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Rosen T10/T12 Installation Guide
Rosen T10/T12 Installation Guide
Frequently Asked Questions
Resetting the System
It’s a good practice to reset the system immediately after Power is fi rst connected, this clears any errors in the system.
Solution: To RESET the system, press and hold the RESET Button for 3 or more seconds. The RESET Button is located
in the Display Pocket.
It’s a good practice to reset the system immediately after Power is fi rst connected, this clears any errors in the system.
Solution: To RESET the system, press and hold the RESET Button for 3 or more seconds. The RESET Button is located
in the Display Pocket.
Finding the best Power Point
Avoid connection to wires which supply the following: fan/seat/mirror motors power, excessively large sized wires, glow
plug power lines, radio power lines, defroster power lines, etc.
Solution: Open power points can be located in the fuse box, which are designed for accessory equipment – when in
doubt, run a wire directly to the battery.
Avoid connection to wires which supply the following: fan/seat/mirror motors power, excessively large sized wires, glow
plug power lines, radio power lines, defroster power lines, etc.
Solution: Open power points can be located in the fuse box, which are designed for accessory equipment – when in
doubt, run a wire directly to the battery.
Determining Dome Light Triggers
If you are replacing the dome light, you will need to determine which type of trigger exists in the vehicle.
Solution: Use a DMM (Digital Multi Meter) to measure the voltage at the factory dome light. Attach the DMM positive lead
to one side of the bulb and the DMM negative lead to a chassis ground point. Open an close the doors to turn the light
on. If the meter reads +12VDC the system is a POSITIVE Trigger, if it reads –12VDC the system is a NEGATIVE Trigger.
If you are replacing the dome light, you will need to determine which type of trigger exists in the vehicle.
Solution: Use a DMM (Digital Multi Meter) to measure the voltage at the factory dome light. Attach the DMM positive lead
to one side of the bulb and the DMM negative lead to a chassis ground point. Open an close the doors to turn the light
on. If the meter reads +12VDC the system is a POSITIVE Trigger, if it reads –12VDC the system is a NEGATIVE Trigger.
Dome Lights Operating Backwards
If you connected the wrong trigger wire to the existing dome light wire in the vehicle and the operation will be reversed.
Solution: Rewire the dome light trigger to use the opposite trigger wire and re-test the function.
If you connected the wrong trigger wire to the existing dome light wire in the vehicle and the operation will be reversed.
Solution: Rewire the dome light trigger to use the opposite trigger wire and re-test the function.
The DVD Restarts when the Vehicle is Started
Normally the DVD should restart at the point it was when the vehicle was turned off. However, if the voltage falls below
approximately 10VDC when starting the vehicle, the system will restart at the beginning of the DVD.
Solution: Check the battery to be sure it is fully charged, new vehicles rarely have a fully charged battery.
Solution: Older batteries can not provide the necessary voltage during a engine cranking, replace the battery.
Solution: Extreme climate conditions (cold or hot) will reduce the effi ciency of the battery, be sure the battery is fully
charged and in good condition. Replace the battery if needed.
Solution: Relocate the 12VDC (+) power point to a more stable location, directly to the battery is always best.
Normally the DVD should restart at the point it was when the vehicle was turned off. However, if the voltage falls below
approximately 10VDC when starting the vehicle, the system will restart at the beginning of the DVD.
Solution: Check the battery to be sure it is fully charged, new vehicles rarely have a fully charged battery.
Solution: Older batteries can not provide the necessary voltage during a engine cranking, replace the battery.
Solution: Extreme climate conditions (cold or hot) will reduce the effi ciency of the battery, be sure the battery is fully
charged and in good condition. Replace the battery if needed.
Solution: Relocate the 12VDC (+) power point to a more stable location, directly to the battery is always best.
The System shuts Down After a Few Minutes of Operation
The System is designed to turn off at low voltages. If the voltage falls below approximately 10VDC the system will go into
a standby mode to preserve the battery.
Solution: Check the battery to be sure it is fully charged, new vehicles rarely have a fully charged battery.
The System is designed to turn off at low voltages. If the voltage falls below approximately 10VDC the system will go into
a standby mode to preserve the battery.
Solution: Check the battery to be sure it is fully charged, new vehicles rarely have a fully charged battery.
The System Stays On and Never Shuts Off
The System is designed to go into standby 15 seconds when the key is turned off. If the ACC (Red) wire is connected to
a constant 12VDC (+) power point the system will system will stay on until the battery dies.
Solution: Check the ACC connection point to be sure it is switched with the key, and relocate as needed.
The System is designed to go into standby 15 seconds when the key is turned off. If the ACC (Red) wire is connected to
a constant 12VDC (+) power point the system will system will stay on until the battery dies.
Solution: Check the ACC connection point to be sure it is switched with the key, and relocate as needed.
Reducing Vibration Noise
Loose harnesses and mounting brackets can cause vibration noises in the vehicle.
Solution: Place Duct Tape between the Mounting Bracket and the vehicle attachment point to dampen any noises
Solution: Tape all wiring harnesses in place to the headliner and vehicle before re-installing the vehicle trim.
Loose harnesses and mounting brackets can cause vibration noises in the vehicle.
Solution: Place Duct Tape between the Mounting Bracket and the vehicle attachment point to dampen any noises
Solution: Tape all wiring harnesses in place to the headliner and vehicle before re-installing the vehicle trim.
Discs that Will Not Eject
Discs that will not eject are typically the result of too much pressure on the DVD Guide or an improper format disk type.
Solution: Try loosening the mounting screws and/or matching the trim ring to the headliner contours.
Solution: To EJECT an improper format disc, RESET the system, and then press EJECT repeatedly as the system re-
starts, the disc will eject.
Discs that will not eject are typically the result of too much pressure on the DVD Guide or an improper format disk type.
Solution: Try loosening the mounting screws and/or matching the trim ring to the headliner contours.
Solution: To EJECT an improper format disc, RESET the system, and then press EJECT repeatedly as the system re-
starts, the disc will eject.
No Headphone Audio
The Headphone audio should be preset at all times, unless the MUTE is set to on, or a DVD Setting has been changed in
the DVD Settings Menu.
Solution: Press the MUTE Button to enable the audio and turn the MUTE OFF.
Solution: Confi rm that the Headphones have fresh batteries, are turned on, and the ON LED Indicator is Illuminated.
Solution: Check the DVD Setting and restore them to FACTORY SETTINGS if needed (see the Owners Manual).
The Headphone audio should be preset at all times, unless the MUTE is set to on, or a DVD Setting has been changed in
the DVD Settings Menu.
Solution: Press the MUTE Button to enable the audio and turn the MUTE OFF.
Solution: Confi rm that the Headphones have fresh batteries, are turned on, and the ON LED Indicator is Illuminated.
Solution: Check the DVD Setting and restore them to FACTORY SETTINGS if needed (see the Owners Manual).
Reducing Audio or Video Noise
Audio or video noise may be induced into the system from sources ranging from harness location, power point to poor
grounding.
Solution: Reroute the wire harnesses to avoid passing over other harnesses or near electrical motors.
Solution: Check the Power Point by selecting a different 12VDC (+) power point or running a wire directly to the battery.
Solution: Check the ground point selected, by moving the ground point to a new location.
Solution: In some cases, inline audio fi lters may be required. Contact Rosen for support on selection of a fi lter.
Audio or video noise may be induced into the system from sources ranging from harness location, power point to poor
grounding.
Solution: Reroute the wire harnesses to avoid passing over other harnesses or near electrical motors.
Solution: Check the Power Point by selecting a different 12VDC (+) power point or running a wire directly to the battery.
Solution: Check the ground point selected, by moving the ground point to a new location.
Solution: In some cases, inline audio fi lters may be required. Contact Rosen for support on selection of a fi lter.
Service and Optional Parts List
Part Number Description
Part Number Description
AC3567
Remote
Control
AC3530
AUX
In/Out
Harness
AC3532
FMM
Harness
AC3529
Dome
Light
Harness
AC3531
Power
Harness
AC3024
TV/VCP
Harness
AC3140
IR Single Channel Headphones
AC3072
IR Two Channel Headphones
AC3323
Wireless FM Transmiter
- Available Frequencies: 88.1, 88.3, 88.5, 88.7
AC3196
7 Channel FM Modulator - Available Frequencies: 87.7, 87.9, 88.1, 88.3, 88.5, 88.7, 88.9
AC3568
Tall Trim Ring -
Contact Rosen for vehicle specifi c shrouds
BATTERY+(YELLOW)
EXT. DATA(GREEN)
ACC+(RED)
GROUND(BLACK)
FMM AUDIO
OUTPUT(L)(WHITE)
FMM AUDIO
OUTPUT(R)(RED)
FMM+12V(RED)
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Specifi cations
Supply Voltage
: 12VDC negative ground system, 10-16VDC operating range
Current Consumption
: Less than 2A operational
Approximately 0mA, Battery saver, after ~15 seconds
Video Signal
: Compositive video 1.0Vp-p 75 , NTSC/PAL
Audio Signal
: Audio Output : 2Vrms, line output
IR Audio Signal
: Channel A= 2.3 MHZ / 2.8 MHZ Channel B= 3.3 MHZ / 3.8 MHZ
Discs Played
: (1) 5” (12cm) DVD-VIDEO Disc
(2) Compact Disc (CD-DA/CD-R/CD-RW/MP3)
(3) 5” (12cm) VIDEO CD
Operating temp
: 0 C to +60 C
Note: Specifi cations and designs are subject to modifi cation, without notice.