ATK2010 Rear Seat Entertainment System Owners Manual
English ATK2010 Owners Manual English 2015 Atom Enterprises, Inc. All rights reserved. This manual, or any portion thereof, may not be reproduced without the express written consent of Atom Enterprises, Inc. For any questions, please call customer service (855) 574-2866 www.atomenterprisesinc.
English ATK2010 Owners Manual Table of Contents General information 4 Safety instructions 4 General Characteristics 4 Cleaning and care 4 Supported media 5 Country codes 5 Front panel control buttons 6 Inputs/outputs 7 Remote control 8-9 Wireless IR headphones 10 How to identify Monitor A/B 10 Operation Playing a disc 11 Playing media via wireless display (miracast/DLNA) 11 Playing media via AUX input 11 Playing media via USB 11 Playing media via HDMI/MHL input 11 FM Transmitter function 11 Sharing media b
General Characteristics Please read this instruction manual carefully. • • • • • Poor road conditions can cause problems with some media playback. In cold environments, the screen may sometimes display distortion. This is normal. • • Safety Information • • • For safety reasons, it is recommended that media is only changed when vehicle is stationary. Children should not be permitted to unfasten their seatbelt to function the system/change media.
Region Countries in this region Supported disc media 1 Canada, USA, US territories 2 Japan, Europe, South Africa, Middle East (including Egypt) 3 South East Asia, East Asia (including Hong Kong) 4 Australia, New Zealand, Pacific Islands, Central America, Mexico, South America, Carribean 5 Former Soviet Union, (also North Korea, Mongolia), Indian subcontinent, Africa 6 China Before inserting media, ensure that it is compatible with the system.
English Panel Control Buttons/Disc slot 5 2 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 3 4 1 Power button-turns system power on/off. Source button-select media source for playing media (ie:DVD, AV input, MHL/HDMI, Wireless screen mirroring, USB) Play/Pause-starts/pauses media source selected. Stop-stops media that is playing.
English Inputs/Outputs 5 2 1 4 3 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. HDMI input (MHL compatible) USB 2.0 input (2 amp charging) Headphone jack output (wired) A/V input jack (analog 3.
English Remote Control Buttons/Functions To control monitor A, press the A button first. To control monitor B, press the B button first. (SEE WIRELESS HEADPHONE DETAIL PAGE FOR MORE INFO) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 1. POWER - turns power on/off 2. UP - navigate selection up 3. LEFT - navigate selection left 4. ENTER - accepts selection 5. FM - turns FM transmitter on/off (station can also be changed when button is depressed) **Function is for Monitor A only. 6.
English Remote Control Battery Installation/Operation TAB 1. 2. 3. Remove battery cover by depressing tab (in direction of arrow) then lifting cover. Insert 2 AAA batteries (make sure batteries are installed with correct polarity (+/-) Reinstall battery cover ! NOTE: There is risk of fire if batteries are not handled correctly. Do NOT recharge batteries. Do NOT intermix different battery types, or batteries not charged the same amount. Please dispose of batteries per local laws.
Wireless Headphones Headphones are dual channel (A and B channel) infrared wireless. Channel must be selected to match the display monitor being viewed (see below) Headphones must be in line of sight of display monitor to receive audio signal Headphones require (2) AAA batteries. NOTE: Please make sure volume control is set to low for the safety of the next user (excessive volume can cause permanent damage) Please note: headphones will power off automatically if no audio is played for more than 3 minutes.
Operating Instructions Turning power on Turn vehicle ignition “ON/ACC”. Press power button on RSE front panel or remote control. Playing a Disc Insert a disc (label side facing towards you) Make sure DVD –Disc is the selected source. Press play to start media. Playing media from USB Insert USB device into USB slot on right side of unit. Make sure USB is the selected source. Use navigation buttons on remote to control media files. Playing media from AUX input Plug small male end of AV cable in to 3.
Sharing media from monitor A to monitor B Make sure media is playing on monitor A, then follow the menu sequence below on monitor B: Input source>Monitor Monitor B will display whatever is playing on monitor A Sharing media from monitor B to monitor A Make sure media is playing on monitor B, then follow menu sequence below on monitor A: Input source>Monitor 12
Main Menus Below are all the main menus. Menus can be found by selecting the “source” button, on remote, then use the left/right navigation buttons to locate desired menu.
Unit will not power on 1. Be sure vehicle is turned on Remote control not working 1. Check batteries for correct installation and make sure they have plenty of charge left. 2. Make sure correct monitor is selected on the remote for the monitor desired to be controlled (monitor A/B) 3. Be sure remote is aimed directly towards top of monitor being controlled with no obstructions. No picture 1. Ensure correct source is selected (ie: DVD, USB, etc) 2.
WEEE directive Panel size 10.1” Resolution 1024 x 600 Backlight LED Ratio 16:9 Luminance 500 NIT (typ.) Expected backlight life 20k hours Min. Operation temperature -20~70 degrees C Storage temperature -30~80 degrees C Video display system NTSC Input voltage 10-16VDC I/O ports USB 2.0, HDMI, 3.5mm AV, 3.5mm earphone IR Channels A monitor: 2.3/2.8mhz B monitor: 3.2/3.
