Installation
•Select a location where the
Docking Station will be level once installed.
• Do not install the Docking Station in a position where the Blackbird main unit will be inserted upside down.
• To protect against vehicle noise, leave a space of 10 to 20 cm between the vehicle wiring and wiring for the Docking Station when installing.
•The Docking Station should be mounted in a convenient location using the mounting screws provided.
Connections
Wiring Diagram With IVA-W200
To AUX input of
Ground (Black)
ACC (Ignition) (Red)
(2A)
Mute (Pink/Skyblue)
Battery Lead (Yellow)
(2A)
Dimmer In (Illumination) (+) (White/Blue)
Speed Sensor (Green/White)
Connect to a metal part of chassis body with screw
To the Acc power lead (+)
Use this to connect a device having the
To Constant 12 V (+)
To the Illumination signal line (+)
To Vehicle speed sensor line input
1. DISPLAY
Connects to the display connector of Alpine A/V Head Unit.
2. ANTENNA INPUT (OPTIONAL)
FM antenna input
1 2 3 | 4 | 5 | 3. | AUDIO OUTPUT |
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| 4. | Power |
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| 5. | GPS Antenna |
External GPS antenna (included) Input
Antenna
Parking Brake (Yellow/Blue) To the parking brake signal line
GPS Antenna (Included)
| Power Connector Pin |
| Configuration |
1 | Ground (Black) |
2 | ACC (Ignition) (Red) |
3 | Mute (Pink/Skyblue) |
4 | Open |
5 | Open |
6 | Battery (Yellow) |
7 | Dimmer In (Illumination) (White/Blue) |
8 | Speed Sensor (Green/White) |
9 | Parking Brake (Yellow/Blue) |
10 | Open |
Operating Blackbird from the A/V Head Unit (using
1. Press and hold the power button for 2 seconds to power on Blackbird.
2. Place Blackbird into the Docking station.
3. Power on the A/V Head Unit and select Navigation as Source.
To Listen to Music from Blackbird
4. Press SOURCE and select AUX as input.
5. Press V.SEL and select Navigation as video source.
•Using V. SEL, you can still use function of the A/V Head Unit while Blackbird is on the screen.
•Blackbird’s music feature is also available from the Navi menu. See Blackbird Owner’s Manual for more details.
Specifications
• | External dimensions | .................................... |
| ..................118 (W) x 118 (H) x 40 (D) mm | |
• | Weight | 0.8 Lb ( 360 g) |
• | Included in the box: |
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Transparent Dock Cover | 1 |
10 pin Power cable (5 m/ 16.4 ft) | 1 |
13 pin RGB Video cable (5 m/ 16.4 ft) .... | 1 |
External GPS antenna (5 m/ 16.4 ft) | 1 |
Mini jack to RCA (female) cable |
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(31 cm/ 1 ft) | 1 |
Mounting screws | 4 |
Cover lock screws | 2 |
Installation/Owner’s Manual | 1 |
Registration card | 1 |
•Product specifi cations and appearance are subject to change without notice for the purpose of improvement.
Features
•Navigation map display output to A/V Head Unit
•Full Touch Control with compatible A/V Head Unit
•Vehicle speed sensor input
•Voice guidance output
•Stereo MP3/WMA audio output
Confirming Proper Installation
The vehicle connections screen allows you to ensure proper installation of the
1. Touch NAVI. The A/V Head Unit will display the Blackbird screen.
2. Touch MAIN MENU 
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3. Touch INFORMATION 
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4. Select VEHICLE CONNECTIONS. The connection status will appear on the screen.
Illumination - Toggle the parking lamp switch on and off to confi rm this connection. This will allow the navigation display to change between night and day mode.
VSS - When connected to the vehicle speed sensor wire, this number will change to refl ect current speed.
Parking Brake - Toggle the parking brake on and off to confi rm this connection. This will allow access to the Edit and Setup menu while the vehicle is parked.
Additional On-Screen Buttons
When Blackbird is docked, two additional
Touching this button will give you access to the A/V Head Unit’s display control.
Note; If left idle for more than 5 seconds, the system will automatically return to the Blackbird navigation screen.
Touching this button will display Blackbird’s music screen. Refer to the Blackbird Owner’s Manual for help using the music functions.
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