Embraer Ovation Select Operating Instruction Manual - V2.1

OVATION SELECT™
CABIN MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

FOR
EMBRAER LEGACY 600-650 SERIES
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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Manual: Ovation Select Cabin Management System for Embraer

Legacy 600-650 Operating Instructions
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Updated icon art to match latest Embraer buttons.
Removed “future use” from all text.
Added Notes that graphics vary from aircraft to aircraft.
Created a new Section 2 for “Aircraft Configurations and Options”.
Revised “Switch Panels” section.
Removed USB File Transfer from “Touchscreen Monitors” section.
Added Night Mode text and art to “Touchscreen Monitors” section.
Added “Water System” text and art to “Touchscreen Monitors”
section.
Updated controls text for Blu-ray players.
Added text for 24 in. monitors to “Widescreen Monitors” section.
Revised Jetmap HP auxiliary panel settings.
Revised Welcome logo for Jetmap HD.
Updated Content text and art for Jetmap HD.
Revised Views in Jetmap HD section to match latest configurations.
Updated Jetmap HD section to show revised configuration settings
screens and text changes.
Revised “Diagnostics” section.
Added new section 8 for Apple control devices.
Added new section 13 for Apple control device loading.
Added new section 14 for Ovation Select user troubleshooting.
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Table of Contents
SECTION PAGE
1. INTRODUCTION 1-1
Control Panels .......................................................................... 1-1
Other Components: .................................................................. 1-1
Layout of this manual ............................................................... 1-1
2. AIRCRAFT CONFIGURATION AND OPTIONS 2-1
Legacy 650 ............................................................................... 2-1
Legacy 650 Standard Configuration ..................................... 2-2
Legacy 650 Optional Equipment .......................................... 2-2
3. PASSENGER CONTROL UNITS (PCU) 3-1
Description ................................................................................ 3-2
Operation .................................................................................. 3-2
Fixed Buttons .................................................................... 3-3
Slider Buttons .................................................................... 3-4
Control Buttons ................................................................. 3-6
Level Bars ....................................................................... 3-10
Pull Up Tab ..................................................................... 3-11
Rosette Controls ............................................................. 3-12
Media File Transfer on Select 100/200 PCU ...................... 3-15
4. SWITCH PANELS 4-1
Description ................................................................................ 4-1
Common Switch Panels (Set 1)................................................ 4-1
Control Buttons ..................................................................... 4-1
Indicators .............................................................................. 4-2
Control Buttons ..................................................................... 4-2
Indicators .............................................................................. 4-3
Control Buttons ..................................................................... 4-3
5. MEDIA INTERFACES 5-1
Media Docking Station .............................................................. 5-1
Description............................................................................ 5-1
Auxiliary Panel .......................................................................... 5-3
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SECTION PAGE
6. HANDHELD REMOTES 6-1
Description ................................................................................ 6-1
Operation .................................................................................. 6-2
Handheld Remote Main Menu .......................................... 6-3
Audio Screens ................................................................... 6-4
Video Screens ................................................................... 6-6
Map Mode Screen ............................................................. 6-8
Map Mode Buttons ............................................................ 6-8
Monitor Controls Screen ................................................. 6-10
7. OVATION SELECT TOUCHSCREEN (OST) 7-1
Description ................................................................................ 7-1
Operation .................................................................................. 7-1
OST Buttons ......................................................................... 7-3
Night Mode ............................................................................... 7-5
Introduction ........................................................................... 7-5
PCU Night Mode ............................................................... 7-5
OST Night Mode ............................................................... 7-5
OST Night Mode, Call Activated ....................................... 7-5
OST Night Mode, Brightness (backlight) Adjustment ....... 7-6
Water system ............................................................................ 7-6
Water Heater ........................................................................ 7-7
Fwd Lavatory ........................................................................ 7-8
Aft Lavatory .......................................................................... 7-9
Galley.................................................................................. 7-10
8. APPLE CONTROL DEVICES 8-1
Description ................................................................................ 8-1
Operation .................................................................................. 8-2
Water system Sub-Menu .......................................................... 8-3
Water Heater ........................................................................ 8-3
Fwd Lavatory ........................................................................ 8-4
Aft Lavatory .......................................................................... 8-5
Galley.................................................................................... 8-6
Lights System Sub-Menu ......................................................... 8-7
Temperature System Sub-Menu .............................................. 8-8
Audio System Sub-Menu .......................................................... 8-9
Video System Sub-Menu ........................................................ 8-10
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SECTION PAGE
9. OVATION SELECT BLU-RAY DISC PLAYER 9-1
Description ................................................................................ 9-1
Operation .................................................................................. 9-2
Front Panel Controls for Blu-ray Player................................ 9-2
PCU Controls for Blu-ray Player ............................................... 9-3
OST controls for Blu-ray Player ................................................ 9-4
iPad® controls for Blu-ray Player ............................................. 9-5
Handheld Remote controls for Blu-ray Player .......................... 9-6
Blu-ray Control Buttons ........................................................ 9-7
Blu-ray Setup Menu .................................................................. 9-8
10. OVATION SELECT WIDESCREEN MONITORS 10-1
Operation ................................................................................ 10-1
Display Button Functions ........................................................ 10-2
Widescreen Source Selection ................................................ 10-3
PCU Selection of Widescreen Monitor ............................... 10-3
OST Selection of Widescreen Monitor ............................... 10-4
iPad Selection of Widescreen Monitor ............................... 10-5
Handheld Remote Selection of Widescreen Monitor ......... 10-6
On Screen Display .................................................................. 10-8
OSD Main Menu ................................................................. 10-8
OSD User Menu ................................................................. 10-9
OSD Image Adjust Menu .................................................. 10-10
OSD Info Menu ................................................................. 10-11
11. JETMAP HD 11-1
Introduction ............................................................................. 11-1
Jetmap HD Control Devices ................................................... 11-2
Map Mode ............................................................................... 11-5
Auto Button ......................................................................... 11-5
Logo (Welcome) Button ...................................................... 11-6
What the Screen Displays ............................................... 11-6
Info Button .......................................................................... 11-7
Content Button.................................................................... 11-9
Map Content ......................................................................... 11-10
News Screen ................................................................. 11-11
Sports Screen ............................................................... 11-13
Business Screen ........................................................... 11-14
Shuffle Mode ................................................................. 11-15
Weather Mode (Map Screen with Weather Overlay) .... 11-16

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News Reader Screen .................................................... 11-17
Map Content Status Messages ..................................... 11-18
Map Nav Mode ..................................................................... 11-20
How to Display the Screen ............................................ 11-20
What the Screen Displays ............................................. 11-20
Map Nav Controls ......................................................... 11-21
Map Views Mode .................................................................. 11-23
How to Display the Screen ............................................ 11-23
Display Screen Components ........................................ 11-24
2D View with Locations ................................................. 11-26
2D View with RLI ........................................................... 11-27
Sun Map View ............................................................... 11-28
3D View with Locations ................................................. 11-29
3D View with RLI ........................................................... 11-30
Surround A/C View........................................................ 11-31
Right Window View ....................................................... 11-32
Left Window View.......................................................... 11-33
Tail A/C View ................................................................. 11-34
Front A/C View .............................................................. 11-35
3D View with Departure and Destination ...................... 11-36
3D View with Content .................................................... 11-38
Flight Deck View ........................................................... 11-39
Night Mode View ........................................................... 11-40
Map Screen with Route and Track Overlays ................ 11-41
3D Points of Interest View ............................................. 11-42
JetMap HD Home Base Map ........................................ 11-43
Map Setup ............................................................................ 11-45
Auto Mode Configuration Menu .................................... 11-46
Auto Mode Sequencing Menu ....................................... 11-50
Auto Mode Timing Menu ............................................... 11-54
Info Page 1 Configuration Menu ................................... 11-55
Home Base Configuration Menu ................................... 11-67
Graphics Configuration Menu ....................................... 11-69
System Settings 1 Configuration................................... 11-72
System Settings 2 Configuration................................... 11-76


SECTION PAGE
12. DIAGNOSTICS SCREENS 12-1
Ovation Select Component Buttons ....................................... 12-1
Error Codes ............................................................................ 12-4
Short Messages ...................................................................... 12-4
Full Messages......................................................................... 12-7
Spares or “Alien” Devices ..................................................... 12-10
13. APPLE CONTROL DEVICE LOADING 13-1
14. OVATION SELECT USER TROUBLESHOOTING 14-1
9 in. Monitor ............................................................................ 14-1
Problem: 9 in. Monitor not turning on. ............................ 14-1
Aux Panel ............................................................................... 14-1
Problem: HDMI input not playing audio on speakers. .... 14-1
In Flight Entertainment System (IFE) ..................................... 14-2
Problem: Entertainment system is unresponsive. .......... 14-2
Master Pkg.............................................................................. 14-2
Problem: Failed Downloads. .......................................... 14-2
Media Dock ............................................................................. 14-3
Problem: iPod videos cannot be selected:. .................... 14-3
Problem: Video is not displayed on the monitor............. 14-3
Moving Map (Media Interface Unit) ........................................ 14-4
Problem: Aircraft is on the wrong location ..................... 14-4
Problem: MIU lockup. ..................................................... 14-4
Problem: MIU displays NO logos present. ..................... 14-4
Problem: Select a different Homebase. ......................... 14-4
Problem: Not a proper location/Altitude etc. .................. 14-5
OST ........................................................................................ 14-5
Problem: OST not turning on. ........................................ 14-5
PCU 100 ................................................................................. 14-5
Problem: PCU not turning on. ........................................ 14-5
Problem: Headphone audio is always present............... 14-5
PCU 200 ................................................................................. 14-6
Problem: PCU not turning on. ........................................ 14-6
Problem: Headphone audio is always present............... 14-6
XM Receiver ........................................................................... 14-6
Problem: XM Radio not playing...................................... 14-6


SECTION PAGE
15. AV BRIEFER 15-1
Description .............................................................................. 15-1
AV Briefer Controller Power ................................................... 15-1
AV Briefer Controller Controls ................................................ 15-2
LED Display ........................................................................ 15-2
Selection Knob ................................................................... 15-2
AV BRIEFER CONTROLLER OPERATION .......................... 15-3
Initiating a Passenger Briefing ............................................ 15-3
Cancelling a Briefing in Progress ....................................... 15-4
Setting the Destination City ................................................ 15-4

List of Illustrations
Figure Page
Figure 2-1: Ovation Select CMS Layout-Legacy 650 ..................... 2-1
Figure 3-1: Ovation Select 100 Passenger Control Unit ................. 3-1
Figure 3-2: Ovation Select 200 Passenger Control Unit ................. 3-1
Figure 3-3: PCU Startup Screens ................................................... 3-3
Figure 3-4: Hidden Slider Button on Menu...................................... 3-4
Figure 3-5: Cabin Audio - Minimum Level..................................... 3-10
Figure 3-6: My Audio - Minimum Level ......................................... 3-11
Figure 3-7: Pull Up tab enabled (Select 100) ................................ 3-11
Figure 3-8: Pull Up Tab enabled (Select 200)............................... 3-11
Figure 3-11: Blu-ray Rosette Controls .......................................... 3-14
Figure 3-13: Media Manager Page ............................................... 3-16
Figure 3-14: Upload Media from USB ........................................... 3-17
Figure 3-15: Confirm Media Deletion Page................................... 3-18
Figure 4-1: Common Switch Panels (Set 1).................................... 4-1
Figure 4-2: Common Switch Panels (Set 2).................................... 4-2
Figure 5-2: Selection of iPod Media Dock....................................... 5-2
Figure 6-1: Pronto TSU-9600 Handheld Remote ........................... 6-1
Figure 6-2: Handheld Remote – Main Menu ................................... 6-3
Figure 6-6: Bottom Tabs on Map Mode Screen .............................. 6-9
Figure 7-1: Ovation Select Touchscreen (OST) ............................. 7-1
Figure 7-2: OST Welcome Screen .................................................. 7-2
Figure 7-3: OST Main Menu............................................................ 7-3
Figure 7-5: Water Heater screen .................................................... 7-7
Figure 7-6: Fwd Lavatory Water Screen ......................................... 7-8
Figure 7-7: Aft Lavatory Water Screen ........................................... 7-9
Figure 7-8: Galley Water Screen .................................................. 7-10
Figure 8-1: Cabin Control App - Main Menu on iPad ...................... 8-1
Figure 8-2: Water Heater screen on iPad ....................................... 8-3
Figure 8-3: Fwd Lavatory Water Screen on iPad ............................ 8-4
Figure 8-4: Aft Lavatory Water Screen on iPad .............................. 8-5
Figure 8-5: Galley Water Screen on iPad ....................................... 8-6
Figure 8-6: Lights Sub-Menu on iPad ............................................. 8-7
Figure 8-7: Temperature Sub-Menu on iPad .................................. 8-8
Figure 8-8: Audio Sub-Menu on iPad.............................................. 8-9
Figure 8-9: Video Sub-Menu on iPad............................................ 8-10
Figure 9-1: Blu-ray Player Controls ................................................. 9-1
Figure 9-2: Blu-ray controls on PCUs ............................................. 9-3
Figure 9-3: Blu-ray Controls on OSTs ............................................. 9-4
Figure 9-4: Blu-ray Controls on iPad ............................................... 9-5
List of Illustrations (cont)

Figure Page
Figure 9-5: Blu-ray Controls on Handheld Remote ......................... 9-6
Figure 9-6: Blu-ray Setup Menu Controls ....................................... 9-8
Figure 10-1: Ovation Select 9 inch Widescreen Monitor .............. 10-1
Figure 10-2: 19 in. Monitor ............................................................ 10-2
Figure 10-4: Source Video Selections on PCU ............................. 10-4
Figure 10-6: Widescreen monitor selection on iPad ..................... 10-5
Figure 10-8: Source Video Selections on Handheld Remote ....... 10-7
Figure 10-9: OSD Main Menu ....................................................... 10-8
Figure 10-10: OSD User Menu ..................................................... 10-9
Figure 10-11: OSD Image Adjust Menu ...................................... 10-10
Figure 10-12: OSD Image Adjust – Advanced Menu .................. 10-10
Figure 10-13: OSD Image Adjust - Advanced - Color Temp ...... 10-11
Figure 10-14: OSD Information Menu ......................................... 10-11
Figure 11-1: Jetmap HD Screen ................................................... 11-1
Figure 11-2: Jetmap HD Main Menu on Select 200 PCU ............. 11-2
Figure 11-3: Jetmap HD Main Menu on Handheld Remote.......... 11-3
Figure 11-4: Jetmap HD Main Menu on OST ............................... 11-3
Figure 11-5: Jetmap HD Main Menu on iPad................................ 11-4
Figure 11-6: Map Mode - Controls ................................................ 11-5
Figure 11-7: Welcome (Logo) Screen ........................................... 11-6
Figure 11-8: Information Screen ................................................... 11-8
Figure 11-12: Business Content Screen ..................................... 11-14
Figure 11-15: Reader Controls.................................................... 11-17
Figure 11-19: 2D View with Locations ........................................ 11-26
Figure 11-20: 2D Map view with RLI Icons ................................. 11-27
Figure 11-22: 3D View with Locations. ....................................... 11-29
Figure 11-23: 3D Map View with RLI .......................................... 11-30
Figure 11-25: Right Window View ............................................... 11-32
Figure 11-26: Left Window View ................................................. 11-33
Figure 11-27: Tail A/C View ........................................................ 11-34
Figure 11-28: Front A/C View...................................................... 11-35
Figure 11-30: 3D View with Content ........................................... 11-38
Figure 11-32: Night Mode View................................................... 11-40
Figure 11-33: Map Screen with Route and Track Overlays. ....... 11-41
Figure 11-35: Home Base Screen............................................... 11-44
Figure 11-36: Media Interface Unit Configuration Menu ............. 11-45
Figure 11-37: Auto Mode Configuration Screen ......................... 11-47
Figure 11-38: Auto Mode Sequencing Screen ............................ 11-50
Figure 11-39: Auto Mode Timing Screen .................................... 11-54
List of Illustrations (cont)

Figure Page
Figure 11-40: Info Page 1 Screen ............................................... 11-55
Figure 11-41: Info Page 2 Configuration Menu ........................... 11-63
Figure 11-42: Info Page 3 Screen ............................................... 11-65
Figure 11-43: Home Base Configuration Screen ........................ 11-67
Figure 11-44: Graphic Configuration Screen .............................. 11-69
Figure 11-45: Map Info Panel Configuration ............................... 11-71
Figure 11-46: System Settings 1 Screen .................................... 11-72
Figure 11-47: System Setting 2 Screen ...................................... 11-76
Figure 11-48: ARINC Monitor Screen ......................................... 11-77
Figure 11-49: Content Configuration Screen .............................. 11-79
Figure 12-1: Typical OST Diagnostics Page ................................. 12-1
Figure 12-2: List of Applicable Units ............................................. 12-2
Figure 12-3: OST Diagnostics Pull Up Tab Screen ...................... 12-3
Figure 12-4: Master Load in Progress ........................................ 12-10
Figure 12-5: Master Loader Updating ......................................... 12-10
Figure 12-6: Configuration Missing ............................................. 12-11
Figure 13-1: Search Screen on Apple Device............................... 13-1
Figure 13-2: Cabin Control Settings on iPad ................................ 13-2
Figure 13-3: Opening Screen for Single Apple Device ................. 13-3
Figure 13-4: Opening Screen for Multiple Apple Devices ............. 13-4
Figure 15-1: AV Briefer Controller ................................................. 15-1
Figure 15-2: AV Briefer Controls ................................................... 15-2
Figure 15-3: Select Briefing Menu ................................................ 15-3
Figure 15-4: Back Menu ................................................................ 15-4
Figure 15-5: Select Destination ..................................................... 15-4
Figure 15-6: Enter ICAO Destination ............................................ 15-5
Figure 15-7: Send Dest to MIU ..................................................... 15-5
Figure 15-8: Time to Destination Menu......................................... 15-6

List of Tables
Table Page
Table 11-1: Flight Data Elements................................................ 11-56
Table 11-2: Flight Data Elements - Detailed Information ............ 11-57
Table 12-1: List of Error Codes ..................................................... 12-4
Table 12-2: Short Message ........................................................... 12-5
Table 12-3: Full Messages ............................................................ 12-7

1. INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this manual is to instruct the user in the operation of
the Ovation Select control panels and other components used in the
aircraft cabin management systems on board the Legacy 600/650
platform. The button options are self-explanatory in most cases but
are intended to illustrate to the user the buttons and menus for
controlling the cabin management system and where components
exist.
CONTROL PANELS
There are five types of control panels in the Cabin Management
System (CMS):
• Passenger Control Units (PCUs)
• Switch panels
• Handheld remotes
• Ovation Select Touchscreen (OST) controllers
• iPad® devices with Honeywell cabin control application
iPad is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.
OTHER COMPONENTS:
• Auxiliary panels
• Blu-ray disc players
• Widescreen monitors
LAYOUT OF THIS MANUAL
Section 1: An introduction to the various Ovation Select Control
Panels.
Section 2: Describes the aircraft configurations and options.
Section 3: Describes the Passenger Control Units (PCU) operation.
Section 4: Describes the Switch Panels operation.
Section 5: Describes the Auxiliary Panels operation.
Section 6: Describes the Handheld Remotes operation.
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Section 7: Describes the Ovation Select Touchscreen (OST)

controllers operation.
Section 8: Describes the use of an Apple device for control of the
CMS.
Section 9: Describes the Blu-ray disc player operation.
Section 10: Describes the Ovation Select Widescreen Monitors
operation.
Section 11: Describes the Jetmap HD operation on the various
control panels.
Section 12: Describes the Diagnostics pages that show on the PCU
and the OST.
Section 13: Describes how to setup an Apple device to control the
CMS.
Section 14: Describes how to troubleshoot problems with CMS.
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2. AIRCRAFT CONFIGURATION
AND OPTIONS
LEGACY 650
The figure below shows the CMS layout with standard and optional
equipment on the Legacy 650 aircraft.
Figure 2-1: Ovation Select CMS Layout-Legacy 650
Note: Graphics may change slightly from aircraft to aircraft.

P/N D201206000022 Aircraft Configuration and Options
Legacy 650 Standard Configuration

• One Ovation Select Touchscreen (OST) in forward cabin. See
ID256.
• Up to 13 PCUs are available depending on aircraft configuration.
Two PCUs are configured as a VIP PCU. See ID504 and ID509.
• One 19” system monitor at Forward LH bulkhead. See ID451.
• One 19” system monitor at Aft bulkhead. See ID454.
• One Blu-ray player is in the forward cabin. See ID051.
• One Auxiliary panel. See ID94.
• One Docking station. See ID821.
Legacy 650 Optional Equipment
• Additional 19” system monitor at Forward RH Bulkhead. See
ID452.
• 24" monitor at Aft Bulkhead.
• 32" monitor at credenza.
• Receptacles to attach up to ten 9 in. individual HD monitors.
• Two zone surround sound.
• XM radio (up to 4 channels).
• Additional Blu-ray in the entertainment cabinet or forward cabin.
See ID052 and ID053.
• Additional Auxiliary panel in entertainment cabinet. See ID93.
• Additional Docking station. See ID822.

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3. PASSENGER CONTROL UNITS

(PCU)
Figure 3-1: Ovation Select 100 Passenger Control Unit
Figure 3-2: Ovation Select 200 Passenger Control Unit

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DESCRIPTION
PCUs come in two versions: Select 100 and Select 200. The Select
100 is just a smaller version of the Select 200.
Either of the Select 100 or the Select 200 PCUs can control the
entire Ovation Select system through the use of their touchscreens.
The touch-sensitive screens let the user display and activate various
control options for the associated equipment by touching the screen.
NOTE: Each PCU is configured with the applicable control
functions/screens based on its location in the aircraft.
CAUTION: Use only a finger or soft, dull

instrument to push the touchscreen. Do not use sharp
objects (such as a pen or stylus like those used with
electronic organizers) to push the touchscreen as this
can cause damage and may void the warranty.
OPERATION
The Select 100 PCU has a 4 in. by 1 in. display area. The Select 200
PCU has a 4 in. by 2 in. display area.
Representative touchscreen control functions for the Select 100/200
PCUs are shown below. Not all controls/screens are shown.
Different PCUs on the aircraft have access to different screens
based on their location in the aircraft.
After the PCU´s are turned on, a welcome screen appears as shown
below:

Passenger Control Units P/N D201206000022
Figure 3-3: PCU Startup Screens
The touchscreen is self calibrated while the Welcome Screen

appears. After the PCU is calibrated, the Home Menu appears. This
self calibration will take up to five minutes. User interaction is not
recommended during this period of time. The system will
automatically revert to night mode. The lighting will adjust and PCU
screens will transition to black during this event. The system will then
be ready for user interaction. Touch the screens to activate.
Fixed Buttons
Press the Home button to return to the
default screen.
Press the Back button to return the previous

screen. The Back button is located in the
upper right corner, but not available on the
Home screen.
Press the Reading Light button to turn the

overhead light on or off.

Press the Call button to signal the attendant

on the OST panel.
Slider Buttons
Slider buttons show on the main screens of the PCUs. Slider buttons
have a graphic on them that represent their main function. The area
below the slider button contains a label for the slider button. Tap the
slider button once to access its function. The size and color of the
slider button changes.
Depending on the function for the slider icon, a sub menu of buttons
may show or control of a function is accessed.
Additional slider buttons may be hidden off the screen area. To
access the hidden slider buttons, touch the screen with your finger
and slide it left or right to pan the slider buttons left or right to show
the hidden slider buttons.
Note: The slider menu timeouts after 10 seconds and re-centers to
its original position.
Figure 3-4: Hidden Slider Button on Menu

Typical top level slider buttons are shown below:
Selects My Audio sub menu.
Selects the Cabin Audio sub menu.
Selects the Temperature sub menu.
Selects the Video sub menu.
Selects the Lighting sub menu.
Selects My Video sub menu.
Shows the Media Manager sub menu.
Selects the Water sub menu.

Control Buttons
Control buttons look similar to the Slider buttons but are fixed on the
screen and cannot be slid with your finger. Control buttons normally
control a function. An example would be to turn a light on or off.
Control buttons appear on screens which are accessible through the
slider buttons on the home screen.
Examples of typical control buttons are shown below:
Turns a light off or on.
Zooms out on a map.
Zooms in on a map.
Turns a monitor on or off.
Turns a speaker on or off.

Audio control buttons are used to select and control the audio
sources.
Selects zones of speaker audio.
Selects the Audio Server playlist.
Selects a Blu-ray source.
Selects an XM source (if the aircraft is

equipped with the XM option).
Selects an Auxilary source of either Stereo,

RCA, or HDMI below.
Selects an audio source that is plugged into

the stereo jack on the auxiliary panel.
Selects an audio source that is connected to

the RCA jacks on the auxiliary panel.
Selects an audio source that is connected to

the HDMI port on the auxiliary panel.
Selects Media Dock as an audio source.

Video control buttons are used to select and control the video
sources.
Selects the Flight Info screens for Content,

Mode, Views, Setup and NAV selections.
Selects the available Content screen.
Selects the Map Mode screen.
Selects the Map Views screen.
Selects the Map Setup screen and displays

the Map Setup controls.
Selects the Map Navigation screen and

controls.
Selects an AUX source of either VGA, RCA

or HDMI.
Selects a video source that is plugged into

the VGA jack on the auxiliary panel.

Selects a video source that is connected to

the RCA jacks on the auxiliary panel.
Selects a video source that is connected to

the HDMI port on the auxiliary panel.
Selects a video from a media dock.

Level Bars
Level Bars let you increase or decrease the level of a function or
show the progress of a function. An example would be the sound
volume.
Level Controls:
Decrease or increase the level.
Bass/treble/volume level bar. Touch

and drag the level bar control to adjust
the level.
Level Indicator
Progress bar (Load Media
45% function).
Minimum levels on Cabin speakers versus headsets

When the audio level bar is slid all the way to the left for a cabin
speaker (Fwd Cabin Audio, Aft Cabin Audio or All Cabin Audio), the
sound from the speaker is set completely off.
Figure 3-5: Cabin Audio - Minimum Level
When the audio level bar is slid all of the way to the left for a headset
(My Audio), the sound in the headset is set to a minimum level and
will still be heard.

Figure 3-6: My Audio - Minimum Level
Pull Up Tab
Figure 3-7: Pull Up tab enabled (Select 100)
Figure 3-8: Pull Up Tab enabled (Select 200)
Pull up tabs can contain a combination of the different buttons and

bars. Pull up tabs show when additional controls are available for the
selected button.

Opens the complete tab with controls.
Opens the complete tab with controls.
After the complete tab is shown, press the inverted triangle at the top
of the pull up tab to close the tab.
Rosette Controls
Different rosette controls are available for selected controls. Rosette
controls can show on the main screen or on the pull up tab.
Map Rosette Controls
Figure 3-9: Map Rosette Controls

Moves the cursor on the screen in the

direction the arrows point on the buttons.
Centers the aircraft on the map.
Content Rosette Controls
Figure 3-10: Content Rosette Controls
Scroll up, down or left and right on the

content on the monitor.

Use the enter button to make a selection

of on-screen content.
Blu-ray Rosette Control
Figure 3-11: Blu-ray Rosette Controls
Skips back.
Skips forward.
Fast forward or seek forward on the video.
Seeks backwards on the video.
Stops the video.
Play or pause the video.

Scroll ups, down, left or right on the Blu-ray

menu.
Selects on-screen content.
Selects the Blu-ray setup menu
Selects the Blu-ray disc menu.
Selects the Blu-ray title menu.
Media File Transfer on Select 100/200 PCU

The Select 100/200 PCU can transfer media files from a USB thumb
drive on an Aux Panel to the Media Interface Unit (MIU) solid state
hard drive.
Note: The media files on the USB thumb drive must be in MP3
format only. USB drive must not be inserted during system
power up.
The first Aux panel (ID94) is located near the FWD VIP seat, and the
music from the USB is downloaded by the FWD VIP PCU (ID504)
into the MIU.
The second optional Aux panel (ID93) is located in Media Center
section, and the music from USB is downloaded by Divan PCU
(ID510) into MIU.

Figure 3-12: Media Manager Selection - Main Menu
Select the Media Manager button from the Main Menu to show the
Media Manager page as shown below.
Figure 3-13: Media Manager Page
The media manager has three storage areas: One storage ares is
shared and two storage areas are private. The shared storage area
is accessible to all users through any PCU on the aircraft. The
private storage areas are accessaible only to the FWD VIP PCU
(ID504) and the Divan PCU (ID510). Each of these two PCU’s has
access to its own private storage area which cannot be accessed by
any other PCU on the aircraft.
To load media to the Private media area on the MIU, do the
following steps:
1. Insert the USB drive into the remote USB located on the Aux
1 or Aux 2 Panel from the correct PCU. Make sure the USB
Connected light turns from red to green.
2. Press the Load Private Media button.
Figure 3-14: Upload Media from USB
3. Tap the Load Media button shown above in Figure 3-14.

4. A progress bar will show the percentage complete of the file
download to the Media Manager.
5. After the load is finished, the message "Finished" shows on
the screen under the progress bar.
6. Press the Back button to return to the Media Manager home
page.
To delete local media, do the follow steps:
1. From the Media Manager page, press the Delete Private
Media button.

Figure 3-15: Confirm Media Deletion Page
2. Press the YES button to confirm the deletion of all of the

local content.
3. Press the NO button to cancel the delete operation.

4. SWITCH PANELS
DESCRIPTION
Switch panels use self explanatory pictographs or text to describe
the switch function.
Switch panel legends have active and inactive states. The general
rules for display are:
• Active when ON or SELECTED.
• Inactive when OFF or NOT SELECTED.
See Figure 4-1 , Figure 4-2 , and Figure 4-3 below for examples of
X X X X X XX
common switch panels.
COMMON SWITCH PANELS (SET 1)
Figure 4-1: Common Switch Panels (Set 1)
Control Buttons
Turns the emergency lights ON or OFF.
Calls the flight attendant.
Turns the effect light ON or OFF.
Turns the vanity light ON or OFF.

P/N D201206000022 Switch Panels
Indicators
Turns ON anytime it is needed for the

passengers to return to their seats.
Turns ON anytime smoking is not allowed on

board.
Control Buttons
Flushes the toilet.

Switch Panels P/N D201206000022
Indicators
Turns ON anytime the door is blocked.
Turns ON anytime it is desired not to open baggage

compartment door.
Control Buttons
Closes the door.

P/N D201206000022 Switch Panels
Turns the air stair lights on or off.
Turns the step light on or off
Turns the area light on or off.
Turns the baggage lights on or off.

Switch Panels P/N D201206000022
5. MEDIA INTERFACES
The Ovation Select CMS has the following media interfaces for use
with third party equipment:
• Media docking stations
• Auxiliary Panel IFE
• Auxiliary Panel IFE with RJ45 port
MEDIA DOCKING STATION
Figure 5-1: Media Docking Station
Description
The Media Docking Station is an interface between an iPod® or
iPhone® (and its family of devices, excluding iPod Shuffle) and the
CMS. The media docking station charges the iPod and transmits
audio and video from the iPod to the CMS along with accessory
information like album art, video art, genre, etc.
iPod and iPhone are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other
countries.
The media docking Station also acts as housing for the iPod for the
CMS.

P/N D201206000022 Media Interfaces
The following steps show how to use an iPod with the media docking
station:
1. Depress the button to deploy the iPod holder.
2. Make sure you use an iPod with the 30-pin connector on the
bottom. The iPod must also have video loaded on it to be
used as a video source for the CMS.
3. Plug the iPod into the iPod holder.
4. Make sure that the iPod starts to charge or indicates it is
running from external power (look at the battery icon in the
upper right-hand corner of the screen).
Note: For video playback, only files in Movies, TV Shows
and Podcasts folders on the iPod are supported.
Video files in other locations such as My Recordings
cannot be played thru the CMS unless they are
copied to one of the three above mentioned folders
beforehand.
Figure 5-2: Selection of iPod Media Dock
5. Using a PCU, OST or handheld remote, select

a CMS monitor and speakers to play the
video/audio from the iPod.

Media Interfaces P/N D201206000022
AUXILIARY PANEL
Figure 5-3: Auxiliary Panel
The Auxiliary Panel provides a passenger connection point in the

cabin for portable media players, gaming consoles, and laptop
computers to interface to the CMS.
The Auxiliary Panel has the following connectors:
HDMI: The Auxiliary Panel has one HDMI type A receptacle to
provide an HDMI interface between consumer devices and the CMS.
Stereo 3.5-mm input jack: The Auxiliary Panel has one stereo 3.5-
mm jack. This jack allows for auxiliary audio to be used by the CMS
system when selected from a control panel.
RCA jacks: The Auxiliary Panel has one yellow RCA jack for
composite video, one red RCA jack for stereo audio right, and one
white RCA jack for stereo audio left input to provide an interface to
the CMS. The RCA jacks allow for audio and video source like a
game to be connected and displayed and audio presented in the
cabin system when selected.
VGA port: The Auxiliary Panel has one VGA receptacle (3-row, 15-
pin, D subminiature, female). The VGA port allows a laptop or VGA
input to be displayed in the system when selected from a control
device for display.

P/N D201206000022 Media Interfaces
Ethernet port: The Auxiliary Panel has one RJ45 jack that provides
an Ethernet interface for internet access, when available.
USB Port: The Auxiliary Panel has one USB type A receptacle. The
USB ports USB’s are for charging consumer devices or for data
upload depending on how they are interfaced to the system.

Media Interfaces P/N D201206000022
6. HANDHELD REMOTES
DESCRIPTION
Figure 6-1: Pronto TSU-9600 Handheld Remote

P/N D201206000022 Handheld Remotes
CAUTION: Use only a finger or soft, dull

instrument or the stylus included with the handheld
remote to touch the touchscreen. Do not use sharp
objects such as a pen as this can cause damage.
When you lightly push an item on the touchscreen, the item is

activated or takes you to the control menu for that item.
The following list describes items on the touchscreen display and
their functions:
Note: The selector wheel only works with text items. You must
push the buttons to activate them.
Power button - Turn the unit on by sliding the POWER switch on

the bottom of the unit to the right.
Touchscreen - Lightly pressing an item on the touchscreen
activates that item or takes you to the control menu for that item.
Channel Up/Down Buttons - These buttons are inactive on this
system.
Mute Button - Mutes the entertainment audio to the selected
speaker set.
Volume Up/Down Buttons - Turns the volume up or down on the
selected speaker set.
Menu Select Keys - Changes function depending on the device
being controlled. The current function is displayed on the
touchscreen immediately above the function buttons. Not all
systems use the function buttons.
Backlight Button - Turns the touchscreen backlight on. The
backlight automatically turns off after a few seconds.
Note: If the display appears blank after either pressing the POWER
button or the backlight button, recharge the unit.
OPERATION
Note: Representative examples of handheld remote control
submenu screens are shown on the facing page. Not all
submenu screens are illustrated.

Handheld Remotes P/N D201206000022
Handheld Remote Main Menu
Figure 6-2: Handheld Remote – Main Menu
Press the Fwd Audio button to show the Fwd

Audio screen.
Press the Aft Audio button to show the Aft Audio

screen.
Press the FWD LH Vid button to show the LH

Video screen.
Press the FWD RH Vid button to show the RH

Video screen (Optionally installed).
Press the AFT Video button to show the Aft Video

screen.

Audio Screens
Figure 6-3: Audio Main Screen
Press one of the buttons on the Audio screens to select the source
for the audio you wish to listen to.
Audio Source Buttons
Note: Not all buttons listed below are shown on figure above.
Selects an XM source.
Note: The XM RADIO buttons displayed on the
screen are only available if the aircraft is equipped with
this option.
Selects an iPod source.
Selects the audio playlists.

Turns the local speakers on or off.
Selects an audio source that is plugged into the stereo

jack on the auxiliary panel.
Selects an audio source that is connected to the RCA

jacks on the auxiliary panel.
Selects an audio source that is connected to the HDMI

port on the auxiliary panel.
Bottom Tabs
Selects the Vol/Tone menu to adjust
the volume, bass or treble tone
settings.
Returns to the previous screen.

Video Screens
Figure 6-4: FWD LH Video Screen
Press one of the buttons on the Video screen to select the source for
the video you wish to see.
Video Source Buttons
Note: Not all buttons listed below are shown on figure above.
Turns the power on or off.
Selects the Map Mode screen.

Selects an iPod source.
Selects the Auxiliary Video screen.
Selects a video source that is plugged into the VGA

jack on the Auxiliary Video screen.
Selects a video source that is connected to the RCA

jacks on the Auxiliary Video screen.
Selects a video source that is connected to the HDMI

port on the Auxiliary Video screen.
Bottom Tabs
Selects the Monitor Controls screen.
Returns to the previous screen.

Map Mode Screen
Figure 6-5: Map Mode
The Map Mode Screen is displayed when the Map Mode button is
selected as a video source from one of the Monitor pages.
Map Mode button.
Map Mode Buttons

Selects the Auto mode. JetMap HD will automatically
cycle through the selected map screens, Relative
Location Indicator (RLI) screens, and Information
screens.
Selects the Info mode. There are up to three Info
screens that may be set up from the configuration
menu. During Info mode, the Info screens that were set
up from the configuration menus are cycled.

Selects the Logo screen. The Logo screen can be

optionally configured from available logos.
Selects the Content screen.
Figure 6-6: Bottom Tabs on Map Mode Screen
Bottom Tabs
Selects the Map Views screen. Refer to the
Map Views Mode part of the Jetmap HD
section.
Selects the Map Nav screen. Refer to the Map
Nav Mode part of the Jetmap HD section.
Selects the Map Setup screen. Refer to the
Map Setup part of the Jetmap HD section.
Selects the Content screen. Refer to the Map
Content part of the Jetmap HD section.

Monitor Controls Screen
Figure 6-7: Ctrls Screen
The Monitor Controls screen is displayed when the Ctrls bottom tab
is selected on the bottom of the Video Screen.
Ctrls bottom tab.
Press one of the source buttons on the Source Controls Screen to

show the controls for the source you selected.
Decreases or increases the brightness of the

monitor.
Selects the OSD Setup Menu for the

selected monitor.

Navigates through the selected widescreen

monitors (refer to Figure 8-9 through 8-14:
OSD Menus).
Makes a selection in the OSD menu for the

selected widescreen monitor.
Exits the OSD menu for the selected

widescreen monitor.

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7. OVATION SELECT
TOUCHSCREEN (OST)
Figure 7-1: Ovation Select Touchscreen (OST)
DESCRIPTION
The OST provides a large (8.9 in., 19:9 aspect ratio widescreen
display) graphical user interface that enables the display and control
of all cabin systems.
OPERATION
After the OST is turned on, a welcome screen appears as shown
below:

P/N D201206000022 Touchscreen Monitors
Figure 7-2: OST Welcome Screen
The touchscreen is self calibrated while the Welcome Screen

appears. After the OST is calibrated, the Home Menu appears. This
self calibration will take up to five minutes. User interaction is not
recommended during this period of time. The system will
automatically revert to night mode. The lighting will adjust and OST
screens will transition to black during this event. The system will then
be ready for user interaction. Touch the screens to activate.

Touchscreen Monitors P/N D201206000022
Figure 7-3: OST Main Menu
The controls and buttons on the OST work similar to the controls and
buttons on the PCUs in Section 3 of this manual.
OST Buttons
Selects the Diagnostics sub menu.
Selects the Audio sub menu.
Selects the Lights sub menu.

Additional selections are available to the left and right. Touch and
drag your finger to the left to show the hidden buttons.
Selects the Water sub menu.
Selects the Call Map.
Turns off the OST backlighting.
Note: Touch the screen at any location to reactivate the OST

backlighting and return it to normal use.
Decreases or increases the brightness of

the OST backlight.
Activates or deactivates the night mode.

,

NIGHT MODE
Introduction
PCU Night Mode
When Night Mode is activated, the PCUs will immediately set the
backlight level to 100%, (no change in the backlight will be noticed
since the backlight is already set to 100%).
After 2 minutes of inactivity, the backlight level will be set to 30%.
After 1 more minute of inactivity the backlight level will be set to 0%.
While the backlight is off, the first press on a PCU will return the
individual PCU to a backlight level of 100%.
After the PCU returns to a backlight level of 100% the screen will go
back to the last selection screen, unless the panel is configured to
time out back to the home screen.
After 2 minutes of inactivity; the backlight level will be set to 30%.
After 1 more minute of inactivity, the backlight level will be set to 0%.
OST Night Mode
When Night Mode is activated, the OST will immediately set the
backlight level to 100% (no change in the backlight will be noticed
since the backlight is already set to 100%).
After 5 more minutes of inactivity the backlight level will be set to 0%.
While the backlight is off the first press on an OST will return the
individual OST to a backlight level of 100%.
After the OST returns to a backlight level of 100% the screen will go
back to the last selection screen.
OST Night Mode, Call Activated
If a call is activated the call map will be displayed and the OST
backlight will return to 100%, (this is the first Night Mode level in this
configuration).


OST Night Mode, Brightness (backlight) Adjustment
While in Night Mode the Brightness level can be controlled, but the
level will be overridden when the OST times out to the next
configured brightness level.
Example: While in Night Mode the backlight level is set to 30%.
After adjusting the backlight level to 40%, the device will stay at 40%
until the timeout is reached.
When the OST is reactivated the backlight level will revert back to
the Night Mode setting (in this case 30%).
WATER SYSTEM
Water system controls are primarily handled with the OST.
In case the OST is not available, the water system backup is placed
on the VIP PCU200 (ID509). The Water menu is only active when
the “Water Enable“ button on PCU100 (ID506) is activated.
Figure 7-4: Water screen on PCU 100

Water Heater
Figure 7-5: Water Heater screen
Press and hold the Test button to check all ports and
drains. Green LED appears above all active ports and
drains.

Fwd Lavatory
Figure 7-6: Fwd Lavatory Water Screen
Turns the water system for the Fwd Lavatory On/Off.

The Active green LED shows when the system is
turned ON. The Normal LED is green when system is
working normally or red when the system is in fault.

Aft Lavatory
Figure 7-7: Aft Lavatory Water Screen
Turns the water system for the Aft Lavatory On/Off.

The Active green LED shows when the system is
turned ON. The Normal LED is green when system

Galley
Figure 7-8: Galley Water Screen
Turns the water system for the Galley On/Off. The

Active green LED shows when the system is turned
ON. The Normal LED is green when system is

8. APPLE CONTROL DEVICES
Figure 8-1: Cabin Control App - Main Menu on iPad
DESCRIPTION
Opens the Honeywell Cabin Control App on iPad.
An iPad can be used for control of the Ovation Select CMS. A

Honeywell Cabin Control App is available from the App Store for
download to the Apple device. Refer to Section 13 “APPLE
CONTROL DEVICE LOADING” on page 13-1 for more information
on how to configure the Honeywell Cabin Control App on your iPad.

P/N D201206000022 Apple Control Devices
OPERATION
The controls and buttons on the Apple devices work similar to the
controls and buttons on the OSTs in Section 7 of this manual.
Figure 8-1 above shows the main page for the Honeywell Cabin
Control App.
The Main Menu shows across the top of the page.
Selects to the Water sub menu.
Selects the Audio sub menu.
Additional selections are available to the left and right. Touch and
drag your finger to the left or right to show the hidden buttons.
Press the Lights button to go to the Lights sub menu.

Apple Control Devices P/N D201206000022
WATER SYSTEM SUB-MENU
Water system controls are primarily handled with the OST (refer to
Section 7) and for convenience, are provided in the Apple devices.
Water Heater
Figure 8-2: Water Heater screen on iPad
Press and hold the Test button to check all ports and
drains. Green LED appears above all active ports and
drains.

Fwd Lavatory
Figure 8-3: Fwd Lavatory Water Screen on iPad
Turns the water system for the Fwd Lavatory On/Off.
The Active green LED shows when the system is turned ON. The
Normal LED is green when system is working normally or red when
the system is in fault.

Aft Lavatory
Figure 8-4: Aft Lavatory Water Screen on iPad
Turns the water system for the Aft Lavatory On/Off.
Normal LED is green when system working normally or red when

Galley
Figure 8-5: Galley Water Screen on iPad
Turns the water system for the Galley On/Off.
Normal LED is green when system is working normally or red when

LIGHTS SYSTEM SUB-MENU
Selects the Lights sub-menu.

Lights
Figure 8-6: Lights Sub-Menu on iPad
Selects the Forward Lights page.

Fwd Lights
Selects the Aft Lights page.

Aft Lights
Selects the All Lights page.

All Lights
TEMPERATURE SYSTEM SUB-MENU
Selects the Temperature sub-menu.
The Temperature page shows the current temperature and allows

you to vary the temperature.
Figure 8-7: Temperature Sub-Menu on iPad
The temperature can be varied from 18-29°C (65-85°F).
Decreases the temperature setting.
Increases the temperature setting.
NOTE: The green LED must be illuminated for remote control of

cabin temperature. ID921 enables or disenables the
indicator.

AUDIO SYSTEM SUB-MENU
Selects the Audio screen.
Figure 8-8: Audio Sub-Menu on iPad
The audio devices that can be controlled on the Audio Page show on
the bottom right hand side of the page.
Shows the Audio page for the Audio Server.
Shows the Audio page for the Media Dock. Media

Dock 1 or Media Dock 2 can be selected from this
page.

Shows the Audio page for the Blu-ray Disc Player. Blu-
ray 1 or Blu-ray 2 can be selected from this page.
Shows the Audio page for the Aux devices. The Fwd
Aux or the Aft Aux page can be selected from this
page.
VIDEO SYSTEM SUB-MENU
Selects the Video screen.
Figure 8-9: Video Sub-Menu on iPad

The monitors for video sources show across the top center of the
Video pages. The following monitor selections are available. Fwd
Left, Fwd Right, Aft and All.
The center section of the page shows the controls that are available
for the selected video source.
The video sources that can be controlled from the Video Page show
on the bottom right hand side of the page as follows:
Shows the Video page for Flight Info.
Shows the Video page for the Blu-ray Disc Player. Blu-
ray 1 or Blu-ray 2 can be selected from this page.
Shows the Video page for the Media Dock. Media

Dock 1 or Media Dock 2 can be selected from this
page.
Shows the Video page for the Aux devices. The Fwd
Aux or the Aft Aux page can be selected from this
page.

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9. OVATION SELECT BLU-RAY

DISC PLAYER
Figure 9-1: Blu-ray Player Controls
DESCRIPTION
The Ovation Select Blu-ray Disc Player is designed to support Blu-
ray Disc/DVD/CD playback in the Ovation Select cabin environment.
This includes playing BD/DVD/CD discs complying with their
applicable standards and retransmission of the audio and video data
to the Ovation Select network.
The Blu-ray Disc Player supports playback of the following disc
types:
• Blu-ray disc ROM format version 2
• Blu-ray disc profile 1.0, 1.1, and 2.0 content
• DVD video discs
• CD-DA audio discs
• VCD discs
• SVCD discs

P/N D201206000022 Blu-ray Disc Player
• User recorded discs containing MP3 content

The Blu-ray disc player can be controlled from the front panel or
remotely by PCUs, OSTs or Handheld remotes.
The Blu-ray disc player plays DVDs from regions 1-8 with limitations
and Blu-ray discs from regions A, B and C without limitations of
region/format of disk. See the Blu-ray Setup Menu Section on page
9-8 for more details on the regions and the disks.
OPERATION
Front Panel Controls for Blu-ray Player
Turns the Blu-ray disc player on or off.
Plays or pauses the disc.
Makes an on-screen selection.
Scrolls through the on-screen selections.
Runs the disc backwards. Additional presses of the

PREV button increase the backward speed. The
PREV button also skips backwards on chapters or
tracks.
Fast forwards the disc. Additional presses of the NEXT
button increases the forward speed. The NEXT button
also skips forward on chapters or tracks.
Stops or ejects the disc.
The IR port is used for configuration of the Blu-ray player during

installation.

Blu-ray Disc Player P/N D201206000022
PCU CONTROLS FOR BLU-RAY PLAYER

The Blu-ray menus on the various PCUs allow control of the different
Blu-ray disc players on the aircraft.
Figure 9-2: Blu-ray controls on PCUs
1. Select the applicable monitor from the Main menu page on

the PCU.
2. On the applicable monitor page, select the applicable Blu-
ray disc player icon.
Refer to the Blu-ray Control Buttons section on page 9-7 for a
description of the function of each Blu-ray control.

OST CONTROLS FOR BLU-RAY PLAYER
Figure 9-3: Blu-ray Controls on OSTs
1. Select the Cabin Video page from the Main Menu on

the OST.
2. Press the applicable monitor button to select the
monitor you want to view the video on.
3. Press the applicable Blu-ray button to select Blu-ray as
the source control.
4. The Blu-ray controls show on the left side of the
screen.

IPAD CONTROLS FOR BLU-RAY PLAYER
Figure 9-4: Blu-ray Controls on iPad
1. Select the Video page from the Main Menu of the

Honeywell Cabin Control App on the iPad.
2. Press the applicable monitor button to select the
monitor you want to view the video on.
3. Press the applicable Blu-ray button to select Blu-ray as
the source control.
4. The Blu-ray controls show on the left side of the
screen.

HANDHELD REMOTE CONTROLS FOR BLU-RAY

PLAYER
Figure 9-5: Blu-ray Controls on Handheld Remote
1. The Blu-ray menus on the handheld remotes allow control of

the different Blu-ray disc players on the aircraft.
2. Select the applicable monitor from the Main menu
page on the handheld remote.
3. On the applicable monitor page, select the applicable
Blu-ray disc player button to show the Blu-ray controls
page.
The buttons for control of the Blu-ray functions are similar between
the PCUs, the OSTs and the Handheld Remotes.

Blu-ray Control Buttons
Turns on the Blu-ray disc player or to places

the Bly-ray disc player into standby mode.
Plays or pauses the disk.
Stops the disk.
Makes an on-screen selection.
Seeks backwards or forward.
Goes backwards or forwards on chapters or

tracks.
Highlights a selection on the screen.
Use the other buttons on the Blu-ray controls as necessary while you
are viewing the video.

BLU-RAY SETUP MENU
Figure 9-6: Blu-ray Setup Menu Controls
The Blu-ray is capable of playback of DVDs with multiple region disk

formats. The Blu-ray player is set at the factory to region 1. To view
regions other than region 1, the region codes have to be changed to
the new region code. The player has a limitation of four region
changes before exceeding the unit capabilities. The steps below
show how to use the Blu-ray controls on one of the controllers to
change the region codes.
Press the POWER button on the Blu-ray

controls on the handheld remote screen
1.
shown above to turn on the Blu-ray disc
player.
2. Wait for initialization of the Blu-ray player.
Press the STOP button on the Blu-ray controls
3.
to make sure the player is in STOP mode.
Press the OSD Menu tab on the bottom of the
4. Blu-ray page on the Hand Held Remote to
display the Setup menu.
Note: On PCUs and OSTs, press the Setup Menu button to

access the OSD Menu. Player must be powered and no
disc inserted or disk inserted and player stopped before
setup menu can be accessed. Unit default settings are
Blu-ray set to region A and DVD disk region set to 1.
Figure 9-7: Blu-ray Setup Menu
1. Use the UP/DOWN buttons to scroll, RIGHT to enter, SELECT

to set and LEFT to return.
2. Use the UP/DOWN buttons to highlight “System” from the left
menu.
3. Use the RIGHT button to enter the System sub-menu.
4. Make sure that “DVD Region Code” is highlighted.
5. Use the RIGHT button to enter the DVD Region Code sub-
menu.
6. Make a selection of one of the DVD Region Codes below:
Note: Choices are limited to 4 transactions.
• 0 Informal term meaning "worldwide". Region 0 is not an
official setting; discs that bear the region 0 symbol either
have no flag set or have regions 1–6 flags set.
• 1 United States, Canada, Bermuda, U.S. territories.

• 2 Europe (except Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus), Middle
East, Egypt, Japan, South Africa, Swaziland, Lesotho,
Greenland.
• 3 Southeast Asia, South Korea, Republic of China
(Taiwan), Hong Kong, Macau.
• 4 Mexico, Central America, South America, Oceania.
• 5 India, Afghanistan, Ukraine, Belarus, Russia, Africa
(except Egypt, South Africa, Swaziland, and Lesotho),
Central and South Asia, Mongolia, North Korea.
• 6 People's Republic of China.
• 7 Reserved for future use (found in use on protected
screener copies of MPAA-related DVDs and "media
copies" of pre-releases in Asia).
• 8 International venues such as aircraft, cruise ships, etc.
ALL Regions.
• ALL discs have all eight flags set, allowing the disc to be
played in any locale on any player.
7. Use the SELECT button to set the selection.
8. Press the LEFT button twice to exit the SETUP MENU.
Note: In the event of a disk not ejecting from the player,
select the stop/eject button twice within 1 second to
force an eject of the disk.

10. OVATION SELECT

WIDESCREEN MONITORS
OPERATION
The Ovation Select Widescreen Monitor has an On-Screen Menu
system that allows passenger adjustment of the displayed image
including brightness, contrast, and aspect ratio. Widescreen
monitors are available in 9 in., 19 in. and 24 in. sizes.
See Figure 10-1 below for a typical Widescreen Monitor.
Figure 10-1: Ovation Select 9 inch Widescreen Monitor

P/N D201206000022 Widescreen Monitors
Figure 10-2: 19 in. Monitor
DISPLAY BUTTON FUNCTIONS

9 in. monitors have physical display buttons on the lower side of the
screen. 19 in. and 24 in. monitors have virtual buttons that show on
the touchscreen.
MENU: Press this button to show the OSD Menu.
(FORWARD/UP): Press this button during normal operation to
increase backlight intensity. When using the OSD, press this button
to scroll to an OSD sub-menu when available, or use it to increase
an OSD menu’s range value.
(BACKWARD/DOWN): Press this button during normal operation to
decrease backlight intensity. When using the OSD, press this button
to decrease an OSD menu’s range value or press this button to
return to the previous menu when using a submenu.

Widescreen Monitors P/N D201206000022
Status LED: The Status LED is unlit when the display off, green
when the display is active, and amber when the display is in standby
mode. The Status LED shows red when a fault has occurred.
POWER BUTTON: The Power button toggles the Widescreen
Monitor between the STANDBY and ON modes.
WIDESCREEN SOURCE SELECTION
Ovation Select Widescreen Monitors can be controlled from PCUs,
OSTs, Handheld remotes or an Apple control device (iPad).
PCU Selection of Widescreen Monitor
The video menus on the various PCUs allow selection of the
different widescreen monitors on the aircraft as shown in the figure
below.
Figure 10-3: Widescreen monitor selection on PCU
• Press the Fwd Left Monitor button to select the LH

widescreen monitor for display.
• Press the Fwd Right Monitor button to select the RH
widescreen monitor for display.
• Press the Aft Monitor button to select the Aft widescreen
monitor for display.
• Press the ALL Monitor button to select all cabin monitors
for display.

• Press the My Video button to select the 9 in. passenger

• Select the source to display on the widescreen monitor from
the buttons on the My Video or the LH or Aft Monitor page
as shown below.
Figure 10-4: Source Video Selections on PCU

OST Selection of Widescreen Monitor
The video menu on the OST allows a selection of the different
widescreen monitors on the aircraft as shown in the figure below.
Figure 10-5: Widescreen monitor selection on OST

• Press the Fwd Left button to select the LH widescreen

• Press the Fwd Right button to select the RH widescreen
• Press the All button to show the same video on all of the
monitors at the same time.
• Press the Monitor Power button on the Pull-Up menu

to turn on the monitor or put it into Standby mode.
the buttons on the bottom right of the Video page above.
iPad Selection of Widescreen Monitor
The video menu on the Honeywell Control App on the iPad allows a
selection of the different widescreen monitors on the aircraft as
shown in the figure below.
Figure 10-6: Widescreen monitor selection on iPad

• Press the Fwd Left button to select the LH widescreen

• Press the Fwd Right button to select the RH widescreen
• Press the All button to show the same video on all of the
monitors at the same time.
• Press the Monitor Power button on the Pull-Up menu

to turn on the monitor or put it into Standby mode.
the buttons on the bottom right of the Video page above.
Handheld Remote Selection of Widescreen Monitor
Figure 10-7: Widescreen Monitor Selection on Handheld Remote

• Press the Fwd LH Vid button to select the LH widescreen

• Press the Fwd RH Vid button to select the RH widescreen
monitor for display (optionally installed).
• Press the Aft Video button to select the aft widescreen
the buttons on the Fwd LH, Fwd RH or Aft Monitor screen as
shown below.
Figure 10-8: Source Video Selections on Handheld Remote
The next section provides a detailed description of the available

screens for the On Screen Display (OSD).

ON SCREEN DISPLAY
The OSD provides a set of menus that enable users to adjust or view
screen setup features. Some Main menu selections lead to sub-
menus with additional setup options. For the 9 in. monitor, press the
Menu button to view the OSD main menu. Tap the actual OSD
Menu button on the various controllers for the 19 in. and 24 in.
monitors to view the OSD main menu. Main menu options are
described below, and then available sub-menus are listed in the
figures that follow.
On the 9 in. monitor, touch the MENU button to select the highlighted
menu entry. Press the – (Up) and + (Down) buttons to move through
the selections within a menu.
On the 19 in. and 24 in. monitors, use the display buttons on the
various controllers to move through and select the OSD menu
options.
OSD Main Menu
Figure 10-9: OSD Main Menu

From the OSD Main Menu, four options are available:

Exit – Exits from Main Menu
User – Shows the User options
Image Adjust – Shows the image adjustment options
Info – Shows info about the component
OSD User Menu
Figure 10-10: OSD User Menu
• Press the Back option to return to the OSD Main Menu.

• Press the Backlight to adjust continuously from Dim to
Bright.
• Selections for the Aspect Ratio option are as follows:
o Full Screen
o Pillar box (4:3)
o Letterbox
• Selections for the Scheme option are as follows:
o Natural
o Vivid

OSD Image Adjust Menu
Figure 10-11: OSD Image Adjust Menu
The Image Adjust menu lets the user adjust the various settings on
the widescreen monitor to optimize the view.
Figure 10-12: OSD Image Adjust – Advanced Menu

Figure 10-13: OSD Image Adjust - Advanced - Color

Temperature
OSD Info Menu
Figure 10-14: OSD Information Menu

This Page

11. JETMAP HD
Figure 11-1: Jetmap HD Screen
INTRODUCTION
JETMAP HD allows passengers to continuously monitor the
progress of their flight with high definition, worldwide terrain maps
combined with the U.S. national highway/street database for viewing
detailed street-level data on the aircraft entertainment video system.
JetMap HD also has modes which allow viewing of flight parameters
such as time to destination, present position, etc., along with other
information as a means of keeping passengers up to date on the
progress of the flight.
The system provides quick and accurate tracking of flight path, time
to destination, altitude, speed, heading, and more. Passenger
interaction includes simple panning across the entire globe
regardless of aircraft position and quick navigation through zoom
levels. Additional features include sun maps that show areas of
sunlight and darkness across the globe, a Relative Location Indicator
(RLI) that shows nearby cities and points of interest, and a night
graphics setting for darkened cabins.

P/N D201206000022 Jetmap HD
JETMAP HD CONTROL DEVICES
Selects Jetmap HD.
JETMAP HD can be controlled from PCUs, OSTs, Handheld

Remotes, or iPad devices with the selection of the Flight Info icon.
OSTs and PCUs offer control over more functions than PCU 100s or
Handheld Remotes. All devices give control by displaying a series of
menu pages and buttons. A wide range of functions can be selected
and activated from the menu pages and buttons.
Figure 11-2: Jetmap HD Main Menu on Select 200 PCU

Jetmap HD P/N D201206000022
Figure 11-3: Jetmap HD Main Menu on Handheld Remote
Figure 11-4: Jetmap HD Main Menu on OST

Figure 11-5: Jetmap HD Main Menu on iPad
Note: Initial view of Jetmap HD Main Menu may differ from that
shown in Figure 11-3, Figure 11-4 and Figure 11-5 based
upon system defaults and last selected menu item.
The main JETMAP HD controls are:
• Mode • Views
• Content • Setup
• Nav

MAP MODE
When the Map Mode button or tab is selected, a Map
Mode – Controls screen is displayed. A representative
screen is shown below.
Figure 11-6: Map Mode - Controls

When activated, the monitor shows selections for Auto, Info, Logo,
and Content. The specific content modes are United States News,
International News, Business News, Sports News and 3D View with
Content.
Each control is explained in the sections below.
Auto Button
Selects the Auto Mode.
JetMap HD automatically cycles through the selected map screens,

RLI screens, and Information screens. Examples of Map, RLI, and
Information screens are shown in this section. Items displayed in
Auto mode can be optionally configured. See Figure 11-37 under
Auto Configuration Menu.

Logo (Welcome) Button
Displays the Logo (Welcome) screen
Using the controls, press the Logo button on the JetMap HD Map
Mode Controls screen. This continuously displays the Logo screen,
such as might be desired in preparation of passengers boarding the
aircraft.
Alternatively, the Logo Screen can be displayed on a rotating basis
with various Map screens, Information screens, and RLI screens by
pressing the Auto button on the JetMap HD Controls screen. In Auto
mode, this screen can be one of up to ten types of screens which
JetMap HD will cycle through continuously. The screens to display in
Auto mode are chosen using the Auto Mode Configuration Page
from the Configuration menu.
What the Screen Displays
Figure 11-7: Welcome (Logo) Screen
The Welcome screen displays the JetMap HD default screen.

This screen can be customized to display your company's logo. If
not customized, the Logo screen displays as illustrated above.

The JetMap HD has the capability of storing a library of

customized logos and selecting from that library a logo for
display. Logos are uploaded by uploading the Master Loader
software into the Master Device (See section 10 “Alien Devices”
for more information).
Info Button
Displays the Information pages
This displays the three Information screens on a continually rotating

basis if all three have been configured to display information.
Alternatively, the Information screens can be displayed on a rotating
basis with the Logo screen, Map screens, and RLI screens by
pressing the Auto button on the Map Mode screen.
In Auto Mode, each of the Info screens can be one of ten possible
types of screens that JetMap HD can cycle through continuously.

Figure 11-8: Information Screen
The Information screen displays various flight data including flying

time to destination, distance to destination, the distance traveled
from the origin of the flight, the name of the destination city, the
outside air temperature, the wind speed at the aircraft's current
altitude, and the aircraft's position expressed as longitude and
latitude. The types of information displayed on this screen can be
customized using the Info Page Configuration Menu screen. There
are actually 56 different types of flight data to choose from, including
all the most common units of measure. Refer to the Map Setup
section for Info Page Configuration details.
The information page count can be configured for 0, 1, 2 or 3 pages
for display.

Content Button
Selects the Content Mode. When selected,
with each press of the button, the screen
alternates through the five content views of
United States News, International News,
Business News, Sports News, Weather if
available and 3D View with Content (no news
summary window).
Content mode brings up the MAP CONTENT button sub menu as
shown below. No matter what MAP VIEW is selected, 3D View with
Content is forced on for display of content (tickers and news
summaries).
Note: Content is downloaded/updated thru the Iridium Channel
No. 1 on the ICG network.
Note: The shuffle mode button does exactly the same thing as
pressing the Content button shown here and as the shuffle
button shown on page 11-15. It does not auto shuffle.

MAP CONTENT
When the MAP CONTENT button or tab is selected, a
Map Content – Controls screen is displayed as shown
in the next figure.
Figure 11-9: Map Content - Controls
The content modes are United States News, Business News, Sports
News, Satellite Weather and News Reader as shown in the next
figure. No matter what VIEW is selected, 3D with Content VIEW will
be forced on for display of content.
NOTE: Looking at the time stamp on the news stories is an
excellent way to make sure that Content is enabled and
working, as well as to verify you are getting timely
information. An alternate indication that content is working
is a date/time stamp at the start of the Business Mode
stock crawl.

News Screen
Displays the United States News content screen.
Note: International News View is only selectable as one of the five

content modes by pressing the Content button multiple times
on the MAP MODE menu or by pressing the Shuffle button
multiple times on the CONTENT MODE menu.
Figure 11-10: News Content Screen
• A News crawl at the top of the screen showing the latest

weather, stock and exchange information. See Business
screen on Figure 11-12 for what a populated ticker looks like
after download of content is complete.
• A News panel with highlights of top news and headlines at
the bottom of the display. See Business screen on Figure
11-12 for what a populated news summary panel looks like
after download of content is complete.

• An auxiliary info panel that displays five of eleven items

selectable by the user within the Map Info Configuration
page, Current time (24 hr format) and date. This info panel
can be configured to be On or Off from the Graphics
Configuration Page where the Map Info Configuration page
option is found (See that section of the manual for details).
• An aircraft heading indicator.

Sports Screen
Displays the Sports content screen.
Figure 11-11: Sports Content Screen

• A sports crawl at the top of the screen showing scores for
the following: MLB, MLS, NBA, NFL, NHL and WNBA. No
screen data is displayed for a given sport during the off
season.
• A sports highlights panel with top news and headlines at the
bottom of the display.

Business Screen
Displays the Business content screen.
Figure 11-12: Business Content Screen

• A News crawl at the top of the screen showing the latest
weather, stock and exchange information.
• A Business news highlights panel with top news and
headlines at the bottom of the display.

Shuffle Mode
Alternately selects the five content views
United States News, International News,
Business News, Sports News, Weather if
available and 3D View with Content (no news
summary window) with each press of the
shuffle button. No matter what VIEW is
selected, 3D View with Content will be forced
on for display of content (tickers and news
summaries).

Weather Mode (Map Screen with Weather Overlay)
Displays the Satellite Weather content screen.
Figure 11-13: Map Screen with Weather Overlay
• Navigation map screen with weather overlay.

• Clouds are shown if tops are over 10,000 ft. The clouds
become lighter in color as the cloud top altitude increases.
Cloud top ranges are 11,000-20,000 ft., 21,000 to 30,000 ft.,
31,000 to 40,000 ft., and 41,000 ft. and greater. The aircraft
icon is always located at the center of the map. The map
moves as the flight progresses. The weather satellite
imagery can be displayed on any map at any zoom level
with the exception of night mode.
News Reader Screen
Selects the News Reader screen.
Gives access to the functions needed to read full news stories for
which headlines are shown on the reader display page. The reader
page offers headline categories from the United States, International,
Business and Sports stories. Auto selection sequences through the
various headline categories. Back will direct the display to 3D View
with Content. Refer to the figure below for an example of a Reader
screen.
Figure 11-14: News Reader Screen
Figure 11-15: Reader Controls

News Reader Controls:
The Up and Down arrow buttons move

the highlight up and down the list in the
story list view. In the story view, they will
scroll the text up or down. Note that the
story will not wrap around to the beginning
of the story or scroll down to the next story
when scrolling up or down.
The Left and Right arrow buttons
display the highlighted story in the Reader
story list view.
The Enter button selects the highlighted
story in the Reader story list or Auto and
Back.
There are a maximum of 10 news stories for each news category.
These stories are selected from among the 10 most recently
downloaded stories according to time stamp. Each story may consist
of a Headline, Credits/Time Stamp, the story, and additional source
information, in that order. The presence of each of these pieces is
dependent upon the content provider on the ground.
Map Content Status Messages
Each control is explained in the sections below.
Note When Content requires a refresh, a progress indicator bar
will appear in the upper right corner of any Content view. An
example of this is shown in Figure 11-10 on page 11-11. The
action to refresh is based on content refresh periods
selected within the System Settings 2 - Content
Configuration Setup Menu or a refresh can be forced by
selecting Refresh Content as "On" from System Settings 1
Setup Menu and saving the setting. Content refresh will only
download the newest files.
Beginning content download - Jetmap HD is contacting the
Content server for displaying all cabin content with the exception of
the Weather Overlay view cloud coverage and WINN weather files
for the cockpit display.

Content download is in progress - Displayed during download of

selected categories: Business, News, Sports and Weather Forecast.
Beginning WINN files download - Jetmap HD is contacting the
WINN weather server to download Weather Overlay view cloud
coverage files for the cabin.
WINN weather files downloading - WINN weather files are being
received. Relative progress is shown.
Signal strength is low - Indicates that contact with the server is
unavailable because the satellites cannot be reached. Ensure the
setup menu options are correct and the aircraft has a clear view of
the sky. If on the ground, position the aircraft away from the hangar
60 to 100 feet.
WINN weather files or Content files not downloaded - These
messages appear during an active downloading session when the
download process has encountered a fixed number of download
failures. Files successfully downloaded in each of these two
categories of download will be displayed in the map after this
message is displayed and further download attempts will cease until
the next refresh period. If desired, select Refresh Content from the
setup menus to try to download the files that failed prior to the
expiration of the refresh period.
All content already up to date – All content already has the latest
information. No update is necessary.

MAP NAV MODE

How to Display the Screen
Displays map on the video monitor.
Figure 11-16: Map NAV Example Screen
• Initially displays the area where the aircraft is located at the

zoom level of the last map displayed in Auto Mode. The map
is then able to be panned and zoomed throughout anywhere
in the world.
• An auxiliary significant city latitude and longitude info panel.

Map Nav Controls
Figure 11-17: Map Navigation – Controls JETMAP HD
See Figure 11-16 for an example of a Map Nav screen.

NOTE: When in the Map Nav mode, the map is unlocked from
the center of the aircraft symbol. Zooming in or panning
may move the aircraft symbol, route, and track out of
view.

Functions of Controls
Compass button - The Map Navigation
Compass is displayed on the control device
when using the movement commands in
Map Nav mode.
Aircraft icon - Use the Aircraft Locator icon
to move the center of the map to the cursor
position in MAP NAV mode.
HomeBase Set button – Selects

Homebase city that shows on the Home
Base Map page for the current Home Base
that is selected. (Refer to the Home Base
Configuration Menu section).
Homebase Cancel button – Exits the

HomeBase map the the HomeBase
Configuration List.
Zoom Level Preset buttons – Use the

Zoom Level Presets to select
predetermined levels of map zoom. Level 1
is the farthest level away from the terrestrial
object. Level 5 is the closest.
Zoom In and out buttons - The Zoom +

and - Icons are used to zoom in and out in
the Map Navigation mode.

MAP VIEWS MODE

Displays the Map Views – Controls screen on the OST
as shown in the next figure. Touch the map view
Picture In Picture (PIP) on the OST to show the map
view in full screen mode. Touch the OST again to revert
to the previous view.
Figure 11-18: Map Views – Controls Screen
The JETMAP HD Map Views page allows the user to select different
views for display.
Note: Inhibited Map Graphic Rendering - The Jetmap HD will
present a graphical view of the world except near the North
Pole, South Pole or crossing the international Dateline.
Within 0.5 degree of these locations only the information
screen or Logo screens will be available. These locations
cannot be correctly represented on the world because of the
close proximity of multiple different longitudes. Full operation
will resume after the aircraft position has passed these
locations.

Display Screen Components

Track and Route Lines
Track and Route lines may appear in or not in a map view. The track
(green line) and route (blue line) are optionally configured for display
to either on or off. See Figure 11-33 for example.
2D View with Locations - Two dimensional view of the aircraft and
map with significant city identifiers displayed in proximity. See Figure
11-19 for example.
2D View with RLI - Two dimensional view of the aircraft and map
with significant city identifiers displayed in proximity using a RLI.
Aircraft is displayed over a Relative Locator Indicator. See Figure
11-20 for example.
Sun Map View - The Sun Map View will display the areas of the
world where it is light (daytime) or dark (night time). The transitional
areas appear on the maps as a sine wave or “S” shape. See Figure
11-21 for example.
3D View with Locations - Three dimensional view of the aircraft
and map with significant city identifiers displayed in proximity. See
Figure 11-22 for example.
3D View with RLI - Three dimensional view of the aircraft and map
11-23 for example.
Surround A/C View - Three dimensional view of the aircraft and
map with significant city identifiers displayed in proximity using a RLI
and a 360 degree panning view around the aircraft. See Figure
11-24 for example.
Right Window View - Three dimensional view of surrounding areas
looking from the right hand side of the aircraft perspective. For
example. See Figure 11-25 for example.
Left Window View - Three dimensional view of surrounding areas
looking from the left hand side of the aircraft perspective. See Figure
11-26 for example.

Tail A/C View - Three dimensional view of surrounding areas

looking from the rear of the aircraft perspective. See Figure 11-27 for
example.
Front A/C View - Three dimensional view of surrounding areas
looking from the front of the aircraft perspective. See Figure 11-28
for example.
3D View with Departure & Destination - Three dimensional view of
the aircraft and map with significant city identifiers displayed in
proximity. Departure and destination latitude and longitude detail
provided in the lower left corner of the display. See Figure 11-29 for
example.
3D View with Content - Three dimensional view of aircraft and
surrounding areas with overlay of the content modes are United
States News, International News, Business News and Sports News.
See Figure 11-30 for example (optionally installed).
Flight Deck View - Two dimensional view looking from the cockpit
perspective with overlay of Horizontal and Vertical situation
parameters. See Figure 11-31 for example.
Night mode View - The Night Mode is a low-light-emitting, single-
color mode for night viewing. A neutral density filter is overlaid on the
map to darken the image. The density can be configured as part of
the Master Loader software package. The aircraft symbol is shown,
but there are no route or track lines drawn. See Figure 11-32 for
example.

2D View with Locations

Using a system control device press the 2D View with Locations
button on the JetMap HD Map Views screen. This continuously
displays the 2D View with locations screen as shown in the next
figure.
Figure 11-19: 2D View with Locations

• 2D View with Locations- Two dimensional view of the
aircraft and map with significant city identifiers displayed
in proximity.
page, Current time (24 hr format) and date. This info
panel can be configured to be On or Off from the
Graphics Configuration Page where the Map Info
Configuration page option is found (See that section of
the manual for details).
• An auxiliary significant city latitude and longitude info
panel.

2D View with RLI

Using a system control device press the 2D View with RLI button on
the JetMap HD Map Views screen. This continuously displays the 2D
View with RLI screen as shown in the next figure.
Figure 11-20: 2D Map view with RLI Icons

• 2D View with RLI - Two dimensional view of the aircraft and
map with selected home bases displayed in proximity using
a RLI.
• An auxiliary Home Base panel that displays the local time of
selected home bases and GMT.
Note: The RLI units of measure can be configured to
display miles, kilometers or nautical miles as part of
the Master Loader software package. The auxiliary
Home Base panel is configured for GMT time format
and On or Off as part of the Master Loader software
package.
Note: Selecting this view and then a Content view shows
the Home Base Overlay Panel on Content views
instead of the Map Info Panel overlay until another
view is chosen that has the Map Info Panel
displayed by default.

Sun Map View

Using a system control device press the Sun Map View button on the
JetMap HD Map Views screen. This continuously displays the Sun
Map View screen as shown in the next figure.
Figure 11-21: Sun Map View

• The Map screen with a Sun Clock Overlay displays a map of
the area where the aircraft is located with a sun clock
overlay. The aircraft icon is always located at the center of
the map. The map moves as the flight progresses. The sun
clock indicates where the sun is up and where it is night (the
shaded area). The edge of the lighter shading indicates
where the sun has just set, and the lighter shading itself
represents those areas in dusk.

3D View with Locations

Using a system control device press the 3D View with Locations
button on the JetMap HD Map Views screen. This continuously
displays the 3D View with locations screen as shown in the next
figure.
Figure 11-22: 3D View with Locations.

• 3D View with Locations - Three dimensional view of the
aircraft and map with significant city identifiers displayed in
proximity.
• An auxiliary significant city latitude and longitude info panel.

3D View with RLI

Using a system control device press the 3D View with RLI button on
the JetMap HD Map Views screen. This continuously displays the 3D
View with RLI screen as shown in the figures below.
Figure 11-23: 3D Map View with RLI

• 3D View with Locations- Three dimensional view of the
proximity using a RLI.
display miles, kilometers or nautical miles as part of
the Master Loader software package.

Surround A/C View

Using a system control device press the Surround A/C button on the
JetMap HD Map Views screen. This continuously displays the
Surround A/C screen as shown in the next figure.
Figure 11-24: Surround A/C View

• Surround A/C View - Three dimensional view of the aircraft
and map with significant city identifiers displayed in proximity
using a RLI.
• A 360 degree panning view around the aircraft.
display miles, kilometers or nautical miles as part of the
Master Loader software package.

Right Window View

Using a system control device press the Right Window View button
on the JetMap HD Map Views screen. This will continuously display
the Right Window View screen as shown in the next figure.
Figure 11-25: Right Window View

• Three dimensional view of surrounding areas looking from
the right hand side of the aircraft perspective.
Note: The window look can be modified per the customer’s
request.

Left Window View

Using a system control device press the Left Window View button on
the JetMap HD Map Views screen. This continuously displays the
Left Window View screen as shown in the next figure.
Figure 11-26: Left Window View

the left hand side of the aircraft perspective.
page, GMT (12 hr) and date. This info panel can be
configured to be On or Off from the Graphics Configuration
Page where the Map Info Configuration page option is found
(See that section of the manual for details).
Note: The window look can be modified per the customer’s
request.

Tail A/C View

Using a system control device, press the Tail A/C View button on the
JetMap HD Map Views screen to display the Tail A/C View screen.
Figure 11-27: Tail A/C View

the empennage of the aircraft perspective and view of the
proximity using a RLI.
• An auxiliary destination panel that displays the destination
local time, distance traveled and projected arrival time.
Note: The RLI units of measure can be configured to display

miles, kilometers or nautical miles as part of the Master
Loader software package.

Front A/C View

Using a system control device press the Front A/C View button on
Front A/C View screen as shown in the next figure.
Figure 11-28: Front A/C View

the nose of the aircraft perspective.
• An auxiliary departure info panel that displays the departure
local time and distance traveled.
Note: The auxiliary departure info panel can be configured
for On or Off as part of the Master Loader software
package.

3D View with Departure and Destination

Using a system control device press the 3D View with Departure and
Destination button on the JetMap HD Map Views screen. This
continuously displays the 3D View with Departure and Destination
screen as shown in the next figure.
Figure 11-29: 3D View with Departure and Destination
What the screen displays

• Three dimensional view of the aircraft and map.
• An auxiliary departure/destination panel that displays the
departure city, local time and distance traveled. Destination
city, local time, distance to and projected arrival time.
Note: If either of the departure or destination panels are turned off
in the Master Package Configuration for Front A/C view or
Tail A/C view, respectively, then they will not display in this
view.
Note: The destination panel is displayed only after receiving

destination information from FMS (route way points) OR A/V
Briefer (destination ICAO). For more information on the A/V
Briefer refer to section 15.

3D View with Content

Using a system control device press the 3D View with Content
button on the JetMap HD Map Views screen or select from the
Content Controls any of the available content modes. This
continuously displays the 3D View with Content screen as shown in
the next figure.
Figure 11-30: 3D View with Content

• Three dimensional view of aircraft and surrounding areas
with overlay of the content modes are United States News,
International News, Business News and Sports News. A
highlights crawl will contain Weather, Stocks and
Commodities as available.

Flight Deck View

Using a system control device, press the Flight Deck View button on
Flight Deck View screen as shown in the next figure.
Figure 11-31: Flight Deck View

the cockpit of the aircraft perspective with overlay of
Horizontal and Vertical situation parameters.

Night Mode View

Using a system control device press the Night Mode View button on
Night Mode View screen as shown in the next figure.
Figure 11-32: Night Mode View

• The Map screen in Night Mode displays a low-light-emitting,
neutral density filter overlaid on the map to darken the image
for blackened cabin environments. Zooming in or panning
may move the aircraft symbol, route, and track out of view.
The aircraft icon is always located at the center of the map.
The map moves as the flight progresses. Night mode may
be used for more pleasant night viewing in a darkened
cabin.
option is found (See that section of the manual for details.)

Map Screen with Route and Track Overlays

Route and track are displayed on selected map views and can only
be turned on or off for display.
Figure 11-33: Map Screen with Route and Track Overlays.

The Map screen with Route and Track Overlays displays a map of
the area where the aircraft is located and indicates the route and
track of the aircraft. The aircraft icon is always located at the center
of the map. The map moves as the flight progresses. The route of
the aircraft is the planned route of the flight as entered by the flight
crew into the Flight Management Computer. It is indicated as a line
emanating from the center of the aircraft icon. The track of the
aircraft is the actual path over the ground that the aircraft has taken
since the beginning of the flight. It is indicated as a line emanating
from the tail of the aircraft icon.
The track and Route lines can be activated for display independently
using the Map Setup controls.
Note: The actual track of any flight may vary considerably from the
planned route due to weather or air traffic control
instructions. This is normal.

3D Points of Interest View

Using a system control device press the Setup button from the Flight
Info controls menu. Under Auto Mode Sequencing menu select the
3D Points of Interest View for display.
Note: This view is only available in Auto Mode Sequence.
Figure 11-34: 3D Points of Interest View

• 3D View with Points of interest- Three dimensional view of
the aircraft and map with POI identifiers displayed in
proximity.
option is found (See that section of the manual for details.)
• An auxiliary POI latitude and longitude info panel.

JetMap HD Home Base Map

Refer to the Configuration Controls section and follow
the instructions next to the Homebase icon to set a
home base.
The Home Base button displays the Home Base Set Controls.
• Do not use this button until you have done the following, or
JetMap HD will not respond properly, or at all, to the Home Base
Set Controls:
• Choose the Home Base Configuration menu item from the Main
Configuration Menu. Refer to the JetMap HD Menu section for
Home Base Configuration Menu details.
• Highlight and use the “Select” button to select one of the
four Home Bases to edit.
• Verify that the Home Base selection map is displayed.
Refer to the Home Base Map page of the JetMap HD
display screens section.
• Once you have the Home Base map displayed and have
pressed the Home Base icon, use the Home Base Set
Controls to select the Home Base from the Home Base
Map.
Note: Refer to the Home Base Configuration Menu Section
description.

Figure 11-35: Home Base Screen

• The zoom level and position where you begin in the Home
Base Map is dependent upon the last map that was
displayed. This works the same as when entering Map Nav
Mode. In the lower left corner of the screen, the Home Base
Map shows the Home Base and its associated latitude and
longitude as seen by the current cursor position. It works the
same as the Map Navigation Mode.
• The Home Base locations are used for displaying the Home
Base times in the auxiliary Home Base panel. The time at
each Home Base may be selected as one of the Information
page items to be displayed and can be in 12-hour or 24-hour
format.

MAP SETUP
Navigates to the user configurable settings for the
Media Interface Unit (MIU).The MIU is a Line
Replaceable Unit (LRU) which produces the
information for the Map Page.
The MIU settings control what map information is displayed and how
it is displayed. There are also diagnostic tools that can be accessed
to troubleshoot an installation. After selecting the Map Setup button,
the Media Interface Unit Configuration screen is displayed on the
JetMap HD as shown in the next figure.
Figure 11-36: Media Interface Unit Configuration Menu

The MIU Configuration screen displays menu options which allow
control of the various ways in which JetMap HD displays maps and
information, as well as the way types of information are displayed.

How to Navigate through the MIU Configuration Menu

Press the UP or DOWN arrow button on an OST, PCU or Handheld
Remote to scroll up or down through the list of menu options. When
the desired option is highlighted, press the ENTER button to display
another screen (submenu) which will allow setup options to be
selected in the chosen category.
Once in a screen (submenu) for a particular category, press the UP
or DOWN arrow button to scroll up or down through the list of menu
options. Press LEFT or RIGHT arrow buttons to toggle among the
various values or settings for that feature. When finished, scroll to
either SAVE or DO NOT SAVE and then press the ENTER icon. By
pressing ENTER with SAVE highlighted, JetMap HD will accept the
new values or settings which you have entered. With DO NOT SAVE
highlighted, press ENTER to have JetMap HD ignore the new values
or settings which you have entered, and resume operation using
previously saved settings.
Note There are two types of Save functions; Save & Exit, and
Save & Restart. The type of Save function is determined by
the Menu selections made. After a Save & Exit function the
selected values are saved and the program begins normal
operation with the new selected values. After a Save &
Restart function the JetMap HD restarts the software from
within the Windows Operating System (OS) and either a
simulated takeoff using a stored animation or a cycling of
information pages is displayed until the map views have
reinitialized (approximately 5 minutes). Only certain menu
selections use the Save and Exit function: Refresh Content,
Input Select, and Map Info Panel Configuration (part of
Graphics Configuration page). All other saved selections
result in a Save and Restart function.
Auto Mode Configuration Menu
From the general configuration menu screen, scroll to and highlight
Auto Mode Configuration, then press the enter button. The screen
below displays.

Figure 11-37: Auto Mode Configuration Screen

The Auto Mode Configuration menu displays options which control
how JetMap HD displays maps and information when in the Auto
Mode.
Menu Settings
Press the Up or Down button to scroll through the list of menu
options. When the desired option is highlighted, press the ENTER
button to change the value or setting of the named parameter or
feature.
Start Mode – Use the RIGHT/LEFT arrow button to select which
default operating mode JetMap HD starts in when it is first
turned on.
Auto mode – (JetMap HD automatically cycles among the
map screens, RLI screens, and Information screens selected
from the Auto Mode Sequencing Menu). Refer to the JetMap
HD Menu section.
Info mode – There are up to three highly configurable Info
screens that may be set up from the Info Page Configuration
Menus. During Info mode, the three Info screens that were
set up from the configuration menus are cycled. See the

Information screen in the JetMap HD Display Screen
section.
Logo mode – Optionally configurable at the user’s request.
See Figure 11-7 for the default Logo screen.
Auto Mode Sequence – Highlight the selection and press the
right arrow to enter the Auto Mode Sequencing menu. See the
Auto Mode Sequencing Menu in this section below.
Auto Mode Timing – Used to set the time of display for each
Auto Mode Screen. See the Auto Mode Timing Menu in this
section below.
Info Page Number of Lines – This selects how many items
from each Info Page Setup Screen, are used for display on all
three Info pages. This has the effect of increasing the font size
as you decrease the number of lines. The possible choices are 1
through 8 lines and results in a font size that is the same for all
three Information pages.
Info Page Second Language – If anything other than English
(US) is chosen, each of the configured information screens will
be displayed in the second language after being displayed in
English (US). The second language screens are shown for the
same period of time as the English (US) screens are when
English (US) option is selected. This doubles the amount of time
that information screens are shown. Info Screen timing can be
adjusted if desired, as described in the Auto Mode Configuration
Menu section, "Auto Mode Timing" option. The available
languages are English (US), English (UK), Portuguese, French,
German, Italian, Arabic, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese,
Russian, Spanish, Japanese, and other languages can be added
by request.
Logo – In this panel you may select from any available default
and custom logos for display in the various modes. Custom
logos are uploaded as part of the Master Loader software
package. Amount of logos to be stored is only limited by the
space available in the Media Interface Unit (MIU) solid state
drive.

Main Menu – This will return you to the main Configuration

Menu. See the Configuration Menu Screen in this section.
When finished, scroll to the Main Menu and press ENTER. This
takes you back to the general Configuration Screen, where you
can either save or reject the changes you have just made. See
the Configuration Menu Screen in this section.

Auto Mode Sequencing Menu

From the MIU Configuration menu, select Auto Mode Configuration,
and then select Auto Mode Sequence.
Figure 11-38: Auto Mode Sequencing Screen

This screen is where you choose what you want to see during the
Auto mode screen rotation. There are up to ten different screens that
can be configured for display and each of the ten choices is shown
with the number of seconds that it will be displayed for. The duration
can be set from 5 to 40 seconds and is configured on the Auto Mode
Timing Menu Screen. See the Screen below in this section. Any of
the different views can be selected for one of the ten choices. To
decrease the amount of views, duplicate views can be selected and
the timing set to lower numbers. All ten slots must be filled.

Menu Settings
Lines 1-10 are the screen settings which may be changed by using
the Left or Right Configuration Controls to scroll through the possible
choices that follow:
Logo – Selects the Logo mode that is optionally configurable at the
user’s request. See the default Logo screen in the JetMap HD
Display Screens section.
Info Pages – Selects the Info pages for display. See Figure 11-8 for
example.
2D View with Locations – Two dimensional view of the aircraft and
map with significant city identifiers displayed in proximity. See Figure
11-19 for example.
2D View with RLI – Two dimensional view of the aircraft and map
with significant city identifiers displayed in proximity using a relative
location indicator (RL). Aircraft is displayed over a Relative Locator
Indicator. See Figure 11-20 for example.
Sun Map View – The Sun Map View will display the areas of the
world where it is light (daytime) or dark (night time). The transitional
areas appear on the maps as a sine wave or “S” shape. See Figure
11-21 for example.
3D View with Locations – Three dimensional view of the aircraft
and map with significant city identifiers displayed in proximity. See
3D View with RLI – Three dimensional view of the aircraft and map
11-23 for example.
Surround A/C View – Three dimensional view of the aircraft and
map with significant city identifiers displayed in proximity using a RLI
and a 360 degree panning view around the aircraft. See Figure
11-24 for example.
Right Window View – Three dimensional view of surrounding areas
looking from the right hand side of the aircraft perspective. See

Left Window View – Three dimensional view of surrounding areas

looking from the left hand side of the aircraft perspective. See Figure
11-26 for example.
Tail A/C View – Three dimensional view of surrounding areas
looking from the rear of the aircraft perspective. See Figure 11-27 for
example.
Front A/C View – Three dimensional view of surrounding areas
looking from the front of the aircraft perspective. See Figure 11-28
for example.
3D View with Departure and Destination– Three dimensional view
of the aircraft and map with significant points of interest displayed in
proximity with departure and destination detail provided in the lower
left corner of the display. See Figure 11-29 for example.
3D View with Content – Three dimensional view of aircraft and
surrounding areas with overlay of the content modes are United
States News, International News, Business News and Sports News
(optionally installed). See Figure 11-30 for example
Flight Deck View – Two dimensional view looking from the cockpit
perspective with overlay of Horizontal and Vertical situation
parameters. See Figure 11-31 for example.
Night mode View – The Night Mode is a low-light-emitting, single-
color mode for night viewing. A neutral density filter is overlaid on the
map to darken the image. The density can be configured as part of
the Master Loader software package. The aircraft symbol is shown,
but there are no route or track lines drawn. See Figure 11-32 for
example.
Navigation View – Map Nav mode moves to a display map that a
user can navigate by moving a cursor to the desired location. See

3D View with Points of Interest – Three dimensional view of the

aircraft and map with significant points of interest displayed in
proximity (optionally installed). See Figure 11-34 for example. Points
of Interest include:
• Important Tourist Attraction
• Place of Interest Building
• Monument
• Airport
• Natural Reserve
• Mountain Peak
• Beach
• College/University
• City Center
• Stadium
Default Settings – Reverts the selections back to the default
settings.

Auto Mode Timing Menu

From the MIU Configuration menu, select Auto Mode Configuration
then select Auto Mode Timing.
Figure 11-39: Auto Mode Timing Screen

This screen displays the ten selected Auto Mode Screens that were
set on the Auto Mode Sequencing page. To the left of each selected
screen is the current setting for how long that screen should be
displayed, in seconds, before moving on to the next.
Menu Settings
Using the Configuration Controls, scroll down to the time value that
you want to edit. Use the Left or Right buttons to select a value from
5 to 40 seconds.

Info Page 1 Configuration Menu

From the MIU Configuration menu, select Info Page 1 Configuration.
Figure 11-40: Info Page 1 Screen

This screen displays menu options to control the various types of
information which JetMap HD displays in the first of the three
Information screens. There are 56 different types of flight data to
choose from including all the most common units of measure.
Menu Settings
Lines 1-8 – Use the Configuration Controls to scroll up or down the
list and press RIGHT or LEFT on lines 1-8 to select from among the
56 different flight data elements. The font size for all three
information pages will be the same. Fewer lines selected will result in
larger font sizes.

Line 9: Same as Info Page 2 – Changes all values on Info Page 1

to instantly change to what has already been set for Info Page 2.
This is useful for only displaying what would appear to be only two
information pages. Keep in mind that the display timing for page 2
and 1 would be additive in this case and it may be desirable to adjust
the timing.
Line 10: Same as Info Page 3 – Refer to the paragraph above. The
same is true but Info Page 1 becomes the same as Info Page 3 and
the display time for the two identical pages are the sum of the two.
FMS – This heading information displays the FMS that has been
selected on the System Settings 2 Configuration Page. Special
calculations are done on each of the ARINC flight data words
according to FMS. This setting must be correct or the data elements
will not display properly.
Available – This column will display the known status of a particular
data element for a particular FMS. For example, N/A means that this
data element requires aircraft data that is either not transmitted by
this FMS or is not reliable to use for displaying data on the JetMap
HD.
Table 11-1: Flight Data Elements
FLIGHT DATA ELEMENTS
Time To Destination Air Temperature (C) Destination Airport City
Time To Dest (A/V Air Temperature (F) Destination Airport Name

Briefer) (see note)
Time To Dest Distance To Dest (NM) GMT - 12 hr

(Calculated) (see
note)
Arrival Time (12 hr) Distance To Dest (Miles) GMT - 24 hr
Arrival Time (24 hr) Distance To Dest (KM) Homebase 1 - 12 hr
Latitude Distance To Dest Calc (NM) Homebase 1 - 24 hr
Longitude Distance To Dest Calc (Miles) Homebase 2 - 12 hr
Heading (True) Distance To Dest Calc (KM) Homebase 2 - 24 hr
Altitude (Feet) Head Wind (Knots) Homebase 3 - 12 hr
Altitude (Meters) Head Wind (MPH) Homebase 3 - 24 hr

FLIGHT DATA ELEMENTS
Air Speed (Knots) Head Wind (KPH) Homebase 4 - 12 hr
Air Speed (KPH) Dist Traveled (NM) Homebase 4 - 24 hr
Air Speed (MPH) Dist Traveled (Miles) Time At departure 12 hr
Wind Speed (Knots) Dist Traveled (KM) Time at Departure 24 hr
Wind Speed (KPH) Destination City Time at Destination 12 hr
Wind Speed (MPH) Dest City (A/V Briefer – see Time at Destination 24 hr
note)
Ground Speed Date MM/DD/YYYY (USA) Current Time - 12 hr

(Knots)
Ground Speed (MPH) Date DD/MM/YYYY (EUR) Current time - 24 hr
Ground Speed (KPH) Destination Airport ICAO
Note: For more information on the A/V Briefer, refer to section 15.
Refer to the table below for more detailed information about the
Flight Data Elements.
Table 11-2: Flight Data Elements - Detailed Information
INFO PAGE SOURCE DESCRIPTION
PARAMETERS
1 Homebase MIU Current time at selected
Times homebases.
2 Time At MIU Current time at departure city. MIU
Departure calculates this time using departure
city latitude & longitude. (See Note
1)
3 Time At MIU Current time at destination city. MIU
Destination calculates this time using destination
city latitude & longitude. (See Note
1)
4 Current Time MIU Time at current location. MIU
calculates this time using current
latitude & longitude.
5 Time To FMS Time to destination from FMS.
Destination


PARAMETERS
6 Time To AV Time to destination coming from AV
Destination Briefer Briefer.
(AV Briefer)
7 Time To MIU Time to destination calculated by
Destination MIU based on distance to
(Calculated) destination and current ground
speed.
8 Arrival Time MIU Time of arrival at destination.
Calculated as current time at
destination + time to destination.
Time to destination from following
sources is used in this order of
priority based on availability:
1. AV Briefer: AV/B input overrides
FMS data.
1.a) If ICAO & TTD both are entered
from AV/B, both will be used as is.
1.b) If only ICAO is entered from
AV/B then calculated TTD is used.
In this case calculated TTD is time
to destination determined from ICAO
entered in AV/B. In both of these
cases (1.a & 1.b), FMS data is
overridden since data was entered
in AV/B.
2. FMS (See [Note 2] to give priority
to FMS if option 1 has been used)
3. MIU (internally calculated based
on distance to destination and
ground speed) (See Note 1)
9 Latitude FMS Current latitude (See Note 1)
10 Longitude FMS Current longitude (See Note 1)


PARAMETERS
11 Heading FMS True Heading/Magnetic
heading/Calculated Heading in the
order of availability of data. (See
Note 1)
12 Altitude FMS Current altitude (See Note 1)
13 Airspeed FMS Current airspeed when airspeed is

>115kts. Ground speed below <
115kts since some FMSs send
minimum 115 kts for airspeed. (See
Note 1)
14 Wind speed FMS Current wind speed
15 Ground Speed FMS Current ground speed (See Note 1)
16 Air FMS Current Air Temperature

Temperature
17 Distance To FMS Distance to destination from FMS
Destination (See Note 1)
18 Distance To MIU Distance to destination (last way-
Destination point) from current location,
Calculated calculated by MIU. Destination way-
point must be available to calculate
this parameter.
19 Headwind MIU Head wind calculated by MIU using

track angle, wind angle and wind
speed data coming from FMS.
When positive - "Headwind" is
displayed.
When negative - "Tailwind" is
displayed.
20 Distance MIU Internally calculated by MIU. It starts

Traveled from zero when MIU is reset.
21 Destination FMS Destination city information provided
City by FMS over labels 304 and 305.
(See Note 1)


PARAMETERS
22 Destination AV Destination city derived from ICAO
City (AV Briefer entered in AV Briefer.
Briefer)
23 Destination AV 1. Destination airport ICAO entered
Airport ICAO Briefer from AV Briefer. This takes
/FMS precedence over ICAO determined
from FMS labels 304 and 305.
2. Destination airport ICAO
determined FMS labels 304 and
305, when valid 304 & 305 labels
are available and ICAO is not
entered in AV Briefer. (See [Note 2]
to give priority to FMS if option 1 has
been used).
24 Destination FMS Destination city information provided

Airport City by FMS over labels 304 and 305.
N/A shown if 304/305 not present
even if destination ICAO entered on
A/V briefer.
25 Destination FMS/MIU 1. Derived from FMS labels 304 &

Airport Name 305 - Destination ICAO from last
waypoint in route when available.
(Has priority over both below)
2. Derived from ICAO entered in
AV/Briefer. (See [Note 2] to cause
option 3 to be used if ICAO has
been entered and FMS data is not
available.)
3. Internally determined based on
destination lat/lon from last waypoint
in route when no ICAO information
is available from FMS and AV
Briefer.


PARAMETERS
26 Date FMS/MIU 1. Current date determined using
GMT from FMS when date/time is
available from FMS.
2. Current date determined using
MIU's internal clock when GMT is
not available from FMS.
27 GMT FMS/MIU 1. GMT from FMS when date/time is

available from FMS.
2. GMT from MIU's internal clock
when GMT is not available from
FMS.
Note 1 Graphics Info Same as The source of parameters displayed in

(Map Info above the Map Info Panel map overlay is the
Panel) same as described in the table above.
The number of parameters configurable
for the Map Info Panel is limited by the
Map Application (portion of the code that
generates the graphical views) to 5 of the
11 items selectable from the Map Info
Panel Configuration Setup Menu. (The
11 selectable items are identified in
the Graphics Configuration Menu
section on page 11-69)

Note 2 Arrival Time See To stop sending Time To Destination

Destination Sources from A/V briefer and revert to other
Airport ICAO above sources of information, in order of
Destination priority, for calculating Arrival Time: Time
Airport Name must count down to 00:00 or be entered
as 00:00.
Two ways to stop sending the ICAO from
the A/V Briefer are:
(Note: Using this procedure will affect
all three info page items listed on the
left)
1. Enter an ICAO that cannot be found
(use something that is recognizably
outside the realm of expected ICAOs, i.e.
”AAAA”
a. Enter the invalid characters
b. Press button when asked “SEND
DEST XXXX?”
c. See the “DEST NOT FOUND”
message on the Cockpit A/V Briefer
Controller display.
Doing the above will make things return

to a “previous-to-any-ICAO entry” state.
2. Issue a CAN default command either

a. from a laptop or
b. by withholding power for 15 seconds
from MHP if present or
c. through some other pathway to the
sending of the command (future use)


From the MIU Configuration menu, select Info Page 2 Configuration.
Figure 11-41: Info Page 2 Configuration Menu

information which JetMap HD displays in the second of the three
choose from, including all the most common units of measure.

Menu Settings
larger font sizes.
the timing.
HD.


How to Display The Screen
From the MIU Configuration menu, select Info Page 3
Configuration.
Figure 11-42: Info Page 3 Screen

This screen displays Menu Options to control the various types of
information which JetMap HD displays in the third of the three
choose from, including all of the most common units of measure.

Menu Settings
larger font sizes.
the timing.
HD.

Home Base Configuration Menu

From the MIU Configuration menu, select Home Base
Configuration.
Figure 11-43: Home Base Configuration Screen

This screen will display the currently selected Home Base Locations
and their respective Latitude/Longitude coordinates. There are a
total of four possible Home Bases.
Menu Settings
Use the Configuration Controls to highlight and then select the Home
Base you wish to edit by selecting ENTER. The Home Base Map will
be displayed automatically.

JetMap HD Map Navigation Controls

The Map Navigation Controls page allows the user to set the exact
location of the four Home Bases.
All of the cursor movement commands for the Map Navigation
Controls have the same cursor movement function in the Home
Base Set Map screen.
To set a Home Base:
1. Make sure the Home Base Select Map is displayed. If
unsure how to display this map, see the Home Base Select
Icon description in the Configuration Controls section.
2. Zoom in/out and pan to the location of the city you would like
to select using the map navigation controls. Center the map
above the intended Home Base city.
3. Make sure that the city name appears in the lower left corner
just above its LAT/LON. This may require zooming and/or
panning to locate the exact desired location.
4. Press the home Base Set button on the control

device to select the new Home Base location.
Press the Home Base Cancel button if you decide not to

change the location for the current Home Base. You will be returned
to the Home Base Configuration List.

Graphics Configuration Menu

From the MIU Configuration menu, select Graphics Configuration.
Figure 11-44: Graphic Configuration Screen

graphics which are displayed by default on JetMap HD's map
screens. Refer to the Features Control in the JetMap HD Functions
section.
Track Default – Allows for display of track line to be enabled or
disabled.
Route Default – Allows for display of route line to be enabled or
disabled.

InfoPanel Default - Enables or disables the map info Panel for

overlay upon certain map views.
Top Crawl Speed Default – For content displayed information
setting allows for Fast, Medium or Slow movement of the content
crawl.
Middle Crawl Speed Default - For content displayed information
crawl.
Bottom Crawl Speed Default – For content displayed information
crawl.
Note: Medium Crawl speeds are set so that it takes text
approximately one minute to traverse the screen. Fast and
Slow speed settings either increase or decrease those
speeds by approximately 50 percent.
Configure Map Info Panel - Highlight and press the right arrow to
enter the menu. Allows configuration of the items shown on the
information panel overlaid on the map views. –
• Info Panel parameter 1 through 5 - Select from among the
following 11 options. Parameter 1 is placed at the top of the
panel and parameter 5 at the bottom:
o 1. Altitude
o 2. Heading
o 3. Airspeed
o 4. Latitude
o 5. Longitude
o 6. Ground Speed
o 7. Distance to Destination
o 8. Destination city
o 9. Time at Departure
o 10. Time at Destination
o 11. Arrival Time
• Map info panel speed unit - Select either miles/h, Km/h, or
Knots.
• Map info panel altitude unit - Select either ft (feet) or m
(meters).

Figure 11-45: Map Info Panel Configuration
Menu Settings
Press the UP or DOWN button to scroll up or down through the list of
menu options. When the desired option is highlighted, press the
LEFT or RIGHT button to change the value or setting of the named
parameter or feature.
When finished, scroll to Selection at the bottom of the page and
press ENTER. This will take you back to the previous screen. Back
out until at the MIU configuration menu, where you can then either
save or reject the changes you have just made. Refer to the MIU
Configuration Menu in this section.

System Settings 1 Configuration

From the MIU Configuration menu, select System Settings 1.
Figure 11-46: System Settings 1 Screen

• This screen displays important JetMap HD information and
controls as follows:
• Enable/disable the Content (News, Wx, Sports, Biz and Satellite
Weather).
• Identify the versions of the software that allow JetMap HD to
operate.
• Adjust the MIU volume.
• Manage the Content saved by the system.

Menu Settings
Use the LEFT/RIGHT Configuration Control to scroll through the
possible settings on this page. When the desired setting is shown,
scroll down to the next item.
Connection Enable – This setting allows the user to select the
hardware source for satellite connection to the Internet. Content files
from the Internet connection provide the information to display;
News, Weather, Sports, Business, tickers and News reader panels.
The selection of the connection medium should consider the
available equipment on the aircraft. Selecting a connection medium
which is not installed on the aircraft will prevent content from being
downloaded. Content download can be disabled by selecting the
Fetch Disabled option in the sub menu.
Content related buttons include News, Wx, Sports, Biz, or Reader.
The selection of the type of content to be downloaded can be
customized (see Configuration menu in Content Configuration
submenu in System Setting 2). Content downloads are automatically
periodically refreshed. Download progress is displayed in any of the
content views and the news reader screen. (See Content Mode
Section for description of progress bar messages that may be
presented and a screenshot of a content download screen)
Selecting this setting enables the Content to be turned on for use
with the many sources available to the JetMap HD.
The Connection Enable submenu has the 6 options that follow:
1. Ethernet – Selecting this setting enables JetMap HD to use
a High Speed Data SATCOM Ethernet connection, if
available on the aircraft. This allows JetMap HD to access
the Content ground station through the Internet. Refer to the
Media Interface Unit (MIU) Installation Manual PN 762-5164-
001 for details.
2. ICG – Utilizes an external Iridium based International
Communications Group (ICG) voice/data unit over the
JetMap HD RS232 port.
3. Aircell – Utilizes an external Iridium based Aircell unit such
as the Aircell Axxess II.
4. AirSat II – Utilizes an external Iridium based Airsat II unit.

5. Fetch Disabled – Blocks any content from being

downloaded.
6. Iridium – Factory test use only.
Master Storage – Indicates the storage space available to every
PCU.
Local Storage – Indicates Local storage space available to the PCU
that stored it.
MIU Volume – Allows the volume level of the briefings broadcast
through the aircraft public address (PA) system to be turned down at
the source. The level selection bar represents the lowest to the
greatest output volume setting.
Refresh Content – This selection executes a one-time forced
update to the Content which will force a check for updated files on
the content servers before the selected refresh period has expired.
Files which have been previously downloaded and are still fresh with
regard to the refresh period will not be re-downloaded unless there is
a new file on the server. Set to "On" and select "Save and Exit" from
the main configuration window. An active connection to the Internet
will be initiated when Refresh Content is selected or the refresh
period has expired. The Refresh Content setting will be returned to
the off state after the setting is saved to allow for the next forced
refresh. Any newly downloaded content will be saved by the system
automatically based on the Content Configuration selections. Refer
to the System Settings 2 Configuration section to configure the
content configuration settings.
Note: Use this setting as a way to ensure you are not viewing
outdated data. Otherwise, you will need to pay attention to
the time stamps mentioned elsewhere in the Operator’s
Manual.
Demo Mode – Set to “On” and use “Save & Exit” from the main
configuration window to play back a previous flight. Use this as a
demonstration to show what JetMap HD looks like in actual
operation. This demonstration uses aircraft (ARINC 429) flight data
that was previously recorded onboard an actual airplane. Other
demonstration flights can be installed at the factory to replace the
currently installed demo.

Note: Content is available in demo mode as well which enhances

Kiosk displays and provides for some motion and nice views
for browsing content while still on the ground if desired.
TURN OFF DEMO MODE BEFORE FLIGHT.
Version Info – Captures the Line Replaceable Unit (LRU) operating
software detail.
Main Menu – Returns to the main Configuration Menu.

System Settings 2 Configuration

1. From the MIU Configuration menu, select System Settings 2.
Figure 11-47: System Setting 2 Screen

This screen has important JetMap HD information and controls for
selecting the on-board Flight Management System (FMS), viewing
the actual ARINC flight data, and specifying when to save ARINC
data to a log file. This log file can be returned to Honeywell for
troubleshooting information.
Menu Settings
Use the LEFT/RIGHT Configuration Control to scroll through the
possible settings on this page. When the desired setting is shown,
scroll down to the next item.

Select FMS – It is critical that the correct FMS is chosen so that

correct calculations are performed on the ARINC 429 flight data
coming from the aircraft. If you do not see your FMS listed or you are
not sure it is the correct FMS, check the MIU Installation Manual PN
762-5164-001 for more details or contact the Customer Care Center.
It is important that JetMap HD be connected to the proper bus or
busses. Some aircraft require three or more busses to provide all the
necessary data.
Capture Input Data - Set to a value of On to save ARINC data to
the Solid State Drive (SSD) in the primary SSD bay located behind
the Maintenance Access Panel on the MIU. Use a USB key with the
correct instruction files to remove the ARINC log files. These files
can be sent to Honeywell for analysis of problems that may have
been experienced with the displayed flight data.
ARINC Monitor - Use this sub-screen to view the hexadecimal
ARINC flight data. The hexadecimal data is used by maintenance
personnel to verify that correct ARINC labels are being received by
JetMap HD. The data can be used as a troubleshooting aid when
speaking to Honeywell engineers about problems with the displayed
flight data. The ARINC labels are the three-digit numbers in front of
the colon. The actual hex data follows. See Figure 11-48.
Figure 11-48: ARINC Monitor Screen

Input Select - Only Enables or Disables Content downloading.

Content can also be completely disabled by selecting "Fetch
Disabled" from the "Connection Enable" option of System Settings 1
page which is also where the hardware source for satellite
connection to the Internet is chosen.
Content Configuration- Allows the user to select each item of the
Content download to Off or a periodic refresh period of 1:00 hr to
10:00 hrs in 10 minute increments by selecting the right or left Setup
Menu selection. Content modes are: Business, News, Sports, and
Weather overlay (cloud coverage). Setting the Satellite Weather
refresh period applies to all regions selected as On only. Specific
regions can be selected to Off as well. If an item is selected as Off
and a view is selected for display that uses that data then it will be
identified as "No Content Available" on the affected views with the
exception of Satellite overlay. Setting Satellite Weather to Off omits
the grayscale cloud overlay data and applies to all regions
regardless of their on/off state.
The Weather Source setting is used to select the source of the flight
deck video output of WINN Weather and for downloading the
grayscale cloud data for the Cabin Map Weather Overlay view.
• GDC utilizes an internet connection for data provided over
either an Iridium channel 1 device or an Ethernet connection
through a High Speed Data SATCOM system.
• XM utilizes an XM Weather receiver and antenna. (XM
requires an external XM receiver connected to the MIU RS-
422 input). For selecting the Connection Enable source see
System Settings 1 Configuration section on page 11-72.

Figure 11-49: Content Configuration Screen
Main Menu – Returns to the main Configuration Menu.

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12. DIAGNOSTICS SCREENS
Selects the Diagnostics screen on OST Main Menu.
Diagnostics screens for Ovation select components are only

available on the OST.
Figure 12-1: Typical OST Diagnostics Page
The Diagnostics page shows buttons that represent the different

components in the Ovation Select system.
OVATION SELECT COMPONENT BUTTONS
Shows a list of the Cabin Interface Units (CIU)/

Utility I/O Controllers (UIO).
Shows a list of the Amps/Speakers.

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Shows a list of the touchscreen devices.
Shows a list of the Blu-ray/High Definition

Audio Video Input (HD-AVI)/MIU/Docks.
Shows a list of the monitors.
The order of the button on the Diagnostics screen can be sorted

differently as required.
The list of units for each component type shows the applicable units
and errors for each unit with the available actions as shown in the
figure below.
ID 471 (001)
ID 472 (000)
ID 473 (000)
ID 474 (000) Turn On Turn Off Clear Error
Figure 12-2: List of Applicable Units
The Unit IDs are assigned by the system configuration document

which includes ID, part number and location. Refer to section 2 for
additional location information.
The units are sorted so that units with the most errors are shown at
the top of the list. The number to the right of the unit ID shows how
many errors have been detected.
Touch a unit ID to highlight the unit. When highlighted, actions can
be done for the unit or further information about the unit is available
as follows:
Turns the unit on/off (if the CIU provides power,

or a UIO relay intervenes).

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Removes the error in the queue for the

highlighted item. This can be used to let you
see the frequency of the errors.
Shows additional details about the highlighted
unit as shown in the figures below.
Figure 12-3: OST Diagnostics Pull Up Tab Screen
In the above figure, the first pull up screen shows the Error Code,
Hardware Type, Unit ID, the unit name/location, an error message
and an action message. The text for each of these fields is
configurable as part of the Master Loader software package.
Both Short and Full messages and actions are used on the OST.
Press the pull-up tab again to show the next

error if there is one, or to show additional text
fields, if available.
Error codes for the different Ovation Select components are shown
below.

ERROR CODES
The table below lists the error code and a description of the error.
The components that the error applies to are listed after the
description.
Table 12-1: List of Error Codes
Alto PA Amplifier
Rosen Monitors
Alto Amplifier
Media Dock
Error
Type of Error
XM Radio
Code
HD-AVI
Blu-ray
PCU
OST
MIU
UIO
CIU
Device Temperature
0001
Fault X X X X X X X X X X X X
0002 Device Fan Failure X X X X X X X X X X X
0003 Loss of Heartbeat X X X X X X X X X X X X
Internal
0004
Communication Fault X X X X X X X X
0005 Internal Power Fault X X X X X X X X
Internal Hardware
0006
Failure X X X X X X X
0007 Speaker Failure X X
0008 PA Not Responding X
0009 Motor Over Current X
0010 Authorization Fault X
Configuration Fault
0011
(non-loadable Data)
0012 Unit Reloading X X X X X X X X X X X X
0013 POE Tripped X
SHORT MESSAGES
Both short and full messages are used on the OST. Short messages
are re-definable and foreign language configurable as part of the
Master Loader software package.

Table 12-2: Short Message
Error ERROR ERROR ACTION MESSAGE

Id CODE (16 MESSAGE (32 (32 Characters)
Characters) Characters)
0001 ATA-44-00-01 LRU Turn Off LRU until
Temperature cabin temp stabilizes
Fault
0002 ATA-44-00-02 LRU Fan Fault Send LRU in for repair
0003 ATA-44-00-03 LRU Not Restart Unit or CMS, If

Communicating ineffective send in for
repair
0004 ATA-44-00-04 LRU Internal Restart Unit or CMS, If
Failure ineffective send in for
repair
repair
repair
0007 ATA-44-00-07 Speaker A short or open
Failure speaker has been
detected and needs to
be repaired
0008 ATA-44-00-08 PA Not Restart the PA
Responding System; or send in for
repair
repair
0010 ATA-44-00-10 iOS Device Remove, Cycle
Authentication Power, if ineffective
Failure see Apple
0011 ATA-44-00-11 Configuration Do nothing, CMS will
Failure reload. If this repeats
schedule repair

Error ERROR ERROR ACTION MESSAGE

Id CODE (16 MESSAGE (32 (32 Characters)
Characters) Characters)
0012 ATA-44-00-12 Configuration Do nothing, CMS will
Failure reload. If this repeats
schedule repair
0013 ATA-44-00-13 CMS Power to Schedule
an LRU has maintenance reset. If
tripped repeats, review wiring

FULL MESSAGES
Full and short messages are used on the OST. Full messages are
re-definable and foreign language configurable as part of the Master
Loader software package.
Table 12-3: Full Messages
ERROR ERROR ERROR ACTION

ID CODE MESSAGE MESSAGE
(16 (255 Characters) (255 Characters)
Characters)
0001 ATA-44-00-01 LRU Turn off until
temperature is cabin
operating temperature has
outside is stabilized.
specified range Devices powered
by CMS can be
shut off using
Power button on
screen.
0002 ATA-44-00-02 LRU Fan Failure Fan Failure can
result in
Temperature
failures. Arrange
to have the LRU
repaired when
possible.
0003 ATA-44-00-03 LRU No longer The LRU may be
communicating removed (clear
with the CMS error), turned off
at the breaker
panel or CMS
(Turn On), or
powering up. If
none of these the
LRU has failed
and needs to be
repaired.


Characters)
0004 ATA-44-00-04 LRU has Restart LRU if
detected an powered by CMS
internal failure or independent
breaker; or
restart CMS.
breaker; or
restart CMS.
breaker; or
restart CMS.
0007 ATA-44-00-07 CMS has A short or open
detected a speaker has
speaker failure been detected
and needs to be
repaired
0008 ATA-44-00-08 The PA System The PA System
is not is not
responding communicating,
repower unit if
off. If powered,
there is a failure
that needs to be
repaired
breaker; or
restart CMS.


Characters)
0010 ATA-44-00-10 Docking Station Remove and
has detected an power cycle the
iOS device that iOS device.
cannot be Repower and
authenticated. attempt to make
connection; if
ineffective, iOS
device needs to
be
repaired/replaced
by Apple
0011 ATA-44-00-11 LRU CMS will
configuration automatically
settings have reload, if this
become corrupt error persists the
or a new unit unit will need to
has been be sent in for
installed repair.
0012 ATA-44-00-12 LRU CMS will
configuration automatically
settings have reload, if this
become corrupt error persists the
or a new unit unit will need to
has been be sent in for
installed repair.
0013 ATA-44-00-13 CMS has Field
removed power maintenance can
to an LRU due to reset port.
a greater than Monitor to see if
expected load CMS power to
LRU is tripped
again. If this
repeats schedule
review of wiring.

SPARES OR “ALIEN” DEVICES

Installation of a non native device to the system initiates a “Master
Load” of the device. The Master Device contains the Master Loader
software and is the OST or Select 200 PCU that is functional and
has the lowest numerical value location ID. The Master Load can
take from 15 minutes up to one hour to complete depending on how
many files are uploaded.
Figure 12-4: Master Load in Progress
Figure 12-5: Master Loader Updating

Figure 12-6: Configuration Missing
Master Devices are identified by the 720-xxxx-xxx and lowest ID

number of that device. The Ovation Select system has a redundant
Master Loader in the event of a Master being removed.
CAUTION: Bringing in a master device with a

master loader from another aircraft will cause it to load
the current aircraft with its configuration if the device is
connected at initial power up. This is only recovered by
downloading an aircraft specific Master Loader software
package and uploading it to the Master Device.
An alien device that includes an HD-AVI, HD-AVO, Blu-ray or

monitors WILL require a system security event and issuance of a
security key to the alien. Displays are void of video during the
system security event. The system security event can take up to 15
minutes to complete. Command and control of the Ovation Select
system remains unaffected during the system security event.

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13. APPLE CONTROL DEVICE

LOADING
Opens the Honeywell Cabin Control App.
NOTE: Ensure the aircraft equipment list includes the ID for each
Apple device for use. The device is a requirement of
software and must be included in the current Master
Package for the aircraft and its corresponding equipment list.
Select the App Store icon on your iPad or

iPhone.
Use the “Search” tab and enter “Honeywell Cabin” into the search
box. Select the “honeywell cabin control” from the search results to
show the Honeywell Cabin Control app.
Figure 13-1: Search Screen on Apple Device
When the Honeywell Cabin Control App shows, install the app to
your device.
After the application is installed, connect the Apple device to the
Honeywell Ovation Select network on the aircraft as follows:
• Select the “Settings” icon, then the “Wi-Fi” submenu to
show the list of the available networks.

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• Choose the blue arrow to the right of the Honeywell

Ovation Select network to show the Network settings.
• Make sure that the DHCP option is selected.
• Select the Wi-Fi icon at the top of the page

to return to the Wi-Fi page.
• Chose the Ovation Select Network from the “Choose a
Network...” menu.
From Settings/Cabin Control, ensure that the settings for the cabin
control application match the following figure and then exit Settings.
Figure 13-2: Cabin Control Settings on iPad
NOTE: Select Enable Configuration Selection to ON if the intent

is to configure more than 1 Apple device ID for the aircraft.

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NOTE: Select Enable Configuration Selection to OFF if the

aircraft is equipped for only one ID of Apple device and
load all devices with same controls.
NOTE: Software Version and Loaded Configuration Version may
not match the figure above as new versions of the Cabin
Control App are released.
NOTE: “Configuration may also show as “Default”.
If the Apple device is the only Apple device ID to be configured for
the aircraft, do the following steps:
• Open the Cabin Control app on the Apple device. The

following screen shows:
Figure 13-3: Opening Screen for Single Apple Device
• Once, the proper IP address is handed over by the Ovation

Select network, the screens for the Cabin Control App will be
automatically loaded by the Master Loader in the aircraft.

If more than one Apple device ID is to be configured for the aircraft,

do the following steps:
• Ensure Enable Configuration Selection is set to ON in the

settings for the Cabin Control App.
• Open the Cabin Control app on the Apple device. The

following screen shows:
Figure 13-4: Opening Screen for Multiple Apple Devices
• Once the proper IP address is handed over by the

Ovation Select network, the cabin control
Application automatically is loaded by the Master
Loader in the aircraft.
• Select the Tools button in the upper left corner to

show the Location page.
• Select the Choose Location option and enter the

password. The password will be the plane ID (get
the plane ID from any passenger control unit (PCU)
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lower left corner during the boot cycle) to select

each device for unique configuration ID’s.
See section 12 Diagnostics Spares or “Alien” Devices on page 12-10

for an example of the Master Loader feature and system behaviour.

14. OVATION SELECT USER

TROUBLESHOOTING
Refer to the troubleshooting procedures below to fix common
problems that occur while using the Ovation Select system for the G-
650.
9 IN. MONITOR
Problem: 9 in. Monitor not turning on.
TYPE: Command.
POSSIBLE ISSUE: CIU port is tripped.
ACTIONS: Untrip ports on CIU, using Trip Reset
Software. CAUTION: always turn off the
monitors before removing them from the
receptacles.
AUX PANEL
Problem: When connecting and external player
(3rd party unit) - HDMI input not playing
audio on small speakers.
TYPE: Audio.
POSSIBLE ISSUE: Incompatible Media or wrong configuration
on External Player.
ACTIONS: On External Player, select Dolby 5.1 or
DTS 5.

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IN FLIGHT ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM (IFE)

Problem: Entertainment system is unresponsive
and no video/audio available.
TYPE: Command/Audio/Video.
POSSIBLE ISSUE: Airframe electrical source may have been
interrupted removing power from specific
devices rather than the entire IFE system.
ACTIONS: Reset system by selecting IFE master to
off, DC Shed Bus 1 and 2 to off and remain
unpowered for 5 minutes. Repower DC
Shed Bus 1 and 2, IFE Master and let
system stabilize.
MASTER PKG
Problem: Failed Downloads.
TYPE: General.
POSSIBLE ISSUE: Failed downloads seen on the Master
Loader screen.
ACTIONS: Wait for the Master Loader to complete the
loading process and go back to the main
screen. After this reboot the complete
system and the Master loader will retry the
LRUs for which it had failed in the last try.
After the Master loader is completely
successful reboot the system and perform
a basic check.

Ovation Select User Troubleshooting P/N D201206000022
MEDIA DOCK
Problem: iPod videos cannot be selected: will not
show any error - movies might appear
on PCU but not able to select or might
be on wrong category.
TYPE: Video.
POSSIBLE ISSUE: iPod language is not set to English, causing
communication errors between iPod and
the System.
ACTIONS: Change the iPod language to English.
Problem: When iPod in on Media Dock the video

is not displayed on the monitor (sound
might be heard).
TYPE: Video.
POSSIBLE ISSUE: To play iPod video, No priority for the IPod
video, must manually select RCA on AUX
PANEL input.
ACTIONS: On AUX PANEL, select RCA input.

MOVING MAP (MEDIA INTERFACE UNIT)

Problem: On moving map, Aircraft is on the wrong
location, Content feature not working.
TYPE: Video.
POSSIBLE ISSUE: Possible wrong configuration on MIU.
ACTIONS: On OST panel, select Moving Map > Setup
> System Settings 1. "Demo mode" must
be OFF and "Connection Enable" must be
set as ICG.
Problem: MIU lockup.
TYPE: Video.
POSSIBLE ISSUE: Recording mode left "ON" on the MIU,
which can saturate memory.
ACTIONS: Ensure that recording mode is "OFF" when
not needed. Go to MIU Setup Screen >
System Settings 2 > Capture Input
Data>OFF. Request auto-executable file
from HON to input to MIU to fix (extract and
clear memory)
Problem: MIU displays NO logos present.
TYPE: Logo Missing.
POSSIBLE ISSUE: Logo should be selected after the software
update.
ACTIONS: Go to setup menu of MIU and select an
appropriate logo.
Problem: Select a different Homebase.
TYPE: Home base selection.
POSSIBLE ISSUE: Operator instructions.
ACTIONS: Go to Homebase configuration and then go
to Map navigation and select a homebase
appropriately (see left hand bottom corner
as you pan across the map). And then go
back to the map setup.

Problem: Not a proper location/Altitude etc.

TYPE: General.
POSSIBLE ISSUE: MIU Map Setup Issue or the FMS issue.
ACTIONS: Go to Map setup and ensure that the
DEMO mode is turned OFF. If the demo
mode is OFF, then check if the MIU is
connected to the proper FMS bus. Go to
map setup and check for the ARINC
monitor page to see if the labels are
appearing.
OST
Problem: OST not turning on.
TYPE: General.
Software.
PCU 100
Problem: PCU not turning on.
TYPE: Command.
Software.
Problem: Headphone audio is present even with

the volume bar at lowest setting.
TYPE: Audio.
POSSIBLE ISSUE: Unlike Cabin Audio, Headphone Audio
does not have a feature of on and off.
Minimum setting of PCU volume bar is
lowest setting.
ACTIONS: No action.
PCU 200
Problem: PCU not turning on.
TYPE: Command.
Software.
Problem: Headphone audio is present even with

the volume bar at lowest setting.
TYPE: Audio.
POSSIBLE ISSUE: Unlike Cabin Audio, Headphone Audio
does not have a feature of on and off.
Minimum setting of PCU volume bar is
lowest setting.
ACTIONS: No action.
XM RECEIVER
Problem: XM Radio not playing, applicable to
operators that fly to US or based in
US.
TYPE: Audio.
POSSIBLE ISSUE: Unit IDs not reported to XM content
provider.
ACTIONS: Get the Radio ID numbers, on the XM
Receiver case or selecting channel 0 on
the OST. Call XM Radio provider,
subscribe the content and inform the ID
numbers.

15. AV BRIEFER
Figure 15-1: AV Briefer Controller
DESCRIPTION
The Audio Visual Briefer (AV Briefer) Controller, HPN 990-5750-xxx,
is one component of the Honeywell Ovation Select environment. It is
a hard-mount accessory designed to manage the operation of the
audio/video (A/V) briefing functionality embedded in the Honeywell
MIU moving map system.
Operation of the AV Briefer Controller is primarily governed by
cockpit personnel via the user interface. Additionally, the cockpit
personal can update the time to destination and destination for
display on the moving map if FMS Aeronautical Radio Incorporated
(ARINC) 429 labels are not available for these data items.
AV BRIEFER CONTROLLER POWER
The A/V Briefer Controller (see Figure 15-1) is hardwired into the
aircraft power system and has no independent on/off switch. It is
automatically turned on whenever the aircraft electrical system is
turned on, and it is automatically turned off whenever the aircraft
electrical system is turned off.
Dimming of the display is controlled by a variable voltage input
provided by the aircraft on one of several available input pins on the
AV Briefer Controller. The AV Briefer Controller is programmed to
respond to this variable voltage according to a configurable scaling.
Under normal circumstances, the user has no need to manually shut
down the AV Briefer Controller separate from the electrical system;
but should that need arise, the unit can be shut down by pulling the
appropriate circuit breaker. Manually shutting down the AV Briefer
Controller in this manner should only be accomplished by a crew
member.
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AV BRIEFER CONTROLLER CONTROLS

LED Display
The AV Briefer Controller provides a 16-character LED display which
provides a scroll-through menu to select available features.
Selection Knob
A selection knob is mounted on the front panel of the AV Briefer. The
selection knob allows the cockpit crew to select:
• Passenger briefings
• Moving map display items.
To make a selection, rotate the selection knob left or right until the
required menu or briefing shows on the LED display.
Push the selection knob to select the displayed briefing or sub
menu.
Push the selection knob a second time to cancel or stop a briefing
that is in progress.
Figure 15-2: AV Briefer Controls

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AV BRIEFER CONTROLLER OPERATION

Initiating a Passenger Briefing
Initiate a passenger briefing from the Select Briefing menu as
follows:
1. Rotate the selection knob in either direction until SELECT
BRIEFING is displayed on the LED display as shown in the
figure below.
2. Push the selection knob to select the menu option.
3. Rotate the selection knob in either direction until the desired
briefing shows on the LED Display.
4. Push the selection knob to select and start the briefing. The
name of the briefing flashes on the LED display during
presentation of the briefing.
Figure 15-3: Select Briefings Menu
When a passenger briefing is initiated, the following events typically

occur (however, the exact sequence and nature of events depend on
the programming of the MIU and other devices, and may not follow
the example below):
1. Cabin chimes are activated to call passenger attention to the
briefing.
2. The entertainment system audio and video is interrupted.
3. The briefing starts.
4. Upon completion of the briefing, audio and video are
restored.
NOTE: It is also possible to have audio-only briefings in which only
the audio is interrupted.

Cancelling a Briefing in Progress

Press the selection knob while a passenger briefing is in progress to
stop the briefing. The briefing name will stop flashing.
To return to the main menu, rotate the selection knob in either
direction until BACK is displayed on the LED display and push the
selection knob to select the back option.
Figure 15-4: Back Menu
Setting the Destination City

This functionality is intended for aircraft with a Flight Management
Computer (FMC) which does not transmit the flight plan on the
ARINC 429 Bus, or for situations when the pilot wants to display a
destination city other than the one that was entered into the FMC as
the end point of the flight plan.
The destination city is entered from the Destination menu as follows.
1. Rotate the selection knob in either direction until
DESTINATION is displayed on the LED display as shown
below.
Figure 15-5: Select Destination
2. Push the selection knob to select the menu option. A four

character field shows to the right of the word DESTINATION
with a cursor blinking at the first position as shown below.

Figure 15-6: Enter ICAO Destination
3. Rotate the selection knob in either direction to select the first

letter of the four character International Civil Aviation
Organization (ICAO) destination identifier.
4. Push the selection knob to select the letter.
5. Repeat the process for each letter.
After the fourth letter is entered, “SEND DEST ?” is displayed for ten
seconds as shown below.
Figure 15-7: Send Dest to MIU
If you push the selection knob within ten seconds, the ICAO
destination is sent to the MIU and the Destination Menu shows the
ICAO. The MIU draws a route line on the maps to the new
destination.
If there is no FMS route received by the MIU then the route will be a
straight line from aircraft to the ICAO entered. If there is a route
already being displayed then the new route will add a route segment
from the destination coming from the FMS to the destination entered
on the AV Briefer.
The city name associated with the ICAO identifier will be displayed
on the information page if "Destination City (AV Briefer)" has been
configured for display.
Setting the Destination ICAO has no effect on the "Destination City"
Info Item because that ONLY comes from the FMS. The ICAO
entered on the AV Briefer will be shown if "Destination Airport ICAO"

has been configured as an info item to be displayed and there is no

FMS data being received over labels 304 and 305. Also, if
"Destination Airport Name" is selected for display on the information
pages, the name of the airport will be displayed that is associated
with the ICAO entered.
Note: The "Arrival Time" info page item is affected by other
combinations of sources of Time To Destination and ICAO.
Please See Table 11-2 in the MIU section for details.
Once a destination is entered and there is no flashing cursor over
one of the four ICAO characters, further rotation of the selector knob
selects among the other main menu items.
Setting the Time to Destination

Enter the destination city from the TM TO DEST 00:00 menu (see
Figure 15-8).
1. Rotate the selection knob in either direction until TM TO DEST
00:00 is displayed on the LED display as shown below. Push the
selection knob. The cursor flashes on the first zero which is for tens
of hours.
Figure 15-8: Time to Destination Menu
2. Rotate the selection knob in either direction to select the desired

number.
3. Push the selection knob to select the number.
4. Repeat the procedure for hours, tens of minutes, and minutes,
respectively.
Once a time is entered, further rotation of the selector knob selects
among the other main menu items. The time to destination that was
entered by the pilot, counts down on the LED display according to an
internal clock.
The AV Briefer Controller entered time is available on one of the
information pages if it was selected on the MIU configuration menus.
This manually-entered time does not interact with any information

coming from the aircraft FMC. There are two other selectable MIU
Info page items for displaying time to destination. The first one
displays the value of the actual time to destination ARINC 429 label
coming from the FMC, and the second one is calculated based on
speed and distance ARINC 429 information from the FMC. Although
all three could be configured to be displayed, the intent is that only
one of the three is used.
Three options are necessary because some FMCs do not output the
necessary ARINC 429 data, so it must either be calculated by the
MIU or manually entered.
The AV Briefer Controller entered time does NOT override FMC
Time to Destination display options.


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OVATION SELECT™

CABIN MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

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Section 7: Describes the Ovation Select Touchscreen (OST)

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Figure 2-1: Ovation Select CMS Layout-Legacy 650

Note: Graphics may change slightly from aircraft to aircraft.

Legacy 650 Standard Configuration

Note: Graphics may change slightly from aircraft to aircraft.

3. PASSENGER CONTROL UNITS

Figure 3-1: Ovation Select 100 Passenger Control Unit

Figure 3-2: Ovation Select 200 Passenger Control Unit

CAUTION: Use only a finger or soft, dull

Note: Graphics may change slightly from aircraft to aircraft.

Figure 3-3: PCU Startup Screens

The touchscreen is self calibrated while the Welcome Screen

Press the Back button to return the previous

Press the Reading Light button to turn the

Note: Graphics may change slightly from aircraft to aircraft.

Press the Call button to signal the attendant

Figure 3-4: Hidden Slider Button on Menu

Typical top level slider buttons are shown below:

Selects My Audio sub menu.

Selects the Cabin Audio sub menu.

Selects the Temperature sub menu.

Selects the Video sub menu.

Selects the Lighting sub menu.

Selects My Video sub menu.

Shows the Media Manager sub menu.

Selects the Water sub menu.

Note: Graphics may change slightly from aircraft to aircraft.

Turns a light off or on.