Bypass for alpine w205

Bocomo

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Anyone know how to rig video bypass on alpine w205. I know I can buy a bypass on ebay but was wondering if anyone knew how to rig one up.
 
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It is just as easy to buy the PAC TR7. You can find them for $20. Follow the instructions and you shoould be good. There is also no need to program the TR7. It comes preprogrammed for the Alpine bypass. You connect 5 wires and all problems are solved.
 
There are two ways to doing it.
I simply left the wire to the foot brake on. Meaning I still use the foot brake in the sequence. But you could place a switch in there too.(the wire going into the switch would need to be from a low amp power source instead of the foot brake wire)
With the wire from the unit that goes to the parking brake I attached a switch(small one you can pick up radio shake). For the wire going out from the switch I attached that to a ground(bare metal, in my case it was just some bolt near the fuse box).

The switch that attatched to the wire that was meant to go to the parking brake now replaces the actual parking brake sequence. So I still use the foot brake, then the switch, release foot brake, the switch again.

You can attach the switch anywhere you like. Then if you get pullover with a video play, simply hit the switch.

Let me know if this does not make sense.
 
With the Alpine there is a certain sequence that the brake switch has to activated in?

On my OEM Lexus DVD player all I had to do was cut two wires, ground one of them, and splice the other with a speed sensor wire.
 
the sequence is

depress foot brake
engage parking brake
release parking brake
engage parking brake
release foot brake

or


1. pedal brake. constant + 12volts on.
2. ebrake. chassis ground grounded.
3. ebrake. chassis ground ungrounded.
4. ebrake. chassis ground grounded.
5. pedal brake. constant +12 volts off.
 

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