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Rearview Camera System Operation
Attention:
1. Please use power adapter supplied. Substitute adapters may damage the unit.
2. Do not operate in damp or high temperature environments.
3. Please keep the lens clean for clear camera resolution.
4. Please strictly abide by relevant state laws for operating this device in an automobile.
General:
This DVR/Rearview system discreetly clips over the existing mirror of the vehicle with the
forward facing camera capturing images of the road ahead. Also, the independant rear camera
will display events behind the vehicle when reverse gear is selected. In addition to recording,
this provides a clear image for the driver and protects children, pedestrians etc from injury
and avoids costly repairs for dents and other damage when reversing.
Parking Camera:
The DUAL HEAD system included with your purchase allows for flexible installation options,
either surface mount (eg number plate or boot lid) or stealth insert mount (eg bumper).
The video cable simply connects with the mirror monitor supplied.
CAUTION:
Carefully check the +/- wiring sequence during installation.
Ensure safety when installing wires near the fuel tank.
Installation:
Monitor Installation
1) Simply clip over the original mirror.
2) Carefully run wiring loom around windscreen or hood lining.
3) Connect rear camera extension cable (3.5mm plug) to input on mirror monitor.
4) Connect Cig Power Plug to monitor.
Note: Cig Power Plug can connect to any matching 12 or 24V socket. As this power plug
contains circuitry to reduce voltage to DC 5V, DO NOT CUT OFF.
Rear Camera Installation
1) Determine installation location (usually the centre-rear of vehicle).
a) Butterfly Type - Mount on surface using double-sided tape or screws.
b) Insert Type - Carefully drill hole in bumper and insert camera.
4) Connect RED cable to 12V+ power cable of Reversing Light circuit.
(If 24V vehicle, a power adaptor will be required)
5) Connect BLACK cable to ground.
6) Connect 6m signal extension cable to monitor.
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