Bypassing Safety Feature: In-dash
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need to know how to how properly install and bypass safety features on indash alpine dvd player movies will not play:d-100
3 things i couldn't live without.........
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Yes there is some way to bypass the e brake thing. Most places hook it up to the ebrake so the only way for a movie to play is if the ebrake is on.
I think Tjamz should be able to help you out
Matt
92 Civic HB
JDM d15b w/14b@8psi
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WRONG^^^^BAD ADVICE
It's usually a ground, though Alpine may have a bit more technology in their newer decks to prevent them from being able to be played when the car is moving
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tjamz wrote:
WRONG^^^^BAD ADVICEIt's usually a ground, though Alpine may have a bit more technology in their newer decks to prevent them from being able to be played when the car is moving
My bad. I helped my buddy fix his pioneer a while back so he could watch movies while moving and I thought it was +12v. Its been a while though. One more reason to read the wiring diagram though.
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just pull the ebrake a click... the pad will wear:icon_thumright:
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The e-brake is just an output signal, usually negative trigger. Put a test light or multi-meter up to the wire of the e-brake. If I remember right, it will be neutral, then when you pull brake slightly, it will turn to a negative constant pulse. The deck, at least when I had Kenwood indash, it was just an input signal from your ebrake wire, which is just a ground signal. I just put that wire to ground and it was good to go to simulate the ebrake being pulled. Maybe your deck is more advanced, but if the wire diagram just wants you to hook it up to your (-) ebrake wire, then its just an input wire that requires a ground pulse. I could be way off, but I was under the impression that the "clicks" of your ebrake lever was the ratchet type device for the amount of pressure is applied to the ebrake line. The harder you pull, the more pressure is applied to your brakes from the line (cable). Your ebrake is just a contact switch when it comes to the wiring portion of it.
The only way your deck would know if your car is moving, is if you tapped into the VSS wire or something similar to it, which is usually used for NAV systems. Other than that or a mercury type switch or something, dont know how "smart" their decks are getting, but how else could it tell if your car is moving or not?
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2FNLOUD wrote:
there are ways to use a toggle and use it in sequence to make it work. Personally i use a pac TR-7 works everytime have had for year now no problem even after swapping the deck into 3 vehicles. It works on my Alpine Iva-d300 and my Cva 1004.
switching a toggle a bunch of times u wanted to watch a your screen would just get annoying... -
Do you have the install guide for your Alpine head unit? It will say in there what exactly the head unit needs to see before you can watch movies. You can rig it up with a couple toggle switches like what was said, but 2FNLOUD hit the nail on the head when he said to use the TR-7 module. I currently have one installed in my vehicle with my Alpine head unit and it works like a champ. If you need one of those modules, PM me, they are in stock.
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Alpine sucks for this what it needs to see is
- 12 volts from footbrake
- ground from park brake, ground removed, ground again
- 12 volts removed
I have mine thru toggles (already built into the dash), I will have to look at the E-bay deal to see if that would work, I doubt it though...
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