What do the 5 wires in the cable (red, black, green, yellow, white) do? Can I connect directly to these wires instead of the RCA and power cable?
2003277
Red = +12VDC, Black = GND, Yellow = Video, Green = Video GND. So red and black should go to your vehicle's power and ground. Red can be connected to the backup light wiring with a crimp splice connector. This way the camera will come on only when the vehicle is put in reverse. Yellow and green go to the monitor you are using. You can direct connect but a couple of cautions. First the wires are small and hard to work with. You want to be sure not to break any of the small copper strands when you strip the wires. Be sure to solder the connections or they will stop working in a year or two due to corrosion. Second, if you ever need to replace the camera you'll wish you had the plug in connectors (I know, I'm on my third camera. This is my first license plate frame version.) What I did was solder mating connectors to my vehicle power and LCD wires and then just plugged it in. Now if I ever need to replace it, it will be very easy.
1985867
I don't recall if the unit came with cables. It takes the standard red, white and yellow RCA cable.
152911
correct. and I am told that any regular old RCA cable will do. One other thing,though. I discovered that my TV's optical coax out is not always hot. It is not hot if the input is from a HDMI cable. That's a TV-specific issue. Might want to check yours to be sure. Have fun.
1258000
Yes, it comes with all the cables you need to connect to RCA inputs on your tv (red, yellow, white). Personally, this was a great value for money purchase, with reasonable sound output from the built in speakers. The multi-region feature was the big selling point for me.
1380821
This specific video card is capable with s-video (cicular connector with pins) and rca cables (yellow, white, and red cables) as its lowest quality possible connections. Anything lower than that is not possible. To connect rca cables you will need to get those cables separate they do NOT come in the packaging. Connect the yellow cable in the green connector. So yellow into green,white into white and red in to red. Then repeat the same for the passthrough.
1743252
Look in the Pre-Out section. It's a low-level RCA connection. There are two on this model.
314402
I am pretty sure there is a red and white rca colors on the back of the unit to connect to rca audio which is red and white.... Rca yellow wire is for video and you do not need that wire.
76562
If you have rca inputs and output cables use the Audio inputs red is right white is left to connect to the amp
2032637
Connect with a digital optical cable...red and white. RCA cables are old technology
93461
yeah 3 ways to do it depending on you player.composite cables white ,red and yellow or the component cable (red, green, blue) or hdmi
406350
Nope! You can use red white yellow connectors or chromatic connectors as well.
2121263
You can buy this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005K2TXMO/ref=oh_o00_s00_i00_details and hook it up to your stereo red/white input cables like these http://www.amazon.com/RiteAV-RCA-Stereo-Audio-Cable/dp/B000UZ66YY/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1321326192&sr=1-5 Thats what I do - but you've probably already figured this out by now. Thanks
2106218
There is a 4-pin connector on this item. The wire colors are: Black, Red, Yellow, and Green. Hope this helps!
900699
The red is power, the white is for audio the yellow is for video. If you do not have a device that fits those types of connections then you need to buy adapters that converts to the style you do have.
2001640
Sorta, it's a single black cable. Not rca as in having red, yellow, and white tips. But the tip is that rca style.
506612
I believe you are plugging your red wires in incorrectly. The red blue and green go to the component plugs. The red white and yellow go to the a/v plugs. Swapping the reds would cause the problem you describe.
894962
I did not use the RCA connectors..the back of my receiver is mostly set up for my computer system. I just spliced another speaker wire into each speaker output--left and right, input and ground, and plugged the two wires from each side into their corresponding connections on the SW. It works great this way....took longer to strip the existing wires than it did to set up the sub.