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DESCRIPTION SOURCE EQUIPMENT
BLU-RAY PLAYER

The Blu-ray players can be controlled from the front panel push buttons, from the Video Touch Screens
(VTS) and Keyboard Touch Screens (KTS). The Blu-ray player has these front panel controls:

8

1 1 FUNCTION
2 2 ON/OFF
3 3
4 4 PREVIOUS
5 5 PLAY
6 6 PAUSE
7 7 STOP
8 NEXT
RTC 04 010 009 A001 AA EJECT

USB SOCKET

Refer to the Blu-Ray player user guide for more details.

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LOCATION LCD MONITORS

21.5" LCD 21.5" LCD
MONITOR MONITOR

21.5" LCD 21.5" LCD
MONITOR MONITOR

21.5" LCD 21.5" LCD
MONITOR MONITOR
21.5" LCD
21.5" LCD MONITOR
MONITOR
21.5" LCD 21.5" LCD
MONITOR MONITOR

21.5" LCD 12" LCD
MONITOR RETRACTABLE
MONITOR
12" LCD
RETRACTABLE
MONITOR

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LOCATION SWITCH PANELS AND CONTROLS

ENTRANCE/CREW REST/MISSION COMMAND CENTER

B

C

RTC 02 060 005 A001 B 10.4" VTS

PCU A

MAP
AUDIO AUDIO

A KTS C AUDIO AUDIO MAP

PCU

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VVIP ZONE

D (UNDER FLAP)
CE

BA

A

B B
D (UNDER FLAP)
PCU
CE
RTC 02 060 006 A001 AA A KTS C
MAP
D PCU AUDIO AUDIO

HDMI MAP
SOCKET
AUDIO AUDIO

E

RCA

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VIP ZONE

D (UNDER FLAP)
E

C
BAB

B C
D (UNDER FLAP)
PCU
BE
RTC 02 060 007 A001 AA A KTS C
MAP
D PCU
AUDIO AUDIO
HDMI
SOCKET MAP
AUDIO AUDIO

E

RCA

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DIRECTOR/STAFF ZONE

C
C

A

B
B

RTC 02 060 006 A001 AA B MAP

PCU AUDIO AUDIO

A KTS C MAP
AUDIO AUDIO
PCU

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PASSENGER ZONE

C
D

B (X27)

RH PCU'S

A (X27)

LH PCU'S

A MAP

PCU AUDIO AUDIO

RTC 02 060 009 A001 AA B MAP
AUDIO AUDIO
PCU
D
C
RCA
HDMI
SOCKET

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PASSENGER ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM (PES) / BOARDING MUSIC (BGM) CONTROL SWITCHES

FWD ENTRANCE AREA AFT GALLEY AREA

A A

RTC 02 060 003 A001 AA VOL PES

+ ON/OFF

A

VOL BGM

_ ON/OFF

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SWITCH PANEL FUNCTIONALITY
PES ON/OFF AND BGM SWITCH PANEL

This switch panels are installed for the PES system on the mission command center FWD partition and
the AFT galley area.

24

VOL PES
+ ON/OFF

RTC 04 010 017 A001 AA VOL BGM
_ ON/OFF

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(1) VOLUME down decreases the volume of the boarding music in the cabin. The switch is green
when BGM is on and amber when BGM is off.

(2) VOLUME up increases the volume of the boarding music at the cabin. The switch is green when
BGM is on and amber when BGM is off.

(3) BGM ON/OFF supplies audio to the system from the Blu-Ray player (BD 1). Volume is set at
20% but is adjustable from the VOLUME up and VOLUME down switches and from the individual
KTS. The switch is green when on.

NOTE: Switches (1), (2) and (3) are linked.

(4) PES ON/OFF switches the PES ON and OFF. When on, all source players have power and the
PES ON/OFF switch is green. The switch is not lit when off.

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PASSENGER CONTROL UNITS (PCU)

Passenger Control Units (PCU’s) are installed at each seat and divan position. The PCU’s vary slightly in
design and control but are similar in operation throughout the cabin.

12 34 5 6 7

MAP JACK PLUG ON RH SIDE
AUDIO AUDIO 1

76 543 2

AUDIO AUDIO MAP JACK PLUG ON LH SIDE

12 34 5

RTC 04 010 018 A001 AA MAP AUDIO AUDIO JACK PLUG ON RH SIDE

543 2 1

MAP JACK PLUG ON LH SIDE

AUDIO AUDIO

(1) HEADPHONE JACK SOCKET the selected audio source can be played through the headphones.

(2) VOLUME up/down, increases/decreases the volume of the headphones.

(3) SOURCE DISPLAY, the audio source that is currently being heard through the headphones is
displayed here.

(4) SOURCE UP/DOWN touch the UP/DOWN button to scroll through the audio source selections
for the headphones.

(5) SOURCE UP/DOWN touch the UP/DOWN button to scroll through the audio source selections
for the headphones.

(6) READING LIGHT touch this button to turn the reading light ON/OFF.

(7) CALL BUTTON touch this button to turn the call light ON/OFF.

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AUXILIARY INPUTS (HDMI, RCA)

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HDMI (HIGH DEFINITION MULTIMEDIA INTERFACE) SOCKET

The HDMI sockets connect a high definition video source to LCD monitors. High definition devices
include Blu-Ray players, games consoles and multimedia players. The HDMI sockets are common and
local. The local HDMI sockets only connect to specific zonal LCD monitors.

RCA SOCKET

The RCA sockets connect larger devices such as iPhones or iPads. The RCA sockets carry audio and
video signals to LCD monitors and speakers. The RCA sockets are common and local. The local RCA
sockets only connect to specific zonal LCD monitors.

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KEYBOARD TOUCH SCREEN

The Keyboard Touch Screens (KTS) are located on the partitions and stowages in the VIP zones/areas.
Interactive menus guide the user through the various options. The menus are intuitive and are easy to
follow. Each KTS has a specific configuration (page and function) in accordance with its location in the
Aircraft.

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LOCATION - ENTERTAINMENT SPEAKERS

= HI-FI SPEAKER (4 OHM)
= HI-FI SPEAKER (8 OHM)

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SYSTEM OPERATION - SYSTEM POWER UP

To start the system, the aircraft electrical circuits must be energized and:

CAUTION: IN AMBIENT TEMPERATURES ABOVE 25C, THE CABIN AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM
MUST BE OPERATING PRIOR TO SWITCHING THE IFE SYSTEM ON.

- The IFE switch on panel 9000VU must be ON.
- To start the boarding music, push the BGM ON/OFF switch (green). The boarding music plays from

the Blu-Ray player 1 (BD1) in the VCC.

Under these initial conditions, the Blu-Ray player 1 unit plays the boarding music and all other PES
source players are powered up. All switch panels and KTS are energized.

PVIS 9000VU

COCKPIT
PHONE

OFF ON

CABIN DOOR 220VAC IFE

POSITION WIRELESS CONVERTER OFF

FAULT FAULT

INHIB

PANEL 9000VU

RTC 04 010 023 A001 AA VOLUME PES GREEN WHEN ON
ON/OFF

VOLUME BGM
ON/OFF

PES ON/OFF

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SYSTEM OPERATION - VIDEO TOUCH SCREENS (VTS)

The VTS has four main functions:
- The ‘Entertainment’ function is used to control the audio/video system in all zones (‘main’) or in a

particular zone (‘Crew Rest, ‘Mission Command Center, ‘VVIP Zone”, “VIP Zone”, “Director/Staff
Zone” and the ‘Passenger Zone”).
- The ‘Lighting’ function which is used to control the cabin lighting in all zones/areas except the AFT
entry area which is under CIDS control.
- The ‘Communications’ function which is used to control the state of the SATCOM and select the
different internet connection modes.
- The ‘Power” function which controls the 220VAC power outlets.
Note: The information in the following pages is extracted from the User Guide for the 10.4” VTS. For

a complete description of how to operate the 10.4” video touch screens refer to the User Guide.

At initial system start-up, the system home page is shown on the VTS.

Touch the home page to access the main menu control page.

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MAIN MENU – CABIN CONTROL FROM THE VTS

You can operate the common source players and all system screens from the 10.4” VTS on the mission
command center FWD partition and the AFT galley area.

The entertainment control page is shown after you touch the home page. At start-up:

- The preview screen shows the MAP source.

From the entertainment menu:

- Select the required audio/video source (Map, Disc, RCA or HDMI),
- Push the ‘SCREEN Off’ button to switch off all the cabin screens,
- Push the ‘SCREEN On’ button to turn on all cabin screens,
- Push the ‘SPEAKERS Off’ button to switch off all the Hi-Fi speakers,
- Push the ‘SPEAKERS On’ button to switch on all the Hi-Fi speakers,
- Push the “Send ‘Audio/Video’ button to send the selected audio/video source to all the screens and

speakers,
- Push the “Video PA’ button to send the selected audio/video source to all the screens and speakers

in video priority mode (cannot be overridden from cabin),
- Touch an area of the cabin layout to change from the main screen to a zonal screen.

Note: From the VTS only the Disc 1, Disc 2, Disc 3, Disc 4, RCA and HDMI sources can be
controlled. All Zonal input sources are controlled from the KTS and PCU’s.

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SENDING AN AUDIO/VIDEO SOURCE

The current audio/video source playing in a specific cabin zone/area is shown below the aircraft layout at
the top of the VTS. The movie symbol displays which video source is playing on the screens and the
music symbol displays the audio source currently playing over the speakers.

From the VTS, audio and video source selections can be sent to the cabin area. From the VTS you can
select between Map, Disc, RCA and HDMI as the different audio/video input sources to send to the
speakers and screens. To send the selected audio/video source to the cabin speakers and screens
touch the “Send Audio/Video” button.

Example 1

Select Disc then Disc 1 (VCC Blu-Ray player 1) as an audio/video source and push the ‘Send
Audio/Video’ button. The audio is played through all cabin speakers and the video is shown on the
screens. On the VTS aircraft layout the following is shown:

CREW/MISSION VVIP ZONE VIP ZONE DIRECTOR/STAFF PASSENGER

ON (‘BD1’) ON (‘BD1’) ON (‘BD1’) ON (‘BD1’) ON (‘BD1’)

ON (‘BD1’) ON (‘BD1’) ON (‘BD1’) ON (‘BD1’) ON (‘BD1’)

Example 2

Select Disc then Disc 2 as an audio/video source and push the ‘Send Audio/Video’ button. The audio is
played through all cabin speakers and the video is shown on the screens. On the VTS aircraft layout the
following is shown:

CREW/MISSION VVIP ZONE VIP ZONE DIRECTOR/STAFF PASSENGER

ON (‘BD2’) ON (‘BD2’) ON (‘BD2’) ON (‘BD2’) ON (‘BD2’)

ON (‘BD2’) ON (‘BD2’) ON (‘BD2’) ON (‘BD2’) ON (‘BD2’)

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Example 3

Select Map as an audio/video source and push the ‘Send Audio/Video’ button. The audio is played
through all cabin speakers and the video is shown on the screens. On the VTS aircraft layout the
following is shown:

CREW/MISSION VVIP ZONE VIP ZONE DIRECTOR/STAFF PASSENGER

ON (‘MAP”) ON (‘MAP”) ON (‘MAP”) ON (‘MAP”) ON (‘MAP”)

ON (‘MAP”) ON (‘MAP”) ON (‘MAP”) ON (‘MAP”) ON (‘MAP”)

Example 4

Select HDMI as an audio/video source and push the ‘Send Audio/Video’ button. The audio is played
through all cabin speakers and the video is shown on the screens. On the VTS aircraft layout the
following is shown:

CREW/MISSION VVIP ZONE VIP ZONE DIRECTOR/STAFF PASSENGER

ON (‘HD”) ON (‘HD”) ON (‘HD”) ON (‘HD”) ON (‘HD”)

ON (‘HD”) ON (‘HD”) ON (‘HD”) ON (‘HD”) ON (‘HD”)

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VIDEO PA

From the VTS, audio and video can be sent to the cabin speakers and screens by selecting an input
source and touching the Video PA button. In Video PA mode any video or audio sent to the cabin cannot
be overridden from the KTS panels or PCU’s in the VIP zones/areas.

Example 1

Select Disc1 as the audio/video source and push the ‘Video PA” button. The audio is played through all
cabin speakers and headsets and the video is shown on the screens. On the VTS aircraft layout the
following is shown:

NOTE: The Video PA announcement cannot be overridden from the cabin. From the KTS it is not
possible to change the audio/video source. From the PCU’s the audio source control
cannot be changed in the headsets.

CREW/MISSION VVIP ZONE VIP ZONE DIRECTOR/STAF PASSENGER
ON (‘VPA’) ON (‘VPA’) ON (‘VPA’) F ON (‘VPA’)

ON (‘VPA’)

ON (‘VPA’) ON (‘VPA’) ON (‘VPA’) ON (‘VPA’) ON (‘VPA’)
“Disc 1” “Disc 1” “Disc 1”
OVH Monitors “Disc 1” “Disc 1” “Disc 1” “Disc 1” “Disc 1”
Speakers “Disc 1” “Disc 1” “Disc 1” “Disc 1” “Disc 1”
“VPA” “Disc 1” “Disc 1” “VPA” “VPA”
Headphones Inhibited “VPA” “VPA” Inhibited Inhibited
A/V displays Inhibited Inhibited
A/V selection OFF (Inhibited) OFF (Inhibited) OFF (Inhibited)
OFF (Inhibited) OFF
Mute button ON (Inhibited) (Inhibited) ON (Inhibited) ON (Inhibited)

Monitor ON/OFF ON (Inhibited) ON (Inhibited)
button

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MAIN MENU – ZONAL CONTROL FROM THE VTS

There are seven control zones shown on the plan view at the top of the display. Six zones have
entertainment controls. You can see the audio and video symbols below each control zone. The zones
are:

• Crew Rest area,
• Mission Command Center,
• VVIP zone,
• VIP zone,
• Director/Staff zone,
• Passenger zone.
VVIP ZONE

You can touch the zone on the plan view that you wish to control. The screen for the ‘VVIP zone” is
shown below.

You can:

- Select the required audio/video source (Map, Disc, RCA and HDMI),
- Push the ‘SCREEN Off’ button to switch off all the VVIP zone screens,
- Push the ‘SCREEN On’ button to turn on all VVIP zone screens,
- Push the ‘VOLUME MUTE” button to mute all the Hi-Fi speakers,
- Push the ‘VOLUME Up/Down arrows” to increase/decrease the volume of the Hi-Fi speakers,
- Push the “Send ‘Audio/Video’ button to send the selected audio/video source to all the screens

and speakers,

Note:The bar graph shows the volume level selected.

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SENDING AN AUDIO/VIDEO SOURCE (ZONE)

From the VTS, audio and video source selections can be sent to the VVIP zone. From the VTS you can
select between Map, Disc, RCA and HDMI as the different audio/video input sources to send to the
speakers and screens. To send the selected audio/video source to the VVIP zone area speakers and
screens touch the “Send Audio/Video” button.

Example

Select Disc then Disc 1 as an audio/video source and push the ‘Send Audio/Video’ button. The audio is
played through the VVIP zone cabin speakers and the video is shown on the VVIP zone screens. On the
VTS aircraft layout the following is shown below the VVIP zone:

VVIP ZONE

ON (‘BD1’)

ON (‘BD1’)

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VIDEO PA (ZONE)

From the VTS, audio and video can be sent to the VVIP zone speakers and screens by selecting an
input source and touching the Video PA button. In Video PA mode any video or audio sent to the VVIP
zone cannot be overridden from the KTS panels or the PCU’s.

Example

Select Disc then Disc 1 as an audio/video source and push the ‘Video PA” button. The audio is played
through the VVIP zone cabin speakers and the video is shown on the VVIP zone screens. On the aircraft
layout under the VVIP zone the following is shown:

NOTE: The Video PA announcement cannot be overridden from the cabin. From the KTS it is not
possible to change the audio/video source. From the PCU’s the audio source control cannot be
changed in the headsets.

VVIP ZONE
ON (‘VPA’)

OVH Monitors ON (‘VPA’)
Speakers
“Disc 1”
Headphones “Disc 1”
A/V displays “Disc 1”
A/V selection “VPA”
Mute button Inhibited
Monitor ON/OFF button OFF (Inhibited)
ON (Inhibited)

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SOURCE CONTROL FROM THE VTS – MAP
At the Entertainment control screen touch the Map button to navigate to the map control screen.

From this screen you can choose to view the Map video source. The Map input source cannot be
controlled from the VTS, control is only available from the airshow mouse controller at the mission
command center FWD partition and from the Airshow Control Unit (ACU) at the Video Control Center
(VCC).

To Select Map as the audio/video source touch the “Send Audio/Video” button to send Map to the cabin
screens and speakers.

Push the “Video PA’ button to send the selected audio/video source to all the screens and speakers in
video priority mode (cannot be overridden from the cabin).

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SOURCE CONTROL FROM THE VTS – DISC CONTROL

When you select Disc 1, Disc 2, Disc 3 or Disc 4 as a source from the VTS, the Blu-Ray controls are
shown.

From this screen the preview of the selected disc is shown in the preview screen. The Blu-Ray player
has standard DVD control buttons. You can use the arrow buttons and the Ok button to select from the
Blu-Ray menus. The Menu button is used for selecting options such as language selection. Touch the
T.Menu button to return to the main menu screen or press the Return button to return to the previous
screen. Touch the Info button to display information about the disc that is currently being selected. Touch
the Send Audio/Video button to send the audio and video source selection to the cabin speakers and
monitors.

Touch the “Video PA’ button to send the selected audio/video source to all the screens and speakers in
video priority mode (cannot be overridden from the cabin).

The cabin speakers can be turned on/off from this screen by pressing the SPEAKERS ON/OFF buttons.
The monitors in the cabin can be turned on/off by pressing the SCREEN ON/OFF buttons.

Most Blu-Ray discs are locked to a specific world region zone. If a Blu-Ray disc does not play it may be
necessary to change the region code of the Blu-Ray player. To access the region change menu, touch
the Pad button.

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SOURCE CONTROL FROM THE VTS - DISC CONTROL – CHANGE ZONES

From the previous screen touch the Pad button to navigate to the change zone control screen.
NOTE: The Disc1 control screens have been shown, control of the other Blu-Ray players is identical in

operation.

To change the region zone for the Blu-Ray player touch the ZONE A/B/C buttons or use the numbers
and SELECT button to manually change the region zone of the player.

Touch the Return button to go back to the disc control screen.

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SOURCE CONTROL FROM THE VTS – RCA

At the Entertainment control screen touch the RCA button to navigate to the common RCA input control
screen.

From this screen the common RCA input source can be viewed in the display window then selected and
sent to the cabin area speakers and screens.

Touch the Send Audio/Video button to send the audio and video source selection to the cabin speakers
and monitors.

Touch the “Video PA’ button to send the selected audio/video source to all the screens and speakers in
video priority mode (cannot be overridden from the cabin).

The cabin speakers can be turned on/off from this screen by pressing the SPEAKERS ON/OFF buttons.
The monitors in the cabin can be turned on/off by pressing the SCREEN ON/OFF buttons.

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SOURCE CONTROL FROM THE VTS – HDMI

At the Entertainment control screen touch the HDMI button to navigate to the common HDMI input
control screen.

From this screen the common HDMI input source can be viewed in the display window then selected and
sent to the cabin area speakers and screens.

Touch the Send Audio/Video button to send the audio and video source selection to the cabin speakers
and monitors.

Touch the “Video PA’ button to send the selected audio/video source to all the screens and speakers in
video priority mode (cannot be overridden from the cabin).

The cabin speakers can be turned on/off from this screen by pressing the SPEAKERS ON/OFF buttons.
The monitors in the cabin can be turned on/off by pressing the SCREEN ON/OFF buttons.

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ZONAL SOURCE CONTROL FROM THE VTS – CREW REST AREA

The audio/video source selections from the VTS can also be controlled zonally. On the LOPA select the
crew rest area.

Control of the audio/video source selections from each zone/area is identical in operation to the control
for the entire cabin apart from in the crew rest area. Only video can be selected and sent to the crew rest
area from the VTS. Audio source selections must be made from the crew rest area KTS and PCU’s and
is only available to the headphones.

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SYSTEM OPERATION - KEYBOARD TOUCH SCREENS (KTS)
At power up the ‘home page’ is shown on the KTS.

Push the ‘IFE‘ button to navigate to the entertainment menu.

To return to the home screen touch the power button in the top RH corner of the screen. Touch and hold
the power button in the top RH corner of the screen for three seconds to turn the KTS OFF. To turn the
KTS on, press anywhere on the screen.

NOTE: Examples from the VVIP zone KTS control screens are shown, operation of the KTS in the
other VIP zones/area KTS is similar in operation.

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KTS OPERATION – IN FLIGHT ENTERTAINMENT (IFE)
Touch the IFE button to navigate to the In Flight Entertainment control screens for the VVIP zone.

From this control screen you can control the IFE options from the KTS in the VVIP zone. The controls
are self-explanatory. From this screen the Disc selection, Auxiliary input options and Map source inputs
can be selected.

From this screen the speakers in the VVIP zone can be adjusted in volume and set to mute by touching
the buttons at the top of the page.

To return to the home screen touch the power button in the top RH corner of the screen. The KTS can be
turned OFF by touching and holding the top RH power button for three seconds.

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KTS OPERATION – DISC

From the IFE control screen touch the Disc button to navigate to the common Blu-Ray player selection
screens.

The Disc source can be controlled from here, you can choose between selecting the common Blu-Ray
players BD1, BD2, BD3 and BD4. Touch the corresponding button to select one of the Blu-Ray players
as the disc source selection. The disc source will then be sent to the VVIP zone monitors and speakers.

The selected Blu-Ray player cannot be controlled from the KTS and can only be selected and sent to the
VVIP zone speakers and monitors. Control of the Blu-Ray players is only available from the VTS.

From this screen the speakers in the VVIP zone can be adjusted in volume and set to mute by touching
the buttons at the top of the page.

To return to the home screen touch the power button in the top RH corner of the screen. The KTS can be
turned OFF by touching and holding the top RH power button for three seconds.

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KTS OPERATION – AUXILIARY INPUT
From the IFE control screen touch the Aux button to navigate to the auxiliary input control screen.

From this screen the Auxiliary input sources can be controlled. Common and Local auxiliary input
sources are available for the VVIP zone. There is one common HDMI source available and one common
RCA source available for the VVIP zone speakers and monitors. There are two local HDMI sockets
available and two local RCA sockets available in the VVIP zone. Once selected the local auxiliary input
source selections can be sent to the VVIP zone speakers and monitors.

From this screen the speakers in the VVIP zone can be adjusted in volume and set to mute by pressing
the buttons at the top of the page.

To return to the home screen touch the power button in the top RH corner of the screen. The KTS can be
turned OFF by touching and holding the top RH power button for three seconds.

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KTS OPERATION - MAP
From the IFE control screen touch the Map button to navigate to the map control screen.

From this screen the map input source can be viewed on the VVIP zone monitors. The MAP can only be
viewed from the VVIP Zone. Control of the MAP is only available from the airshow control panels at the
mission command center FWD partition and the VCC.

NOTE: There is no audio selection to accompany the MAP video input, the map input source will be
shown on the monitor. When MAP is selected as a video input source the default audio setting
heard in the speakers is the common Blu-Ray player BD1.

From this screen the speakers in the VVIP zone can be adjusted in volume and set to mute by touching
the buttons at the top of the page.

To return to the home screen touch the power button in the top RH corner of the screen. The KTS can be
turned OFF by touching and holding the top RH power button for three seconds.

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MAIN MENU – SETTING – FWD LH SCREEN

Touch the Setting button to navigate to the different setting control screens for the VVIP zone. From this
screen you can select to control the FWD LH Screen, the REAR LH Screen, the REAR RH Screen and
the Equalizer. Touch the FWD LH Screen button to navigate to the screen below.

Touch the On/Off buttons to turn the VVIP zone FWD LH monitor ON/OFF. Touch the Brightness and
Contrast up/down arrows to increase or decrease the brightness and contrast levels of the monitor.

NOTE: MAP (PVIS) is shown on the monitors as the default video source setting.

To return to the home screen touch the power button in the top RH corner of the screen. The KTS can be
turned OFF by touching and holding the top RH power button for three seconds.

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MAIN MENU – SETTING – REAR LH SCREEN

Touch the Setting button to navigate to the different setting control screens for the VVIP zone. From this
screen you can select to control the FWD LH Screen, the REAR LH Screen, the REAR RH Screen and
the Equalizer. Touch the REAR LH Screen button to navigate to the screen below.

Touch the On/Off buttons to turn the VVIP zone REAR LH monitor ON/OFF. Touch the Brightness and
Contrast up/down arrows to increase or decrease the brightness and contrast levels of the monitor.

NOTE: MAP (PVIS) is shown on the monitors as the default video source setting.

To return to the home screen touch the power button in the top RH corner of the screen. The KTS can be
turned OFF by touching and holding the top RH power button for three seconds.

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MAIN MENU – SETTING – REAR RH SCREEN

Touch the Setting button to navigate to the different setting control screens for the VVIP zone. From this
screen you can select to control the FWD LH Screen, the REAR LH Screen, the REAR RH Screen and
the Equalizer. Touch the REAR RH Screen button to navigate to the screen below.

Touch the On/Off buttons to turn the VVIP zone REAR RH monitor ON/OFF. Touch the Brightness and
Contrast up/down arrows to increase or decrease the brightness and contrast levels of the monitor.

NOTE: MAP (PVIS) is shown on the monitors as the default video source setting.

To return to the home screen touch the power button in the top RH corner of the screen. The KTS can be
turned OFF by touching and holding the top RH power button for three seconds.

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KTS OPERATION – SETTING-EQUALIZER
Touch the Equalizer button to navigate to the equalizer control screen for the VVIP zone.

From this screen the Bass, Treble and Balance levels of the VVIP zone speakers can be controlled.

Touch the +/- buttons to increase or decrease the level of the Bass in the VVIP zone. To return the level
of the bass back to its original settings touch the Reset button. The sliding bargraph indicates the level
that the bass is currently set to.

Touch the +/- buttons to increase or decrease the level of the Treble in the VVIP zone. To return the level
of the treble back to its original settings touch the Reset button. The sliding bargraph indicates the level
that the treble is currently set to.

Touch the +/- buttons to increase or decrease the level of the Balance in the VVIP zone. To return the
level of the balance back to its original settings touch the Reset button. The sliding bargraph indicates
the level that the balance is currently set to.

The volume of the speakers in the VVIP zone can be controlled from 0-100% from this screen by
touching and holding the +/- buttons and muted by touching the mute button.
NOTE: The volume will increase/decrease as long as the volume buttons are touched and held down.

Touch the Loudness button to check that the loudness of the speakers in the VVIP zone increases or
decreases when the Bass, Treble or Balance levels are increased or decreased.

To return to the home screen touch the power button in the top RH corner of the screen. The KTS can be
turned OFF by touching and holding the top RH power button for three seconds.

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DESCRIPTION

The Airshow 4200D provides in-flight information using dynamic media displays to show the passengers
the flight information. Real-time flight information and 3D moving maps are available according to the
customer options chosen. In addition, the cabin crew can control the system using an Airshow Control
Unit (at the VCC) and a mouse controller (at the mission command center FWD partition).

The Airshow 4200D features all the same functions as the Airshow 4200D plus the addition of 16:9
widescreen, digital video output.

The system has these components:

- Digital Media Unit (DMU) located in the avionics bay,

- Airshow Mouse,

- Airshow Control Unit (ACU),

- PVIS switch (Panel 9000VU) cockpit ON/OFF control.

Airshow 4200D offers airlines the ability to dynamically and automatically control the presentation of a
wide variety of information, entertainment and promotional features.

- Automate content delivery based on flight parameters and time triggers,

- Create a dynamic script for presenting features based upon the current flight (destination and
departure cities), aircraft type and flight status,

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LOCATION AIRSHOW CONTROL UNIT AND MOUSE

MOUSE

AA

B

CRTC 04 040 002 A001 AA C

AIRSHOW CONTROL UNIT (ACU) B

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ACU

The ACU is the main input device for the PVIS. Its front plate has four push switches in line under the
LCD for control. The LCD has a matrix of 20 characters on each of the 4 lines for indication. The color of
the characters is dark blue against a yellow-green background. The background is backlit. The four
pushbuttons are membrane type switches. You can use them for the selection of the menus in the
system. The indicated menu on the LCD helps you to find the correct sub-menu.

The Airshow 4200D gets its software from a customized CD that includes the operational software and a
configuration database. The customer options are selected at the time of purchase.

These subsequent main menus are available in most customer options:

- SET TIME TO DEST,
- SET DISPLAY MODE,
- SET LANGUAGES,
- SET PRAYER,
- SET RELATIVE LOCATION INDICATOR,
- SET GMT,
- DAY/NIGHT VIEWING,
- SCREEN BLANKING.

ELECTRICAL
CONNECTOR

LCD

RTC 04 040 003 A001 AA SET
DOWN
UP
MENU

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In SET DISPLAY MODE these subsequent sub-menus are available:

- PROFILE MODE,
- MAP MODE,
- INFO MODE,
- TOTAL ROUTE.

In the SET TIME TO DEST menu, the time to the destination is set for a countdown. The remaining time
of flight is shown until the destination is reached. The destination is set automatically from the cockpit
and it will only be necessary to use the SET TIME TO DEST if the link with the cockpit is not available for
some operational reason.

In SET LANGUAGES, the language used on the display can be changed. In SET GMT the correct
Greenwich Mean Time must be set. The DMU needs this information to compute the correct local times
for the INFO MODE indications. In DAY/NIGHT VIEWING the brightness of the display can be set. In
SCREEN BLANKING the subsequent sub-menus are available:

- DISABLE BLANKING,
- ENABLE BLANKING.

The main modes of operation can be selected from the SET DISPLAY menu. These are:

(1) PROFILE MODE

The PROFILE MODE supplies an automatic cycling of all available screens. It cycles through a
preset sequence of LOGO, MAP, INFO. The default LOGO is the Airshow Logo. Airlines can
however, select another Logo if required.

(2) MAP MODE
The MAP MODE supplies only maps.

(3) INFO MODE
The INFO MODE supplies the flight information pages.

(4) TOTAL ROUTE
The TOTAL ROUTE supplies graphics and route information.

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MOUSE CONTROLLER

The cabin interface for the Airshow 4200D system is via a computer mouse. The mouse is installed on
the FWD partition of the mission command center. The video output of the Airshow 4200D is routed to
the IFE for selection on the cabin displays. Once the Airshow feed is selected, interaction via the mouse
is intuitive and is viewed on the FWD 10.4” VTS (located on the FWD partition of the mission command
center). You can use the mouse and click on the on-screen icons to select the available menus. You can
then use the mouse to navigate and select the required items for display on-screen. Items such as the
news ‘tickers’ can be selected in this way.

DIGITAL MEDIA UNIT

New hardware incorporated into the Airshow 4200D includes a 80GB ruggedized hard drive, a 1.4 GHz
Pentium processor and dual ATI Radeon graphics processors - which provides the rich, multimedia
graphics. In addition, a host of new input ports are available on the Airshow 4200D to make it easy to run
diagnostics and system checks, as well as to load new software.

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ON/OFF CONTROL

The System can be selected OFF from the cockpit. A PVIS OFF pushbutton switch is installed on the
9000VU panel in the cockpit. The OFF legend comes on when the switch is set to OFF.

A

9000VU

RTC 04 040 006 A001 AA PVIS COCKPIT
PHONE

OFF ON A PANEL 9000VU

CABIN DOOR 220VAC IFE

POSITION WIRELESS CONVERTER OFF

FAULT FAULT

INHIB

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OPERATION
The Airshow can be controlled automatically using predefined parameters, or manually by the crew.

AUTOMATIC CONTROL – PROFILE MODE

In PROFILE mode, the Airshow display is based on predefined flight parameters, requiring no additional
input from the crew. For example, the display may show an information page and a map of the entire
route showing the destination.

The PROFILE mode display is configured at the factory and is based on the aircraft's speed and altitude.
The unit enters PROFILE mode when power is applied, and it remains in effect until a different mode is
selected. To return the unit to PROFILE mode after another mode has been displayed, cabin attendants
must select PROFILE from the MODE menu

MANUAL CONTROL
The Airshow can be controlled manually by the cabin crew through the ACU. The cabin crew uses the
ACU to:
• Select a display mode,
• Manually set the time to destination,
• Select the display language(s),
• Set or reset Greenwich Mean Time (GMT),
• Dim the display for nighttime viewing.

DISPLAY MODES

The Airshow has multiple display modes that can be selected from the ACU:
• PROFILE,
• MAP,
• INFO,
• TOTAL ROUTE.

SET DISPLAY MODE

(1) From the MAIN menu, push the down or up button (if necessary) to move the SET DISPLAY
MODES to the >.

(2) Push the SET button to select the DISPLAY MODES. The ACU then shows the MODE menu.

(3) Push the down or up buttons to select the required mode:
• PROFILE,
• MAP,
• INFO,
• TOTAL ROUTE.

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(4) Push down to move to the previous mode listed and up to move to the next mode listed until the
required mode is next to the cursor.

(5) Push SET to select the mode located next to the cursor.

SET TIME TO DESTINATION

Time to destination is internally counted down while the aircraft is in flight. The current time to destination
is shown on the SET TIME TO DEST menu and may be shown on the information pages.

(1) From the MAIN menu, push the down or up button (if necessary) to move SET TIME TO DEST to
the >.

(2) Push the SET button to select SET TIME TO DEST. The system then shows the TTD screen with
current time to destination. If the time shown is correct press MENU to return to the ACU main
menu.

(3) Push - - - > to show the cursor (an underline) under the leftmost digit (time to destination can only
be changed once the cursor has been shown on the display).

(4) Enter the time to destination in hours and minutes. For example, if the time to destination is 10
hours and 25 minutes, the TTD entry should read 10.25.

Note: If the time to destination is less than 10 hours, you must enter a leading zero as the
first digit. For example if the time to destination is 6 hours and 42 minutes, the TTD
entry should read 06.42.

(a) Move the cursor to the digit to be changed by pushing - - >.

(b) Push ‘incr’ until the digit shown is correct.

(c) Push ‘set’ to accept the current display as the correct time to destination. The cursor is
removed from the display.

(5) Push ‘menu’ to return to the ACU Main menu.

Notes: Time to destination is automatically calculated from data entered in the cockpit. If the
crew want to override this default calculation, it is possible to manually enter the data
with the procedure described before. In this case, it is the manual data entered that is
broadcast in the full cabin and appears on the information pages.

In manual mode, to come back to automatic calculation from data entered in cockpit,
select ---- value.

At the next initialization, the system reverts back to the default to automatic calculation
from data entered in the cockpit.

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SET LANGUAGES

The LANG menu shows the various languages available. Selecting languages from this menu
determines the languages available for the information pages and map displays.

(1) From the MAIN menu, push the down or up button (if necessary) to move SET LANGUAGES to
the >.

(2) Push the SET button to select SET LANGUAGES. The system then shows the LANG menu.

(3) Select each language in which information is to be displayed. The following languages are
available:

• English,

Note: When multiple languages are available, only one language is shown per cycle. For
example, if Thai and English are selected, the cycle is first shown in Thai and then
repeated in English. Selecting only English automatically deselects all other
languages.

(d) Push the down button to move to the previous language listed and the up button to move to
the next language listed until the desired language is located next to the >.

(e) Push ‘set’ to select the language located next to the >. Push ‘set’ again to deselect the
language. ON next to the language shows that it has been selected.

(4) Push ‘menu’ to return to the ACU main menu.

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SET GREENWICH MEAN TIME

Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) is automatically maintained by the DMU even when power is off. This
menu option is used in the event that the crew needs to modify the GMT setting.

GMT is not shown on the video screens as part of the Airshow display. It is only shown on the SET GMT
menu on the ACU (GMT is used internally by the DMU for calculating local time at the current position).

(1) From the MAIN menu, push the down or up button (if necessary) to move SET GMT to >.

(2) Push ‘set’ to select SET GMT. The system now shows the GMT menu with the current GMT time.
If the GMT shown is correct, push ‘menu’ to return to the ACU MAIN menu.

(3) Push - - > to show the cursor (an underline) under the leftmost digit (GMT can only be changed
once the cursor has been selected).

(4) Enter the GMT setting in hours and minutes using the 24 hour clock. For example, if the GMT is
6:14pm, the GMT entry should read 18:14.

Note: If GMT is earlier than 10 o-clock, you must enter a leading zero as the first digit. For
example, if the GMT is 6:42 am, the GMT entry should be 06:42.

(a) Move the cursor to the digit to be changed by pushing - - >.

(b) Push ‘incr’ until the digit shown is correct.

(c) Repeat steps (a) and (b) until all digits are correct.

(d) Push ‘set’ to accept the current display as the correct GMT.

(e) To return to the ACU MAIN menu without changing GMT, push ‘menu’ instead of ‘set’.

(5) Push ‘menu’ to return to the ACU MAIN menu.

DAY/NIGHT VIEWING

The color scheme of the Airshow display can be adjusted depending on if it is day or night. When DAY
VIEWING is selected, colors are shown at full brightness for ease of viewing in a well-lit cabin. When
NIGHT VIEWING is selected, colors are muted for easier viewing in a darkened cabin.

(1) From the MAIN menu, push the down or up button (if necessary) to move DAY/NIGHT VIEWING
to >.

(2) Push ‘set’ to select DAY/NIGHT VIEWING. The system then shows the DIM menu.

(3) Select the desired viewing mode:

(f) Push ‘down’ to move to the previous mode and ‘up’ to move to the next mode until the desired
mode is located next to the >.

(g) Push ‘set’ to select the mode located next the >.

(4) Push ‘menu’ to return to the ACU MAIN menu.

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OTHER MODES

Other modes can be made available depending on customer requirements. These modes follow the
same logic as the modes described on the previous pages.

TYPICAL DISPLAYS

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