The reverse camera part was quite straight-forward. I screwed the small camera to the trim running along the boot lid between the number-plate lights. I ran the power lead in to the back of the boot lid then followed the other looms down the left hinge to the reverse lights. I then tapped into the left-hand reverse light power and earth. The lead had an in-line transmitter that powers up when reverse is engaged. This transmits the video signal to the receiver.
We mounted the 7" tablet to the upper right-hand corner of the front windscreen. The receiver plugs into the tablet, but must also be plugged into 5volt USB power to work properly. This meant I had to run a micro-USB cable down the a-pillar to an ignition/accessories power source.
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Mini-USB running down the A-pillar. |
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Hid it well! |
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Cigarette lighter, center console. |
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Step-down transformer in-line, instead of using lighter socket in center console. |
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Yay! Green light! |
This is when I showed sharls after I was done.
This is very helpful and easy to set up or install in our car. With this camera, you can easily drive your car reverse or with the help of the camera you can see what's behind your car.
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