Rosen Aviation 0700-150 User manual

Document Number 106957 Rev B

Rosen Aviation Smart Remote Display System
Document Number: 106957
Revision: B
Date: 05/28/15
Template: 4.4.1.6FM2; Revision A; 12/06/12
Page 2 of 24
Technical Manual, Smart Remote Display System
© 2014, 2015 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.
Trademarks
Venue and CES are trademarks of Rockwell Collins, Inc.
Disclaimer of Liability
The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice. Because we are
continuously improving and adding features to our products, Rosen Aviation, LLC reserves the right
to change specifications without prior notice. Rosen Aviation, LLC shall not be liable for technical or
editorial errors or omissions contained herein.
Rosen Aviation, LLC
1020 Owen Loop South
Eugene, OR 97402
541.342.3802
888.668.4955
Fax: [phone]
www.rosenaviation.com

Rosen Aviation Smart Remote Display System
Document Number: 106957
Revision: B
Date: 05/28/15
Template: 4.4.1.6FM2; Revision A; 12/06/12
Page 3 of 24
Contents
1. INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................................5
1.1. System Overview..........................................................................................................5
1.2. Smart Remote Display System Components................................................................6
1.2.1. Technical Drawings .......................................................................................................... 6
2. INPUTS/OUTPUTS.............................................................................................................6
2.1. Smart RMEB Configurations.........................................................................................7
3. REMOTE DISPLAY MODULE INSTALLATION GUIDELINES..........................................7
3.1. Mounting Configurations...............................................................................................7
3.1.1. Bulkhead Mounting Requirements.................................................................................... 8
4. ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS FOR COSMETIC COMPONENTS......................................8
4.1. Mounting Cosmetic Backs to a Bulkhead .....................................................................8
4.2. Attaching an RDM to a Cosmetic Back.........................................................................9
4.3. Mounting a Bezel........................................................................................................10
5. SYSTEM CONNECTIONS................................................................................................10
5.1. Pinout Connections.....................................................................................................11
5.2. Address Strapping ......................................................................................................11
5.2.1. Factory Mode.................................................................................................................. 11
5.2.2. Venue Mode................................................................................................................... 12
6. INITIAL POWER UP .........................................................................................................14
6.1. No Video Signal..........................................................................................................14
7. MAINTENANCE OSD MENU............................................................................................15
7.1. Picture-quality Controls...............................................................................................15
7.2. Backlight.....................................................................................................................16
7.3. Hue.............................................................................................................................16
7.4. Aspect Ratio ...............................................................................................................16
7.5. Advanced Menu..........................................................................................................17
7.5.1. Color Gains: Red, Green, Blue....................................................................................... 17
7.5.2. Horizontal and Vertical Adjustments............................................................................... 18
7.5.3. Overscan........................................................................................................................ 18
7.5.4. Factory Default............................................................................................................... 18
7.6. Exit..............................................................................................................................18
8. TECHNICAL REFERENCES AND SUPPORT.................................................................19
8.1. Troubleshooting..........................................................................................................19
8.2. Cleaning the Displays.................................................................................................20
8.3. RTCA DO-160G Qualifications for Displays................................................................20
8.3.1. Other Certification Considerations for RDMs .................................................................. 22
8.4. Supported Video Specifications..................................................................................22
8.4.1. HDMI Standard Resolutions ........................................................................................... 22
8.4.2. 3G-SDI Resolutions........................................................................................................ 22

Rosen Aviation Smart Remote Display System
Document Number: 106957
Revision: B
Date: 05/28/15
Template: 4.4.1.6FM2; Revision A; 12/06/12
Page 4 of 24
9. DEFINITIONS....................................................................................................................23
10. REVISION HISTORY ......................................................................................................24

Rosen Aviation Smart Remote Display System
Document Number: 106957
Revision: B
Date: 05/28/15
Template: 4.4.1.6FM2; Revision A; 12/06/12
Page 5 of 24
1. INTRODUCTION
The Smart Remote Display System consists of an ultra-thin remote display module (RDM) and a
smart, high-definition remote electronics box that can run an extra peripheral SDI display to
maximize the viewing experience. The remote electronics design provides more mounting
flexibility because the video processing electronics box can be located up to 50 feet from the
displays. The high-definition display modules are available in a range of screen sizes and the
mounting options allow customers to configure a system that fits their aircraft’s cabin interior.
This manual provides general instructions about how to install all bulkhead configurations of the
Smart Remote Display System onto your aircraft. It contains everything you need to know to wire
the components and confirm that the system is functioning correctly.
1.1. System Overview
The Smart RMEB (P/N 0700-150) (P/N 441-2028-100) is designed for aircraft with a Rockwell
Collins’ Venue™ Cabin Management System and Cabin Electronics System™(CES). Although
the Smart RMEB can operate a second 3G-SDI display using RS-232 control and SDI cable to
route the digital video sources/signals, the Rockwell Collins’ application software will select only
one display at a time—either the RDM or the SDI. The interface circuitry and wiring is identical
for all Remote Display Module (RDM) configurations; the only difference between the
configurations is the amount of power the Smart RMEB provides to the displays.
Figure 1 Smart Remote Display System functional diagram
Smart
Remote
Electronics
Monitor Box
(RMEB)
Rosen Display (RDM)
Serialized Video
Output
Power Input
28VDC only
Ethernet Interface
CES
or
Venue
CMS
SDI
Display
Display RS-232
RS-232
SDI
HDMI IN
3G-SDI IN
USB 2.0
Analog (L/R) Audio
Output
Power Output

Rosen Aviation Smart Remote Display System
Document Number: 106957
Revision: B
Date: 05/28/15
Template: 4.4.1.6FM2; Revision A; 12/06/12
Page 6 of 24
1.2. Smart Remote Display System Components
Each Smart RMEB will operate one RDM. To complete your RDM installation, the following
cosmetic components are also available:
Remote Display Modules (RDM) are available in sizes: 19”, 22”, 24”, 26”, 32”, 42”,
and 55”
Mounting accessories: front bezel, cosmetic back, and credenza lift
Connector kits (sold separately) –see the technical drawing for specific part numbers
1.2.1. Technical Drawings
Technical drawings are available for all components of the Smart Display system.
Consult them for information about the following features:
Installation dimensions
Pinout descriptions
Specifications –performance and environmental
External connectors and interconnect cabling
2. INPUTS/OUTPUTS
In addition to an RDM, you can also connect a second peripheral SDI display to the Smart RMEB.
The unit’s SDI video output will support any SDI display that is compatible with Rockwell Collins’
protocol through RS-232.
It scales and distributes HDMI, internal processor-generated video, and streaming Ethernet video
input simultaneously to the RDM and peripheral SDI display outputs at 1080p/60 resolution.
The Smart RMEB also supports the following functions:
Distributes 3G-SDI video input to either the RDM or the peripheral SDI display.
Distributes stereo analog audio for the associated HDMI, HD-SDI, Ethernet, and
internal processor-generated video.
Hosts an Audio and Video on Demand (AVOD) application - for decoding digital media
files (H.264, MPEG1/2, and MP3) and distribution of the audio and video.
Interfaces with USB 2.0 Mass Storage Devices in support of the AVOD feature.
Hosts interactive Rockwell Collins’ moving map application - for simultaneous
distribution to the RDM and peripheral SDI display.
A 100BASE-T Ethernet communication with Venue and CES systems.
RS-232 communication to the peripheral SDI display.

Rosen Aviation Smart Remote Display System
Document Number: 106957
Revision: B
Date: 05/28/15
Template: 4.4.1.6FM2; Revision A; 12/06/12
Page 7 of 24
2.1. Smart RMEB Configurations
The Smart RMEB has several possible operational mode configurations, depending on the
specific aircraft installation. The unit has four possible media inputs (HDMI, SDI, Streaming
Video over Ethernet, or USB), two possible video outputs (RDM and a peripheral SDI Display),
and a single analog audio output for consistent sound quality at any volume. Additionally, the
system can play media from the internal solid-state storage drive.
During typical operations, a single media source is selected as the priority output at any given
time, and the priority media source can be simultaneously distributed to (either one or both of)
the displays and the audio output device. (Note: Rockwell Collins’ cabin management system
has the ability to disable either display.)
3. REMOTE DISPLAY MODULE INSTALLATION GUIDELINES
3.1. Mounting Configurations
Remote Display Modules (RDMs) have three distinct mounting options: flush mount, semi-proud
mount, and proud mount configurations. The RDMs can be flush mounted, mounted with a sleek
bezel (semi-proud), or proud-mounted between a bezel and cosmetic back. The photos below
are representative of the different bulkhead mounting options for the remote displays. Please
contact your sales associate for specific configurations.
Figure 2 Mounting options for RDMs
Flush mount –RDM only
Semi-proud mount –RDM with bezel
Proud mount –RDM with bezel and a cosmetic back
Flush mount
Semi-proud mount
Proud mount
Cosmetic back
Front bezel
RDM

Rosen Aviation Smart Remote Display System
Document Number: 106957
Revision: B
Date: 05/28/15
Template: 4.4.1.6FM2; Revision A; 12/06/12
Page 8 of 24
3.1.1. Bulkhead Mounting Requirements
The Smart RMEB and RDMs do not require any external forced-air cooling.
A flush mounted RDM can mount either from the back, through an interior wall, or from
the front mounting tabs. Proud-mounted RDMs must attach from the front into the
cosmetic back.
Use the technical drawings to assist in the installation process. Pay close attention to the
dimensions when considering installation requirements. Dimensions for some models
may vary, so be sure to consult the latest drawings.
Touching the LCD with excessive force may leave pressure spots
that show in video display. Handle with care.
4. ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS FOR COSMETIC COMPONENTS
This section provides instructions about how to assemble the cosmetic backs and bezels. To add
a stylish, proud-mount option, mount the cosmetic back to the bulkhead, attach the RDM to the
cosmetic back, and then snap on the bezel.
Note: Protect cosmetic and sensitive components from scratches, nicks, and debris during
hardware installation.
4.1. Mounting Cosmetic Backs to a Bulkhead
The cosmetic backs use two different types of mounting brackets, depending on the size of RDM
that you install. The cosmetic backs are a universal fit—there is no top or bottom.
Technical drawings for the Remote Display System accessories are available on the separate
high-definition display product pages on the Rosen Aviation website.
Attach the 19”, 22”, 24”, and 26” cosmetic back to the bulkhead using the four
mounting brackets and a minimum of four FHP screws (customer supplied) in the .188
mounting holes, as shown below.
Figure 3 1901-, 2201-, 2401-, and 2601-800 cosmetic back mounting tabs
Attach to
bulkhead
Attach to
RDM

Rosen Aviation Smart Remote Display System
Document Number: 106957
Revision: B
Date: 05/28/15
Template: 4.4.1.6FM2; Revision A; 12/06/12
Page 9 of 24
Attach the 32” cosmetic back to the bulkhead using six #6 100FHP screws
(customer supplied).
Attach the 42” cosmetic back to the bulkhead using ten #6 100FHP screws
(customer supplied).
Attach the 55” cosmetic back to the bulkhead using twelve #6 100FHP screws
(customer supplied)
Figure 4 3201-800, 4201-800, and 5501-800 cosmetic back mounting bracket
4.2. Attaching an RDM to a Cosmetic Back
Figure 5 shows an exploded view of a proud-mount assembly. Align the four tabs on the RDM
with the four mounting brackets on the cosmetic back. Secure with two 4-40 fasteners in each
tab/bracket. For more dimensional information, see the technical drawings for your specific
assembly.
Figure 5 RDM with a proud-mount bezel assembly
Attach to
bulkhead
Attach to
RDM
Mounting brackets
on the cosmetic
back

Rosen Aviation Smart Remote Display System
Document Number: 106957
Revision: B
Date: 05/28/15
Template: 4.4.1.6FM2; Revision A; 12/06/12
Page 10 of 24
4.3. Mounting a Bezel
Mount the cosmetic back and monitor before attaching the bezel. To attach a bezel to a RDM,
align the mounting bosses with the monitor standoffs and gently press on the retaining clips to
snap the bezel into place.
Bezels attach around the perimeter of the RDMs with retention fasteners. The quantity and type
of bezel fasteners varies depending on the size of the bezel and RDM. Figure 6 shows the
different assembled retention fasteners on the bezels.
Figure 6 Different bezel retention fasteners
5. SYSTEM CONNECTIONS
Figure 7 shows the Smart RMEB’s front panel connectors. The Smart RMEB outputs a serialized
video signal via an RJ-45 cable from P4 and provides conditioned power and control to the RDM
via a harness with DA15 connectors from J3.
Figure 7 Smart Remote Display System connections
Ball stud
receivers on
32”, 42”, and
55” bezel sides
Only wire
retaining clips on
19”–26” bezels
Top and
bottom
wire clips
RDM power
controls
Aircraft power
RDM video
3G-SDI
peripheral display
RS-232
3G-SDI
peripheral
display
Aircraft I/O Ethernet
streaming, USB 2.0,
audio output
3G-SDI
input
HDMI video
input

Rosen Aviation Smart Remote Display System
Document Number: 106957
Revision: B
Date: 05/28/15
Template: 4.4.1.6FM2; Revision A; 12/06/12
Page 11 of 24
The RDM receives power, control, and serialized video from the Smart RMEB located up to 50
feet away, as shown below. To obtain information about interconnect cables, please contact
Rosen Aviation’s Technical Support at 541.434.4512 and request the Interconnect Cable
Specification for Venue System Remote Electronics (P/N 107175).
The peripheral SDI display may be located up to 75 feet away from the Smart RMEB. Please
contact Rockwell Collins for cable specifications.
Figure 8 Smart Remote Display system connections
5.1. Pinout Connections
There are several ways to connect the remote display system to an aircraft’s entertainment
system.
Follow the pinout descriptions on the technical drawing (P/N 0700-150-CD) to assist in
completing the wiring connections.
Note: This display is for entertainment purposes only; connect to a non-critical power bus.
5.2. Address Strapping
The Smart RMEB has different IP addresses based on the platform mode that you set.
5.2.1. Factory Mode
From the factory, the Smart RMEB will have an IP Address set to 10.10.10.50 with a
netmask of 255.255.255.0.
The factory mode IP Address is always hardcoded; therefore, you do not have to set
the address bit pins.
The address bit pins are pins 1 thru 5 on the P2 connector.

Rosen Aviation Smart Remote Display System
Document Number: 106957
Revision: B
Date: 05/28/15
Template: 4.4.1.6FM2; Revision A; 12/06/12
Page 12 of 24
5.2.2. Venue Mode
The Smart RMEB in the Venue mode has an IP Address of 10.240.11.xx with a netmask
of 255.240.0.0.
The last octet of the IP address (xx) is calculated on how the address bit pins 1 thru 5 are
wired on the P2 Connector.
To specify an IP address of 10.240.11.1, wire the address bit pins 1 thru 5 on the
Smart RMEB as follows.
Table 1 A Smart RMEB IP address of 10.240.11.1 for Venue mode
P2
Connector
Pin 5
P2
Connector
Pin 1
P2
Connector
Pin 2
P2
Connector
Pin 3
P2
Connector
Pin 4
Bit 4
Bit 3
Bit 2
Bit 1
Bit 0
OPEN
OPEN
OPEN
OPEN
GND
Note: In the table above, only Bit 0 is tied to ground and all other bits are OPEN. This
combination gives binary 00001, resulting in value of 1 in decimal.
Similarly, if the Smart RMEB needs an IP address of 10.240.11.2, the address bit pin 3
(Bit 1) needs to grounded and the other pins need to be left OPEN, as follows:
Table 2 A Smart RMEB IP address of 10.240.11.2 for Venue mode
P2
Connector
Pin 5
P2
Connector
Pin 1
P2
Connector
Pin 2
P2
Connector
Pin 3
P2
Connector
Pin 4
Bit 4
Bit 3
Bit 2
Bit 1
Bit 0
OPEN
OPEN
OPEN
GND
OPEN
The IP Address of the RMEB in Venue mode will range between 10.240.11.1 and
10.240.11.31, based on how you wire the address pins 1 thru 5.
Note: If all address bit pins are OPEN, the resulting IP address will be 10.240.11.0 and
this is an invalid IP address for Venue mode. All IP addresses must be between
10.240.11.1 and 10.240.11.31.
Each Smart RMEB must have a unique IP address on the network. Multiple Smart
RMEBs with same IP address are invalid.

Rosen Aviation Smart Remote Display System
Document Number: 106957
Revision: B
Date: 05/28/15
Template: 4.4.1.6FM2; Revision A; 12/06/12
Page 13 of 24
Up to thirty-two (32) unique IP addresses are available in Venue mode, as shown in
Table 3, where 1 = GROUND and 0 = OPEN.
Table 3 Valid IP addresses for the Smart RMEB in Venue mode
ID Parity Bit
(Pin 5) Bit 4
Pin 1
Bit 3
Pin 2
Bit 2
Pin 3
Bit 1
Pin4
Bit 0
Smart RMEB
IP Address (xx)
0
0
0
0
0
0 (Not used)
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
1
1
3
0
0
1
0
0
4
0
0
1
0
1
5
0
0
1
1
0
6
0
0
1
1
1
7
0
1
0
0
0
8
0
1
0
0
1
9
0
1
0
1
0
10
0
1
0
1
1
11
0
1
1
0
0
12
0
1
1
0
1
13
0
1
1
1
0
14
0
1
1
1
1
15
1
0
0
0
0
16
1
0
0
0
1
17
1
0
0
1
0
18
1
0
0
1
1
19
1
0
1
0
0
20
1
0
1
0
1
21
1
0
1
1
0
22
1
0
1
1
1
23
1
1
0
0
0
24
1
1
0
0
1
25
1
1
0
1
0
26
1
1
0
1
1
27
1
1
1
0
0
28
1
1
1
0
1
29
1
1
1
1
0
30
1
1
1
1
1
31

Rosen Aviation Smart Remote Display System
Document Number: 106957
Revision: B
Date: 05/28/15
Template: 4.4.1.6FM2; Revision A; 12/06/12
Page 14 of 24
6. INITIAL POWER UP
Make sure that power is turned off and connect the following harnesses to the Smart RMEB
connectors:
1. Attach secure ground connections on the Smart RMEB housing and monitor chassis
grounding lugs.
2. Connect an Ethernet communication harness to P2. Refer to the Smart RMEB Outline
and Installation Drawing (P/N 0700-150-CD) for pinout information.
3. Connect 28 VDC power to the Power connector.
Verify that the circuit breakers being used with the Smart RMEB meet the power
requirements for the display size as stated in the Smart RMEB technical drawing.
Also, avoid coiling the power wire as this can cause heat to build up in the wire. If you
have more questions about power requirements, contact Rosen Aviation’s Technical
Support at 541.434.4512.
4. Attach a DA-15 interconnect cable to the RDM DA-15 pigtail and connect to J3 on the
Smart RMEB. Do not connect these pins to any other location.
5. Attach an RJ-45 interconnect cable to the RDM’s RJ-45 pigtail and connect to P4.
Ground and strain relieve harnesses on the RJ-45 connectors using the brackets
provided.
6. Attach a DB-9 interconnect cable to the peripheral SDI display and connect to J1 on
the Smart RMEB.
7. Connect the available video inputs.
8. Apply power and wait for a signal on the RDM (within 30 seconds). The default setting
for the Smart RMEB is Auto Off, until the Rockwell Collins’ application commands the
display to be On, and the default source is 3G-SDI.
Do not plug or unplug the display connector while power is
applied.
When cycling power, leave unit off for 20 seconds before restoring
power.
6.1. No Video Signal
The Smart RMEB’s operating system will complete a boot-up to the point of launching system
applications within sixty (60) seconds from application of power.
If there is no input video source for more than three seconds, the following message will appear
on the screen.
Figure 9 Video status indicator

Rosen Aviation Smart Remote Display System
Document Number: 106957
Revision: B
Date: 05/28/15
Template: 4.4.1.6FM2; Revision A; 12/06/12
Page 15 of 24
7. MAINTENANCE OSD MENU
Note: Depending on the installation, the Maintenance OSD Menu may not be visible in the
application.
An interactive, on-screen display (OSD) menu for managing certain video settings on the RDM is
accessible through the Maintenance Mode of the Rockwell Collins’ application software.
There are two pages of OSD options, and you access the second page by selecting the
Advanced option, as shown below.
To choose a value, use the navigation commands left/up and right/down, and then choose
SELECT to confirm the setting. For more information about the navigational commands, refer to
the Rockwell application software.
Figure 10 Maintenance OSD Menu (page 1)
Note: The on-screen display will timeout and close automatically after no screen activity for
15 seconds.
7.1. Picture-quality Controls
The Brightness, Contrast, and Saturation menu options use control bars to fine-tune different
aspects of the picture quality on the RDM. To adjust these options, highlight the parameter to
open a control bar and adjust the value, similar to Figure 11 below.
Set the intensity level by increasing or decreasing the control’s value.
The adjustment range is 0 to 100.
Figure 11 Sample picture-quality control bar
Use Advanced
to open page 2
of the OSD
Yellow
highlight
shows which
option is active

Rosen Aviation Smart Remote Display System
Document Number: 106957
Revision: B
Date: 05/28/15
Template: 4.4.1.6FM2; Revision A; 12/06/12
Page 16 of 24
7.2. Backlight
To adjust the intensity of the RDM’s backlight, select Backlight to open the control bar, as
shown in Figure 12.
The adjustment range for the Backlight value is 0 to 100.
Figure 12 Backlight control bar
7.3. Hue
To adjust the tint or color shades of the RDM’s screen, select Hue to open the control bar, as
shown in Figure 13.
The adjustment range for the Hue level is 0 to 360.
Figure 13 Hue control bar
7.4. Aspect Ratio
Use Aspect Ratio to adjust the picture expansion to match the encoding of the HDMI and
3G-SDI video inputs. Aspect ratio changes the appearance of the picture to a different format.
To switch the display between aspect ratio modes, select Aspect Ratio and then one of four
modes, as shown in Figure 14. Watch for proportional changes in the background picture and
choose the optimal mode for the source.
To choose a value, the navigation commands retreat (left/up) and advance (right/down) through
the list of possible values, and then choose SELECT to confirm the selection.
Figure 14 Aspect Ratio modes
TRUE: (Default) Displays the input video signal without any modification. When you set the
Smart RMEB to TRUE aspect ratio, the boxed image will be displayed for various input signal
formats, except that it is not available for 480i and 576i formats. Use this setting for calibration
and video quality troubleshooting.
NORMAL: Expands the input signal in the vertical dimension to fill the full height of the screen
while maintaining an original aspect ratio. When you set the Smart RMEB to Normal, a standard
4:3 source image will appear with vertical black bars on the left and right side of the image. Black
bars (part of the input video signal) will be displayed on the top and bottom of the screen when
you view 1.85:1 and 2.35:1 source material using a 16:9 NORMAL aspect ratio.
FULL: Displays standard 4:3 source video in 16:9 aspect ratio by expanding the image
horizontally. Circles will appear as ovals in the central and outer portions of the screen. If the
source image is letterboxed, there will be black bars at the top and bottom of the image. A 16:9
widescreen source will fill the screen with minimal distortion.

Rosen Aviation Smart Remote Display System
Document Number: 106957
Revision: B
Date: 05/28/15
Template: 4.4.1.6FM2; Revision A; 12/06/12
Page 17 of 24
CINEMA: Expands the source video in the vertical and horizontal dimensions to fill the display
screen. Letterbox-format DVDs will have small or no bars showing in this mode, while 4:3 aspect
video sources will expand beyond the screen boundaries, appearing cropped.
7.5. Advanced Menu
The Advanced menu contains a second page of OSD video settings to fine-tune the primary
screen colors, picture position, overscan, and to restore the RDM’s factory screen settings. To
open the menu shown in Figure 15, select Advanced from the first page of the OSD.
Figure 15 Advanced Maintenance OSD Menu (page 2)
7.5.1. Color Gains: Red, Green, Blue
Each of the color gain options adjusts the low-level registers of its respective color value
in the picture.
Select Advanced and then choose a color gain option.
A control bar, similar to Figure 16, to adjust the option will appear.
Red: Reducing the value will show more cyan-colored tones, and increasing
the value will intensify the red tones.
Green: Reducing the value will show more magenta tones, and increasing the
value will intensify the green tones.
Blue: Reducing the value will show more yellow tones, and increasing the
value will intensify the blue tones.
The adjustment range for the color gains is 0 to 100.
Figure 16 Sample color-gain control bar
Use Back to
return to page 1
of the OSD

Rosen Aviation Smart Remote Display System
Document Number: 106957
Revision: B
Date: 05/28/15
Template: 4.4.1.6FM2; Revision A; 12/06/12
Page 18 of 24
7.5.2. Horizontal and Vertical Adjustments
The Horizontal/Vertical Scale and Position settings enable you to shift the picture’s
position to fill the screen. The Scale settings enable stretching/cropping an image and the
Position settings enable you to shift the image horizontally or vertically, thus minimizing
or eliminating the black bars at the edge of the picture.
Select the Advanced and then choose an adjustment option.
A control bar, similar to Figure 17, to adjust the option will appear.
The range of values for these settings is -31 to +31, with a default of 0.
Decreasing the Scale settings will reduce or crop the picture, and increasing them will
stretch it in either direction.
Decreasing the Position settings will shift the picture left/up, and increasing them will shift
it right/down.
Figure 17 Sample adjustment control bar
7.5.3. Overscan
Use Overscan to conceal any screen anomalies that may be visible from either the HDMI
or 3G-SDI input signals. When enabled, the setting cuts off a small percentage around
the edges of the image and resizes it to fit full screen. You can set the overscan value for
any source or format, but any video is scaled to 1080p.
Select AdvancedOverscan and then choose a setting value.
The options are 0% (Disabled), 1.67%, 2.5%, 5%, 7%, and 10%. The default is 0%.
The overscanned image will automatically update when you switch between percentage
values. You do not have to cycle power for the change to take effect.
Figure 18 Overscan setting options
7.5.4. Factory Default
Choose this option to perform a complete factory restore. It restores the default screen
settings on all menu options to their factory settings.
Highlight Yes. The OSD will close automatically after the Smart RMEB restores the
default settings.
7.6. Exit
Use Exit to close the Maintenance OSD Menu.

Rosen Aviation Smart Remote Display System
Document Number: 106957
Revision: B
Date: 05/28/15
Template: 4.4.1.6FM2; Revision A; 12/06/12
Page 19 of 24
8. TECHNICAL REFERENCES AND SUPPORT
Always check the Rosen Aviation website under the Products tab
to ensure that you are working with the most current revision of
technical documentation.
8.1. Troubleshooting
If the display does not function properly, refer to the following troubleshooting table for symptoms
and possible solutions before contacting Rosen Technical Support.
Note: Always use a multimeter to verify voltages. Check actual results against the requirements
described in this manual.
Table 4 Troubleshooting tips and solutions
Problem
Possible Solutions
No video (signal)
Verify that the display is turned on and the video source is supplied.
Verify that you are in the correct source mode.
Verify that a signal is reaching the display using another display.
Verify that the pinout is correct.
Screen is black
Verify that the display is receiving power.
Verify that the pinout is correct.
Verify that the video source is supplied and a disc is installed (if required).
Verify all connections between the source and the display.
Image flickers
Verify a proper RJ-45 cable.
Verify that the signal cable is secure.
Verify that the vertical frame frequency of the incoming video is
60 HZ or less.
Distorted Image
Verify a proper RJ-45 cable.
Verify supported resolution.
Verify that the pinout is correct.
Verify that a signal is reaching the display using another display.
Examine the display for pinched or damaged cables.
Wrong Colors
Verify a proper RJ-45 cable.
If the screen colors are not what you expect, try adjusting the Color Gains:
Red, Green, Blue in Section 7.5.1, or restore the Factory Default option in
Section 7.5.4.

Rosen Aviation Smart Remote Display System
Document Number: 106957
Revision: B
Date: 05/28/15
Template: 4.4.1.6FM2; Revision A; 12/06/12
Page 20 of 24
Table 5 Part numbers referenced in the manual
Product
Part Number
Location
Smart RMEB Outline & Installation
Drawing 0700-150
0700-150-CD
Contact Rosen Technical Support
Smart RMEB Rockwell DEU - 310
441-2028-100
Contact Rockwell Collins’ Customer
Support
Interconnect Cable Specification for
Venue System Remote Electronics
107175
Contact Rosen Technical Support
8.2. Cleaning the Displays
To clean the LCD, very gently wipe the screen with a clean, commercially approved LCD
cleaning cloth and alcohol-free LCD cleaning solution. Use one firm cleaning motion instead of
circular or repeated side-to-side scrubbing.
8.3. RTCA DO-160G Qualifications for Displays
The table below shows the DO-160G compliance of the Smart Remote Display System, unless
otherwise noted. Omitted categories are not applicable to this product or its expected installation.
Reference the Qualification Test Report for specific details.
Table 6 The remote display system is compliant with the following DO-160G test criteria
Description
Section
Category
Comments
Temperature and Altitude
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
4.5.3
A1
Operating High Temperature
4.5.4
A1
Altitude
4.6.1
A1
Decompression
4.6.2
A1
8,000 –50,000 ft.
Overpressure
4.6.3
A1
Temperature Variation
5
Temperature Variation
5.3.1
C
Humidity
6
Humidity
6.3.1
A
Operational Shocks & Crash Safety
7
Operational Shocks
7.2.1
B
Crash Safety (Impulse)
7.3.2
B
Crash Safety (Sustained)
7.3.3
B
(9G)