserSource and press ENTER to access the settings. To switch the current source, press the ▲ and ▼ buttons. Press ENTER to accept any changes, and press ◄ to remain in the OSD or EXIT to close the OSD. To switch sources directly from the remote control, close the OSD and press the SOURCE button twice for each input. 7.2.5.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 7.3.1. Scheme Scheme is also available from the Main MenuUser page. For information about how this option works, see Section 7.2.3 on page 18. Scheme affects changes you make on the User menu page settings, too. 7.3.2. Brightness To adjust the picture brightness, press MENU and the ▼ arrow to select Image AdjustBrightness, and then press ENTER to open the screen below. Press the ◄ or the ► buttons to change the brightness on the LCD accordingly.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 7.3.5. Hue To adjust the color hues, press the MENU button and the ▼ arrow to select Image AdjustHue, and then press ENTER to open the screen below. Press the ◄ or the ► button to raise the color hues in the image. Press ENTER to set the hue and close the control bar. Press EXIT to close the OSD. Figure 24 Hue control bar 7.3.6.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 7.3.8. Image Adjust Advanced (Submenu) Use the Image AdjustAdvanced submenu options, as shown below, to fine-tune the primary screen colors and to restore the monitor’s factory screen settings. Press the MENU button and the ▼ arrow to select Image AdjustAdvanced, and then press ENTER to open the menu. To close the menu, select the Back option, or press EXIT to close the OSD. } RGB options only Figure 26 Advanced submenu options 7.3.8.1.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 7.3.8.1.1. Red Red adjusts the low-level registers of the red values in the picture. From the Image AdjustAdvanced Menu, press the ▼ button and ENTER to access Color Temperature. Press ▼ to select Red and press ENTER to open the screen below. Press the ◄ button several times; the image should show more cyan-colored tones. Press the ► button several times to intensify the red tones. Press ENTER to set the color and close the control bar. Press EXIT to close the OSD.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 7.3.8.2. Restore Defaults This option restores the default screen settings from the user menus for all video sources. It does not erase Technician Menu settings or change the internal time and date. A Defaults Restored message appears in the lower corner of the menu after the restore is complete. } RGB options only Status message Figure 31 Restore Defaults option 7.3.8.3. Image Position Submenu (RGB only.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 7.3.8.4. Auto Adjust (RGB only.) Use Auto Adjust when the RGB source is active to force the display to evaluate the RGB signals and ensure that it is interpreting them correctly. To perform an Auto Adjust within the OSD, select the option and press ENTER. (From the remote, close the OSD and press the AUTO button.) The screen will go black briefly while the signals adjust. 7.3.8.5. RGB Phase (RGB only.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 8. TECHNICIAN MENU To protect the display from accidental or unintentional adjustments, the Technician Menu is accessible only with a special button combination. To avoid repeating this button sequence after each change, the menu remains active until you manually close it. To ensure proper operation, perform a power cycle after changing a setting in the Technician Menu.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 8.1. Advanced Technician Menu This submenu provides installers and technicians more advanced controls of the image. Available only with a 19” RDM NA indicates that a Composite signal is not available Figure 39 Technician Advanced Menu 8.1.1. Factory Reset Choose this option to perform a complete factory restore.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 8.1.3. Comp/RGB 1 Use Comp/RGB 1 to specify which input source the Component/RGB channel 1 will use. The options for channel 1 to display are either Component or RGB. Highlight AdvancedComp/RGB 1 and press ENTER. Use the ▲▼ buttons to set the option and then press ENTER. Select Back to return to the Technician Menu Press EXIT when you are ready to exit the OSD. 8.1.4. Comp/RGB 2 Use Comp/RGB 2 to specify which input source the Component/RGB channel 2 will use.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 8.2. Power Mode Use Power Mode to set display’s on/off state. From the Technician Menu, press the ▼ button to select Power Mode and then press ENTER. Use the ▲▼ buttons to set the option and then press ENTER. Options include the following:  Auto-On: The display always starts up in the ON state when 28V is applied (default).  Auto-Off: The display always starts up in the standby state when 28V is applied.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 8.5. Splash Screen Use this option to turn a custom splash screen on or off. The splash screen appears for approximately eight seconds when 28V power is first applied to the display. When enabled, the Rosen Aviation splash screen appears. When disabled, the screen remains black. Highlight TechnicianSplash Screen and press ENTER. Use the ▲▼ buttons to set the option and then press ENTER. Press EXIT to exit the OSD. 8.6.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 8.6.2. Constant Switch Mode Constant enables you to specify the two sources the monitor will switch between when the constant switch goes between an open state and a ground state. Highlight TechnicianSource ModeSource Select and press ENTER. Select Constant and press ENTER. Press ▼ to select Open and press ENTER. Select which video input will be set in an open state and press ENTER. Press ▼ to select Ground and press ENTER.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 9.1. Troubleshooting If the display does not function properly, refer to the following troubleshooting table for symptoms and possible solutions before contacting Rosen field support. Note: Always use an oscilloscope to verify the video signal. Always use a multimeter to verify voltages. Check actual results against the requirements described in this manual.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 9.2. RTCA DO-160F Qualifications for Displays The table below shows the DO160 compliance of the remote display system, unless otherwise noted. Omitted categories are not applicable to this product or its expected installation. Table 4 DO 160 Level F test criteria Description Temperature and Altitude Section Category 4 Ground Survival/Short-Time Operating Low Temp 4.5.1 A1 Operating Low Temperature 4.5.2 A1 Ground Survival/Short-Time Operating High Temp 4.5.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System Description Abnormal Operating Conditions Section Category 16.6.2 Voltage Steady State (DC) 16.6.2.1 Z Momentary Under Voltage (DC) 16.6.2.3 Z Abnormal Surge Voltage (DC) 16.6.2.4 Z Voltage Spike Comments 17 Voltage Spike Audio Frequency Conducted Susceptibility AF Conducted Susceptibility- Power Inputs Induced Signal Susceptibility 17.4 A 18 18.3.1 Z 19 Magnetic Fields Induced Into Equipment 19.3.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 9.3. Specifications Table 5 Remote Monitor Electronics Box performance specifications Video inputs See sections below for supported resolutions Inrush Peak 20 A Op Voltage Range 18-32 VDC Weight 2.85 lbs [1.3 kgs.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System Table 8 26” Remote Display Module performance specifications Screen size 26” diagonal, 16x10 format Native Resolution 1920 x 1080 Video inputs See sections below for supported resolutions Viewing Angles: Horizontal and Vertical Horiz: ±89º Vert: ±89º Screen Brightness 400 cd/m typical Contrast Ratio 1000:1 Color Depth 8 bits Weight (RDM only) 9.52 lbs [4.32 kgs.] ± 10% System Nominal Voltage/Current Draw 28VDC/2.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 9.3.3. Supported VGA Resolutions 640x480p/60 VGA 800x600p/60 SVGA 1024x768p/60 XGA 1152x864p/60 1280x768p/60 (68.250MHz) WXGA 1280x768p/60 (79.500MHz) WXGA 1360x768p/60 WXGA 1440x900p/60 WSXGA 1280x1024p/60 SXGA 1400x1050p/60 (101.000MHz) SXGA+ 1400x1050p/60 (121.750MHz) SXGA+ 1680x1050p/60 WSXGA+ 1600x1200p/60 UXGA 1920x1200p/60 (154MHz) WUXGA reduced-blanking 9.3.4.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System 10. DEFINITIONS CFR Code of Federal Regulations CVBS Composite Video Baseband Signal DCV Direct Current Volts – voltage from an aircraft battery or generator DVI Digital Visual Interface HD High Definition HDMI High Definition Multimedia Interface HD-SDI High Definition Serial Digital Interface IR Infrared LCD Liquid Crystal Display LED Light Emitting Diode NTSC National Television Standards Committee.
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Rosen Aviation Remote Display System W Watts WUXGA Widescreen Ultra eXtended Graphics Array YPbPr Analog video signal carried by component video cable in consumer electronics. Y carries luma (brightness) information. Pb carries the difference between blue and luma (B − Y). Pr carries the difference between red and luma (R − Y). 11. REVISION HISTORY Revision E is limited to draft or prototype documents. Revisions I, O, Q, S, X and Z are not to be used.