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Alpine's exclusive QRB design allows for easy removal of the 5953, while still maintaining memory backup.
Allows automatic fast forward to the beginning of the next selection and then begins playback.
Controls for the Alpine 1390 tuner module, enhancing FM stereo reception.
Displays the current time.
Instantly lowers the volume level down to 1/10 of the current level.
Program the changer to play only selected tracks, up to 720 tracks on 12 magazines.
Used to temporarily stop CD play.
Fiber optic indicator lights up to show which preset station is selected.
Allows fast forward and fast reverse to access specific passages within a musical track.
Permits repeat playing of a musical track or an entire disc.
Scans through the disc and plays the first ten seconds of each music track.
Automatically determines the 6 strongest FM or AM stations and loads them into preset memory.
Allows storage of AM and FM presets on the same band, eliminating the need to press TUNER BAND.
Offers 6 FM1, 6 FM2, 6 AM, 6 D.A.P. presets.
Plays musical tracks on a disc in a random sequence.
Automatically seeks the next higher or lower frequency and locks onto a station.
Switches between Stereo and Monaural reception modes for FM.
Selects tuner seek sensitivity between local and distance.
Lights up when an FM stereo station is tuned in.
Procedure for initial setup after installation or car battery replacement.
Procedure to turn the 5953 unit and connected components on or off.
Adjusting audio levels for volume, treble, bass, fader, and balance.
Boosts low and high frequencies to compensate for reduced sensitivity at low volumes.
Instantly lowers the volume level and returns to original level upon re-pressing.
Procedure to set the hour and minute for the digital clock display.
Instructions for operating the CD mode, including disc playback and display.
Plays all tracks on the first disc, and returns to the beginning of the first disc after playback.
Temporarily stops playback and illuminates the PAUSE indicator.
Allows advancing to the beginning of the next track or previous track on the disc.
Selects a desired disc from the CD magazine using disc select buttons.
Accesses a specific passage within a musical track by rapidly moving the pickup forward or backward.
Allows continuous repetition of a single track or an entire disc.
Plays the first 10 seconds of each track in succession for searching ahead.
Plays musical tracks on a disc in a random sequence.
Allows presetting and playback of up to 60 tracks per magazine.
Procedure for presetting tracks using the P.T.M. button.
Plays back the tracks stored in P.T.M. memory starting from P-01.
Erases preset tracks from a CD magazine or all magazines.
Instructions for operating the Alpine 1390 FMXTM/FM/AM tuner.
Switches between Stereo and Monaural reception modes for FM.
Automatically tunes to the next higher or lower frequency and locks onto a station.
Allows manual adjustment of the tuner frequency using UP/DN buttons.
Programs stations into preset memory using manual tuning or auto seek.
Automatically seeks and memorizes the 6 strongest stations in each band.
Selects and plays back stations stored in preset memory.
Allows storage of FM and AM presets on the same band.
Retrieves stations stored in the D.A.P. band.
Connects the 8-pin DIN connector (on the 5952) to the 5953 audio box.
Connects to the RCA connectors on the 5952 CD Shuttle (RED=Right, WHITE=Left).
Connects to the output leads of an auxiliary input unit.
Labeled LINE OUT FRONT-LEFT and RIGHT.
Labeled LINE OUT REAR-LEFT and RIGHT.
Applying (+)12V mutes audio output; removing (+)12V deactivates muting.
Connects to the Power Wiring Harness.
Connects to a good chassis ground on the vehicle.
Connects the BLUE, RED, and YELLOW leads as described.
Connects to the remote turn-on lead of amplifier or signal processor.
Connects to a 12V source that provides power only when ignition is turned on.
Step-by-step instructions for disassembling the audio box unit.
Step-by-step instructions for disassembling the controller unit.
Diagram showing the internal components and connections of the controller unit.
Diagram showing the internal components and connections of the audio box unit.
First part of the controller unit's circuit diagram.
First part of the audio box unit's circuit diagram.
Second part of the controller unit's circuit diagram.
List of electrical components for the audio circuit board.
List of transistors used in the unit.
List of diodes used in the unit.
List of capacitors used in the unit.
List of resistors used in the unit.
List of electrical components for the control circuit board.
List of Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) used in the unit.
List of lamps and crystals used in the unit.
Lead identification for various integrated circuits used in the unit.
Block diagram and pinout for power regulator ICs L78LR05D-LR and L78LR05D-MA.
Identification and pinout for various transistor types (DTC343T, 2SB911M, etc.).
The Alpine 5953 is a state-of-the-art CD Changer Control System designed for in-vehicle installation. It functions as a controller for the Alpine 5952 CD Shuttle and can be integrated with an optional Alpine 1390 FMX™/FM/AM tuner to build a comprehensive audio system.
The 5953 controller provides a centralized interface for managing CD playback and, when connected to the optional 1390 tuner, radio functions. Its core purpose is to control the CD Shuttle, allowing users to select discs, tracks, and various playback modes. The unit features an illuminated computer-like control keyboard and an easy-to-read LCD display for user interaction.
CD Operation:
Radio Operation (with optional 1390 Tuner):
General Controls:
GENERAL:
General| Brand | Alpine |
|---|---|
| Model | 5953 |
| Category | Control Systems |
| Language | English |
