ROSEN Milan User Manual

Table of Contents

Section Page

1. Quick Reference Guide 2-3

2. About the Milan System 4-5

3. Installation of the Milan 6-11

4. Using the Remote Control 12-13

5. Set-up kit 14

6 Exploded view drawing 15

7. Troubleshooting 16

8. Notes 17

9. Specifications 18

1 Milan Quick Reference Guide

Channel Up/Down

Power

Power

 Depress the power button on either the remote or

the front of the monitor to power the Milan .

Switching Channels

 Using either the remote control or the buttons on

the front of the monitor, switch the channels
up or down as desired.

Volume Up/Down

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1 Milan Quick Reference Guide

The user remote is used for
day-to-day operation. The user
remote has the following
functions.

POWER

CHANNEL

VOLUME

MUTE

Please refer to Section 4,
Using the Remote Control, for
further details.

The intent of the master remote is
to set-up the monitor for end user
operation. It has all of the
features of the user remote with
the addition of the following
controls:

 Contrast

 Color

 Bright

 Volume Up/Down

 Mute

 Channel Up/Down

 Power On/Off

MUTE

EDIT

CONTRAST

ADD/DEL

POWER

COLOR BRIGHT

AUTO PROG

 Edit

 Auto Program

 Add/Del

Please refer to Section 4, Using
the Remote Control for further
details.

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CHANNEL

RC-02

VOLUME

2 About your Milan

Your Rosen Milan system has the following

components:

 A 6.8 color LCD flat-panel display (FPD)

mounted within an aluminum swing-arm
assembly. (see figure 1)

 A Separate Tuner Module. (see figure 2)

 A User Remote Control. (see figure 3)

 A Signal Cable. (see figure 4)

 A Power Converter (see figure 5)

Figure 1 Figure 2

Amp
Audio
out

L

R

Line

Out

Tuner Module
Part # 9200-0101-020

Power
12 volt

POWER

Figure 3

CHANNEL

VOLUME

TE

U

M

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Cable In

Monitor out

Figure 5

Figure 4

2 About your Milan (cont.)

 Signal Cable

When routing the signal cable from the FPD
junction box to the tuner location, note the
cable has different connectors on each end. The
silver D-9 connector goes to the FPD, while the
molded RJ-45 connector goes to the tuner
module. Since the D-9 is larger than the RJ-45,
you way want to take this into account when
routing the cable through tight spots.

IMPORTANT: The RJ-45 connector has a locking
plastic tab. This tab is usually protected by a
molded rubber cover built into the cable. However,
if too much force is used when routing the cable
through a tight spot, it is possible for this tab to
hang up. If the installer uses too much
force in this situation, the tab could break. Use
care when routing cables through tight spots.

 Power Adapter Cable

Plug the power cord into a 110V 60 Hz AC outlet.
The system consumes about 12 watts while in
use.

IMPORTANT: Ensure that this power cord is
routed safely and in accordance with any local
regulations.

 Coaxial Cable

Screw the threaded coaxial fitting onto the
threaded fitting on the tuner module. Do not kink
the coaxial cable, and avoid sharp bends, which

places stress on the connectors.

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