Rosen Shows Live TV Thanks to Honeywell

Rosen Products has completed the integration of Honeywell's OneView AIS-1000 Airborne Information System into its Cabin Entertainment System (CES). With the integration of the OneView, Rosen will have the capability to provide CES customers with over 60 channels of direct broadcast satellite television from which domestic business passengers can choose, in addition to the system's existing offerings.

"OneView in conjunction with our Cabin Entertainment System is an excellent match that will enhance the business passenger experience tremendously by offering today's full realm of entertainment options," said Ken Klarfeld, Rosen's director of business development.

"Passengers will now be able to check the news or weather, watch movies, and keep up with their favorite sports teams while on board."

Rosen's CES is the first totally integrated, fully controllable entertainment system that is completely separate from aircraft cabin management systems. Answering the need for a single source supplier, the system consists of an Audio/Video Distribution Unit (AVDU), DVD, VCP and CD players and TouchScreen monitors. It has room for up to 16 stereo audio and video inputs, and 16 stereo audio and video outputs. Using the Rosen TouchScreen monitor or IR remote, passengers can easily control all of their OneView integration with CES entertainment for themselves, or for the entire cabin.