do you need back up light connection at reciever and transmitter
1496799
It depends on how you want it to behave. 1. If you want the camera and the lcd screen to come live on reverse only, then you want both ends to be powered by the reverse light. Connecting the camera to the reverse light is easy. Finding the reverse light wire on the under the driver kick panel was hard for me. So I powered my LCD panel (and the wireless receiver) using the cigarette lighter. LCD panel has power constantly but it remains dark until it receives signal from the transmitter. i.e. when I am reversing. 2. Connect both ends to constant power (to driving lights) so you have continuous view of the rear.
1496800
Yes,otherwise how can you get power for transmitter? (When you put reverse gear on)
1496801
It depends on how you want it to behave.1. If you want the camera and the lcd screen to come live on reverse only, then you want both ends to be powered by the reverse light. Connecting the camera to the reverse light is easy. Finding the reverse light wire on the under the driver kick panel was hard for me. So I powered my LCD panel (and the wireless receiver) using the cigarette lighter. LCD panel has power constantly but it remains dark until it receives signal from the transmitter. i.e. when I am reversing.2. Connect both ends to constant power (to driving lights) so you have continuous view of the rear. It depends on how you want it to behave.1. If you want the camera and the lcd screen to come live on reverse only, then you want both ends to be powered by the reverse light. Connecting the camera to the reverse light is easy. Finding the reverse light wire on the under the driver kick panel was hard for me. So I powered my LCD panel (and the wireless receiver) using the cigarette lighter. LCD panel has power constantly but it remains dark until it receives signal from the transmitter. i.e. when I am reversing.2. Connect both ends to constant power (to driving lights) so... » Read More It depends on how you want it to behave.1. If you want the camera and the lcd screen to come live on reverse only, then you want both ends to be powered by the reverse light. Connecting the camera to the reverse light is easy. Finding the reverse light wire on the under the driver kick panel was hard for me. So I powered my LCD panel (and the wireless receiver) using the cigarette lighter. LCD panel has power constantly but it remains dark until it receives signal from the transmitter. i.e. when I am reversing.2. Connect both ends to constant power (to driving lights) so you have continuous view of the rear. « Show Less
1943667
No the transmitter needs the power from the outlet to send the signal down the line. The transmitter is the device you plug into the outlet.
193557
Yes you can. This is an adapter to do just that. Hook up orange coax in one side and optical in the other. Then plug in to power. Works great!
907222
It does have a necessary component that you need but I think you still need few wires to connect your camera to back up light.
743402
To optimize the power it should be direct wired.There are connections that are foresale to do that,If you have a weak signal tune to a station which has no interfereance.
1964127
My backup lights do not emit the amount of light at night to see. We were backing up the other night and nothing in the camera. I would advise the newer version with the IR lights.
1868698
You can but directly from the company and there is no savings, its better to purchase them as the set and then you have a back up transmitter if you ever need it.
539427
Do you know if I need a reciever if I am using a NAZA lite? If I do need to buy a transmitter do I then need to buy a bind plug?
1875283
No. The circuit has to be on In order for the transmitter to send the signal to the reciever.
1225144
you should have your transmitter hooked to your back-up light wires. then have the receiver hooked into your GPS. when you put the car in reverse it should automaticly turn on your backup camera.
671724
yes, you need to connect to day time runnning lights connection, it will be on whenever day time running lights are ON.
767752
Use the adapter that comes with it and plug it into a wall outlet OR plug it into the back of your reciever if it comes with an outlet built in.
150327
I located the fuse that was labeled back up lights and connected it there. Use a simple test light to be sure you have that correct wire. You probably will have to connect it via a jumper wire. Nothing to difficult
795547
if you are using it just for backup, you shouldn't need anything else... just remember to hook to backup lights for source of power... Michael
1893937
First response I think of is whether there is adequate signal and if the lights light up quicker if you move the antenna to a different direction?Next thing I think of is a loose connection from the side mounted switch to the antenna power line at the antenna itself?It is good to test the connection before sealing it all up, but I really don't want to go there!Good luck!
1419748
I wish I could give a knowledgeable response to this question but I have no idea. We bought the under cupboard light system with this transmitter but a contractor installed it and all I know about it is how to turn on the lights and turn them off. That said.. it IS a wireless system so I would think there would be other outlets that could work with it but, obviously, they would have to work at the same wireless frequency as the transmitter. Best I can do with this one.. sorry.
1284421
I shorted out my old receiver at the fan & had to buy the whole kit again. The old transmitter won't work with the new. The new unit is much superior to the old style. Specifically you can use it with CF lights & most important for us country folks the unit doesn't turn itself on when the power surges.