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Brand : ALPINE

Model : HCEC2600FD4

Category : Dashcam

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USER MANUAL HCEC2600FD4 ALPINE

bumpers and Universal bumper installation Installation Manual Introduction • Congratulations on purchasing the HCE-C2600FD4/HCE2100RD4. This installation manual

designed take you through the step-by-step installation

the HCE-C2600FD4/HCE2100RD4. Please familiarize yourself with the owner's manual and

you still have additional questions please call 1-800- TECH -101. Note

  • Design and specifications are subject

change without notice for improvement. To Ensure Safe Use Always Follow These Precautions

  • The installation of this product requires specialized skills and experience.

recommend that you have the product installed by

Alpine authorized dealer.

  • Before you use this product,

sure to carefully read this installation manual and the separate user's manual

that you can use the product correctly. Alpine Electronics bears no responsibility for problems that arise as a result of failure to follow the instructions in the manuals.

  • This manual includes a number of symbols that are intended to help you use the product safely, to prevent harm to you and others, and to protect against damage to property. These symbols and their meanings are listed below. Make sure you fully understand these symbols before you begin reading the main text.r:HW4'Hi•iijiHi4il!II~·!~ Tools Required Step Drill Air Reciprocating Saw #2 Hex Screwdriver Countersink Drill Bit Cordless Power Drill 3/16" Drill bit Accessory List Camera Bracket 8-32 x ½ Flat Socked Head Cap Decal Guide Screws

Other parts and instruction are described

the HCE-C2600FD / HCE-C2100RD Owners Manual HCE-C2600FD / HCE-C2100RD

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HCE-C2100RD HCE-C2600FD

xSMounting the camera to the bracket 1 Attach the camera to the swivel bracket attachment using the (2) Phillips screws provided. XRC Bumper installation 1 Remove (6) Hex Screws from the bumper plastic cover. 2 Attach the camera to the bumper bracket using the (2) Hex screws. 2 Adjust the camera's depth and mount the camera to the XRC bumper using the (2) Flat socket head cap screws provided.Universal Mount Cutout Instructions 1 Place the decal guide

the desired camera location. \U~

3 Use a step drill to make (4) openings

the camera opening area. 5 Use a metal countersink bit to flush the flathead screws to the bumper. 2 Use a 3/16" drill bit to create (2) screw mounting holes the bumper. 4 Use a reciprocating saw to cut the camera opening. 6 Use the (2) Flathead Hex screws to mount the camera.FOR CAR USE

AUTOM6VILES HCE-C21 OORD HDR REAR VIEW CAMERA HCE-C2600FD HDR FRONT VIEW CAMERA

  • OWNER'S MANUAL Please read before using this equipment.

01013 Vitoria (Alava)-APDO 133, Spain Phone 945-283588 HCE-C2100RD HCE-C2600FD

10R-059930 11® 10R-059931 Designed ALPINE Europe Printed in Korea 68M 17170K46-0 Thank you for purchasing this Alpine product. Please take a moment

protect your purchase

registering your product now

the following address: www.alpine-usa.com/registration. You will

product and software updates (if applicable), special promotions, news about Alpine, and entered for a chance

premios.Operating Instructions English ihwARNING This symbol means important instructions. Failure

heed them can result in serious injury

A camera assists the driver

sending images to the screen showing conditions

the camera. The camera uses a wide-angle lens. Therefore, there is a difference

stance perspective between what is norm ally seen and what appears

the screen. Also, the images shown by the rearview camera are reversed,

as to appear the same

what is seen through the rearview mirror. The camera may not perform

cond iti ons such as hard rain, snow, fog

emely high or low temperatures near camera slope

very bright light such headlamp or bright nlight moving from very dark very bright light and vice versa such

parking garages or tunnels extremely low light areas walls

objects that are located diagonally

the camera retracted mirrors that change camera viewing angle open doors or trunks changes

vehicle due to loading capacity or hydraulic suspensions obstacles lo

the corner the vehicle

NOT DISASSEMBLE ALTER. Doing so may result in

electric shock. KEEP SMALL OBJECTS SUCH AS BOLTS OR SCREWS OUT

THE REACH CHILDREN. Swa llowing them may result in serious injury.

swa llowed. consult a Doctor immediately. USE THE CORRECT AMPERE RATING WHEN REPLACING FUSES. Failure

VOLT NEGATIVE GROUND. (Check with yo

steering systems (or any other safety-related system),

tanks should NEVER be used for installations

ground connections. Using such parts could disable control

the vehicle and cause fire etc.

NOT DAMAGE PIPE OR WIRING WHEN DRILLING HOLES. When drilling holes in the chassis for installation, take precauti ons

obstruct pipes, fuel lines, ta nks or electrical wiring. Failure

take such precautions may result

splay may distract the driver from looking ahead

hicle and cause an acciden

NOT SPLICE INTO ELECTRICAL CABLES. Never cut away cable insulation

other equipment. Doing so will exceed the current carrying capacity

THE STEERING WHEEL OR GEAR LEVER. Doing so may obstruct forward vision or hamper movement etc. and results in serious accident.

the manual to prevent obstructions when driving. Cables

wiring that obstruct or hang

on places such as the steering wheel, gear lever, brake pedals, etc. can be ex

MOVING PARTS Route the cables and wiring away from hot

moving parts, and fix them

curely to avoid heat/mechanical damage to the cable insulation, which may result in shortcircuit, fire

electric shock. MAKE THE CORRECT CONNECTIONS. When making connections

the vehicle's electrical system, be aware

the factory installed components ( e.g. on-board com puter).

not tap into these leads

provide power for this unit. When connecting the device

the device has the appropriate amperage. Failure

may result in fire or damage

the unit and/or the vehicle. When in doubt, consult yo

THIS PRODUCT FOR MOBILE

VOLT APPLICATIONS. Use for other than its designed application may result in fire, electric s

so may result in an accident. WHEN INSTALLING OR CHECKING A CAMERA,

may result in an acciden

heed them can result in injury or material 1,roperty damage. HAVE THE WIRING AND INSTALLATION DONE EXPERTS. The wi

e safety, always contact

e dealer where you purchased this product to have the work done. ARRANGE THE WIRING

A SHARP METAL EDGE. Route

e cables and wiring away from moving parts (like the seat rails)

pointed edges. This will prevent crimping and damage to th e wiring.

accessory parts. Use

an designated parts may damage this unit

connect the colour coded leads according

may cause personal injury

your authorized Alpine dealer

earest Alpine Service Center for repairing. EXCEPT FOR THE CAMERA,

reduces the strength

the camera's mounting

the camera's mounting.

fall off and cause injur

the car's body. NOTICE About Care Device

not assert any excess pressure to the camera or the mounting, as this could ca

e the camera direction to shift,

the camera mounting bracket

off. To prevent the camera lens, mounting and cords from changing

from deteriorating, wipe with a chemical- free, damp cloth.

automatic car wash or high-pressure washer. Doing so could cause the ca mer a to come off, damage to the device cord,

may allow water to enter the camera

the car. In some cases, to attach the device, a hole must be drilled in the car body, requiring use

paint (retail product) for rust-prevention, and should be prepared beforehand.

sure to disconnect the cable from the

battery post before installing your HCE-C2100RD/HCE-C

00FD. This will reduce any chance

damage to the unit in case

to connect the colour

ded leads according to the diagram. correct connecti ons may cause the unit to malfunction

the vehicles electrical system. When making connections to the vehicles electrical system, be aware

the factory installed components (e.g. on-board computer

Do not tap into these leads to provide power for this unit. When connecting the HCE-C2100RD/HCE-C2600FD to the fuse box, make sure the fuse for the intended circuit

the HCE-C2100RD/HCE-C2600FD has the appropriate amperage. Failure to

so may result in damage to the unit and/or the vehicle. When in doubt, consult your Alpine dealer. About Rear Camera The rear camera is optimized for use in this system. as a dedicated product, it should not be used in other systems. Abo

e/white) to the power

the reverse lamp. Consult

Alpine dealer for details. Confirm that this

nne ction is made to the negative side

not use mobile phones and wirel ess devices near the camera. Doing may result in noi

recommended to use mobile phones or wireless devices away from the camera. About Came ra Installation Location Before installing, make sure there is a enough space to be

possible, install the camera in the center

installed off-center, the image may differ from the actual view. Calibration is necessa

connect the unit, confirm that the monitor will require a compatible RCA pin jack.■ HCE-C2100RD English

VIEW CAMERA (HCE-C2100RD) is desi gne

navigation systems with touch- screen operation. Fran~ais

Rearview Camera Operation /Utilisation la camera recul /Funcionamiento lacamara marcha atras Turning the Rearview Camera On and Off /Activation desactivation la camera recul /Encendido y apagado la camara marcha atras English 1 Place the vehicle's transmission into reverse. The video images behind the vehicle and its surroundings are displayed while in reverse. 2 Shifting out

reverse returns the display to whatever was being shown before backing up.

  • Refer also to the Owners Manual

the connected monitor/navigation system.

  • Be sure to also check behind and around the car visually. Use the camera image to assist in showing conditions behind and around the car. • Depending where the unit is installed, actual conditions may differ from the displayed image. Fran~ais 1 Placez le levier

que aparece en la imagen. Changing the Rear Image Configuration /Modification la configuration l'image arriere /Cambio la configuracion la imagen trasera English Touch the screen while the camera image displayed. Touch [Back], [Panorama], [Corner] [Top] choose the viewing angle. [Back]: Rear View Displays image of the area behind the vehicle. Use this when backing into a parking space. [Panorama]: Panorama View Displays general perspective what behind the car. Use this when you want to check mainly behind the car. [Top]: Ground View Displays image from above down to the lower section of the car. Use this when to determine the car's position relation

camera (10ml © Camera mounting screws

the camera mounting stage with the angle adjustment screw shown in the figure. 2 Attach the camera

the camera mounting bracket@ . Pull the camera cable through

the camera mounting bracket@, and secure with the Camera mounting screws@ (see Fig. 2). 3 Loosen the camera mounting bracket@ and angle adjustment screw. Determine the mounting angle, and carefully tighten the angle adjustment screw. Make a 13 mm hole in the surface where the camera is mounted (see Fig. 3). S Pull the camera cable inside the car through the hole made step 6 Peel off the adhesive seal from the camera mounting bracket and attach the camera mounting bracket

the vehicle. required, fix the camera mounting bracket using self-tapping screws. Fran~ais 1 Attachez le support montage palier montage

cannot enter the hole made speciale for the camera cable

a plastic mount area). commer ce.

ema 4 /Fig. 4 English 1 Secure the camera cable while referring

Attach the waterproofing pad ® with the waterproofing pad adhesive sheet

and secure any slack cable around the waterproofing pad ® using the wire clamp

Ensure the cable does not get caught

car hinges and harness covers.

  • After completing wiring, open and close the trunk and the rear doors several times

rubbing anywhere. (D Rearview camera amera recul amara

camionetas (HCE-C2600FD

inapplicable./HCE-C2600FD est inapplicable./HCE-C2600FD

Front pickup truck Avant du pickup Parte delantera

oneta Recommended camera power supply mounting location (inside pickup cab)/ Emplacement montage recommande

vehicle, including pickup trucks, where the connector

camera @ Heat-shrink Tube/ @ Tube thermoretractable/

Fig.IS/Schema IS/Fig.ISEnglish Rubber grommet pass camera wire from inside pickup truck cab

underside pickup truck chassis.

In pickup truck* installations, the wire that connects between the camera and the camera power supply typically gets installed under the pickup truck chassis. - This wire must be protected from damage using split-loom tubing in any areas where it installed under the pickup chassis. - The rubber grommet where the wire passes from the cab

the truck must sealed with silicone prevent moisture intrusion into the pickup truck cab. White connector between rearview camera and power supply. d: Recommended HCE-C2100RD rearview camera mounting location (on rear bumper). In pickup truck installations, the white electrical connector between the rearview camera and the camera's power supply may

must sealed prevent corrosion. Perform waterproofing with the provided heat-shrink tube by following the procedure below: 1 Preparation -Fig.13 (1) Insert the heat-shrink tube@ over the camera extension cable

(2) Connect the camera cable G) the connector

the camera extension cable CZ). (3) Install the heat-shrink tube@) tube (A)

covered (with approx. inch). 2 Waterproofing -Fig.14 When preparation complete, straighten the cable, and shrink the heat-shrink tube by heating it from side (B) with a heat gun. 3 Check -Fig.1 S Ensure that connectors (A) and (C)

burn yourself completer processus d'etancheite. during this procedure.

  • After waterproofing is complete,

&Attention not bend the cord forcibly. • Veillez a

head units navigation systems with touch-screen operation. Fran~ais

[Top] choose the viewing angle. [Panorama]: Panorama View: Displays a general perspective what ahead

the car. Use this when you want to check mainly ahead

the car. [Corner]: Corner View: Displays a divided image left and right centre. Use this mainly when checking left and right directional view. [Top]: Ground View: Displays

image from above down to the lower section

@ Camera mounting stage @ Palier

© Camera mounting screws

the camera mounting stage with the special screw for angle adjustment using the supplied hex wrench shown in the figure. 2 Attach the camera

the camera mounting bracket@ . Pull the camera cable through

the camera mounting bracket

and secure with the Camera mounting screws @ (see F ig. 9). 3 Loosen the camera mounting bracket@ and angle adjustment screw. Determine the mounting angle, and carefully tighten the angle adjustment screw. 4 Make a 13 mm hole in the surface where the camera mounted (see Fig. 10). 5 Pull the camera cable inside the car through the hole made step 3. 6 Peel off the adhesive seal from the camera mounting bracket and attach the camera mounting bracket

the vehicle. required, fix the camera mounting bracket using self-tapping screws. 7 Connect the camera cable through the service hole

camera @ (schema 9). 3 Deserrez support

  • Attach the camera in a position where it does

Use retail touch-up pai nt to

and surrounding area when a hole has been touche pas

  • Route all cables away from h

the KCX -C2600B sold separately) when simultaneously connlKtlng the front camera and the rear camera. Some

the products may not

head unit Navigation with direct connection./ Unite principale

English • For details connection, refer to the installation manual the HCE-C2100RD-compatible product.

  • Connect the water-proof connector for the camera and camera extension cable securely. When disconnecting the water-proof connector, use a flat-blade screwdriver. • REAR VIEW CAMERA (HCE-C2100RD) designed for use with Alpine head units or navigation systems (INE-W710D, etc.). with touch-screen operation. If you connect the HCE-C2JO0RD to a product without a touch-screen display, the

FRONT VIEW CAMERA (HCE-

  • For further details on the camera angle adjustment, refer to "Adjusting the Camera Angle (HCE-C2100RD and HCE-C2600FD)" these Operating Instructions. Fran~ais

la camera (HCE-C2100RD

camara (HCE-C2100RD y HCE-C2600FD) <ex. rearview camera> /<p. ex., camera

after turning off the engine and applying the hand brake avoid accident. 1 Put the gear shift into reverse (R) or press ON/OFF, and check the image from the camera on the display. When you set the corner view, adjust the angle that the road may

roughly viewed horizontally (Fig. 14). 2 Loosen the camera mounting bracket® and angle adjustment screw. Determine the viewing angle, and carefully tighten the angle adjustment screw. English Information on Disposal

Old Electrical and Electronic Equipment and Battery (applicable for countries that have adopted spearate waste collection systems)

you want dispose this product,

with general household waste. There

a separate collection system for used electronic products in accordance with legislation that requires proper treatment, recovery and recycling. Contact your local authority for details in cating a recycle facility nearest you. Proper recycling and waste disposal will help conserve resources whist preventing detrimental effects on our health and the environmen

image, CVBS (NTSC video signal) output for 16:9 wide-screen Image output for 16:9 wide-screen Image Output Impedance

inch CMOS image sensor, aspect ratio 4:3 Effective Number

Mega pixels approximately

Mega pixels Lens Section Focal length f=l .27mm, brightness F=l

1.27mm, brightness F=

Field Approximately 180° horizontally, Approximately 180° horizontally, approximately 70° vertically approximately 125° vertically Automatic image Adjusting Automatic exposure adjustment, automatic Automatic exposure adjustment, automatic Function white balance adjustment white balance adjustment Synchronization System Internal synchronization Internal synchronization Luminance S/N

more (center area) Illumination Rangelllumination Approximately 1.SLx

1 00kLx Approximately 1.Slx

Range Operating Temperature Range Camera section: -22 to+ 158F (-30

(excluding Camera section: 23.6x23.6x26.1

the rear) (excluding projection

the rear) Weight Camera section:

g (including cable but not Camera section: 32g (including cable but not including bracket and screw) including bracket and screw)#7/blLPINE

IMITED WARRANTY ALPINE ELECTRONICS AMERICA, INC. ("Alpine"), is dedicated quality craftsmanship and

pleased offer this Warranty. suggest that you read it tho

you have any questions, please contact you r Dealer contact Alpi

below. PRODUCTS COVERED This Warranty covers Car Aud

oducts and Related Accessories ("the product"). Products purchased in the Canada are covered only

the Canada. Products purchased in the U.S.A. are covered only

the U.S.A. LENGTH WARRANTY: This Warranty

effect for one year from the date

the first consumer purchase. e WHO

COVERED: This Warranty ly covers the original purchaser

the product, who must reside

the United States, Puerto Rico Canada. e WHAT

COVERED This Warranty covers defects materials workmanship (parts and labor)

NOT COVERED This Warranty does not cover the

Damage occurring ring shipment

the product Alpine for repair (claims must presented

the carrier). ® Damage caused

accident abuse, including burned voice coils caused over-driving the speaker (amplifier level turned

and driven into distortion clipping). Speaker mechanical failure (e.g. punctures, tears rips). Cracked damaged LCD panels. Dropped damaged hard drives. @ Damage caused negligence, misuse, improper operation failure follow instructions con

the Owner's manual. © Damage caused

out limitatio earthquake, fire, flood, storms other acts nature. Any cost expense related

the removal reinstallation

the product. ® Service performed

unauthorized person, company association.

Any product which has the serial number defac , altered removed

(J) Any product which has been adjusted, altered modified without Alpine's consent @ Any product not distributed Alpine within the United States, Puerto Rico Canada. ® Any product not purchas from Authorized Alpine Dealer. e HOW

You are responsible for delivery

Aut horized Alpine Service Center

pine for repair and for payment

any initial shipping charges. Alpine will,

its opt ion, repair or replace the product with

reconditioned product without charge. If the repairs are covered

the product was shipped

Authorized Alpine Service Center Alpine

Alp ine will pay the return hipping charges. ® You should provide a detailed description

st s upply proof your purchase

oduct securely avoid damage dur

hipment. To prevent st packages

recommended use a carrier that provides a tracking service. e HOW

LIMIT IMPLIED WARRANTIES: ANY IMPLIED WARRANT

INCIDENTAL AND CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES CAUSED

THETERM "INCIDENTAL DAMAGES" REFERS

THE PRODUCT, BUS FAR

TERM "CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES" REFERS

ranty gives you specific legal rig hts, and you may also have other rig hts w

vary from state state and province province. In addi

some states/provinces

ranty lasts, and some

nsequential damages. Accordingl

these matters contained herein may

e IN CANADA ONLY: This Warranty is not valid

ess your Alpine car audio product has been installed your vehicle

Authorized Installation Center

and this warranty stamped

CONTACT CUSTOMER SERVICE: Should the product require rvice, please call the

for your nearest Authorized Alpine rvice Ce

not send products these addresses.

locate a service center .This device complies with part

the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions.

This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.