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Many of our customers decide to add a reverse camera after they have finished the Navigation install and have confirmed everything is up and working correctly. Most kids, animals, and smaller objects directly behind your vehicle simply cannot be seen with a normal rear view mirror. The reverse camera assists the driver in backing up and covers the blind spots that cannot be seen with a normal rear view mirror by displaying the surroundings on the display of the Navigation unit. In the long run, this is a great accessory to have as it could save you thousands of dollars from preventing accidents or even endangering someone's life.
There are two options for the reverse camera. You can either go aftermarket, or purchase a stock camera. The stock Camera usually sells for around $400 at your local dealership and comes with a plug and play harness. The aftermarket usually costs between $100-$200 (depending on quality desired) and requires making your own harness from the FRONT to the Back of the vehicle. No matter which option you choose, you will need to insert the pins into the R10 connector, more information below.
Aftermarket Camera - What should I look for?
We recommend the Eclipse BEC-106 reverse camera. Type "Eclipse camera" on www.ebay.com in the search bar and you can see what they are selling for. This camera already comes preinstalled with the wire harness that connects to the camera. Simply extract the pins with the wires attached from the plug (Navigation end) and attach them accordingly to our installation instructions below. Or you can purchase a camera for less that is not so plug and play, which will be a little more work however it can save you money...
You can find them with a search on Yahoo or eBay under the keywords "reverse camera"
First, you want to make sure the camera is a true reverse camera. This means that the video camera reverses the image so the image can be shown like a rear view mirror. If you happen to purchase a camera that works as a normal video camera, backing up will be harder than ever.
The next attribute you would like to consider is the viewing angle. Usually they are available in 45, 90, 180 degree. We recommend going with a 90 or 180 degree viewing angle.
Another decision you'll need to make is if you want to have the camera mounted below the bumper, in the bumper (drilling required) or in place of your trunk/hatch key lock.
Make sure the camera is in NTSC video format, as opposed to PAL.
Take note of the voltage required by the camera so you can supply appropriate voltage. You'll need a 12 volt camera if you're connecting it to your reverse lights. You'll need a lesser voltage camera if you're connecting it to the Navigation system. We currently do not know the voltage output for the camera from the Navigation system so we recommend going with power from your reverse lights.
Installing an Aftermarket Camera.
First thing first, make sure you have the reverse sensor wire connected correctly. If your reverse sensor wire is not connected, connect it now before proceeding.
Your aftermarket camera should come with appropriate mounting, one video RCA plug, and two wires for power and ground. Some cameras come with the power wire only and the camera is grounded through the mount.
First, you'll need to purchase a shielded video extension plug that reaches from the navigation system to the reverse camera. 20' is usually long enough, you may want to measure. One end of the video plug will connect to the reveres camera, the other end of the video plug will need to be spliced.
Connecting Power and video to the Reverse Camera.
Tap into the wires from your reverse lights, you may need to use a voltage tester to determine which wire is negative and which is positive. Once you know which is which, splice into the wires and tape the taps. Shift your vehicle into reverse, and enjoy the picture.
Note: If you do not receive a picture, ensure ALL of your taps are correct. Some of our customers report that they needed to reset the memory of the Navigation system through the diagnostics menu in order for the Navigation unit to recognize the camera.
Pin diagram of the 4-pin reverse camera input on the rear of the Navigation unit. Input is located on the right side of the Navigation unit. Input (R10)
Pin 24 = +6V Power
Pin 23 = Video V- (Shield)
Pin 22 = Video +
Pin 21 = Ground
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