can the monitor be wired to the back up light as well as the camera
1169511
Yes, that is what I did so the display only comes on when the vehicle in reverse. I ran a wire parallel to the video cable and made the connections at the same place as the camera.
1169512
NO! either use the backup wire sensor so the monitor activates when in reverse, or wire direct to fuse box and monitor stays on.
269901
Nope. All it needs is a power supply (comes with it, plug-in 12v transformer!) and typical connectors/wire to a monitor and it'll give a constant, live feed. Low def, but a constant feed. (Also, the camera is really small, incredible for the price. It can be hidden most anywhere and adapted for use in many locations including J-box, under-counter/roofline, ceiling, toys, etc.)
244803
Probably not, but it depends on the type of connection and voltage that your monitor takes. It is very likely that you would need to solder a different connector on to match the backup camera monitor. There are probably much better suited plugs out there. This plug will only provide 12 volts and the connector is for a CB, so it is unlikely to fit the backup camera monitor.
1000714
yes-looking down on the camera you should see a switch called Finder/Monitor below the power switch
578726
You would have to wire a switch for the camera or the monitor otherwise they will both be on all of the time.
157946
You should be able to since the wiring needs to be connected to the power and the back-up light wires in the trunk. The camera itself is on the license tag and it is wireless.
1097565
Yes. The tail/running (and back up, if equipped) lights are wired independent of the converter.
831075
Yes. The wires run from the camera to their connecting port pin the backside of the dvr. You will also need a vga cable to connect to a monitor which isn't included
949678
Yes, but you will need the RCA components/jacks cord from your camera to the video monitor.
2194342
If you have it wired correctly, yes. Theoretically when you shift into reverse, the poser to your backup lights provides 12VDC to the camera. The signal from the camera makes the monitor power up through a separate 12VDC feed. (This connection is not defined very clearly in the instructions, I guess it is supposed to be intuitive. I found out about it after reading some feedback from other customers.)
784902
Yes you can. It has the backup camera option and comes included in the box.
1393083
Yes that's for the power supply (12+) and you can connect it through the back lights of the car for automatic startup of the back-up camera.
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.
332336
Run your wires along the frame of the vehicle tie with cable ties and pass it through the firewall, at a rubber boot that existing wires go through ,then hook them to the monitor. The camera is hooked to the backup light wire on the truck by a pinch on connector then hook up the ground wire to any solid ground screw or bolt.
1877356
Donno how ur planning to do so. This is a simple electrical circuit ! Connect to rear backup light for cam and red op lights for front sensors
578727
Yes you can. You can put it on a toggle switch. Do a search on google about putting a backup camera on a toggle switch. I read on youtube of a guy who actually did that and it worked out perfect.
2142100
Yes it can be wired to the reverse sensor so it shows you a rear view camera.