Rosen A10 Owner’s Manual
BASIC REMOTE CONTROL BUTTONS
1 Open/ Optional Source Unit Power
Pressing this button when the screen is closed will deploy the screen. This button also turns on some optional Rosen source units. (There is also an OPEN button on the front control panel.)
Note: The A10 turns on when the screen opens.
4 Play
Press to begin or resume playback of a DVD.
Note: When the disc is first inserted, you may have to press PLAY or ENTER to begin playback.
3 Stop
Press once to temporarily stop playback of a DVD. To resume normal playback from the same point, press PLAY.
To play the disc from the beginning, press STOP twice, then PLAY.
Note: Once STOP is pressed twice, the player can only begin playing from the beginning of the disc.
16 Eject EJECT
Press to eject a DVD or CD. After a disc is ejected, “OPEN” is
5 Previous Chapter/Track 
Press to jump to the previous title or chapter, if available on a DVD, or to the previous track on an audio CD. Not supported with some VCDs.
8 Next Chapter/Track 
Press to jump to the next title or chapter, if available on a DVD, or to the next track on an audio CD. Not supported with some VCDs.
6 Reverse
Press to search in reverse. To resume normal playback, press PLAY.
7 Forward/Search 
Press during playback to fast forward. Press the RIGHT and LEFT arrow buttons to adjust search direction and speed. Choose from 2x, 4x, 6x, and 8x. Press PLAY to resume regular play.
25 Day/Night
This button decreases display brightness for optimum viewing in low light conditions. The A10 system also has an automatic dimming feature which dims display brightness automatically whenever the headlights are on (this feature is not compatible with all vehicles). Using the Day/Night button temporarily overrides the A10’s auto- dimming feature - it
displayed on the screen.
2 Pause/Frame Step 
Press once to pause playback. Press repeatedly to advance video frame by frame. To resume normal playback, press PLAY.
Set the Brightness level in daytime conditions with plenty of ambient light, and with the headlights off. Then the
switch between Day and Night modes. (See Page 10.)
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