* The model is component system unit of Monitor Unit and AV Interface Unit.
Caution : The part marked with ! is generating a high voltage, so care will be necessary when working.
TME-M710
4 / 05-A
68E38530S01
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<Cautions for Safe Repair Work>
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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.
Warning
Caution
*The following symbols indicate two levels of cautions.
When you see this symbol, you have to be very careful.
When you see this symbol, you have to follow the instructions there.
If you ignore this symbol and handle the product incorrectly or unsafely,
serious injury or death may result.
If you ignore this symbol and handle the product incorrectly or unsafely,
injury or only material damage may result.
Warning
Do not look squarely into the laser light
coming from the pickup.Always use a designated fuse.
You may loose you sight.Use of an incorrect fuse may result in a fire.
Caution
Do not allow wiring to be caught in the Battery Caution
screw/chassis.Use the designated battery.
If wiring is caught in the screw/chassis, it mayConfirm the correct polarity and seat of the
cause a short circuit, resulting in a fire.battery.
Fuse Caution
An incorrect battery or an improperly connected
or seated battery may result in a fire.
High Temperature CautionDesignated Parts Caution
Touching the heat sink may cause severe burns.Look up the part list and ensure that only
designated parts are used to prevent problems or
accidents.
Reverse Power Supply Connections o
Misconnections CautionEnsure that the wiring is correct when rewiring to
Reverse power supply connections orprevent problems with ignition/breakdown.
misconnections may cause ignition problems and
smoke may result.
Soldering CautionWear Glove
Hot solder from solder splash may cause severe Wear gloves to prevent electrical shocks or injury
burns.from the end face of the metal.
Wiring Caution
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TME-M710
Packing Assembly Parts List
Packing Method View
Specifications
System Connections
Adjustment Procedures
6 to 9
10 to 14
Extension Cable
< Monitor Unit >
< AV Interface Unit >
16 to 25
26 to 36
4
4
5
15
NOTE : Due to continuing product improvement, specifications and designs are subject to
change without notice.
Power Supply ...................................................................................................................... DC14.4V (11.0 to 16.0V)
NOTE : Due to Continuing product improvement, specifications and designs are subject to change without notice.
Monitor Unit : 270g
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System Connections
TME-M710
(North American Model Only)
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Make connections correctly.
Improper connections may cause a fire or operation failure.
Basic connection
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w
q
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t
3
4
5
6
8
d
f
g
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7
9
q
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Battery
y
Chassis
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1 Foot brake lead (Yellow/Black)
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2 Hand brake lead (Yellow/Blue)
3 Dimmer lead (White/Blue)
45
6 Reverse Lead (Orange/White)
7 ACC power lead (Red)
8 Fuse (7.5A)
9 Ground lead (Black)
p Foot brake lamp
q Brake connector (Included)
w Foot brake lead
e Foot brake switch
r Hand (parking) brake lamp
t Hand (parking) brake lead
y Hand (parking) brake switch
u Headphone
i Main monitor
o Connection cable
; RGB cable
a To RGB output terminal
s Made by Alpine navigation
d Audio input connectors (AUX 1)
f Video input connector (AUX 1)
Connect this lead to the foot brake lead powered
when the foot brake is pressed.
Connect this lead to the hand brake lead
powered when the hand brake is pulled.
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.
Remote control output lead (White/Brown)
To remote control input lead of ALPINE products
used in the system.
Use only when a back-up camera is connected.
Connect to the plus side of the car’s reverse
lamp that lights when the transmission is shifted
into reverse (R).
Switches the video picture to the back-up
camera. This is linked with putting the car into
reverse (R).
To ACC power lead powered when engine key
position is ACC.
Connect the 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.
If the cable is too short, use the extension cable
(KWE-664N, sold separately).
Use these connectors to input the audio signals
from a DVD player, video deck etc.
Use this connector to input the video signals
from a DVD player, video deck etc.
g Audio input connectors (AUX 2)
Use these connectors to input the audio signals
from a DVD player, video deck etc.
h Video input connectors (AUX 2)
Use this connector to input the video signals from
a DVD player, video deck etc.
• When connecting a rear view camera, use the “AUX
IN 2”.
To prevent external noise from entering the
audio system.
• Locate the unit and route the leads at least
10cm 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 the coating if necessary)
of the car chassis.
• If you add an optional noise suppressor,
connect it as far away from the unit as
possible. Your Alpine dealer carries various
Alpine noise suppressors, contact them for
further information.
• Your Alpine dealer knows best about noise
prevention measures so consult your dealer for
further information.
FR
ES
DE
IT
SE
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(General Foreign Model Only)
TME-M710
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Make connections correctly.
Improper connections may cause a fire or operation failure.
Basic connection
e
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i
r
t
y
1
2
3
4
5
7
o
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a
s
6
8
p
q
9
w
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1 Parking brake lead (Yellow/Blue)
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2 Dimmer lead (White/Blue)
34
5 Reverse Lead (Orange/White)
6 ACC power lead (Red)
7 Fuse (7.5A)
8 Ground lead (Black)
9 Parking Brake Lamp
p Brake Connector (Included)
q Parking Brake Signal Lead
w Parking Brake Switch
e Headphone
r Main monitor
t Connection cable
y RGB cable
u To RGB output terminal
i Made by Alpine navigation
o Audio input connectors (AUX 1)
; Video input connector (AUX 1)
a Audio input connectors (AUX 2)
s Video input connectors (AUX 2)
Connect this lead to the parking brake lead
powered when parking brake is pulled.
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.
Remote control output lead (White/Brown)
To remote control input lead of ALPINE products
used in the system.
Use only when a back-up camera is connected.
Connect to the plus side of the car’s reverse
lamp that lights when the transmission is shifted
into reverse (R).
Switches the video picture to the back-up
camera. This is linked with putting the car into
reverse (R).
To ACC power lead powered when engine key
position is ACC.
Connect the 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.
If the cable is too short, use the extension cable
(KWE-664N, sold separately).
Use these connectors to input the audio signals
from a DVD player, video deck etc.
Use this connector to input the video signals
from a DVD player, video deck etc.
Use these connectors to input the audio signals
from a DVD player, video deck etc.
Use this connector to input the video signals
from a DVD player, video deck etc.
To prevent external noise from entering 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 the coating if necessary)
of the car chassis.
• If you add an optional noise suppressor,
connect it as far away from the unit as
possible. Your Alpine dealer carries various
Alpine noise suppressors, contact them for
further information.
• Your Alpine dealer knows best about noise
prevention measures so consult your dealer for
further information.
• When connecting a rear view camera, use the “AUX
IN 2”.
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Adjustment Procedures
1. Preparation product :
* TME-M770 and NAVIGATION (North American : NVE-N872A, General Foreign : NVE-N099P) are needed for adjustment.
2. Cancellation of AUX Regulation (Parking Wire)
(North American Model Only)
(1) HAND : L <GND> (ON), FOOT : H <14V> (ON)...by initial setting
(2) HAND : H <14V> (OFF)
(3) HAND : L <GND> (ON)
(4) FOOT : L <GND> (OFF)
3. VIDEO Adjustment
(1) Connection
TME-M710
MONITOR Unit
TP540(VSS)
DC Volt Meter
(General Foreign Model Only)
(1) Parking Brake : L <GND>
GND
AV Interface Unit
TME-M710
MONITOR Unit
TP529(VGH)
GND
AV Interface Unit
TME-M710
MONITOR Unit
TP549(HSYNC)
GND
AV Interface Unit
+
-
Figure 1
DC Volt Meter
+
-
Figure 2
Frequency Counter
+
-
Figure 3
NAVIGATION
NVE-N099P or NVE-N872A
<Map information is displayed. >
TME-M710
MONITOR Unit
RGB-IN
AV Interface Unit
Figure 4
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TME-M710
TME-M710
MONITOR UnitMONITOR Unit
NAVIGATION
NVE-N099P or NVE-N872A
<Map information is displayed. >
+
-
Pattern Generator
(10STEP SIGNAL : NTSC)
+
-
Pattern Generator
(10STEP SIGNAL : NTSC)
RGB-INAUX-OUT
AUX-IN
AV Interface UnitAV Interface Unit
TME-M710
MONITOR Unit
TP525(VCOM)
AUX IN
GND
AV Interface Unit
TME-M710
MONITOR Unit
AUX IN
GND
AV Interface Unit
TME-M710
MONITOR Unit
TP530(GREEN)
Figure 5
COMPOSITE SIGNAL
GND
GND
Figure 7
Oscilloscope
+
-
Oscilloscope
Figure 6
+
-
Pattern Generator
(10STEP SIGNAL : NTSC)
+
-
Pattern Generator
STEP13 : (10STEP SIGNAL : NTSC)
STEP14 : (PAL COLOR BAR)
+
-
Pattern Generator
(PAL COLOR BAR)
AUX IN
GND
AV Interface Unit
TME-M710
MONITOR Unit
TP528(RED)
AUX IN
GND
AV Interface Unit
TME-M710
MONITOR Unit
TP532(BLUE)
AUX IN
GND
AV Interface Unit
GND
GND
GND
+
-
Oscilloscope
+
-
Oscilloscope
+
-
Figure 8
Figure 9
Figure 10
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(2) Adjustment Procedures
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NOTE : NAVIGATION(*) = North American : NVE-N872A, General Foreign : NVE-N099P
StepOperations Process
Connection
Test Point/
P.W.Board
Coordinates
TME-M710
Adjustment
AUX terminal
1
2
VSS Voltage Adjustment
VGH Voltage Adjustment
3
HSYNC Frequency Adjustment
4
NAVI Screen Adjustment (1)
5
NAVI Screen Adjustment (2)
6
Switching MODE1 and setting DIAG Mode
7
Figure 1 to 3
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3
Figure 4
Figure 5
Figure 6
TP540
(4-E)
TP529
(4-E)
TP549
(4-E)
Confirm AUX terminal OPEN.
Adjust by VR501 so that it may be set to
-16V+0.05, -0.05.
Adjust by VR500 so that it may be set to
+13V+0.05, -0.05.
Adjust by VR504 so that it may be set to 15.73KHz.
(1) After connecting NAVIGATION(*) and TME-M710,
switched NAV. Mode.
(2) Monitored NAVI position adjustment screen by
TME-M710.
<NAVIGATION (*) Screen position setting value :
“X=-2, Y=00”>
(3) Adjust by VR503 so that a white line may be
visible to right and left of NAVI position adjustment
screen.
(1) After connecting NAVIGATION(*) and TME-M770,
inputed Composite Signal to TME-M710 AUX-IN1.
(2) Monitored NAVI position adjustment screen by
TME-M710.
<NAVIGATION(*) Screen position setting value :
“X=00, Y=00”>
(3) Switched AUX1 Mode (TME-M710).
(4) Switched MODE2 by pushing long DISP Key.
(5) Adjust by VR505 so that a white line may be
visible to right and left of NAVI position adjustment
screen.
(1) Switched MODE1 by pushing long DISP Key.
(2) Inputed 10STEP SIGNAL NTSC to AUX-IN 1
(TME-M710).
(3) After pushing long POWER Key, pushed VOLUME
Down Key and VOLUME Up Key in an order.
(Setting DIAG Mode)
8
COM AMP Adjustment
9
COM DC Adjustment
10
BRIGHT Adjustment
11
CONT-RGB 2 Adjustment
12
NTSC TINT Adjustment
13
PAL COLOR Adjustment
14
PAL TINT Adjustment
Figure 6
Figure 7
Figure 8
Figure 7
Figure 9
Figure 9
Figure 9
TP525
(4-E)
TP530
(4-F)
TP528
(4-F)
TP528
(4-F)
TP528
(4-F)
Adjust to 6.5Vp-p by VOLUME Up/Down Key as
becoming the waveform of Figure 11.
Adjust by VOLUME Up/Down Key so as that flicker of
screen may disappear.
Adjust to black color should be set to “0 level” by
VOLUME Up/Down Key as becoming the waveform
of Figure 12.
Adjust by L508 so that outside frame of H characters
shown in Figure 13 may become black.
(1) Switched NTSC COLOR BAR.
(2) Set up NTSC COLOR value “65” by VOLUME Up/
Down Key.
(3) Adjust by VOLUME Up/Down Key as becoming the
waveform of Figure 14.
(1) Switched PAL COLOR BAR.
(2) Adjust by VOLUME Up/Down Key as becoming the
waveform of Figure 15.
Adjust by VOLUME Up/Down Key as becoming the
waveform of Figure 15.
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StepOperations Process
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Connection
Test Point/
P.W.Board
Coordinates
TME-M710
Adjustment
PAL PHASE Adjustment
15
16
Cancellation DIAG Mode
Figure 11
Figure 10
Figure 10
TP532
(4-F)
Adjust by VOLUME Up/Down Key as becoming the
waveform of Figure 16.
Cancelled DIAG Mode by Pushing POWER Key at
DIAG Mode.
Figure 12
Figure 13
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Figure 14
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TME-M710
Figure 15
Figure 16
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Extension Cable
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*Always connect the Extension Cable when making checks of voltage and repair.
< Monitor Unit >
LCD Display
TME-M710
KEY P.W.Board
MONITOR P.W.Board
CB900
32PIN
CB504
CB500
(1)
(2)
(1) 01E37339S01
(2) 01E37341S01
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TME-M710
Block Diagram
Parts Layout on P.W.Boards and Wiring Diagram
Schematic Diagram
Terminal Voltage of IC/TR
18 , 19
20 , 21
22 to 24
Exploded View (Cabinet)
17
25
NOTE : Due to continuing product improvement, specifications and designs are subject to
change without notice.
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Block Diagram
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ACC+5V
REMSEN
KEY
GND
GND
DIMMER
GND
SHIELD-GND
RGB/VIDEO
1
S-GND
2
3
RGB
4
5
NTSC/PAL
6
CS_DECODER
7
CS_DAC
8
SLK
9
DI
10
CS_OSD
11
KEY
12
REMSEN
13
ACC+9V
14
P-GND
15
BL-PWM(BL-OFF)
16
BL +9V
17
BL-GND
18
P.GND
19
20
SP-OUT
REMO-CON
RECEIVER
ICC:Max1mA
BUFFER
BUFFER
BUFFER
BUFFER
BUFFER
DIMMER
POW
IND.
DAC
OSD
BUFFER
KEY
POW-CTL
VGH-CTL
VGL-CTL
V-MUTE
MODE1, 2
OSD RESET
ACC+9V
3.58
MHz
4.43
MHz
RGB
VSH,V5B
ACC+5V
REG.
ACC+3.3V
REG.
PWR+5V
REG.
DC/DC
CONVERTER
ACC+5V
P.SAVE
Vcc1
CHROMATIC
CIRCUIT
TME-M710
ACC+5V
ACC+3.3V
VSH,V5B
-16V
+13V
-11V
-10V
ICC1:58mA
13V
ICC2: 6
mA
ICC3:1.5mA
Vcc2
Vcc3
SYNCOUT
BLKIN
TC
7SH
32FU
Hsync
NTSC/PAL
MDW, MDN
SYNI
VCS
HSY
VSY
TC7S
66FU
CONTROL
CIRCUIT
TFT
+5V
RGB
VDD
-11V
-10V
ISH:60mA
IGH:1mA
IGL:-1mA
ICC:1mA
ISS:-1mA
IDD:15mA
+5V +13V
-10V
VGH
VGL
VSH
LCD
PANEL
UNIT
ACC+9V
BACK
LIGHT
INVERTER
IL=6mArms(Max6.5)
VL7:660Vrms(Max730)
WL:4.29W
-11V
-16V
VCC
VSS
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KEY P.W.Board
(Foil Side View)
TME-M710
1
2
4
3
LCD504
ASSY,LB065WQ2
(Bottom Side View)
To CB504
321
Caution:The part marked with is generating a high voltage,
so care will be necessary when working.
WHT
PNK
1 2
B
MONITOR P.W.Board
(Component Side View)
Q509
R616R613
C598
C597
Q508
BEEB
R577
TP548TP547TP546
C576
R588
IC508
R552
R634
C582
R553
R589
C580
R571
C550
RA505
XL501
C615
R533
E513
ZD503
R536
R578C574
C566R566C565
R538
C573
R573
R633
EB
C546
XL500
R574
C548
R550
Q512
R575
R576
R527R528R541R544C545C535R529R546C547R556
SD501
D507C592C593
C594
ZD500
VR504
B
Q500
L512
C603
SD500
VR501
R542
R547
VR502
R612R607
R606C595
R608
C596C600R618C591
R605R617
L514
132
C543
R532
R524
C538
C536
R526R525
C534
VR500
R535R540C544
IC507
R543R545
C549
EBE
E504
Q501
L510L509
E506E505
R602
C588
IC509
VR505
31
54
IC513
A
SD502
CB504
R581
R587
R582R586C578
VR503
C532
R585
R580
RA502
TP534
C589
E512
E511
E501
C529
R583
C608
L506
RA501
F500
C523
4
3
C577
51
IC510
R590
L513
L511
C575
E510
E508
E509
CB500
R564
C561
R508
R511
IC504
R523
R522
IC505
IC503
ZD502ZD501
T500
C533
C530
C526
C525
C524
RA503
R512
C540
C539
L508
IC506
C537
C518
R519
C519
R516
R515
C520
E502
D502D503D504D501D500
To AV Interface Unit
(B.BOX P.W.Board (CB101))
C500
D515
CB501
KEY P.W.Board
(Component Side View)
21
To CB503
2
CB503
1
IC502
IC501
C511
C509
IC512
SP502
CB502
21
SPEAKER, 8ohm-1W
RED
12
BLK
To CB502
R500
R904
2
1
SW900
R901
R902
ZD900LD900
34
IC900
R906
R909
R908
R907
Q901
SW901
SW904SW903SW902
R903
R905
TP905
E900
TP904
CB900
TP902
TP903TP901
5
A
To CB500
17
To CB900
17
Orange Color Pattern:Component Side Pattern
Blue Color Pattern:Foil Side Pattern
FGEDCB
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1
MONITOR P.W.Board (Foil Side View)
TME-M710
2
4
3
C528
C522C516
C515
C506
TP504
L505
TP503
TP502
C505C531C521C517
C514C513C512
C504C502
TP508
TP501
TP506TP505
TP523
TP507
TP552
TP551
TP522
TP520
TP521
TP512
TP519
TP513
C501
TP514
TP515
TP516
RA504
R505
C503
R506R507
R509
TP517
C542C541
C527R510
R539
C558
C553C551C555
R537
C557
E514
R534
C556
R520
C560C559
R517
R502
C590
5
Q507
32
R604
Q505
R518
R561
EB
C613
R635
C612
1
R603
R503
R501
L515
Q506
R504
Q511
EB
E
B
R549R548R632
L516
TP518
TP510
TP509
TP511
TP529
C587C585C584
R623
R621
C607
TP531TP529
C579
TP550
TP549
TP525
TP536
TP533
TP535
C581
C586
TP539
TP537
TP525 TP540TP549
C563
C583
TP540
R631
C554
R558
Q504
23
15
TP524
TP542
TP526
TP543
TP527
C614
TP544
TP538
TP530
TP532
C570
C571
RA500
TP545
TP541
TP528
C567
C569
C572
RA506
5321
Q503
C568
R570
C602C599
R625
R569
R567R568
R513R514
R615C601
R624
R565
R626
B
C609C610R627
C562
BE
R560R559R557R630C552
C604
R614
43
IC511
Q510
E
C611
C564
Q502
15
R622
R609R611R610
R619R620C605C606
VD500
TP528
TP530
TP532
5
A
Orange Color Pattern:Component Side Pattern
Blue Color Pattern:Foil Side Pattern