What is the red wire that is at both ends of the video cable for and do both ends need to be connected? LPC35 back up camera.
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I did nothing with them I can not tell you what they are for . I used the Black and Red wire to connect to the backup light in the rear and ran the yellow video cable to the Black and Yellow video connector Aux 1 to the back of my BOSS 9967 radio.
2050224
Hello. That red wire is connected to the +12v wire at the reverse light on one end, and connected to the reverse trigger wire on the back of the stereo. When you put the vehicle into reverse, that wire will carry the +12v signal to the reverse trigger and force the stereo into reverse mode displaying the video from the backup camera.
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the red wire is power. one end ties into the deck the other into your reverse light
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Make sure you also buy the CCTV CCD Camera LED Board Single Head 2 Pin Connector Power Cable 5pcs by Gino or you will have a lot of trouble connecting to it. The cable assembly plugs right into it. You connect the red wire to + 12 Volts and the black wire to ground. Alternatively, you could buy a 12v power supply and connect the cable assembly to it.
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The manual that it comes with tells you the basic wiring. Essentially red and black are power/ground and there is a yellow wire for video feed.
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The cable makes a connection and it works both ways. If you are having recording troubles, it has to be the DVR. There is nothing to add to the cable that would make any difference. I suggest also that you check your camera power to make certain it has all it needs to make the video signal. If you see the video on your monitor, it should be easily recordable by the DVR.
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The blue wire is a remote power switch for the backup camera function.The display has two video inputs, AV1 and either AV2 or a backup camera. You use the buttons on the front and leave the blue wire disconnected if you're just using the display for AV. Putting power on the blue wire (red must have power also) will turn the display on and select input 2 without pressing the power button. It also puts a CAR BACK message instead of AV2 in the corner of the display when there is no video signal.The display will turn on with as little as 3V on the blue wire so you could connect your video to input 2 (female RCA) and an I/O to the blue wire to turn the display on and off. The blue wire is a remote power switch for the backup camera function.The display has two video inputs, AV1 and either AV2 or a backup camera. You use the buttons on the front and leave the blue wire disconnected if you're just using the display for AV. Putting power on the blue wire (red must have power also) will turn the display on and select input 2 without pressing the power button. It also puts a CAR BACK message instead of AV2 in the corner of the display when there is no video signal.The display will turn on with as little as 3V on the blue wire so you could... » Read More The blue wire is a remote power switch for the backup camera function.The display has two video inputs, AV1 and either AV2 or a backup camera. You use the buttons on the front and leave the blue wire disconnected if you're just using the display for AV. Putting power on the blue wire (red must have power also) will turn the display on and select input 2 without pressing the power button. It also puts a CAR BACK message instead of AV2 in the corner of the display when there is no video signal.The display will turn on with as little as 3V on the blue wire so you could connect your video to input 2 (female RCA) and an I/O to the blue wire to turn the display on and off. « Show Less
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it doesn't have a connection for a backup camera, all it has is an a/v aux input but it is located on the front face (the aux labeled plug on the bottom right). There is no trigger wire or anything like that. there is no a/v input in the rear either so you can't hardwire a camera there (i wanted to do that but no luck). Check my review for more info, i suggest looking for another unit.
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There should be a three prong connection toward the back. You will connect the black,orange and brown cable to. Then connect the other end to the camera.
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The system came with 4 cables for the cameras. Each cable has separate video and power wire. The wires do not use RCA connectors (i'm not familiar with RCA cables). They use power connectors similar to the ones in power adapters for laptops. The video cable uses BNC connectors.
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The blue wire is a remote power switch for the backup camera function. The display has two video inputs, AV1 and either AV2 or a backup camera. You use the buttons on the front and leave the blue wire disconnected if you're just using the display for AV. Putting power on the blue wire (red must have power also) will turn the display on and select input 2 without pressing the power button. It also puts a CAR BACK message instead of AV2 in the corner of the display when there is no video signal. The display will turn on with as little as 3V on the blue wire so you could connect your video to input 2 (female RCA) and an I/O to the blue wire to turn the display on and off.
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The cable comes with the camera and plug into the short cables on the camera. I've put two cameras on the back of our slide in pickup camper. The cameras are over 25' from the monitor. I used 26 guage speaker wire to lengthen the wire. I even put a toggle switch in the dash so I can change from the top to bottom camera. The switch controls both feeds from the camera (DPDT.) It's not to difficult to lengthen these. I used Waterproof Car Rear Vehicle Backup View Camera High-definition Cmos 170 Degree Viewing Angle E363. Good luck.
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Most likey the line going to the camera from the contoler is compromised an not getting power(low voltage).it is the same camera I'm thinking of the Scott 24 volts for power 2 lines. Hoekstra video need to have at least two more lines going for the controller positive and negative check thatI would start with the plug and work my way up to the camera
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The following instruction is for connecting the monitor to a backup camera: -Step1: Connect the Blue wire (trigger) and Red wire (Hot) together, and then connect them to the Hot wire of the backup light. -Step2: Connect V1 wire (Video Input) to the Video Output wire of the backup camera. -Step3: Connect the Black wire (ground) to the Ground wire (or car frame). -Step4: Connect the camera's Hot wire to the Hot wire of the backup light. -Step5: Connect the camera's Ground wire to the car's Ground wire (or car frame). Operation: -When your car is in Reverse: the monitor and the camera are powered up by the car's backup light Hot wire. Note that it will take couple seconds for the monitor to show the image from the backup camera. You may also hear a Beep from the monitor. -When the car is Not in Reverse: both monitor and camera are shut down. Good Luck.
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I did not hook up the green wire. I wired both the camara and the monitor direct. When I turn the Monitor on it has a picture from the camara automaticly. So far it has worked great. If I do not want the monitor "live" all the time I just discontct the line where the two sections screw together to prevent my battery from running down.
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There should be a wire harness with a male PS2 connector, female RCA connector for camera connection, male RCA for DVD video, red power wire, black ground wire, and blue back-up light power. This plugs into the monitor's female PS2 connector providing power and video. The camera has separate power and back-up light power. You'll need extra wire from monitor harness to reach the back-up light. Also, you'll need a long RCA video cable between monitor & camera or install a wireless transmitter instead.
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It's an RCI cable if you have a PC with a video capture card you could but it's mostly used on video recording devices, for surveillance, there are some ip cameras you could use for PC or Mac computers this kind of cameras I wouldn't recommend them for using with a computer
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The connections on the back of DVR are standard BNC connectors, which are typical of most cameras. If not sure - look up pictures of BNC connectors on a web browser. I do have one color IR outdoor camera connected on my system
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im using the red,black, yellow cable. The other one I would have to find out where I have it.