Where do you mount the led display and how do you mount it and how are the wires to it ran ? Where does it get it's power from?
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Well, to address your question (s) respectively, the LED display can be mounted pretty much anywhere you can see it well, top of steering column, console, etc... As far as mounting, I have installed many of these reverse sensor kits and velcro works great because the LED display is very light. Now, running the wires may or may not be very hard depending on the type of vehicle this kit will be installed in. Usually when the sensors are drilled and inserted, I bundle the four sensor cables together with zip ties then cover with loom. There is only one cable to run from the display so you run that to wherever you are mounting the brain of the unit inside the car. The four sensor wires are run to the same place and may require you to drill an access hole under the vehicle into the trunk/rear area. Then you power the unit off of a reverse light that comes on when you shift the car in reverse. You can run a power wire from the reverse light wiring to the brain mounting location and chassis ground the brain there. Be sure when grounding the paint is scraped off down to the metal so a good ground is achieved. Hope this helps.
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Do you have power to camera put your figure on the sensor you can clearly see it and check if the LEDs come on if so you have power What type of wire do you have running from the camera ?
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It's hard wired, with individual wires coming from a hole in the back. The listed voltage range is probably right, like many computers it could have a power supply that accepts a range of voltages. It has nonstandard colors in its wires, but I can't remember the color code because I returned the light unused. It would require some jury rigging to mount it on a standard outlet box, it doesn't even include a wall plate.
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I'm very happy with my fixture. The quality is fine and I have had no issues. How can you mount anything if the power source is coming from the TOP?Wouldn't the source need to come from the BOTTOM of the beam?
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Dear Amazon Customer, Thanks so much for your inquiry. The width of the entire unit is 16", so I'd estimate the LED display to be 2-3". Please let me know if I can be of additional assistance. Regards, Eric Cohen World Wide Stereo
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I think that LED is a type of LCD display; they're not mutually exclusive. This monitor is LCD with LED backlighting which makes it brighter than a standard LCD.
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LED is the lighting of the monitor and has nothing to do with the cable. You need to see what cable connections it has.
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It is those thin pieces of metal sticking out to each side. I slide the wire through those little holes then apply the solder. The + & - are a bit confusing. What I have found is ....if the LED is laying flat with the + in the right hand corner near you, then the + terminal is on the side opposite you. If you hook it up backwards.....it just won't work, but no damage. Make sure it is heat sinked with thermal grease......otherwise it will burn itself out in just a couple seconds.
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I am assuming you mean how would you mount the switch... The switch is threaded and is supplied with 2 rings that screw onto it. You drill a hole where you want the switch(dash, switch panel, whatever) then stick the switch through your hole from behind. Put the cover on then thread the ring on and there ya go... it's installed. If you are asking how to wire the switch then you just hook it up inline with your circuit with the 2 tabs on the bottom. The tab on the side goes to ground so that the LED in the switch works in the "on" position. It is optional and doesn't affect the function of the switch, just the LED light. It is a pretty standard "on-off" toggle switch.... Google is your friend.
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It seems that you have to modify your power connection to your display strip. you could remove the power supply output connector and replace it with a screw terminal strip, connecting the plus and minus output to screw terminals will allow you to connect the led strip to the screw terminal with ease. Otherwise, you could ad a power receptical adapter to your led strip to connect your power supply directly. Before you go any further you should verify the power requirements for the led strip, if each of the led elements in the strip have a current draw of more than 8 miliamps you may need a higher wattage power supply. It seems that you have to modify your power connection to your display strip. you could remove the power supply output connector and replace it with a screw terminal strip, connecting the plus and minus output to screw terminals will allow you to connect the led strip to the screw terminal with ease. Otherwise, you could ad a power receptical adapter to your led strip to connect your power supply directly. Before you go any further you should verify the power requirements for the led strip, if each of the led elements in the strip have a current draw of more than 8 miliamps you may need a... » Read More It seems that you have to modify your power connection to your display strip. you could remove the power supply output connector and replace it with a screw terminal strip, connecting the plus and minus output to screw terminals will allow you to connect the led strip to the screw terminal with ease. Otherwise, you could ad a power receptical adapter to your led strip to connect your power supply directly. Before you go any further you should verify the power requirements for the led strip, if each of the led elements in the strip have a current draw of more than 8 miliamps you may need a higher wattage power supply. « Show Less
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There is a battery for the display, but otherwise you provide all the power...it's called exercise. :)
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I can only can give my opinion but, in any past experience I have had regarding LED displays like this is not good. Generally, you would have to replace The whole display module.... But I might be wrong. :0/
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You need to remove one of those cover brackets in the back of your case, yeah those where the video card comes out from and then, plug a 4 pin molex to the device's board, then place the LED lights wherever you see fit and connect the one end of the LED cable to the device's board. I'll see if i can post some pictures of my build.
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It's located in the back of the display. Unscrew and plug in. I haven't had any problems with the adapter.
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The wire come with a letter like ABCD so you will put the wires like tha latter says, there is a positive an negative those are for the power get the reverse light conector and plug it there, be careful above the colors of the wires, use adhesive tape to cover it
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the unit is ok 10-to20 volts dc . simply attach it to any like source. it comes with two wires already attached to it . you choose hook it to battery wires or ?.I had two led lights in my rv bathroom , they were very cheap & emitted very little light . I replaced one of them with this unit . Am VERY SATISFIED ,WISH I HAD BOUGHT TWO
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You have to plug it into the USB port on your computer for the power; but it just hooks over the top of your monitor and sits there... no fuss...