Can I connect this sensor unit to my in-dash navigation system with rear view camera so I can see distance on the screen while backing up?
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
1877357
Not actually, the sensors comes with a L.E.D display that has a built-in speaker, it alert you when you're backing up and how far of a distance you are approaching. Basically it has no other input or output.
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Yes you can if the stereo has a "video in" connection. I have found most stereos don't have this connection, but a few do. I installed a Jensen stereo with the connection and instead of cutting the wire off the Rear View monitor and getting a connector for the cut end, I got a wire with connectors on both ends online for $4. It was easy to do. I love this back up system.
1016167
If you have a Double Din Audio/Video Player it will use your rear view camera connection to work. It comes with a wireless/remote button that you can attach anywhere and all you do is press it when you want to see the TPMS information on your screen. Also when you start your vehicle/stereo system it will give you the TPMS information momentarily (5 or 6 seconds).
765238
Maybe by rotating camera? The Unit is in my parents vehicle. I haven't played with it since install
548504
Should work fine, but be aware that the device has two components which need to be mounted at differing heights - the sensor at bumper height, and the signal lights box where it can be easily seen by the driver. The cable connecting the two components stretches only 4 feet, but seems to be an ordinary telephone cable, so you could probably buy a longer one if needed.
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Installed this on my 2014 Honda Pilot with sensors and camera. No problems. So no it does not interfere with either system. Good reference point when you're back up. It sticks out about 6 inches. You can see the hitch step on your display when backing up so no worries you'll hit the other car or something.
2179369
Since this is a hard wired device, it has to be have a wire from the camera to a display monitor in the car. You can do it yourself, or ask your mechanic.
54690
Yes. This unit has a wireless backup camera that works really good. It is just a little slow to switch to the camera but I have it mounted in a pickup truck with a metal cover. So, it might work a little differently than it would if mounted in the trunk of a car.However, I do not like the GPS. I live in a rural area and many of the roads are not located on the maps for the GPS. It might be better if you live in a metropolitan area. Wayne
708659
Yes, you can actually install these sensors anywhere. The only reason people use this for back up sensors is because it's convenient to install on the bumper and to activate it you just tie it to the reverse light. I have installed these on cars for side sensors and activated them with blinkers... Very easy to install. I have a set installed on my car front and back because I am lucky enough to have a camera that activates on the front of my car that turns on automatically when I'm moving under 7 MPH and when in reverse.!
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You will be able to see not as much as if the camera was to be outside. NOW, the distance marks will not show the distance the way that it shows on a normal position right under the rear bumper. Yo will have to guess distance, for that matter just look out the window.
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you should have your transmitter hooked to your back-up light wires. then have the receiver hooked into your GPS. when you put the car in reverse it should automaticly turn on your backup camera.
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from the head unit i dont know if its possible but i think its easy just turn the camera to the necessary angle..
1965413
No, because it is only use as a back-up camera, if your gps has those features, then alerts may come into play while you in reverse...
679175
Yes. I used the TaoTronics TT-CC17. The head unit can be configured to switch to camera view when you put the vehicle in reverse or you can manually toggle to camera view .
222982
Sorry no clue. Why not try Walmart Auto Dept. And see if cheap back-up camera from radio display cabinet will interface with your cable. Or Autozone auto parts store usually have inexspensive BU camera. Good luck
2087862
Hi Ron I added the backup camera. It connects wirelessly to the GPS. It was the main reason we bought this GPS. We have Garmin, Magellan and Tomtom and if you just want a GPS then the Garman is the best.
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No - it is a speed and temp sensor only. Your head unit will have a socket for this AND the imaging sensor. If you have Gps no need for this speed accessory.