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ACTIVE RSE MONITOR‐10.1 STD
ATM1010AA0
Active Rear Seat Entertainment
System
Owners Manual
English
ATM1010AA0 Owners Manual
English
2012 Atom Enterprises, Inc. All rights
reserved. This manual, or any portion thereof,
may not be reproduced without the express
written consent of Atom Enterprises, Inc.
For any questions, please call customer
service (855) 574‐2866
www.atomenterprisesinc.com
English
ATM1010AA0 Owners Manual
Table of Contents
General information 4
Safety instructions 4
General Characteristics 4
Cleaning and care 4
Supported media 5
Country codes 5
Opening and closing display 6
Front panel control buttons 7
Inputs/outputs 8
Remote control 9‐10
Wireless IR headphones 11
Operation
Playing a disc 12
Playing media via A/V input 12
Playing media via USB 12
Playing media via HDMI/MHL input 12
FM Transmitter function 12
Sharing media between monitors 13
Setup
System setup menu 13
DVD setup menu 13
Troubleshooting 14
Compliance information 14‐16
Specifications 16
General Characteristics
Please read this instruction manual
carefully.
•10.1” LED LCD display
•1024 x 600 Resolution
•Slot load DVD player
•Front sensor key pad controls
•Support IR headphones/remote
control
•Analog A/V input‐1/8” Jack
•USB 2.0/1amp charging
•SD card slot
•Stereo headphone output‐1/8” Jack
•FM Transmitter (88.3‐107.7 MHZ)
Poor road conditions can cause
problems with some media playback.
In cold environments, the screen may
sometimes display distortion. This is
normal.
Safety Information
For safety reasons, it is recommended
that media is only changed when
vehicle is stationary. Children should
not be permitted to unfasten their
seatbelt to function the
system/change media. System can be
functioned using the remote control
with seatbelts fastened.
The use of headphones at high volume
can cause permanent damage to
hearing. To avoid hearing damage, set
the volume to low before using them.
It is unlawful, in most jurisdictions,
and unsafe to drive a motor vehicle
which is equipped with a video display
that is visible, directly or indirectly, by
the driver while moving. This system
should never be installed where visible
by the driver.
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General Information
Caution
Do not operate the system without
the vehicle running, as it may cause
the battery to drain. Please make sure
the system is turned off when the
vehicle is not running.
Cleaning and Care
Clean your rear seat entertainment
system with a soft, dry cloth. For
stubborn deposits, a mild cleaning
agent may be used. Wipe off and
finish with a dry cloth.
Please note that strong cleaning
agents, such as alcohol, thinners,
benzene, insecticides, may cause
damage to the system and should
never be used.
Region
Countries in this
region
Supported disc media
Canada, USA, US territories
Japan, Europe, South Africa,
Middle East (including Egypt)
South East Asia, East Asia
(including Hong Kong)
Australia, New Zealand,
Pacific Islands, Central
America, Mexico, South
America, Carribean
Former Soviet Union, (also
North Korea, Mongolia),
Indian subcontinent, Africa
China
Before inserting media, ensure that it
is compatible with the system. Please
note that the following data media is
NOT compatible with the system:
•Optical data media (CD‐1, CD‐ROM,
DVD‐ROM)
•Mini disc
Disc types that are
compatible
Symbol
Disc Type
Video DVD
Audio CD (ie: CD‐
R with MP3,
MPEG, WMA, or
JPG files)
Video CD
Country code restrictions
If the country code on a DVD disc does
not match the system country code,
the DVD cannot be played.
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Supported Media
Supported USB/SD
media files
MP3,WMA,OGG,MPE,MPG,MPEG,AVI,
DIV,VID,VOB,JPG,JPEG, AAC, M1V,
M2V, OGM.
Supported HDMI/MHL
input
•HDMI media from any HDMI output
Device
•HDMI media from MHL compatible
device (ie: MHL compatible
smartphone, MHL compatible tablet,
etc) NOTE: only certain devices are
MHL compatible and may require
special cables/adapters (please check
with the device manufacturer)
Opening and closing the display
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Display is held closed with 2 flexible tabs that snap into the sides of the display.
Pull on the tabs outward to disengage the tabs before opening the display. The
display can then be opened and viewing angle adjusted by rotating it into the
upright position (see below)
Caution:
Please make sure tabs are snapped fully into the display when in the closed
position to make sure the display is secured safely.
Display closed
Closure tabs
Display open
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Panel Control Buttons/Disc slot
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Power button‐turns system power on/off.
Source button‐select media source for playing media (ie:DVD, AV
input, MHL/HDMI, USB, SD)
Play‐starts playing media source selected.
Pause‐pauses media that is playing.
Stop‐stops media that is playing.
Eject‐ejects disc (display MUST be in closed position to insert/eject
disc)
Disc slot (ONLY ACCESSIBLE WHEN DISPLAY IS CLOSED)
Monitor identification‐ “A” OR “B”.
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Inputs/Outputs
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
HDMI input (MHL compatible)
USB 2.0 input (1 amp charging)
Headphone jack output (wired)
A/V input jack (analog 3.5MM)
SD card slot
Remote Control
Buttons/Functions
To control monitor A, press the A button first.
To control monitor B, press the B button first.
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1. POWER ‐ turns power on/off
2. UP ‐ navigate selection up
3. LEFT ‐ navigate selection left
4. ENTER ‐ accepts selection
5. FM ‐ turns FM transmitter on/off
(station can also be changed when
button is depressed) **Function is for
Monitor A only.
6. PLAY ‐ select to play media
7. REVERSE ‐ reverses play (fast)
8. PREVIOUS ‐ selects previous track
9. STOP ‐ stops media from playing
10. A ‐ depress to control A monitor
11. SOURCE ‐ selects source to play
media (DVD, USB, SD, AUX, MHL/HDMI)
12. SYS OSD ‐ displays system menu
13. EJECT ‐ ejects disc (only when
display is in CLOSED position)
14. RIGHT ‐ navigate selection right
15. DOWN ‐ navigate selection down
16. DVD MENU ‐ displays DVD “ROOT
MENU”
17. FORWARD ‐ plays media fast
forward
18. PAUSE ‐ pauses media being played
19. NEXT ‐ selects next track
20. B ‐ depress to control B monitor
21. DVD OSD ‐ displays DVD setup
menu
22. OUTPUT SOURCE ‐ displays list of
output sources (for monitor A only)
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Remote Control Battery
Installation/Operation
TAB
1.
2.
3.
Remove battery cover by
depressing tab (in direction
of arrow) then lifting cover.
Insert 2 AAA batteries (make
sure batteries are installed
with correct polarity (+/‐)
Reinstall battery cover
! NOTE: There is risk of fire if
batteries are not handled
correctly. Do NOT recharge
batteries. Do NOT intermix
different battery types, or
batteries not charged the
same amount.
Please dispose of batteries per
local laws.
Please keep batteries out of reach
of children.
Operation
To control monitor A, press the A button first. To control monitor B, press
the B button first.
Remote control has an infrared beam, which must be aimed towards the
top of the display monitor being controlled.
Monitor will not receive remote signal if beam is blocked.
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Wireless Headphones
Headphones are dual channel (A and B channel) infrared wireless.
Channel must be selected to match the display monitor being viewed (see
below)
Headphones must be in line of sight of display monitor to receive audio signal
Headphones require (2) AAA batteries.
NOTE: Please make sure volume control is set to low for the safety of the next
user (excessive volume can cause permanent damage)
Please note: headphones will power off automatically if no audio is played for
more than 3 minutes. This is so the batteries aren’t drained. In the event this
happens, just turn the switch off then on.
Volume control
Power on/off switch
Channel A/B selection switch
Battery cover (depress and slide down to remove)
Monitor “A/B”
identification
location
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Operating
Instructions
Turning power on
Turn vehicle ignition “ON/ACC”.
Press power button on RSE front panel
or remote control.
Playing a Disc
Close display and insert disc (label side
facing towards you)
Open display (AFTER DISC IS FULLY
INSERTED)
Make sure DVD –Disc is the selected
source.
Press play to start media.
NOTE: disc can only be ejected when
display is in closed position.
Playing media from USB
Insert USB device into USB slot on left
side of unit.
Make sure DVD‐USB is the selected
source.
Use navigation buttons on remote to
control media files
Playing media from SD
card
Insert SD card into SD card slot on
right side of unit.
Make sure DVD‐SD is the selected
source.
Use navigation buttons on remote to
control media files.
Playing media from AUX
input
Plug small male end of AV cable in to
3.5mm AV input on right side of unit
Plug other jack ends (RCA type) into
device to be played.
Make sure AUX is the selected source.
Play device per device instructions.
Playing media from
HDMI/MHL input
Plug HDMI cable connector into HDMI
jack on left side of unit.
Plug other end of cable into device to
be played.
Make sure MHL/HDMI is selected
source.
Play device per device instructions.
NOTE: only devices with MHL or
HDMI output capability can be used.
Playing audio through
vehicle radio system
Depress FM on the remote control (if
FM button is depressed again, it will
turn off the FM transmitted)
Use the left/right navigation buttons
to select desired radio station to play
audio (88.3MHZ ~ 107.7MHZ )
Tune vehicle radio to station selected
on unit.
NOTE: Quality of audio may be
affected by station selected. Certain
radio stations may not be clearly
audible when FM transmitter is
turned on.
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Sharing media on
monitor B from monitor
1.Press output source button on
monitor A.
2. Use the up/down navigation
buttons or output source button to
scroll through sources (DVD‐disc, DVD‐
SD, etc)
3. Select source desired to be viewed
on monitor B.
4. Press the source button on monitor
B.
5. Use the up/down navigation
buttons or source button to scroll
through the sources available until
monitor A is highlighted.
6. Select monitor A.
NOTE: media can only be shared from
monitor A to monitor B. media
cannot be shared from monitor B to
monitor A. MHL/HDMI cannot be
shared from the A monitor to the B
monitor. This is normal.
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FCC declaration
Unit will not power on
This system complies with FCC
directive, section 15. System is subject
to the following 2 conditions:
1.This system must not cause any
harmful interference
2.This system may be subject to
interference which may cause
unwanted operation.
1.Be sure vehicle is turned on
Remote control not
working
1.Check batteries for correct
installation and make sure they have
plenty of charge left.
2.Make sure correct monitor is
selected on the remote for the
monitor desired to be controlled
(monitor A/B)
3.Be sure remote is aimed directly
towards top of monitor being
controlled with no obstructions.
No picture
1.Ensure correct source is selected (ie:
DVD‐Disc, DVD‐SD, etc)
2.Ensure any external devices are
correctly connected (ie: cable/s for
AUX input , USB, SD, etc)
No sound through IR
headphones
1.Check batteries for correct
installation and make sure they have
plenty of charge left.
2.Check to make sure channel
selected on headphones matches the
monitor being watched (A or B)
3.Be sure headphones are in line of
sight of display monitor being watched
with no obstructions.
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Trouble shooting
FCC warning
1.In order to ensure ongoing FCC
compliance, the system must be
connected and operated with the
supplied cables only.
2.Unauthorized modifications or
alterations to the system may void this
operating permit.
FCC notice
Notice : The changes or modifications
not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void
the user’s authority to operate the
equipment.
To comply with the FCC RF exposure
compliance requirements, no change
to the antenna or the device is
permitted. Any change to the antenna
or the device could result in the device
exceeding the RF exposure
requirements and void user’s
authority to operate the device.
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English
Canada IC
This Class B digital apparatus
complies with Canadian ICES‐003.
This device complies with Industry
Canada license‐exempt RSS
standard(s). Operation is subject to
the following two conditions: (1) this
device may not cause interference,
and (2) this device must accept any
interference, including interference
that may cause undesired operation of
the device.
This device and its antenna(s) must
not be co‐located or operation in
conjunction with any other antenna or
transmitter.
Macrovision
This product contains copy protection
technology protected by US
patents and other intellectual
property rights. The use of this
copy protection technology
requires the permission of
macrovision and is intended
without express further approval
from macrovision only for
domestic use and other limited
applications. Reverse engineering
or dismantling are forbidden.
Under Industry Canada regulations,
this radio transmitter may only
operate using an antenna of a type
and maximum (or lesser) gain
approved for the transmitter by
Industry Canada. To reduce potential
radio interference to other users, the
antenna type and its gain should be so
chosen that the equivalent
isotropically radiated power (e.i.r.p.) is
not more than that necessary for
successful communication.
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Panel size
10.1”
Resolution
1024 x 600
Backlight
LED
Ratio
16:9
Luminance
500 NIT (typ.)
Expected
backlight life
20k hours Min.
Operation
temperature
‐20~70 degrees C
Storage
temperature
‐30~80 degrees C
Video display
system
NTSC
Input voltage
10‐16VDC
I/O ports
USB 2.0, HDMI, SD,
3.5mm AV, 3.5mm
earphone
IR Channels
A monitor: 2.3/2.8mhz
B monitor:
3.2/3.8mhz
Supported
formats
MP3,WMA,OGG,MPE,
MPG,MPEG,AVI,
DIV,VID,VOB,JPG,JPEG
AAC, M1V, M2V,OGM
WEEE directive
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Specifications
Disposal of old electrical and
electronic equipment (applicable in
the European Union and other
European countries with separate
collection systems)
This symbol on the product or it’s
packaging indicates that the device
must not be treated as household
waste. Instead, it must be handed
over at the relevant collection point
for the recycling of old electrical and
electronic equipment. With correct
disposal of the device, you are helping
to avoid any negative effects on the
environment and human health which
might otherwise be caused by the
incorrect disposal and treatment of
waste. The recycling of materials helps
preserve natural resources. You can
obtain more information about
recycling this device from your city
council, your disposal company for
household waste, or from the store in
which you bought it. Applicable
accessories: remote control,
headphones.
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Spanish
ATM1010AA0 Owners Manual
Spanish
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French
ATM1010AA0 Owners Manual
French
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