How to run the cable from the backup camera to the monitor or the in dash DVD player?
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It's pretty straightforward. I installed this unit in an f150. Remove the license plate and run the wire behind it and along the chassi follow other wires that lead to the engine compartment. From the engine bay, on the firewall there will be a grommet with other factory wires running into the cab. Route your wire behind the dash and up to the stero. There's reall no trick to doing all this. Just take your time and make sure to use wire ties to secure the wire every foot or so.
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On the back of the camera there is a short tail with a yellow connector and a black connector. Also in the box that the camera comes in, you should have a coiled wire with a yellow connector on each end. You should have another coiled wire with a red plug on one end and a red and black wire on the other end. You hook up the yellow plug on the camera to one of the yellow plugs on the coiled wire. The other yellow plug on the coiled wire needs to be connected to the video screen that you are using for a backup screen. The coiled wire with the red plug is the power cord. The red plug goes into the black plug on the camera lead and the bare red and black wires at the other end of the coiled wire with the red plug go to the power and ground. Most people hookup the red lead to the power side of a backup light and the black wire to a convenient ground. That way when you put your vehicle in reverse and the backup lights go on so does the camera. Hope this is helpful.
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The RCA plugs go from RCA femal at camera to the back of the video monitor or such at the driver location. The red lead is connected to the back up light and the black wire to chasis ground. This wire assembly then plugs into the Power wire near the camera. Thus, when you put your car in "reverse", the power is applied to camera, and video signal is sent to video monitor. (You also have to supply power to your video monitor.) There is NO AUDIO. Hope this helps. Pretty easy stuff.
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Hi,You need an extra power cable, the Balun is only for the video signal./Peter
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On The Back of the HD PVR. Out of it to my Computer using USB. Using ArcSoft Software
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Sorry I can't answer that question, I hooked mine up to the backup camera.Rowland
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Wiring: If you read the reviews there are no directions that are of any help. This is true and I did not really pay any attention to them because of the reviews. I tried a couple different ways to hook things up I found (for me) the perfect wiring hookup. I hung the display on the existing mirror and fished the wires down to the below dash area on the drivers side. I then fished 3 wires from the back of the car to the same area under the dash (one red, one blue and then the supplied av cable that came with the camera). Monitor hookup: Red wire (switched power - on with key) Black wire (ground to chassis) Blue wire (hooked up to the blue wire I fished from back of car which was tied to backup light) Camera Hookup: Red wire (connected to red wire I fished to front of car which was connected to the same switched power that the camera was connected to) Black wire (ground to chassis) AV wire (connected to the av wire I fished to front of car that connected to the display unit) I found this to be perfect. The screen is black until you shift to reverse, the display comes on nearly instantly then off again when you shift out of reverse. I also found if you want to display the rear camera view while not in reverse, just touch the av button on the display and you can show AV2 all the time which is the rear camera view. Works just like a factory install when wired like this.
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Yes you can do it with the mobius A/V cable which allows charging and live video preview. You can get one of these cable here A/V Cable For The Mobius 1080p HD Sports Camera By Novotm. . But I would not recommend mobius as a car-back camera as it does not have a range finder overlay. Its a very good dash cam although.
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I transfer the input of car system into aux and connect mp4 with the car by an aux line
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Connect your monitor's USB3.0 cable (located on rear panel of monitor) to your computer's USB3.0 input (this is not the USB output plug of your video card) and the 4 USB ports on the side of your monitor act as extra inputs to the USB3.0 bus as if they were a USB3.0 HUB. No special cable is required other that the one supplied with your monitor.
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From the back of the DVD player in the aux in use RCA jacks then to the back of your direct tv box or whatever cable provided box put the RCA cables in the audio out!
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There is a dedicated slot for a backup camera and a second A/V video input that will take whatever is feeding it (Camera, monitor dvd player, etc)
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Monitor wire is about one foot long. An extension cable probably will not be necessary.
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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.
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I used an HDMI cable but the monitor conection is straight up from the RCA jacks and directly left of the HDMI.
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The camera is wired to the back-up lights, and the monitor is wired to any power source that is convenient such as the fuse block, or even a cigar lighter. THe camera sends the signal to the monitor wirelessly. However, if you can run a wire easily from the backup lights forward to the monitor, the monitor will be powered only when you are backing up, (when you want it to be) rather than be powered continuously.
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you will need a s video cord and and 2 (two) DVI male to male cable and a couple of A/V cords