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JUMMAPINE

SERVICE

MANUAL

RDS

DVD-Video

Tuner

SLX

MP3

(fee

|

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Se

oe

ES

*

The

model

is

component

system

unit

of

DVD

Unit

and

Power

Supply

Unit.

AES/OMA

Bose

Tier

/

DVD

Player

DVA-

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&

3/06-A

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DVA-9965R

<Cautions

for

Safe

Repair

Work>

The

following

cautions

will

prevent

accidents

in

the

workplace

and

will

ensure

safe

products.

*The

symbols

indicate

caution

is

needed

to

prevent

injuries

and

damage

to

property.

The

symbols

and

their

meanings

follow.

-

If

you

ignore

this

symbol

and

handle

the

product

incorrectly

or

unsafely,

Warning

serious

injury

or

death

may

result.

Caution

If

you

ignore

this

symbol

and

handle

the

product

incorrectly

or

unsafely,

injury

or

only

material

damage

may

result.

*The

following

symbols

indicate

two

levels

of

cautions.

VAN

When

you

see

this

symbol,

you

have

to

be

very

careful.

Oo

When

you

see

this

symbol,

you

have

to

follow

the

instructions

there.

Fuse

Caution

Do

not

look

squarely

into

the

laser

light

QO

Always

use

a

designated

fuse.

Use

of

an

incorrect

fuse

may

result

in

a

fire.

1

coming

from

the

pickup.

You

may

loose

you

sight.

Do

not

allow

wiring

to

be

caught

in

the

screw/chassis.

If

wiring

is

caught

in

the

screw/chassis,

it

may

cause

a

short

circuit,

resulting

in

a

fire.

Battery

Caution

Use

the

designated

battery.

Confirm

the

correct

polarity

and

seat

of

the

battery.

An

incorrect

battery

or

an

improperly

connected

or

seated

battery

may

result

in

a

fire.

High

Temperature

Caution

Designated

Parts

Caution

Look

up

the

part

list

and

ensure

that

only

designated

parts

are

used

to

prevent

problems

or

accidents.

Wiring

Caution

Ensure

that

the

wiring

is

correct

when

rewiring

to

prevent

problems

with

ignition/breakdown.

Touching

the

heat

sink

may

cause

severe

burns.

Reverse

Power

Supply

Connections

or

4}

Misconnections

Caution

Reverse

power

supply

connections

or

misconnections

may

cause

ignition

problems

and

smoke

may

result.

Wear

Gloves

Wear

gloves

to

prevent

electrical

shocks

or

injury

from

the

end

face

of

the

metal.

Soldering

Caution

Hot

solder

from

solder

splash

may

cause

severe

burns.

For

the

FDA

laser

standard,

the

following

CAUTION

label

is

stuck

on

each

product.

Please

be

careful

for

repair.

CAUTION-Laser

radiation

when

open,

DO

NOT

STARE

INTO

BEAM

Contents

Packing

Assembly

Parts

List

Packing

Method

View

System

Connections

Specifications

Extension

Cable

Adjustment

Procedures

Biock

Diagram

<

DVD

Unit

>

<

Power

Supply

Unit

>

DVA-9965R

5

to

8

9

to

12

13

14,15

16

to

20

21

to

70

71

to

77

NOTE

:

Due

to

continuing

product

improvement,

specifications

and

designs

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

DVA-9965R

Packing

Assembly

Parts

List

Packing

Method

View

No.

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CASE,

INNER

CARRYING,CASE

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ASSY,WIRE

VIDEO

ASSY,CABLE-S

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Supply

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DVA-9965R

System

Connections

Connections

Antenna

®

@

cI

j=<+—

«<{__f]}

Biue

POWER

ANT

C————

To

power

antenna

‘

REMOTE

Blue/White

Tui

To

amplifier

or

equalizer

AUDIO

INTERRUPT

IN

To

vehicle

phone

Orange

|

ILLUMINATION

To

the

instrument

cluster

illumination

lead

———=2

~O

Ignition

Key

M.CONT

(Front)

(White/Pink)

(White/Pink)

REMOTEIN

|

(Front)

(White/Brown)

(White/Brown)

+

To

monitor

control

lead

L

To

remote

output

lead

——

To

Vehicle

Display

Interface

—

To

Video

Input

terminal

#

To

Audio

Input

terminal

(R,

L)

CD

Changer

(Sold

Separately)

@

*!

The

label

is

attached

on

the

bottom

of

the

unit.

*

Caution

about

Power

cable

Use

the

Power

cable

supplied

with

the

unit.

Do

not

use

a

Power

cable

that

is

not

supplied

with

the

unit.

Penne

nrg

er

pte

@

®@

®

@

8

®

ae

®

ISO

Antenna

Plug

ISO

Antenna

Converter

Plug

(sold

separately)

Antenna

Receptacle

Power

Antenna

Lead

(Blue)

Connect

this

lead

to

the

+B

terminal

of

your

power

antenna,

if

applicable.

This

lead

should

be

used

only

for

controlling

the

vehicle's

power

antenna,

Do

not

use

this

lead

to

turn

on

an

amplifier,

or

a

signal

processor,

etc.

Remote

Turn-On

Lead

(Blue/White)

Connect

this

lead

to

the

remote

turn-on

lead

of

your

amplifier

or

signal

processor.

Audio

Interrupt

In

Lead

(Pink)

Itumination

Lead

(Orange)

This

lead

may

be

connected

to

the

vehicle's

instrument

cluster

illumination

lead.

This

will

allow

the

backlighting

of

the

unit

to

dim

whenever

the

vehicle's

lights

are

turned

on.

Switched

Power

Lead

(Ignition)

(Red)

Connect

this

lead

to

an

open

terminal

on

the

vehicle's

fuse

box

or

another

unused

power

source

which

provides

(+)12V

only

when

the

ignition

is

turned

on

or

in

the

accessory

position.

Battery

Lead

(Yellow)

Connect

this

lead

to

the

positive

(+)

post

of

the

vehicle's

battery.

Fuse

Holder

(7.5A)

Ground

Lead

(Black)

Connect

this

lead

to

a

good

chassis

ground

on

the

vehicle.

Make

sure

the

connection

is

made

to

bare

metal

and

is

securely

fastened

using

the

sheet

metal

screw

provided.

Monitor

Control

Lead

(Front)

(White/Pink)

Connect

this

to

the

Monitor

Control

Lead

of

the

touch

panel

compatible

front

monitor.

Monitor

Control

Lead

(Rear)

(White/Pink)

Connect

this

to

the

Monitor

Control

Lead

of

the

touch

panel

compatible

rear

monitor.

Remote

Control

Input

Lead

(Touch

panel

compatible

front

monitor)

(White/Brown)

Connect

this

to

the

remote

control

output

lead

for

the

touch

panel

compatible

front

monitor.

Remote

Control

Intput

Lead

(Rear)

(White/Brown)

Connect

this

to

the

remote

control

output

lead

for

the

rear

monitor.

*

Ifthe

optional

remote

control

eye

(KRE-500E)

is

connected,

the

remote

control

signal

cannot

be

received.

®

Vehicle

Display

Interface

Connector

Vehicle

Display

Interface

control

signals.

Connect

this

to

the

optional

vehicle

Display

Interface

box.

*

For

details

about

connections,

consult

your

nearest

ALPINE

dealer.

®

®

Video

Output

Connector

(Yellow)

Output

the

video.

Audio

Output

Connectors

RED

is

right

and

WHITE

is

left

output

the

audio.

Front

Output

RCA

Connectors

RED

is

right

and

WHITE

is

left.

@

®®8

88

® ®

ee

e

.

DVA-9965R

Rear

Output

RCA

Connectors

RED

is

right

and

WHITE

is

left.

Subwoofer

RCA

Connectors

RED

is

right

and

WHITE

is

left.

S

Video

output

terminal

Outputs

the

video

signal.

Connect

a

monitor

that

has

a

S

video

input

terminal.

Digital

Output

Terminal

(Optical)

Use

when

combining

fiber

digital

input

compatible

products.

Remote

Control

Eye

Jack

If

a

monitor

other

than

Alpine

is

installed,

it

can

still

be

controlled

by

the

supplied

remote

control

by

installing

the

optional

remote

control

eye

(KRE-SO0E).

Steering

Remote

Control

Interface

Connector

To

steering

remote

control

interface

box.

Power

Supply

Connector

Setting

the

3WAY/2WAY

switch

Set

the

3way/2way

switch

according

to

your

audio

system.

RCA

Extension

Cable

(sold

separately)

Ai-NET

Connector

Connect

this

to

the

output

or

input

connector

of

other

product

(CD

changer,

Equalizer,

iPod

adapter*,

etc.)

equipped

with

Ai-NET.

When

connecting

iPod,

the

adapter

KCA-420i

is

required.

For

details

about

connections,

refer

to

the

manual

of

KCA-420i.

Ai-NET

Cable

(Included

with

CD

Changer)

Power

Supply

Box

Do

not

install

the

Power

Supply

Box

at

a

location

subjected

to

water

such

as

under

the

floor

mat

or

air

conditioner.

This

may

cause

a

malfunction.

Do

not

bundle

the

Power

Supply

Box

cable

with

other

audio

cables.

Doing

so

may

induce

noise

into

your

system.

Keep

the

Power

Supply

Box

converter

away

from

the

Antenna

cables

and

the

rear

side

of

the

unit,

otherwise

noise

may

be

generated

when

receiving

radio

broadcast.

DVA-9965R

System

Example

Connect

the

external

monitor

The

foliowing

example

shows

a

system

connection

using

the

S-Video

output

to

a

front

monitor

with

S-Video

input

and

a

touch

panel

compatible

rear

monitor.

(en

@

a

Be

(White/Pink)

(White/Pink)

REMOTE

IN_|

(Rear)

REMOTE

OUT

(White/Brown)

{White/Brown)

To

Video

Input

©

terminal

Touch

panel

=

©

ni

compatible

monitor

(sold

separately)

y

@®

To

Audio

Input

terminal

®

Monitor

with

S

a

terminal

(sold

separately)

@

Monitor

Control

Lead

(Rear)

(White/Pink)

Connect

this

to

the

Monitor

Control

Lead

of

the

touch

panel

compatible

rear

monitor.

@

_

Remote

Control

Input

Lead

(Rear)

(White/Brown)

Connect

this

to

the

remote

control

output

lead

for

the

rear

monitor

(Alpine’s).

@®

S

video cable

(Included)

Video

Output

connectors

(Yellow)

Audio

Output

connectors

RCA

Extension

Cable

(included)

RCA

Extension

Cable

(Sold

separately)

GeQo®

Connect

the

Ai-NET

compatible

audio

processor

(Fiber

digital

compatible)

and

changer

@®

Fiber

optic

cable

*

Fiber

digital

Input

terminal

(for

head

unit)

Audio

processor

(Ai-NET)

(Fiber

digital

compatible)

(sold

separately)

@®

@®

Fiber

digital

Input

terminal

(for

changer}

+“

Fiber

optic

cable

Ai-NET

@

cable

CD

changer

(Ai-NET)

(sold

separately)

**Only

connect

fiber

digital

compatible

CD

changer

*

When

the

fiber

digital

compatible

product

is

connected,

it

is

necessary

to

set

the

mode

of

this

unit.

i

@

Fiber

optic

Cable

(Sold

Separately)

¢

*When

connecting

with

PXA-H510:

‘

;

-

Connect

the

fiber

digital

input

terminal

to

the

DVD.

@

Ai-NET

Cable

(Included

with

CD

Changer)

Please

observe

the

following

when

using

Fiber

Optic

Cable.

@

Ai-NET

Connector

.

*

Do

not

coil

the

Fiber

Optic

Cable

smaller

than

a

30

mm

radius.

Connect

this

to

the

output

or

input

connector

of

other

*

Do

not

place

anything

on

top

of

the

Fiber

Optic

Cable.

product

equipped

with

Ai-NET.

*

Be

careful

not

to

bend

the

Fiber

Optic

Cable

at

a

sharp

angle.

@

Ai-NET

Cable

(Included

with

Audio

Processor)

DVA-9965R

The

X-Over

Switch

position

for

a

two-way

system

The

X-Over

Switch

position

for

a

three-way

system

whose

(frequency

range

is

divided

between

highs

for

front/rear

and

frequency

range

is

divided

among

the

highs

(Front),

mids

lows

for

the

Subwoofer).

(Rear),

and

lows

(Subwoofer).

The

position

of

the

X-Over

switch:

F/R/Sub-W

The

position

of

the

X-Over

switch:

3WAY

Front

high

range

Front

high

range

High

range

High

range

speaker

(L)

speaker

(R)

speaker

(L)

speaker

(R)

.

.

Mid

range

Mid

range

Rear

high

range

Rear

high

range

>)

speaker

(L)

(|«

7

speaker

(R)

speaker

(L)

speaker

(R)

Low

range

Low

range

Low

range

Low

range

speaker

(L)

speaker

(R)

speaker

(L)

Speaker

()

Output

of

this unit

:

Front

output

Rear

output

Subwoofer

output

¢

Use

RCA-Type

cables

to

connect

the

Subwoofer

output

to

an

amplifier

driving

the

low

range

speakers.

*

You

cannot

adjust

the

fader

when

set

to

3WAY.

To

prevent

noise/interference

in

the

audio

system.

«

Locate

the

unit

and

route

the

leads

at

least

10

cm

away

from

the

car

harness.

*

Keep

the

battery

power

leads

as

far

away

from

other

leads

as

possible.

*

Connect

the

ground

lead

securely

to

a

bare

metal

spot

(remove

any

paint,

dirt

or

grease

if

necessary)

of

the

car

chassis.

*

Ifyou

add

an

optional

noise

suppressor,

connect

it

as

far

away

from

the

unit

as

possible.

Your

Alpine

dealer

carries

various

noise

suppressors,

contact

them

for

further

information.

Your

Alpine

dealer

knows

best

about

noise

prevention

measures

so

consult

your

dealer

for

further

information.

DVA-9965R

Specifications

<

FM

RADIO

>

Mono

:

58dB

Frequency

Response

(Ref.

400Hz,

at

98.1MHz)

100Hz

:

0+3dB

10kHz

:

-11+3dB

Stereo

Separation

(thHiz,

at

98.1MHz)

<

MW

RADIO

>

60d

1.0

B

B

Frequency

Response

(Ref.

1kHz,

at

999kHz)

100HzZ

:

-2

+2/-4dB

2.5kHz

:

-3

+3/-7dB

<

LWRADIO

>

60dB

IF

Rejection

(at

162kz)

ee

oe

ee

Distortion

(at

216kHz)

Frequency

Response

(Ref.

1kHz,

at

216kHz)

100Hz

:

-2

+2/-4dB

2.5kHz

:

-3

+3/-7dB

<

CD/DVD

SECTION

>

Optical

(OVD

System)

CD

AUDIO

Channel

Balance

(1kHz,

TCD-782)

043dB

Distortion

(1kHz,

TCD-782)

i

Frequency

Response

(Ref.

1kHz,

TCD-782)

10.007kHz

:

0+2dB

19.997kKHz

:

-244dB

SIN

Ratio

(TCD-782)

Separation

(1kHz,

TCD-782)

4kHz

:

-20+3dB

16kHz

:

-20230B

De-Emphasis

(Ref.

1kHz,

TCD-782)

DVA-9965R

Distortion

(1kHz,

SCD-5100

(128kbps))

:

Separation

(1kHz,

SCD-5100

(128kbps))

(DVD-VIDEO)

*AUDIO

(Title

Number

4/Audio

Stream

2/LPCM

48k)

Chapter6

:

17Hz

:

0+3dB

Chapter8

:

127Hz

:

042dB

Chapter13

:

10.007kHz

:

0+2dB

Chapter15

:

19.997kHz

:

-2+4dB

Separation

(1kHz,

TDV-540A

(Chapter3&4))

*AUDIO

AUX-OUT

(10k

ohm

resistive

load,

Title

Number

4/Audio

Stream

3/LPCM

96k)

Output

Level

(1kHz,

TDV-540A

(Chapter1))

1.2+0.2Vrms

Channel

Balance

(1kHz,

TDV-540A

(Chapter1))

Distortion

(1kHz,

TDV-540A

(Chaptert))

Frequency

Response

(Ref.

1kHz,

TDV-540A

(Chapter

1))

Chapter6

:

17Hz

:

-1+3dB

Chapter7

:

127Hz

:

042dB

Chapter13

:

19.997kHz

:

0+2dB

Chapter16

:

43.997kHz

:

-343dB

S/N

Ratio

(TDV-540A

(Chapter1&2))

80dB

Separation

(1kHz,

TDV-540A

(Chapter3&4))

70dB

*VIDEO

(PAL/Terminating

Resistance

:

75

ohm)

Luminance

Level

PAL

:

(V-509,

Title4/Chapter3,

White100%,

SUBT.OFF)

Luminance

Frequency

Response

PAL

:

(6MHz,

V-509,

Title5/Chapter2,

MultiBurst60%,

SUBT.OFF)

Luminance

Signal

S/N

Ratio

PAL

:

(V-509,

Title4/Chapter4,

White50%,

SUBT.OFF)

*S-VIDEO

OUT

(Y-Output

Only)

Luminance

Level

PAL

:

(V-509,

Title4/Chapter3,

White100%,

SUBT.OFF)

Luminance

Frequency

Response

PAL

:

(6MHz,

V-509,

Title5/Chapter2,

MultiBurst60%,

SUBT.OFF)

Luminance

Signal

S/N

Ratio

PAL

:

(V-509,

Title4/Chapter4,

White50%,

SUBT.OFF)

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