Rosen Aviation 0602-002 User manual

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Technical Manual, 0602-002, Blu-ray DVD Player with SDI
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Contents
1. INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................................5
1.1. Additional System Equipment.......................................................................................5
1.1.1. IR Remote........................................................................................................................ 5
1.1.2. Connector Kits.................................................................................................................. 5
1.1.3. System Documentation..................................................................................................... 5
2. SYSTEM DIAGRAMS.........................................................................................................6
3. INSTALLATION GUIDELINES ...........................................................................................7
3.1. Cooling and Ventilation.................................................................................................8
4. INDICATORS, CONTROLS, AND CONNECTIONS...........................................................9
4.1. Front Case....................................................................................................................9
4.1.1. Button Controls................................................................................................................. 9
4.1.2. LED Indicators................................................................................................................ 10
4.1.3. USB Service Inputs......................................................................................................... 10
4.1.4. Reset.............................................................................................................................. 10
4.1.5. Ethernet.......................................................................................................................... 10
5. INPUTS AND OUTPUTS ..................................................................................................10
5.1. Control Inputs / Outputs..............................................................................................10
5.2. Audio/Video Outputs...................................................................................................11
5.3. Video Output...............................................................................................................11
5.4. Blu-ray DVD Control Setup.........................................................................................11
5.4.1. IR Control....................................................................................................................... 13
5.4.2. RS-485........................................................................................................................... 14
5.4.3. RS-232........................................................................................................................... 14
5.4.4. Communication Protocol................................................................................................. 14
5.4.5. Restore Factory Defaults................................................................................................ 14
5.5. Changing DVD and Blu-ray Regions ..........................................................................15
6. INITIAL POWER UP .........................................................................................................16
7. OSD MAIN MENU.............................................................................................................17
7.1. Settings Menu.............................................................................................................17
7.1.1. System Submenu ........................................................................................................... 18
7.1.2. Network Submenu.......................................................................................................... 19
7.1.3. Info Submenu................................................................................................................. 20
7.1.4. Display Submenu ........................................................................................................... 20
7.1.5. Audio.............................................................................................................................. 24
7.1.6. Speaker (7.1 Multi-channel analog audio only)............................................................... 26
7.1.7. Language ....................................................................................................................... 27

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8. TECHNICAL REFERENCES AND SUPPORT .................................................................28
8.1. Troubleshooting..........................................................................................................28
8.2. RTCA DO-160F Qualifications....................................................................................29
8.3. Specifications..............................................................................................................31
9. DEFINITIONS....................................................................................................................31
10. REVISION HISTORY ......................................................................................................33

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1. INTRODUCTION
Rosen’s Blu-ray DVD Player with SDI, model 0602-002, accepts content from high-definition
Blu-ray™discs, standard-definition DVDs, and audio CDs. Various video and audio output
configurations are available for connecting to displays and sound systems.
This manual provides general instructions about how to install the Blu-ray DVD player with SDI
and configure it with your aircraft’s entertainment system.
1.1. Additional System Equipment
1.1.1. IR Remote
The Blu-ray DVD player includes a 5V @100mA output to power an external IR receiver,
and an internal IR receiver. A universal remote control (sold separately) enables remote
inputs with the Blu-ray DVD player and adjusts the on-screen display (OSD) settings:
Universal color display remote control –contact Rosen Sales for P/N availability
1.1.2. Connector Kits
Rosen recommends using the following connector kits (sold separately):
Main Interface connector kit—5W5 female, 44 HD female (P/N 0300-038)
SDI/CVBS/SPDIF connector kit—5W5 female (P/N 0300-040)
Component/RGB, digital HDMI/DVI connector kit (P/N 0300-029)
1.1.3. System Documentation
Documentation for the Rosen Blu-ray DVD Player with SDI, including the Outline and
Installation Drawing (P/N 0602-002-CD), is available on the Rosen Aviation website at
www.rosenaviation.com. Please contact Technical Support at 541.342.3802 if you cannot
find the information you need.

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2. SYSTEM DIAGRAMS
The following system diagrams show various configurations of audio and video connections. Audio
line-level control is available through the OSD.
Figure 1 shows two composite analog video outputs and a DVI/HDMI output.
Figure 1 HDMI video system
Figure 2 shows an SDI system with two SDI outputs and SPDIF digital audio outputs configurable
to 5.1 or stereo.
Figure 2 SDI video system
Audio/Video
Distribution Unit
Speakers
Headphones optional
Blu-ray DVD Player
(main connector)
SPDIF
5.1 Audio
SDI
Composite
DVI/HDMI video
Audio amplifier

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Figure 3 shows the Blu-ray DVD player for 7.1 analog audio output configurable to 5.1, 2.1 or
stereo.
Figure 3 Audio system example for 7.1 audio
3. INSTALLATION GUIDELINES
The Blu-ray DVD player can play discs in a horizontal or vertical orientation, which allows the unit
to mount in either orientation.
Outline and Installation drawings are available to assist in the installation process. Pay close
attention to the dimensions when considering installation requirements.
Mount the Blu-ray DVD player with a minimum of four #8-32 screws. The following figures show
the mounting option dimensions. Remove the #8-32 screws from either side, or use the threaded
holes in the bottom surface as mounting points.
Side mount–left and right (six screws; three screws per side) minimum two opposing
outer holes per side is required
Bottom-surface mount (minimum of four screws)
Grounding port uses a #10-32 3/8” screw (not provided)
Maximum mounting screw depth is .312”
Blu-ray DVD Player
(main connector)
Volume-controlled audio:
seven speakers with one subwoofer
Fixed-level Audio:
left and right
Rosen Headphone
Distribution Amplifier
Headphones
Audio amplifier
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Do not exceed the .312” mounting screw depth for mounting
orientations or damage to the player will occur!
(Dimensions are in inches)
Figure 4 Dimensions for bottom and side mounting
3.1. Cooling and Ventilation
Do not block the rear vent holes. Maintain a minimum clearance of ½ inch to the front and rear of
the player for ventilation, and a minimum of 6.6 square inches of venting area if you are
mounting the unit in a cabinet.
Bottom mount
Side mount

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4. INDICATORS, CONTROLS, AND CONNECTIONS
Figure 5 Rosen Blu-ray DVD Player front case for model 0602-002 (with SDI)
4.1. Front Case
4.1.1. Button Controls
MENU
Accesses a disc’s menu.
►II
Pauses, plays, or resumes play on a disc.
I◄
Skips to the previous chapter on a disc.
◄◄
Activates the fast-reverse on a disc.
►I
Skips to the next chapter on a disc.
►►
Activates the fast-forward on a disc.
Λ, V, <, >
Helps navigate up, down, left, and right in the OSD and disc menus.
ENTER
Selects a menu option when navigating the OSD and disc menus.
■
Stops the movie and opens the OSD Main Menu. When the ■button is
pressed once, press the ►II button to resume the movie from where it
was stopped. (Some discs do not allow the resume feature.) If you press
the ■button twice, press the ►II button to start the movie back at the
beginning.
EJECT
Ejects a disc. Although it is not required, we recommend that you remove
the disc before powering off the player.
Note: The Blu-ray DVD player’s default setting is Auto Play.
Reset
Internal IR
receiver
LED
indicators
USB
inputs

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4.1.2. LED Indicators
The front panel has three LEDs: Power, SDI, and HDMI. The Power LED indicates the
general status of the Blu-ray DVD Player, and the video LEDs will light up whenever the
player is on and there is an active video input connection.
The following table describes the LED functionality.
Table 1 LED indicators and conditions
Condition
Power
SDI
HDMI
Power On, no over temp
GREEN
OFF
OFF
Power On with over temp
RED
OFF
OFF
HDMI Video Connection
GREEN or RED
OFF
BLUE
No HDMI Video Connection
GREEN or RED
BLUE
OFF
No video connection
GREEN or RED
OFF
OFF
Front panel change
Three flashing GREEN
N/C
N/C
4.1.3. USB Service Inputs
Use the USB inputs A & B to update the Blu-ray disc player firmware. Firmware instructs
the player how to operate. Much like a computer, Blu-ray players occasionally need an
update to support the latest features.
Rosen provides firmware updates to help guarantee high-quality performance of your
Blu-ray DVD player. There are several ways to view the firmware installed on the unit:
Issue an About command from the RS-232 or RS-485
Using the universal remote control, press the Info button
Using the unit’s front panel, press the following key sequence:
Λ, V, <, >,Λ, V, <, >, <, <, <
When necessary, firmware updates and update instructions are available on the Rosen
Aviation web site at www.rosenaviation.com.
4.1.4. Reset
Beneath the internal IR receiver is a recessed button used to reset the player, as shown
above in Figure 5.
4.1.5. Ethernet
An Ethernet connector on the rear panel provides BD-Live functionality and requires an
airborne Internet communication system.
5. INPUTS AND OUTPUTS
Inputs that control the Blu-ray DVD player can come from the unit’s front panel, a universal IR
remote, or via a cabin management system using RS-232 or RS-485.
5.1. Control Inputs / Outputs
RS-485 (see Section 5.4.2, RS-485, on page 14)

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RS-232 (see Section 5.4.3, RS-232, on page 14)
IR Remote Input (see Section 5.4.1, IR Control, on page 13)
Cabin Brief / Pause Input
The Cabin Brief / Pause option can be controlled by a switch or by the cabin
entertainment system. The Blu-ray DVD player stays in Pause while the cabin
briefing pause input is held low.
Status Output
Status output is normally open. The status output connects to ground when the player
is in error mode, such as over-temperature.
5.2. Audio/Video Outputs
The following outputs are available on the Blu-ray DVD Play with SDI.
Two scrambled 3G HD-SDI outputs
To display the SDI video from the Blu-ray DVD Player, a Rosen monitor or Audio
Video Distribution System capable of unscrambling the signal is required.
Two CVBS (Composite) Out
1 Vpp into 75 ohms. NTSC or PAL.
One Component (YPbPr) Out
Y: 1 Vpp into 75 ohms, YPr/Pb: 0.7 Vpp into 75 ohms.
DVI/HDMI Out
TMDS with HDCP. Digital video and up to 7.1 digital audio.
Stereo analog Audio Out (fixed volume)
2V RMS, adjustable volume. (Fixed volume adjustment may cause brief video glitch
while command is set.)
7.1 Analog Audio Out (volume controlled)
2V RMS, user adjustable volume. Audio delay is adjustable for lip-sync.
SPDIF Digital Audio Out
Coaxial
5.3. Video Output
Video output on the Dual Blu-ray depends on the disc type and the video connections. Both
digital (DVI/HDMI) and Component video outputs are affected.
Analog Sunset*
As a part of Rosen’s ongoing efforts to comply with all laws, regulations, and license agreements,
Rosen’s Blu-Ray players will no longer support Analog outputs, which include Composite and
Component outputs, while playing Blu-Ray movies. The Composite and Component outputs will
function, however, while playing a standard DVD.
SDI will not output if HDMI is plugged in.
The following tables list the formats output by the different video combinations.

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Table 2 Blu-ray discs output these formats with 3G HD-SDI video connected
Display Resolution
Setting
3G HD-SDI
Component
Composite
480i/576i
480i/576i
Not Supported*
Not Supported*
720p
720p60/50
Not Supported*
Not Supported*
1080i
1080i30/25
Not Supported*
Not Supported*
1080p
1080p60/50
Not Supported*
Not Supported*
1080p film
1080p24/25
Not Supported*
Not Supported*
HDMI Auto
1080i30/25
Not Supported*
Not Supported*
Table3 Blu-ray discs output these formats with DVI/HDMI video connected
Display Resolution
Setting
HDMI
Component
Composite
480i/576i
480i/576i
Not Supported*
Not Supported*
720p
720p60/50
Not Supported*
Not Supported*
1080i
1080i30/25
Not Supported*
Not Supported*
1080p
1080p60/50
Not Supported*
Not Supported*
1080p film
1080p24/25
Not Supported*
Not Supported*
HDMI Auto
Auto
Not Supported*
Not Supported*
Table 4 Standard DVDs output these formats with 3G HD-SDI video connected
Display Resolution
Setting
3G HD-SDI
Component
Composite
480i/576i
480i/576i
480i/576i
480i/576i
720p
720p60/50
480i/576i
480i/576i
1080i
1080i30/25
480i/576i
480i/576i
1080p
1080p60/50
480i/576i
480i/576i
1080p film
1080p24/25
480i/576i
480i/576i
HDMI Auto
1080i30/25
480i/576i
480i/576i
Table 5 Standard DVDs output these formats with DVI/HDMI video connected
Display Resolution
Setting
HDMI
Component
Composite
480i/576i
480i/576i
480i/576i
480i/576i
720p
720p60/50
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1080i
1080i30/25
480i/576i
480i/576i
1080p
1080p60/50
480i/576i
480i/576i
1080p film
1080p24/25
480i/576i
480i/576i
HDMI Auto
1080i30/25
480i/576i
480i/576i
5.4. Blu-ray DVD Control Setup
Individual control for up to eight Rosen Blu-ray DVD players is possible. Control options include
IR, RS-485, and RS-232.
5.4.1. IR Control
Rosen’s Blu-ray DVD player can be controlled using one of several of Rosen Aviation’s
pre-programmed remote controls. Visit www.rosenaviation.com for details.
Some Rosen IR remote controls have configuration files available that allow separate
control for several Blu-ray DVD players. Such controls require a unique network address
for each Blu-ray DVD player.
Rosen Blu-ray DVD players have eight optional network addresses (20-27). The default
network address is 20. Complete the following to change the default network address.
1. Supply power to the Blu-ray DVD player and ensure that there is no disc inserted.
2. The sequences shown below define how to establish the eight possible network
addresses. Perform the sequences by pressing the front panel buttons.
Note: Perform this sequence only when there is no disc in the player!
Table 6 Key sequences for setting RS-485 network addresses
RS-485
Address
Corresponding Remote
Control Source
Required Key Sequence
20
Blu-ray 1
Λ, V, <, >,Λ, V, <, >, <, <, <
21
Blu-ray 2
Λ, V, <, >,Λ, V, <, >, <, <, ►II
22
Blu-ray 3
Λ, V, <, >,Λ, V, <, >, <, <, ■
23
Blu-ray 4
Λ, V, <, >,Λ, V, <, >, <, <, MENU
24
Blu-ray 5
Λ, V, <, >,Λ, V, <, >, <, <, I◄
25
Blu-ray 6
Λ, V, <, >,Λ, V, <, >, <, <, Λ
26
Blu-ray 7
Λ, V, <, >,Λ, V, <, >, <, <, V
27
Blu-ray 8
Λ, V, <, >,Λ, V, <, >, <, <, ►I
Note: The power status LED blinks at the end of the sequence to verify the setting. For
example, if you enter the RS-485 address 22 sequence, the power status LED will blink
three times at completion of sequence to verify that the setting was accepted.

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If you choose to restore defaults, the network address will
automatically reset to 20. Restore defaults must be done with no
disc in the player.
5.4.2. RS-485
Rosen’s Blu-ray DVD players can be controlled with RS-485. For a copy of the RS-485
Network Message Definitions document (P/N 9002933), please contact Rosen Aviation
Technical Support at 541.342.3802.
Please note that Rosen Aviation equipment is not specifically designed to operate as part
of a network with other manufacturers’equipment unless the other equipment meets the
requirements defined in this document.
RS-485 Network Address Selection:
For the purposes of controlling multiple Blu-ray units from a single cabin management
system or button panel, each device must be assigned a unique address on the
RS-485 network.
To avoid adding switches to the back panel of the unit, we use a front panel key
sequence to select a network address for each unit. This is only necessary for
installations in which multiple Blu-ray units will be addressed on the same RS-485 bus.
The Blu-ray mechanism must be unloaded (no disc inserted) for the device to
acknowledge the key sequences. This changes both the Device ID for the IR as well as
the RS-485 network address.
Key sequences for selecting RS-485 network addresses are identical to the sequences
shown for IR Control, in Section 5.4.1, on page 13.
5.4.3. RS-232
Rosen’s Blu-ray DVD players can also be controlled with RS-232. For a copy of the
RS-232 External Controller Message Definitions (P/N 9002934), please contact Rosen
Aviation Technical Support at 541.342.3802.
5.4.4. Communication Protocol
9600 baud
8 data bits
1 stop bit
no parity
5.4.5. Restore Factory Defaults
A Factory Reset sets all options on the unit back as it shipped from the factory. There are
four ways to complete a Factory Reset to restore the defaults:
1. Using the following front panel key sequence:
Λ, V, <, >,Λ, V, <, >, V, V, V

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2. With an IR remote through the OSD Main Menu, select SettingsSystemRestore
Factory Defaults.
3. With the RS-485 Factory Reset command using serial messaging.
4. With the RS-232 Factory Reset command using serial messaging.
5.5. Changing DVD and Blu-ray Regions
The default DVD region code is set to Region 1, and the Blu-ray region is set to A. There are
four alternate DVD region changes available. Whichever region you select on the fourth change,
you can only play discs from the last region set. You cannot change DVD regions again.
If you insert a DVD from an invalid region into the drive, you will see the following screen.
Figure 6 Invalid DVD region notification
1. To change the drive’s region code, press ENTER for Ok and follow the onscreen
instructions; otherwise, press any key to close the screen and select a different DVD.
2. Press ENTER when you see the next About screen, as shown below.
Figure 7 Instructions to change a DVD region
3. Re-insert the DVD to play and press ENTER for Ok.
The unit allows an unlimited number of Blu-ray region changes (A, B, or C) without
affecting the DVD region or remaining number of region changes on the player. To
change the Blu-ray region, use a universal remote control or an RS-232 or RS-485
controller. After you change Blu-ray regions with the remote, a notice screen, similar to
the one below, will display.

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Figure 8 Message after changing a Blu-ray region
6. INITIAL POWER UP
Make sure that power is turned off and connect the following harnesses to the Blu-ray DVD player
connectors:
1. Ensure a secure ground connection on the Blu-ray DVD player’s grounding port
(uses a #10-32 3/8” screw).
2. Connect 28VDC power to P2.
3. Attach the video to P3 and/or to P4.
4. Connect the available video inputs.
5. Adjust the fixed-level audio.
6. Apply power and wait for the LED lights to become active and the OSD main menu to
display on a cabin monitor. The default settings at power-up vary by RMEB model.
Do not plug or unplug the display connector while power is
applied.
When cycling power, leave unit off for 20 seconds before restoring
power.

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7. OSD MAIN MENU
The Blu-ray’s OSD automatically comes on at power up if there is no disc in the drive. Use the Λ,
V, <, >, and ENTER buttons from either the front panel, internal IR, external IR, RS-232 or RS-
485 for navigation. The menus require a line of sight to a display in order to view the OSD options.
The menu structure is arranged like a wheel with submenus arranged in the outer rings. The main
menu of the Blu-ray OSD contains the system’s Settings Menu, as shown below.
Figure 9 OSD Main Menu screen
Press the Λbutton to navigate through the options clockwise, and press Vto rotate counter-
clockwise. Press the ><buttons to navigate between the submenus, and press ENTER to
choose a selection.
7.1. Settings Menu
When you press ENTER to select Settings, the following Settings menu options display in the
next ring with the System option active.
The Settings Menu contains the following selections:
Figure 10 Settings Menu options
Settings Menu
System
Network
Info
Display
Audio
Speaker
Language
The OSD Main Menu will
also open if you press
the ■(Stop) button while
a movie is playing

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7.1.1. System Submenu
When the System option is selected, a pop-up menu contains the following options:
Option
How it Works
Optical Disc Auto
Play
On/Off settings for disc play. When On, the unit automatically plays an
optical disc when inserted. When Off, the user must select Play to start
playing a disc.
Network Access
Determines the network access through the Ethernet port. Settings: Limit
Access, Always Allow Access, or Prohibit Access.
Note: When Prohibit Access is active, BD-Live content will not be
accessible when playing Blu-ray discs.
BD-Live Storage
Displays the available free space for BD-Live storage. The maximum
value for BD-Live Storage is 400.3 MB.
Erase BD Live
Storage
Erases disc storage on the Blu-ray DVD player. Choose Ok or Cancel at
the prompt.
Ok: Erases the BD-Live Storage and closes the popup window.
Cancel: Closes the popup window without erasing the disc storage.
CEC Support
Consumer Electronics Control (CEC) supports status messages for the
device.
This feature is currently not implemented.
Restore Factory
Defaults
Restores the unit to the factory default settings. Choose Ok or Cancel at
the prompt.
Ok: Restores the factory defaults and closes the popup window.
Cancel: Closes the popup window without resetting the factory
defaults.
Activate Device (or
De-activate Device
if device is
activated)
This feature is reserved for future use.

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7.1.2. Network Submenu
When you select the Network option, the Blu-ray DVD player initiates a network test and
displays the test results in a summary window. All fields are read-only unless you change
the IP Mode options. Select SettingsNetwork and then press ENTER to open the
window, as shown below.
Figure 11 Network submenu showing the test summary
7.1.2.1. IP Mode Submenu
IP Mode enables you to set values manually for the Network options. Select
SettingsNetworkIP Mode, and use the arrow buttons and then press ENTER to
select the following IP Mode options:
Option
How it Works
Off
Disables Ethernet communications.
Manual
Enables you to set values manually for the IP Address, Subnet Mask,
Gateway, Primary DNS, and Secondary DNS fields.
Dynamic
Uses DHCP to acquire an IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, Primary
DNS, and Secondary DNS fields.
Network Test
Summary
Link Status
MAC Address
IP Mode submenu
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Gateway
Primary DNS
Secondary DNS
Network Test

Rosen Aviation Blu-ray DVD Player with SDI
Document Number: 105880
Revision: C
Date: 02/29/16
Template: 4.4.1.6FM2; Revision A; 12/06/12
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7.1.3. Info Submenu
The Info option displays a read-only window that shows the operating information about
the Blu-ray DVD player. Select SettingsInfo and then press ENTER to open the
window, as shown below.
Figure 12 Info submenu
7.1.4. Display Submenu
Use the Display submenu options to set the attributes for the video output. Select
SettingsDisplay and then press ENTER to open the window, as shown below.
Figure 13 Display submenu with video attributes
Display Submenu
Display Type
HDMI Preferred
Format
Digital Video
Resolution
Display Aspect
Film Mode
Display Color
Space