HDPD90 - Receiver ALPINE - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL HDPD90 ALPINE

This manual uses various i cons to explain how to use thi s product safely, and reminds you to pay attention to the dan gers t hat may be caused by improper connection and operation. The meaning of th ese icons wil l be explained below. A complete understanding of the meaning of these icons is very important for the correct use of th is manual and th is sy stem. Do not use any f eatures that will d istract you while d riving Any function that affects your concentration should only be used a fter t he car h as come to a complete stop. To use these functions, please park your vehicle i n a safe place first. Otherw ise, an accident may result. Do not disass emb le o r mod ify Otherw ise, it may cause an accident, fire or electric shock . The volum e must be mainta ined at a level where t he noise outside t he c ar c an be hea rd while d riving Inaudible emergency v ehicle sirens and road warning signals (train in tersections, etc.) are very dangerous and may cause accidents. In addition, excessive volume may cause hearing loss. This prod uct is only suitabl e for cars with 12V negative g rounding Otherw ise, it may cause a fire and other accidents. Smal l o bje cts s uch as bol ts o r sc rews sh ould b e kept ou t o f t he reach of c hild ren Swallowing small objects may cause serious injury. Once swallowed by mistake, please immediately medical. When re placing the fuse, you must cho ose a fuse wi th t he co rrect amp ere va lue Otherw ise, it may cause a fire or elect ric s hock. Do not blo ck t he vent ilation h ole s o r heat sink Otherw ise, i t may cause internal heat build-up and may cause a fire. This prod uct can only be use d in 12V mo bil e appl ications If used in n on-designed application s, it may cause fire, electric shock or other injuries. Make the correct connecti on If it is not connected properly, it may cause fire or product damage. Before wiring, disconne ct t he cable from the negative ter minal of the battery Otherw ise, it may cause electric shock or i njury due to ele ctrical short circuit . Warning

It is very dangerous to operate this systemwhile driving. The user should stop beforeoperating the software. Road conditions and laws take precedence overthe information displayed on the map: Whendriving, you should abide by actual trafficrestrictions and conditions. This software is specially designed for thismachine and cannot be used in combinationwith other hardware. Warning This symbol indicates important instructions.Failure to heed these instructions can result inserious injury or even death.2 EN Do not let the cable be entang led with sur rounding objects Arrange the wires and cables in accordance with the requirement s of the manu al to prevent them from becoming obstructive while driving. Cables or wires that obstruct or hang on the steering wheel, s hift lever, brake pedal, etc. are extremely dangerous. Do not splice cables Do not cut the cable insula tion to supply power to other equipment. Otherw ise, th e current carrying ca pacity of the wire will be exceeded, resulting in fire or electric shock. Do not damage the pip e or wiring when dri lling When drilling holes in the chassis for installation, be careful not to touch, damage or obstruct t he pipes, fuel lines, fuel tanks or wires. If you don' t pay attention, it can cause fire. Do not use b olts or nuts in brakes or steering systems for grounding conne ctions Never use bolts or n uts used in brakes or steering systems (or any other safety-related systems) or fuel tanks for installation or grounding connections. Th e use of such parts will cause th e car controller to fail, resulting in fire and so on. Do n ot install on the steering wheel o r gear leve r, etc., which may h inde r th e o peration of the car Otherw ise, it will obstruct the front line of sigh t or obstruct moving parts, etc., causing serious accidents. When there is a p roblem, p lease stop using it imme diately Otherw ise, it may cause personal i njury or damage to th e product. Please return this product to an authorized Alpine dealer or the nearest Alpine serv ice center for repair. As k professional s for wiring and installation The wiring and installation of this product require professional skills an d experience. For safety reasons, please contact the dealer where you purchased the product for installation. Use desi gnated accesso ries and install securely Make sure to use only designated accessories. The use of n on-designated parts may cause internal damage to the device, or it may not be securely installed in place. This can cause parts to loosen and cause danger or product failure. Arrange the wire s to avoid crimping or b eing sq ueezed by sharp metal edges The arrangement of wires and cables should be far away from moving parts (such as seat tracks) or sharp edges or corners. This will a void crimping and damage to the wires . If the wiring passes t hrough a metal hole , a rubbe r gasket should be use d to prevent the wire in sulation from being cut by the edge of the metal hole. Do not install in high hum idity or dusty location s Avoid installin g the device in a location with high hum idity or dust. Moisture or dust invades the device and ca n cause product failure. Precautions Prod uct cleaning Please us e a dr y soft cloth to clean the product regularly. If the dirt is difficult to remove, soak a soft cloth with water only. An y other solvent may dis solve. temperature Before turning on th e machine, please make sure t hat the temperature in t he car is between +60°C and -20°C. Maintai n If you encounter a problem, do not repair it yourself. Please return this product to an authorized Alpine dea ler or the n earest Alpine service center for repair. Installation lo cation

This machine cannot be installed in any of the following places: Notice This symbol indicates important instructions. Failure to heed these instructions may result in injury or major property damage.3 EN

Near direct sunlight and heat sources Places with high humidity and near water sources

Dusty places Locations subject to severe vibration Copyright Notice The Bluetooth® word mar k and logo are registered trademarks held by Bl uetooth SIG, Inc. Alpine Electronics has obtained permission to use th e word mark and logo, and other trademarks and trade names belong to their respective owners.

Appropriate recycling channels should be adopted for the disposal of electronic pr oducts to reduce electronic waste pollution

Preparati on work Accessory List Machine Screw×4 Self-tapping Screw×4 Mounting Brackets × 2 2×13P Input Cable USB 2.0 Cable External Bluetooth Module Main Unit5

Connections and Functions6

Connections and Functions ①②③④⑤ Pre -Out jacks 5 groups of RCA aud io signal output, which can be connected to an external power amplifier. ⑥ RC A Audio Input jac ks 1 groups of RCA audio signal in put, which can be connected to the RCA audio signal output of car a udio player. ⑦ H igh Le vel Inp ut Conne ctor Connect to the high-level output of the car audio player. ⑧ C oaxial I nput j ack Connect the car audi o coaxial cable, switch the audio s ource of the machine to the digital signal i nput, and play the coaxial digital signal. ⑨ O ptical Input jack Connect the car audio opt ical fiber cable, switch the audio source of th e mac hine to the digital signal input, and play the optical digital signal. ⑩ C ontroller Conn ector (Sold se parately) System expansion interface. ⑪ US B 2.0 co nnector It can be connected to a computer v ia a USB

2.0 ca ble for detailed tunin g operations a nd

settings. ⑫ External Bluetooth connector Choose high-definit ion Bluetooth as the input signal, or connect HDP-D90 mobil e phone tuning software. After the connection is successful, the Blu etooth is always on. ⑬ Power S upply Terminal Connect th e car battery. ⑭ Fuse Insert two 30A fus es. ⑮ I nput S ele ct Switch When th e switch i s pulled to the "ACC" terminal, ACC starts the machine; when it is pulled to the "HOST" terminal, the machine is started by th e high level input signa l H1-/H1+. ⑯⑰ C H1-4 S peaker Outp ut Terminals The a mplifier output of the machine is connected to the speaker. ⑱⑲ C H5-8 S peaker Outp ut Terminals The a mplifier output of the machine is connected to the speaker. ⑳㉑ C H9-12 Speaker Out put Terminal s The a mplifier output of the machine is connected to the speaker. ㉒ External Power Amplif ier (So ld se parately) Connect an external power amplifie r. ㉓ C ar Aud io Playe r ( Sold se parately) Connect th e car aud io player. To prevent external noise from ent ering the audio sy stem.

The in stallation position of the machi ne and t he wiring arrangement s hould be at least 10cm away from t he automobile wiring harness .

Try to keep the battery power cord away from other wires.

Securely connect the ground wire to the bare metal contacts of t he car chassis (remove any paint, dirt or grease if necessary).

If you want to attach an optional noise suppressor, please try to keep it away from the machine when connecting. Your Alpine dealer has various t ypes of n oise suppressors, please contact them for details.

Your Alpine dealer is proficient in noise prevention methods, please consult your dealer for details.7

Indicators ① Power and Pr otection Indi cator Within 2 seconds of booting, th e indicator light will show red; In the protection state, the indicator light shows red light; When working normally, the indicator light shows blue light ; When s hutting down, t he indicator light is off. ② H i-Res S ignal Ind icator When the optical fiber/coaxial input signal is Hi-Res standard signal, the in dicator light is always on (red light); When there is no Hi -Res standard sign al for analog input and optical/coaxial input signal, the indicator ligh t is off. ③ I nternal A mplif ier I ndicator When the Internal power amplifier is turned on, the indicator light is always on (red light); When the Internal power amplifier is turned off, the indi cator light goes out.8

Computer Software Precautions installation

Before connecting the HDP-D90 machine to th e computer, please in stall t he HDP-D90 computer software correctly.

After installing the HDP-D90 software, you can tune and set the HDP-D90 mac hine on the computer. *This function is main ly for manufacturers and distributors. Computer Software Introduction

The host is powered on.

Connect one end of the USB 2.0 cable to the “USB” port of the host, and connect the other end to the USB port of the computer.

Double-click t he HDP-D90 software icon to open the software. ① Online switch. ② Temperature display. ③ Load or save the tuning file. ④ Select the function setting. ⑤ Encryption and decryption of tuning data. ⑥ Adjust the total volume.9

⑦ Function page selection. ⑧ Editing area of function page Connection and Temperature Display Setting items: Connection an d temperature display Setting content: Connection/disconnected/temperature display Connection Settings 1 Connect the USB cable a nd open the software, it will automatically go on line. After the connection is successful, the connection icon will show green [ ]。 2 After online , click the connection icon to disconnect. When not online, the connection icon will display red [ ], and click th e connection icon again to go online again. Temperature Display Detect the temperature on the surface of the machine and displ ay th e current temperature value. File Settings Click [File] to enter the loading or saving scene file pa ge. Load or save presets file page Setting items:File Setting content:Load PC Preset/Save a s PC Preset/Load All Presets/Save All Presets Load PC Preset The scene file previously saved on the computer can be loaded as t he current machine working scene. Save as PC Preset The cu rrent machine work scene file can be saved to th e computer for later recall. Load All Presets Load the files of t he entire mac hine previously saved on the computer to the machine (including the current work ing scene, machine preset scene, output chan nel configuration data, etc.), and copy all the mach ine data that has been debugged to th e currently connected machine. Save All Presets Save all data on the cu rrent online machine as a computer file (including th e current working scene, mac hine preset s cene, out put channel configuration data, etc.) for later recall when the whole machine is copied. Option S etting Click [Option] to enter t he setting page. Setting page <Setting item> Signal generator Signal select ion Volume Sine wave frequency Output si gnal s election Input link settings Output link settings Built-in AMP Firmware update10

Restore factory settings Shutdown delay Language About Signal Generator Settings Select [Signal Generator] from the opt ion pa ge to enter the s ignal generator setting page. Signal generator page Test whether the out put si gnal is normal when there is n o music playing. Signal Selection Setting item: signal selection Setting content: OFF (initial setting)/pink noise/white noise/sinu soid/sinu soid(positiv e half-cycle) Volume Setting item: volume Setting content: -60dB~0dB (Initial s etting: -24dB) Sine Wave Frequency Setting item: sine wave freque ncy Setting content: 20Hz~40kH z (ini tial setting: 1000Hz) Output Signal Selection Setting item: output signal selection Setting content: generator/music output (initial setting) Input Link Settings Select [Input link settings] from the option page to enter the input link settings page. Enter the i nput link settings page Setting items: setting the functions that need to be combined with input Setting content: channel EQ/X-Over/channel phase/channel volum e/channel mute Output Link Settings Select [Output link settings] from the option page to enter the ou tput link settings setting page. Output link settings setting page Setting item: Set the function that needs to be combined with the output Setting content: chann el EQ/X-Over/channel phase/channel volume/channel mute Built-in AMP Select [Built-in AMP] from the options page to enter the buil t-in power amplifier setting page.11

Built-in AMP page Setting item: Built-in AMP Setting content: on (in itial setting) / off Firmware Update Settings Select [Firmware Update] from the options page to enter the firmware update setting page. Firmware update page Setting item: Firmware update 1 Click the ">" button to select the upgrade file. 2 Click th e "Update" button to upgrade the firmware. The upgrade progress reaches 100%, indicating that the firmware upgrade is successful. 3 Click the "OK" button to exit the firmware update. After t he update, the machine will automatically restart to work. Restore Factory S ettings Select [Restore Factory Settings] from the options page to enter the factory reset page. Restore factory settings page Setting item: restore factory settings 1 Click the "OK" button to restore all the data set in th e machine to the factory default state. Shutdown delay setting Select [Shutdown Dela y] from th e options page to en ter the sh utdown delay setting page. Shutdown delay page Setting item: shutdown del ay Setting content: 0~255s (initia l value: 0s) Language Settings Setting item: langua ge Setting content: Chinese/E nglish View About Select [About] from the options page to enter the about page. About page You can view the version number. Encryption Settings Click [Encry ption] to enter th e encry ption page, and click [Decr ypt] to enter th e decr yption page.12

Encrypti on/decryption page Setting item: encry ption/decryption 1 Encrypti on: Enter the password to encry pt the tuning data. 2 Decry ption: You can en ter a pa ssword, clear data or restore factory s ettings. The initial password is: "888 888". Encrypti on of EQ frequency, Q value, gain, delay, ch annel, ph ase equ alizer and other tuning data. Encrypti on only encry pts a single group of audio data currently in use, not all data of the whole machi ne. The encry pted sound data data can be stored as preset sound effects or computer files, and copying a nd transmission will not affect the encry pted state. Master volume setting Setting item: Master volume Setting content: 0~35 (initial value: 27) 1 You can adju st the total volum e by pressing and holding t he left mouse button, dragging the volume fader left or right, or scrolling the mo use wheel. 2 Cl ick th e main volume【 】button to set the total volume mute【 】, click again to can cel the mute (it will a utomatically cancel the mute when the main v olume is adjusted). Function Page Selection The function page can be switched. <Setting item> Home page Main source selection Main source attenuation setting Mix source s election Preset s ound effects Input EQ Type select ion Channel mute Link settings EQ a djustment Equalizer settings Channel settings X-Over settings Output EQ Stereo and bridge switchin g TCR Delay value adjustment Delay group select ion Channel mute Mix Active i nput and passiv e i nput switching Combined frequency volume adjustment RTA Fixed and follow switch Signal gain selection Sensitivit y selection Channel select ion Home Page Home page Setting items:Ho mepage Setting content:Mai n source selecti on/ Main source attenuation/Mix source selecti on/Preset sound effects13

Main Source Selection Setting items:Main source selection Setting content:Optical/Coaxial/Bluetooth/ High Level/AUX Main Source Attenuation Setting You can press and hold the left button of the mouse to move the fader left or right or scroll the mouse wheel, or press the up and down keys of the keyboard to set th e attenuation. The Mix source is equivalent to mixin g. The greater the attenuation of the main soun d source, the lower the main volume, adjustable value: 0%~100% . Setting items:Main source attenuation Setting content:0% to 100% (default 100%) Note: When t he current audio sou rce mode is selected, the audio source mode can no longer be superim posed, otherw ise the Mix source is invalid, and the optical fiber and coaxial cannot be mixed and superimposed. Mix S ource Selection Setting items:Mix source selection Setting content:Optical/Coaxial/Bluetooth/ High Level/AUX/OFF Preset Sound Effect Settings 1 Click [Call] to recall the pre-stored sound effects. 2 Click [Save] to store t he adjusted s ound effect data. 3 Click the right mouse button to delete the preset sound effects.Or [Save] 6 groups of preset sound effects can be set Setting items:Preset s ound effect settings Setting content:Call/save/delete Enter EQ Enter EQ page Setting items:Enter EQ Setting content:Type selection/channel mute/link setting/EQ a djustment/equalizer setting/channel setting /X-Over setting ① Click to enter the in put t ype selection box. ② Customize the input chan nel type. ③ Mute bu tton. ④ Joint adjustment button. ⑤ EQ gain step selection. ⑥ Chan nel display sele ction button. ⑦ EQ editing and display area. ⑧ Equalizer settings. ⑨ X-Over. ⑩ Chan nel settings. Type selection Custom input cha nnel t ype You can configure your favorite channel type according to your hobby. Inpu t type custom page14

1 Click t he channel type custom box. 2 Select the input cha nnel type in the pop-u p window. Set th e input type in the inpu t type setting dialog box. There a re tweeter, midrange, woofer, subwoofer and full-range options in the front; tweeter, midrange, woofer, subwoofer a nd full-range options are available in t he rear; F/C-tweeter, F/C-mid range, R/C-tweeter and R/C-midrange options are a vailable in the center; L-subwoofer, R-subwoofer an d C-subwoofer options are available in th e subwoofer; L-surround and R-surround options are available in the surround; Input type selection Input t ype selection page 1 Select the desired cha nnel type. 2 Click th e [Enter] button to configure the channel type. At this time, the input cha nnel type is fixed an d cannot be configured. 3 S elect Customized or [Clear] to clear all input channel t ypes. At thi s ti me, you can customize the input chann el types. Channel Mut e Setting Setting items:Channel mute Setting content:Mute/off Link Settings Link group page 1 Select t he inpu t link function in the options, refer to "Inp ut link settings" (refer to page 10). 2 Click t he link button. 3 Select the link group on the link sele ction page. Setting items:Link Setting content:Joint debuggin g 1/ joint debu gging 2/j oint 3/j oint 4/joint 5/ joint 6/joint 7/j oint 8/cancel link EQ Adjustment The input h as 10 ban ds of EQ adjustable, and there are two in terfaces of graphic equalization and parametric equalization. PEG page15

GEQ page EQ gain step Setting items:EQ gain step Setting content:0.1 (in itial setting)/0.5/1 EQ curve display Click the channel display select ion button to display the cu rve of the ch annel. EQ settings 1 Select the input channel to be adjusted. 2 When the mouse moves to the serial number position, hold down, drag up and down to adjust the equalizer gain, drag left and right to adjust the equalizer frequency; when the mouse moves to t he left and right blue boxes, hold down and drag to adjust the e qualizer Q value. You can also set the frequency, Q value and gain by directly inputting the value, scrolling the mouse wheel, and the up and down keys on the keyboard. Adjustable frequency range: 20Hz~40kH z; Adjustable range of Q value: 0.404~28.852; Gain adju stable range: -12.0 dB ~+ 12.0 dB. Note: The gain is adjustable in t he g raphic equalization interface, and the frequency and Q value are not adjustable. In the parameter equalization interface, the frequency, Q value and gain are adjustable. Equalizer Settings

1. When there is EQ adjustment, the direct

equalization button appears.

2. Through Equalization: When the current

channel equalize r is turne d on, this button will be displayed [ ], click [Through Equalization] or the through dot to make a ll equalizers of the current ch annel i nactive (through).

3. After clickin g the "Yes" button, the button

will be restored to the [R estore Balan ce] state [ ]. Then click [Restore EQ] and all equalizers of the current channel will return to the last activated state.

4. Click [Reset EQ], the parameters of all

equalizers of th e current channel return to the init ial state: t he frequency is evenly distributed, th e in put Q value is 2.515, the output Q value is 1.007, an d th e gain is 0.0dB.

5. Cl ick [Parametric Equalization] to pop up a

warning box "Confirm GEQ to PEQ mo de?", press OK to switch to [Graphic Equalization], click [Graphic Equalization] to pop up a warning box "Confirm PEQ to GEQ mo de?", press O K to confirm Switch [parameter equalization]. In the parametric equalization mode, the frequency, Q value and gain are adju stable, while in t he graphic equalizer mod e, the frequency and Q value are fixed, and only the equ alizer gain can be adjusted.16

1. Gain setting: The gain can be adjusted by

directly inputting th e value, scrolling the mouse wheel, the up and down keys on the keyboard, or clickin g "-" or "+". Adjustable range: -60dB~6dB.

2. Phase setting: normal phase or reverse

phase s witch. X-Over Setting items:X-Over settings Setting content:Type/frequenc y/slope

1. Type settings: Link-Ril, Besse l a nd Butter-W.

2. Frequency setting: The frequen cy can be

adjusted by directly i nputting t he value, scrolling the mouse wheel, th e up and down keys on the keyboard, or clicking "-" or "+". Adjustable range: 20Hz~40000Hz .

3. Slope (slope) setting: th e drop-d own menu

options are -6dB /Oct, -12dB/Oct, -18dB /Oct, -24dB /Oct, -30dB/Oct , -36dB /Oct, -42dB /Oct, -48dB/ Oct is optional. Note: Whe n the slope is -6 dB/Oct, the type is displayed as "Null". Output EQ Output EQ page Setting items:Output EQ Setting content:Type sele ction/channel mute/link setting /EQ adjustment/ Bridge Mode equalizer setting/channel setting/X-Over setting ① Click to enter the ou tput type selecti on box. ② Stereo and handover switch. ③ Customize the output ch annel type. ④ Mute bu tton. ⑤ Joint debugging button. ⑥ EQ gain step selection. ⑦ Chan nel dis play s election bu tton. ⑧ EQ editing and dis play area. ⑨ Equalizer settings. ⑩ X-Over. ⑪ Chan nel settings. Type selection of ou tput EQ settings, ch annel mute, joint tuning settings, EQ adjustment, equalizer settings, channel settings, filter settings refer to "Input EQ Settings" (page 13 to page 16) Bridge Mode The output cha nnel 9 can be bridged with the output channel 11, and the output channel 11 can be brid ged with the output channel 12 . The power can be increased in bridge mode.17

Delay ① Delay adjustment. ② Delay group selection. ③ Delay value display window. Setting items:Delay setting Setting content:Delay/delay group

1. Delay adjust ment: The delay can be adjusted

by directly in putting the value, scrolling t he mouse wheel or the up and down keys on the keyboard.

2. Delay group: select the delay group, and the

channels with t he same dela y group can be adjusted together.

3. The delay units a re ms (milliseconds), in ch

(inches) and cm (centimeters). Delay range: 0.000~20 .000 milliseconds; 0~692 cm; 0~273 in ches. Mix After th e HDP D90 machin e set s the sound source sig nal in to the audio pro cessor, it is divided into th e volume of each output channel, and the purpose of mixing and mixing can be achieved by adjusti ng the volume of each sound source in the channel. In t he passiv e input mod e, the frequency division is set by the PC termin al; in t he acti ve in put mode, the frequency division is set by the original vehi cle host it self. RTA

1. Display window: The window size can be

the largest screen and can be zoomed freely.

2. Select the display channel:

(1) Output : Click t he drop-down list to select the spectrum dynamics of the output channel. (2) Fixed: Only the spectrum dynamics of the currently selected output channel ca n be displayed, and other outpu t channels cannot be switched. (3) Follow: Follow th e output channel clicked by the mouse to switch and displ ay th e spectrum dynamics of the selected output chan nel. (4) S ignal gain: h old dow n the mouse and push the fader left and right to adjust the sign al gain. (5) Sensitivi ty: There are high, medium and low options. The higher th e sensitivit y, the more sensitive the frequency spectrum jumps.18