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ECLIPSE Double DIN Application Guide

Scosche

American Int'l

Wiring Harness

Ant Adapter Acura

Reverse

Parking Brake

Modules

05' RSX

AA1568B

ACU-K864

Metra 70-1721, 70-1725

Not Required
(5 speed) white/green. Conn A, pin 18 at ECM, green. Kick panel, harness (Auto) blue/white. Conn E, pin to rear. 26 at PCM. If car has cruise control, also found there.
green/orange. Parking brake switch.
ECM/PCM. Behind glove box
05' A4 99-9102 Metra 70-1787 Metra 40-VW10 brown/red or white/blue. Instrument cluster, blue plug blue/red. CCM, conn 3, pin brown/white. Green plug 7 in drivers kick panel CCM. Under carpet of drivers seat mounted to floor pan
05' Century 99-2003 GM1590B GM-K422 Peripheral GMRC-01, GMOS-04 Peripheral GMRC-04 Metra 40-GM10 dk green/white. PCM, blue plug, pin 55 dk blue. BCM, lt blue plug, lt blue. BCM, purple plug, pin A8 pin A2 PCM. Behind drivers side headlight. BCM. Left of steering column PCM. Front drivers side of engine compartment, inside air cleaner box. Fuseblock. Under drivers side of rear seat PCM. Left side of engine compartmentr, in air cleaner housing PCM. (4.2L) Attached to drivers side, pin 32. ECM. (5.2L) Near lower front drivers side of engine, pin 21 BCM. Center console above the fuseblock

05' Le Sabre

99-2003

GM1590B

GM-K422

Metra 40-GM10

dk green/white. Insrtument cluster or PCM dk green/white. PCM, blue plug, pin 55
lt green. Rear of fuseblock, lt blue. Parking brake switch or instrument cluster lt gray plug lt green or gray. DKP, harness to rear lt blue. Parking brake switch

05' Park Avenue

Metra 70-2001 Peripheral GMRC-01, GMOS-04 Peripheral GMRC-01, GMOS-04 Peripheral GMRC-01

05' Ranier

dk green/white. Instrument lt green. Fusebox under left lt blue. Switch or fusebox rear seat cluster or PCM/ECM, blue plug under left rear seat dk green. BCM, gray 16 pin plug, pin B8 lt green. Fuseblock, black plug, pin C10 orange/black. BCM, pink plug

05' Rendevous

05' Terraza

95-3304

GM-1595
dk green. PCM, blue plug, pin PCM. In air cleaner assembly in engine lt blue. Switch or BCM, C2, 22, also at throttle actuator lt green. BCM, C2, pin 42 compartment. BCM. Left of sterring pin 9 control module on top of drivers column side engine brown. Radio or RIM, brown plug, pin B3 dk green/white. Instrument cluster, pin A4 or PCM lt green. LR fuseblock, under rear seat lt green. BCM, black plug, pin F lt blue. Parking brake switch lt blue. Switch or BCM, lt blue plug, pin A7 lt blue. Parking brake switch RIM. Passenger side rear deck PCM. In air cleaner assembly in engine BCM. Left of steering compartment. column ECM. Passenger side of motor under the cover on 3.6L, and left from rail below drivers headlight on 4.6L
05' CTS 05' Escalade ESV/EXT
99-2006 99-2003 GM-1590B GM-K422
Metra 70-1784 Peripheral GMOS-04
Metra 40-GM10 Metra 40-GM10

05' SRX

99-2006
brown. Instrument cluster, pin lt green. LR fuseblock near 2, or ECM, pin 22, conn 2 on L side of rear seat 3.6L. Pin 28, blue plug on 4.6L
DISCLAIMER: Information provided is suggested only. All wires must be tested with correct testing equipment. FTCA assumes no responsibility of any improper installation, including any improper installation resulting in personal injury or any damage to property, vehicle or otherwise.

11/9/2005

Application Guide110805
Model Metra Scosche American Int'l Wiring Harness
Peripheral GMRC-01, GMOS-04 Metra 70-2003 Peripheral GMRC-01 Peripheral GMRC-01 N/A Peripheral GMRC-05, GMOS-08 Peripheral GMRC-01, GMOS-04

Ant Adapter Chevrolet

PCM. In air cleaner assembly in engine compartment. BCM. Left of steering column BCM. Center console, below radio
05' Avalanche 05' Blazer 05' Cavalier 05' Colorado 05' corvette
99-2003 99-2003 99-2003 99-2003 95-3304
GM1590B GM1590B GM1590B GM1590B GM1595B
GM-K422 GM-K422 GM-K422 GM-K422
Metra 40-GM10 Metra 40-GM10 Metra 40-GM10 Metra 40-GM10 N/A
dk green/white. Instrument cluster, pin A4 or PCM
lt green. BCM, black plug, pin F
lt blue. Switch or BCM, lt blue plug, pin A7 lt blue. Switch or BCM, brown plug, pin A9
dk green/white. BCM, lt blue lt green. At steering column plug, pin B1 harness dk green/white. PCM, blue plug, pin 34 yellow/black. PCM, blue plug, pin 25 dk green/white. Instrument cluster or BCM, C1, pin 71 dk green/white. PCM, green plug, pin 50 dk green. BCM, gray 16 pin plug, pin B5

PCM. Passenger side of engine lt green. DKP, harness to lt blue. BCM, blue plug, pin compartment. BCM. Above drivers kick B2 rear panel PCM. Passenger side under hood. lt green. Inside mirror, or lt blue. Switch or BCM, fusebox under hood black plug, pin A31 BCM. Passenger kick panel lt green. Harness to rear or BCM, C3, pin D9 lt green. BCM, black plug, pin F lt blue. Switch or cluster lt blue. BCM, lt blue plug, pin A7 BCM. Part of the fuse/relay block on the passenger floorboard under the carpet PCM. Drivers side fender. BCM. Under passenger side dash, behind the knee bolster BCM. Under drivers side dash, above brake lever PCM. Front of battery, drivers side BCM. Front passenger side of center console under investigation PCM. Left front of engine compartment. BCM. Under drivers side dash PCM. Left front of engine compartment. BCM. Under drivers side dash PCM. Left front of engine compartment. BCM. Under drivers side dash

05' Express Van

05' Impala
lt green. Passenger juntion lt green. BCM, gray16 pin plug, pin B6 block end of dash
05' Malibu Maxx 05' S-10 05' Silverado
99-3302 99-2003 99-2003 GM1590B GM1590B

GM-K352 GM-K422 GM-K422

Metra 70-2103T Metra 40-GM10
brown. (3.5L only) PCM, blue lt green. Fuseblock, drivers lt blue. Switch or BCM, C1, side of trunk plug, pin 22 pin 59 under investigation under investigation lt green. BCM, black plug, pin F lt green. BCM, black plug, pin F lt green. BCM, black plug, pin F under investigation lt blue. Switch or BCM, lt blue plug, pin A7 lt blue. Switch or BCM, lt blue plug, pin A7 lt blue. Switch or BCM, lt blue plug, pin A7

05' Suburban

05' Tahoe
Peripheral GMRC-01, GMOS-04 Peripheral GMRC-01, GMOS-04 Peripheral GMRC-01, GMOS-04 Peripheral GMRC-01, GMOS-04 Peripheral GMRC-01 Peripheral GMRC-01
dk green/white. Instrument cluster, pin A4, or PCM dk green/white. Instrument cluster, pin A4, or PCM dk green/white. Instrument cluster, pin A4, or PCM dk green/white. Instrument cluster, or PCM/ECM dk green. PCM, blue plug, pin 22 dk green. BCM, blue plug, pin C15

05' Trailblazer

PCM. 4.2L Attached to drivers side lt green. Fusebox under LR lt blue. Switch or fusebox ECM. 5.2L Near engine. VSS pin 32. seat under LR seat lower front of drivers side, pin 21 lt green. BCM, C2, pin 42 lt blue. Switch or BCM, C2, pin 9 lt green. Steering column lt blue. Parking brake harness switch PCM. Near air cleaner assembly. BCM. Left of steering column BCM. Right of glove box

05' Uplander 05' Venture

95-3304 99-2003

GM1590B GM1590B

GM-K422 GM-K422
American Int'l Wiring Harness
Metra 70-5520 FM-K552 99-5807 FD1428B FD1330B 99-5807 FD1426B FM-K542 Metra 70-1771 Metra 70-5521 70-1771 Metra 70-1771 Metra 70-5520 70-5521 Metra 70-1770 70-5510,705605 Metra 70-1770 70-5510,705605 Metra 70-5520 70-5521

Ant Adapter Ford

Not Required Not Required Not Required Not Required Not Required
05' Expedition 05' Econoline 05' Explorer 05' Sport trac 05' Five-Hundred 05' F/Series (light duty) 05' F/Series (super duty 06' Focus 06' Fusion 05' Freestar 05' Freestyle

FD1428B

gray/black. Radio harness or black/pink. DKP, harness wiper motor to rear gray/black. PCM, top plug, pin black/pink. Back of 1 fusebox, black 8 pin plug gray/black. Passenger side of black/ pink. Instrument engine compartment cluster black/pink. DKP, harness gray/black. PCM, pin 68 to rear VDO-MA3400 Audiovox white/yellow. DKP or SJB, MNSWSS Alpine NVE-K300 conn E, pin 18 Kenwood KNA PG 100 gray/black. Radio harness gray/black. Radio harness or ABS module white/green. Radio harness
lt green/red. Parking brake switch lt green. Parking brake PCM. Under hood, next to brake master switch cylinder lt green/red. Parking brake switch lt green/red. Parking brake PCM. Passenger side firewall, under switch hood red/yellow. Switch or SJB, SJB. Fuse/relay box under drivers side conn C, pin 23 dash

99-5807

FM-K552
black/pink. DKP, gray plug, lt green/red. Parking brake pin 13 switch black/pink. Back of fusebox, black 8 pin plug lt green/red. Switch or cluster, blue plug, pin 6 ABS. Drivers side rear corner of engine compartment
99-5807 99-5807 99-5807 99-5807 99-5807
FD1428B FD1426B FD1426B FD1426B FD1426B
FM-K552 FM-K542 FM-K542 FM-K542 FM-K542
Not Required Not Required Not Required
Metra 70-5520 Metra 70-5520
Not Required Not Required
05' Mustang 05' Ranger/ Edge

99-5807 99-5805

FD1426B FD1330B

FM-K542 FM-K552

Metra 70-5520 Metra 70-1771 Peripheral GMRC-01 Peripheral GMRC-01, GMOS-04 Peripheral GMRC-01 Peripheral GMRC-01, GMOS-04 Peripheral GMRC-01, GMOS-04
white/orange. Under front center console VDO-MA3400 Audiovox MNSWSS Alpine NVE-K300 Kenwood KNA PG 100 VDO-MA3400 Audiovox MNSWSS Alpine NVE-K300 Kenwood KNA PG 100 gray/black. PCM, pin 68
green/black. DKP, harness black/red. Parking brake to rear switch green/white driver kick or gray/blue Parking brake SJB conn. E, Pin 7 switch white/yellow. SJB, gray 53 red/yellow. SJB, black 52 pin plug, pin 13 pin plug, pin 50 white/yellow. Switch or SJB, conn C, pin 18 red/yellow. Switch or SJB, conn C, pin 23

SJB. Fuse/relay box under driver side dash SJB. Fuse/relay box under driver side dash SJB. In passenger side kick PCM. Passenger side firewall, under hood PCM. Passenger side firewall, under hood PCM. (4.2L) Attached to drivers side engine. ECM. (5.3L) Near the lower front drivers side engine PCM. Drivers side fender. BCM. Under passenger side dash, behind the knee bolster PCM. Front engine compartment left of fan shroud PCM. Front engine compartment left of fan shroud
white/yellow. PKP, or SJB, red/yellow. Switch or SJB, gray 52 pin plug, pin 13 gray 36 pin plug, pin 16 black/pink. DKP, harness lt green/red. Parking brake to rear switch lt green. Inside mirror, or fusebox under hood lt blue. Parking brake switch
05' Canyon 05' Envoy 99-2003 99-2003 GM1590B GM1590B FM-K422 40-GM10 40-GM10 yellow/black. PCM, blue plug, pin 25 dk green/white. Cluster or PCM/ECM, blue plug dk green/white. PCM, green plug, pin 50 dk green/white. Instrument cluster, pin A4, or PCM dk green/white. Instrument cluster, pin A4, or PCM
lt green. Fusebox under LR lt blue. Switch or fusebox seat under LR seat lt green. BCM, black plug, pin F lt green. BCM, black plug, pin F lt green. BCM, black plug, pin F lt blue. BCM, lt blue plug, pin A7 lt blue. Switch or BCM, lt blue plug, pin A7 lt blue. Switch or BCM, lt blue plug, pin A7

05' Savana

FM-K422

40-GM10

05' Sierra

05' Yukon/ Denali

Model Metra Scosche American Int'l Wiring Harness Ant Adapter Honda
05' Civic/Hybrid 99-7865 Metra 70-1721 Not Required white/green or blue/white. ECM/PCM, pin A18 white/green or blue/white. ECM/PCM, pin A18 white/green or blue/white. ECM/PCM, pin A18 or E26 blue/white. PCM, conn A, pin 29 blue/white. PCM, conn A, pin 29 blue/white. PCM, conn A, pin 29 green. Front of fusebox, 18 green/orange. Immobilizer PCM. Front of center console, on floor. pin plug, pin 1 Control Unit, pin 4 ICU. On the ignition key cylinder green. Front of fusebox, 18 green/orange. Immobilizer PCM. Front of center console, on floor. pin plug, pin 1 Control Unit, pin 4 ICU. On the ignition key cylinder green. Front of fusebox, 18 green/orange. Immobilizer PCM. Front of center console, on floor. pin plug, pin 1 Control Unit, pin 4 ICU. On the ignition key cylinder green. MICU green. DKP, harness to rear green. MICU green/orange. Parking brake switch green/orange. Parking brake switch green/orange. Parking brake switch lt blue. BCM, lt blue plug, pin A7 lt blue. Switch or BCM, balck plug, pin A31 PCM. Behind glove box. MICU. On the ignition key cylinder PCM. Passenger side fender PCM. Behind passenger side headlight PCM. Under hood on drivers side, next to battery. BCM. Behind headlight switch PCM. Passenger side firewall, under hood. BCM. Passenger side kick

05' Civic/ Si

99-7860

Metra 70-1721

05' CRV 05' Element 05' Odyssey 06' Ridgeline HA1579B
HON-K830 HON-K830 HON-K835
Metra 70-1721 Metra 70-1721 Metra 70-1721 N/A
Not Required Not Required Not Required Not Required

Hummer

05' H2 05' H3 99-2003 95-3304 GM-K422 Peripheral GMOS-04 Peripheral GMOS-04 LXS-K1321 N/A Metra 40-GM10 Metra 40-GM10 $10 Not Required dk green/white. PCM. Green lt green. BCM, black plug, plug, pin 50. Also found behind pin F cluster or radio dk green/white. PCM, blue lt green. DKP, harness to plug, pin 21 rear
05' IS300 99-8151 red/yellow. Instrument cluster, red/black. R side of drivers yellow/red. Switch or A/C 22 pin plug fusebox, 13 pin plug control assembly

Lincoln

05' Navigator 06' Mark LT FD1428B FM-K542 Metra 70-5520 Not Required gray/black. Radio harness or wiper motor gray/black. Radio harness black/pink. DKP, harness lt green/red. Parking brake to rear switch black/pink. DKP, gray plug, lt green/red. Parking brake pin 16 switch
05' B-Series 05' Miata 05' Tribute 99-5805 99-7505 99-7505 FD1330B Metra 70-1771 Metra 70-7903 Metra 70-7903 Not Required Not Required Not Required PCM. Passenger side firewall, under black/pink. DKP, harness red/yellow. Switch or SJB, hood. SJB. Fuse/relay box in the pass large black plug, pin 17 to rear kick blue/yellow or blue. white/black. Instrument cluster red/yellow. DKP Parking brake switch ABS. Rear drivers side of engine gray/black. ABS control black/pink. DKP or SJB, lt green/red. Switch or compartment. SJB. Fuse/relay box on module conn C, pin10 SJB, conn D, pin 13 passenger side of center console gray/black. PCM, pin 68

Mercury

05' Mountaineer FD1428B Metra 70-5520 70-1771,705517 Metra 70-5520 Not Required gray/black. Radio harness VDO-MA3400 Audiovox MNSWSS Alpine NVE-K300 Kenwood KNA PG 100 white/orange. Under front center console black/pink. DKP, harness to rear lt green/red. Switch or cluster SJB. Fuse/relay box under driver side dash SJB. Under drivers side dash

06' Montego

FD1426B
white/yellow. DKP or SJB, red/yellow. Switch or SJB, conn B, pin 18 conn B, pin 7 white/yellow. SJB, gray 52 red/yellow. SJB, black 52 pin plug, pin 13 pin plug, pin 50

06' Monterey

Metra 70-5520
Model Metra Scosche American Int'l

ND-K742 ND-K726

Metra 70-7550 70-7551 Metra 70-7550 70-7551 Metra 70-7550 Metra 70-7550 70-7551 N/A Metra 70-7550 70-7551

Ant Adapter Nissan

Metra 40-NI10 Metra 40-NI10 Metra 40-NI10 Metra 40-NI10 Metra 40-NI10 Metra 40-NI10
purple. Parking brake switch green. Parking brake switch green. Switch or DKP green. Switch or cluster, pin 31 green. Switch or cluster green. Switch or cluster

Unified Meter. Behind A/C controls in center console
05' 350Z 05' Altima 05' Frontier 05' Pathfinder 05' Xterra 04'-up Titan/Armada
99-7402 99-7419 99-7581 99-7581 99-7581 99-7406
white. Unified meter and A/C orange or lt green. DKP, amp, pin 26 harness to rear pink or black. Radio harness green/white. DKP, harness (midline or Bose only) to rear lt blue. Radio harness or lt blue. DKP, harness to cluster, pin 6 rear lt blue. Radio harness or lt blue. DKP, harness to cluster, pin 6 rear lt blue. Radio harness or lt blue. DKP, harness to cluster, pin 6 rear white/red. Instrument cluster or green/white. Inside rear view mirror shift lock control
Shift lock control unit. Behind glove box, to the left
Peripheral GMRC-01 Peripheral GMRC-04 GMOS-05 Peripheral GMRC-01

Ant Adapter Pontiac

dk green. BCM, gray 16 pin plug, pin B1 dk green/white. Instrument cluster or PCM dk green/white. PCM, blue plug, pin 34 or 55 dk green. PCM, blue plug, pin 22 under investigation dk green/white. PCM, blue plug, pin 34 purple/white. ECM, second plug from right, pin 17
lt green. Fuse block, black plug, pin C10 lt green. Rear fuseblock, lt gray plug lt green. Passenger side fusebox lt green. BCM, C2, pin 42 under investigation
orange/black. BCM, pink plug, pin A1 lt blue. Switch or cluster

05' Aztek 05' Bonneville

99-2003 99-2003
BCM. Center console above fuse block PCM. Front drivers side of engine compartment. Fuseblock. Under drivers side rear seat PCM. Under drivers side dash left of steering column. BCM. Between the blower motor and pass side kick panel

05' Grand Am

lt blue. BCM, lt gray plug, pin A9
05' Montana/SV6 06' Montana 05' Sunfire

99-2003/95-3304

GM1590B GM1595B
Peripheral GMRC-01 Peripheral GMRC-01 Metra 70-2003
lt blue. Switch or BCM, C2, PCM. In air cleaner assembly. BCM. pin 9 Left of steering column under investigation
lt green. DKP, harness to lt blue. BCM, blue plug, pin PCM. Passenger side rear of engine B2 rear compartment. BCM. Above drivers kick red/black. Front of fusebox, red/black. Parking brake 10 pin plug switch ECM. Behind glove box

05' Vibe

99-8205

Metra 40GM-10

Saturn
06' Relay 95-3304 GM1595B Peripheral GMRC-01 Metra 70-2002 Metra 40-GM10 dk green. PCM, blue plug, pin22 lt green. BCM, C2, pin 42 lt blue. Switch or BCM, C2, PCM. In air cleaner assembly BCM. pin 9 Left of steering coloumn lt blue. BCM, gray 24 pin plug, pin A2 PCM. Pass strut tower ECM. Rear drivers side of engine BCM. Behind glove box

05' L/Series

99-3106
dk green/white or white. PCM lt green. Drivers fusebox, (2.2L) ECM(3.0L) 30 pin plug, pin B4

TOY-K979

Metra 70-1761

Ant Adapter Toyota

red/black. DKP, or bottom of fusebox
red/white. Parking brake switch

05' Camry

purple/white. Clock

05' Celica

TA1465B
white/red. Back of fusebox, 20 red/black. Center console, red/black. Switch or pin plug, pin 5. Or instrument black 13 pin plug. Or BECU, bottom plug, pin 19 cluster instrument cluster purple/white. ECM, second plug from right, pin 17 purple/red. ECM, second plug from bottom, pin 8 red/black. Front of fusebox, red/black. Parking brake 10 pin plug switch red/yellow. Left of fuses, 16 pin plug lt green. BECU, middle plug, pin 2
BECU. Attached to bottom of fusebox

05' Corolla 05' 4Runner

Metra 70-1761 Metra 70-1761
ECM. Behind glove box ECM. Behind glove box BECU. Attached to bottom of fusebox ECM. Behind glove box

05' Echo

purple/white. Back of fusebox, red/black. Top of fusebox, yellow/red. Parking brake 14 pin plug, or ECM 9 pin plug switch yellow. ECM, 2nd plug down, red/black or pink. DKP, 14 pin plug, pin 10 pin 17 lt blue. HVC-ECU, top plug, pin 24 red/black or pink. DKP, blue 18 pin plug, pin 11 black. Parking brake switch black. Parking brake switch
05' Highlander 05' Highlander/Hybrid 05' Landcruiser 05' Matrix

Iso Iso Iso 99-8205

Iso Iso Iso

Iso Iso Iso GM-K422

Metra 70-1761 Metra 70-1761 Metra 70-8113 Metra 70-1761
ECM. Behind glove box ECU. Behind glove box
purple. A/C control assembly, red/black. Drivers fusebox, red/white. Drivers fusebox, bottom 42 pin plug 42 pin plug 22 pin plug purple/white. ECM, second plug from right, pin 17 red/black. Front of fusebox, red/black. Parking brake 10 pin plug switch red/black. Switch or fusebox, 28 pin plug, pin 4 lt green/red. Switch or BECU, white plug, pin 26 red/white. R side of fusebox, 36 pin plug red/white. Parking brake switch ECM. Behind glove box BECU. Above drivers kick ECM. Behind glove box ECM. Behind glove box ECM. Behind glove box ECM. Behind glove box

05' Rav4

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NVE-N852A

DVD Car Navigation System
Guide for Installation and Connections

Contents

PRECAUTIONS Before Installing the System 1. Preparation 2. Connections 3-1. NVE-N852A Wiring Diagram With CVA-1003 etc. 4. Mounting 5. Confirmation 12
Yamagata Printing Co., Ltd. 2-6-34, Takashima, Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan

PRECAUTIONS

s GUIDE FOR INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS FOR AUTHORIZED ALPINE DEALERS Please read this GUIDE FOR INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS FOR AUTHORIZED ALPINE DEALERS and the OWNERS MANUAL thoroughly to familiarize yourself with each control and function. We at ALPINE hope that your new NVE-N852A will give you many years of enjoyment. In case of problems when installing your unit, please contact your authorized ALPINE dealer. USE ONLY IN CARS WITH A 12 VOLT NEGATIVE GROUND. (Check with your dealer if you are not sure.) Failure to do so may result in fire, etc. BEFORE WIRING, DISCONNECT THE CABLE FROM THE NEGATIVE BATTERY TERMINAL. Failure to do so may result in electric shock or injury due to electrical shorts. DO NOT ALLOW CABLES TO BECOME ENTANGLED IN SURROUNDING OBJECTS. Arrange wiring and cables in compliance with the manual to prevent obstructions when driving. Cables or wiring that obstruct or hang up on places such as the steering wheel, gear lever, brake pedals, etc. can be extremely hazardous. DO NOT SPLICE INTO ELECTRICAL CABLES. Never cut away cable insulation to supply power to other equipment. Doing so will exceed the current carrying capacity of the wire and result in fire or electric shock. DO NOT INSTALL IN LOCATIONS WHICH MIGHT HINDER VEHICLE OPERATION, SUCH AS THE STEERING WHEEL OR GEARSHIFT. Doing so may obstruct forward vision or hamper movement etc. and results in serious accident. DO NOT DAMAGE PIPE OR WIRING WHEN DRILLING HOLES. When drilling holes in the chassis for installation, take precautions so as not to contact, damage or obstruct pipes, fuel lines, tanks or electrical wiring. Failure to take such precautions may result in fire. DO NOT ALTER HARDWARE USED IN ANY SAFETY-RELATED SYSTEMS DURING INSTALLATION Never use hardware, utilized to mount critical components in the steering and brake systems or fuel tanks, to make wiring or ground connections. Failure to take such precautions can result in serious damage from fire or vehicle failure.
Points to Observe for Safe Usage
For safe operation of this system, please read this manual carefully. We cannot be responsible for problems resulting from failure to observe the instructions in this manual. Pictorial displays are used to point out safety tips to prevent harm to yourself or others and property damage. Here is what these pictorial displays mean. Knowing them is important to understanding this manual. Meaning of displays This symbol will precede important Warning instructions. Failure to heed them can result in serious injury or death. This symbol precedes important instructions. Failure to heed them Caution can result in injury or property damages.

Warning

DO NOT DISASSEMBLE OR ALTER. Doing so may result in an accident, fire or electric shock. KEEP SMALL OBJECTS SUCH AS BATTERIES OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN. Swallowing them may result in serious injury. If swallowed, consult a physician immediately. USE THE CORRECT AMPERE RATING WHEN REPLACING FUSES. Failure to do so may result in fire or electric shock.
DO NOT INSTALL THE MONITOR NEAR THE PASSENGER SEAT AIR BAG. If the unit is not installed correctly the air bag may not function correctly and when triggered the air bag may cause the monitor to spring upwards causing an accident and injuries. MAKE THE CORRECT CONNECTIONS. Failure to make the proper connections may result in fire or product damage.

Precautions IMPORTANT

Please record the serial number of your unit in the space provided on the back cover of Owners Manual and keep it as a permanent record. The serial number plate is located on the bottom of the unit. For installation of the main unit, avoid areas with a high incidence of dust or moisture. Installing the unit in such locations may result in contamination of the DVD ROM making it unreadable. Do not install the navigation system near a CD player that may interfere with GPS signal reception. The optimum locations for installing the GPS antenna are: on the dashboard where no metal piece (such as the defogger wire or antenna wire) is located on the windshield. where no metal cover is located. Route the Speed Pulse Sensor cable away from the audio cables in order to avoid picking up noises.

Caution

HAVE THE WIRING AND INSTALLATION DONE BY EXPERTS. The wiring and installation of this unit requires special technical skill and experience. To ensure safety, always contact the dealer where you purchased this product to have the work done. USE SPECIFIED ACCESSORY PARTS AND INSTALL THEM SECURELY. Be sure to use only the specified accessory parts. Use of other than designated parts may damage this unit internally or may not securely install the unit in place. This may cause parts to become loose resulting in hazards or product failure. DO NOT INSTALL IN LOCATIONS WITH HIGH MOISTURE OR DUST. Avoid installing the unit in locations with high incidence of moisture or dust. Moisture or dust that penetrates into this unit may result in product failure. ARRANGE THE WIRING SO IT IS NOT CRIMPED OR PINCHED BY A SHARP METAL EDGE. Route the cables and wiring away from moving parts (like the seat rails) or sharp or pointed edges. This will prevent crimping and damage to the wiring. If wiring passes through a hole in metal, use a rubber grommet to prevent the wires insulation from being cut by the metal edge of the hole.

Before Installing the System

Mounting the ECU

Find a suitable location for the ECU. Avoid any moving parts, places where moisture can arise, or locations near extreme heat. Locations such as under the front seats, or hanging from the rear package tray work the best. Caution: The ECU must be mounted horizontal (less than 5). The gyro sensor is mounted inside the ECU and will not work properly when the unit is mounted on its side. Keep this in mind when choosing a mounting location.

Wiring

To wire the NVE-N852A is about as simple as wiring a cellular phone or a head unit. There are only seven wires to connect on the main harness. The remaining wire should be used for connecting to a device having the IN-INT (InInterrupt) function. Yellow. Battery(+) Black. Ground Red.. Ignition(+) White/Blue. Illumination(+) Green/White. Vehicle Speed Sensor (VSS) Yellow/Blue. Parking Brake (+) Pink/sky blue. To a device having the IN-INT function () Negative output for Audio Mute The basic connections for power, ground, ignition and illumination are very straight forward. The reverse light input is also a necessary connection. It can typically be found at the transmission switch, the main wire harness that runs to the taillights or at the reverse light itself. The navigation unit must know when the vehicle is driving in reverse, so dont overlook this connection. To transmit the state of the parking brake to the unit, connect the wire to the power supply side of the parking brake switch. The most difficult wire to find will be the VSS wire. This is where the Alpine Application Support team enters the picture. Simply call 1 (800) TECH-101 and speak with an application support specialist. We will fax you all of the necessary information about what color the wire is and where to find it. For the after hours or weekend installs, Alpine has a 24 hour Fast Fax line which can send the information with just a few key strokes on a touch tone phone. When calling, please have your dealer account number and the make, model and year of the vehicle available. The Alpine Fast Fax phone number is 1 (800) 978-9655 Caution: Some older vehicles may not have VSS wires. In this case you must install a speed pulse generator onto the speedometer cable.

Mounting the GPS antenna

The GPS antenna needs to be mounted in a location that is the most "visible" to the GPS satellites. Ideally, mounting the antenna on the top of the roof or on the trunk lid would be the best location. The GPS antenna typically can receive the needed signals when mounted inside of the vehicle, but some precautions must be taken to insure proper performance. First, try and mount the system in a location in the vehicle that allows for the best line-of-site performance. Locations such as the rear package tray or front dash work the best. Secure the antenna with double sided tape or silicone. Carefully route the antenna cable and connect it to the ECU. The cable is matched to its length, so do not shorten or extend. Avoid making sharp bends in the cable. Wind excess cable into large loops. Cautions: Care should be taken in finding the proper mounting location. Do not mount under any metal surface. Some window tinting material, with high metal content like tintanium, can reduce the GPS antennas reception. Also, some newer vehicles incorporate special heat resistant glass, Oldsmobile Aurora as an example, and will cause GPS reception problems. For these types of situations, it is best to install the GPS on the roof or the rear trunk lid, use a small amount of silicone or some double stick tape applied to the bottom of the antenna. This will prevent the magnetic base from moving and possibly scratching the paint on the vehicle.

Vehicle Speed Sensor Testing and Verification
For Digital Type Speed Sensor:
You will need a digital multimeter set to DC Volts at the 30 volt range or on auto-range. For front wheel drive, jack up only one of the front two tires. For rear wheel drive, jack up only one of the rear wheels. For vehicles with PosiTraction, you will need to jack up both of the drive line wheels. Be sure to use jack stands and block the remaining wheels to prevent the vehicle from rolling. Connect the Black lead of the multimeter to chassis ground. Probe the speed pulse wire with the Red lead. Turn the ignition key to the "ON" or "RUN" position, but do not start the vehicle. Read the multimeter. It should show either zero volts (off) or a voltage ranging from 5-12 volts (on). This voltage range will differ depending upon the vehicle, however it will not fluctuate. Rotate the tire slowly. The voltmeter should change state between zero volts (off) and 5-12 volts (on) or vice-versa within 2-3 rotations of the tire. You have now verified the digital speed pulse.
Resources For VSS Information
Alpine constantly performs research on a variety of vehicles and is currently compiling a database of VSS wire information. This information is available to you 24 hours a day on our Fast Fax line at 1 (800)978-9655. Please have your dealer account number ready when calling. If calling for first time and you do not know the document number you are requesting, please order document number 02 (Dealer Master Index). If you happen to come across a vehicle that is not listed in the database, please call Alpine Application Support at (800) TECH-101.

Testing The System

To allow the ECU to sync up with the GPS satellites you must park the vehicle outside in an open area. The GPS antenna has the best reception, away from tall buildings or trees. This process will take the system about 10 to 30 minutes to receive the GPS data and find the approximate vehicle location. Turn on the unit. Once the unit "wakes up" and the disclaimer screen appears, press the "ENTER" button. The map screen should appear. The vehicle icon may appear on a blank map screen (no roads are illustrated). This condition is normal. Also note the GPS signal icon located on the upper left hand corner of the screen. It is in the shape of a satellite, and will initially appear dark grey with a black background. Once the unit receives the GPS data, the GPS icon change color from dark grey (no reception), to light blue (minimum reception), and finally yellow (maximum reception). The vehicle icon should now be placed onto the map with your approximate vehicle location. Don't worry if your map position is a block or so away from your actual position, the system will correct itself as you drive. If the GPS icon does not change color in the specified time period, move the vehicle to another location or relocate the antenna and try again.

For Analog Type Speed Sensor
Analog speed pulse is measured as AC voltage, with reference to chassis ground. Due to varying AC voltages and frequencies, the only accurate way to verify an analog speed pulse is to use an oscilloscope. Using a digital multimeter, verify that the wire does not have a positive DC voltage by setting it to AC voltage at the 30 volt range or on auto-range. Connect the black lead of the multimeter to chassis ground. Probe the speed pulse wire with the red lead. The meter should read zero volts. Start the car and begin to drive slowly. It is a good idea to have someone with you in the vehicle to read the multimeter while you keep your eyes on the road. The meter should slowly begin to show an increase AC voltage will increase as well. Maximum AC voltage should be somewhere around 5-8 volts at 60 MPH. NOTE: Please do not confuse this process with checking the tachometer wire. The tach wire increases voltage with the engine's RPM. The speed pulse wire increases voltage with the vehicle's actual speed. If any of these conditions differ with your findings, please call Application Support at (800) TECH-101.

The Test Drive

The navigation system must be driven for about 10 to 15 minutes on actual roads for the map matching process to accurately place the vehicle in the correct position. Dont worry if the system has you driving in the wrong direction on the map. Also note that the grey bar on the bottom of the screen should display the current street name within this time period. The more you drive, the more the system will correct itself. If the vehicle icon does not move smoothly as you drive, or the street name does not appear on the bottom of the screen, you may not have the proper VSS wire. Double check your connections and verify the VSS wire once again.
What if the vehicle doesn't have a VSS wire ?
Most pre-1980 vehicle have mechanical speedometers and do not employ cruise control systems. Therefore, these vehicles may not have a VSS wire. Alpine speed pulse generator NVE-K300 is separately sold. This will magnetize the metal in the tire of the vehicle. The magnetic field created is sensed as a pulse during for each rotation of the tire. The number of tire rotations is used to calculate the vehicles speed. Not all vehicles can use this generator, but it can be a solution for most of these vehicles.

Self Calibration

It is normal that the system may not exactly follow the vehicle's path for about a day or so. The system is learning the vehicle. It is calibrating the speed pulse and gyro and checking it with the GPS. The more the vehicle is driven, the more accurate the system becomes. This is also true if the tire size is changed. The system may be a little off for a day or so but it will correct itself.

System Check

With the system on, please confirm the following items for proper operation: GPS reception: The GPS icon will be colored blue when the system receives 3 satellites and yellow when 4 or more satellites are received. Illumination: When the parking lights are on the screen should dim (the brightness can be controlled through the setup mode). Reverse: The vehicle will back up on the map when the vehicle is in reverse and moving backwards. Speed pulse (VSS): Just drive, if the VSS is correct, the vehicle will move with you and stop when you stop.

1. Preparation

(2.5 m)

Check accessory parts.

(5 m) GPS antenna

Antenna mounting plate

3 Cable clamp
2 Parking brake aux. cord Solderless connector 2 Remote Control Remote Control Holder
Power cable (4.5 m) 13P RGB extension cable (6 m) 2 Floor base 3 Screw with double washer (M5 8) 4
Battery (AAA) 4 Hex bolt (M6 50) Flanged self-tapping screw (M5 15) 4

1 Bracket

One each left and right 6 Spring washer (M6) Flanged Hex Nut (M6) 4

Wing Nut (M6)

9 Velcro Fastener 2

! Velcro Tape

" Self-tapping Screw (M3 12) 4
Prepare tools and mounting information.

Screwdriver

Electrical tape

Pliers

Spanner

Pencil and eraser

Park the vehicle in a safe and level location.
Apply the brake and remove the ignition key.
Mount the antenna on the roof.
Clean dust and oil at the mounting location and mount the antenna. Notes: The magnet of the antenna is very strong. Proceed cautiously to prevent any damage to the vehicles body. Keep the magnet away from articles susceptible to magnetic fields such as credit cards, watches, etc. Do not paint the antenna. Reception sensitivity may be decreased. Antenna
Mounting the antenna inside the vehicle.
1. Clean the mounting location. 2. Put on the antenna mounting plate. 3. Mount the antenna. Notes: Mount the antenna on a flat plane of the dash board or rear tray. Some thermal reflection type or thermal absorption type glass may interrupt high frequency waves. If reception is poor with the antenna installed inside the car, try to mount the antenna outside the car.

Antenna

Routing the antenna cable.
1. Route the cable using the provided cable clamps to take up the cables slack. 2. Use the waterproof pad when running the cable under the vehicles rubber gasket. 3. Attach the cable at several points using the remaining cable clamps. Water proof pad Cable clamps

2. Connections

Disconnect the battery () terminal.
Note: Some vehicles contain a vehicle control computer etc. in this case, contents of the computer memory may be erased when the battery () lead is disconnected.
Connect the power lead to this unit.

Insert until a click sound is heard.
Wrap electrical tape around end of leads not used.
Connect the battery () terminal and turn the ignition key to the ACC or ON position. Check to see if operation can be performed properly.
(Is the power turned on? Is the illumination turned on?) You can check the language selection menu with the monitor. (Refer to the Owners Manual for details.)
3. NVE-N852A Wiring Diagram With CVA-1003 etc.
The connecting with CVA-1005/CVA-1006/IVA-C800/IVA-C801/TME-M750/ TME-M750A/TME-M790 are also the same as this diagram.
Battery Lead (Yellow) (5A) BATTERY Ignition (Red) To the Acc power lead (5A)
Ground (Black) Connect to a metal part of chassis body with screw Illumination (Dimmer) (+) (White/Blue) To the Illumination signal line
Parking Brake (Yellow/Blue) To the parking brake signal line

CVA-1003

Speed Sensor (Green/White) Connect to VSS (Digital or Analog 0V 3V)
To the vehicle speed pulse line
Mute (Pink/Sky blue) Use this to connect a device having the IN-INT function () output for Audio Mute

GPS Antenna (Included)

Note: SOLDER ALL CONNECTIONS
Power Connector Pin Configuration
13P RGB Extension Cable Included Ground (Black) Acc (Ignition) (Red) Mute (Pink/Sky blue) Open Open Battery (Yellow) Dimmer In (Illumination) (White/Blue) Speed Sensor (Green/White)
9 Parking Brake (Yellow/Blue) 10 Open

MIC/SW

TO DISP.

POWER GPS ANT.

Use for future system expansion
* Improper connection of the speed pulse line may cause important safety features of the vehicle to fail (such as the brakes or air bag). Such failures may result in an accident and loss of life. We strongly recommend that the installation be performed by a trained, authorized Alpine dealer.

4. Mounting

Note: The main unit must be mounted within 5 degrees of the horizontal, left to right, and 30 degrees of the horizontal, back to front. Less than 30
a When mounting using Velcro fastener

Place Velcro fastener.

Place two pieces of Velcro fastener onto the mounting surface. The rough side should be facing the navigation unit.
Press the Navigation unit onto the Velcro fastener at the mounting position.

Remove the backing to the adhesive on the Velcro strips. Press the Navigation unit onto the mounting location. Continued to 5. Securing leads, etc. Velcro fastener Floor
a When mounting on the rear tray
Mount the brackets 1 on the unit.
Mount the brackets at both sides of the unit with screws with double washer (M58) 3.
Depending on the locations of the mounting screw holes, the mounting brackets (for the left and right) can be used on either side.

(Bottom side)

Attach the unit on the rear tray.
Attach the unit securely with hex bolts (M650) 4, flanged hex nut (M6) 7, spring washers (M6) 6, and wing nuts (M6) 8. Continued to 5. Securing leads, etc.
a When mounting the unit directly on the floor
Mount the unit on the floor.
Mount the unit on the floor with flanged self-tapping screws (M515) 5 and spring washers (M6) 6. Warning: Do not damage pipe or wiring when drilling holes. Continued to 5. Securing leads. etc.
a When mounting with floor base brackets

Mount the brackets 1.

Mount the brackets 1 at both sides of the unit with screws with double washer (M58) 3.
Determine mounting position of the floor base 2 for placement under the carpet.
Cut the carpet in "x" shape with a cutter and insert the floor base 2 from under side of the carpet.
Mount the unit on the carpet with spring washer (M6) 6 and wing nuts (M6) 8.
Continued to 5. Securing leads, etc.

Securing leads, etc.

Make sure leads are not pinched by moving parts such as the seat rail, etc. Also check for damaged from sharp edges or protrusions.
Connect the battery () terminal.

5. Confirmation

Turn on the engine key. Make sure the unit is operating correctly by referring to the Owners Manual.
Make sure all factory components such as brake lamps, parking lamps, etc. work correctly.
a Remote control holder mounting method If the remote control is in direct sunlight, remove it from the holder and keep it in the glove box. When the holder cannot be mounted securely with double-sided adhesive tape !, mount it by using screws ".
Reinforcement screws " Remote control Remote control holder Protective Paper
Console box, etc. * Double-sided adhesive tape (Before putting on the holder, clean dirt on the mounting location)

 

Technical specifications

General
Product TypeSpeed pulse generator
Universal Product Identifiers
BrandAlpine Electronics
Part NumberNVE-K300

 

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