I just purchased Lanzar SNV65I3D what wire(s) do you need to connect for the rear camera? Also, what is the pink wire for?
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TI did not connect the camara .The pink wire was left out with no connection..
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The pink wire is for the parking brake on the parking brake is engaged you will be able to see the DVD player play the cables you need for your backup camera on the RCA's
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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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The rear camera is wired. I have been incredibly pleased with this camera and the quality of the images and would purchase it again.
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It's not necessary. The rear camera and display in the cab communicate via Bluetooth. No wires route from the camera to the unit in the cab. A cable with two wires on the camera connect to a reverse light circuit to either taillight. That's it. If the wiring travels close to the camera along the bumper you can connect right there.In the cab the unit can be connected to a power outlet, fuse box or hot wire in the dash when the ignition is on and off when the ignition is off.
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Hardwired camera via coax. I have not been successful in accessing the unit via network at all and I have been unable to talk to a real tech support person.
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I ordered a bunch of these camera, it did not come with the cameras. Use white electrical tape and neatly wrap the connection. If you are doing POE, you will need to wrap the 12v power connection. I searched for 20 mins online and could not find anything made for these cameras that was a factory boot solution.
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I use fire wire. The camera has that port on the back you pc must have a version of fire wire. 4 pin 6 pin and so on.
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Your question does not give enough details to answer. The connection is pretty straight forward. You connect the camera to power and you connect the video line to your radio. Of course your radio needs to have support for a backup camera.
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My camera had three wires. Red which is the positive battery wire. Black which is the negative battery wire. The yellow wire is for the video output of the camera. Also the threaded post for mounting the camera has to point up to correctly orient the camera. This camera worked perfectly on my 2000 Nissan Sentra. I don't think this will be a direct replacement for a factory camera.
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Any camera you choose with RCA cables and power hook up wire harness which should be included should work. Rear camera is powered by the back up light and the monitor is hooked up to a fused power source controlled by the ignition switch. The signal is sent through the RCA cable when the car is put into reverse which sends power to the camera. Hardest part is placing the wiring.
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I was kinda wondring the same thing. Im looking for a rear camera for car when driving or when sitting still at red light. Hope someone can send me to the right product.
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Not sure. What I did was buy two of the long cables that go from the display to the camera. One cable is permanent connected to the camera that is on my truck. The other cable is connected to the display and they routed along same route as the other and hangs free (with a wx cover on it). My second camera is mounted on RV with long cable and when I tow the RV I just connect the two cables together. I put it on V2 and then can see behind my RV. The whole system was very easy to hookup. Hope this helps you a little bit. But actuall no quick disconnect, have to screw the male connection into the female connection near my hitch. Not sure. What I did was buy two of the long cables that go from the display to the camera. One cable is permanent connected to the camera that is on my truck. The other cable is connected to the display and they routed along same route as the other and hangs free (with a wx cover on it). My second camera is mounted on RV with long cable and when I tow the RV I just connect the two cables together. I put it on V2 and then can see behind my RV. The whole system was very easy to hookup. Hope this helps you a little bit. But actuall no quick disconnect, have to screw the male connection into... » Read More Not sure. What I did was buy two of the long cables that go from the display to the camera. One cable is permanent connected to the camera that is on my truck. The other cable is connected to the display and they routed along same route as the other and hangs free (with a wx cover on it). My second camera is mounted on RV with long cable and when I tow the RV I just connect the two cables together. I put it on V2 and then can see behind my RV. The whole system was very easy to hookup. Hope this helps you a little bit. But actuall no quick disconnect, have to screw the male connection into the female connection near my hitch. « Show Less
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Hi Irish, Let me break into the options you have. 1. If you do not use the cable then the transceiver needs to be in the hot shoe so it can trigger all the others. 2. Connecting the cable you can use any other transceiver to trigger your camera and all the other transceivers you have. There are 3 "versions" for the Nikon. N1, N2, N3. The only difference is the cable to the camera. So when you have the right cable for your camera and you need more transceiver then just go for the best price. I got 7 of them so having a friend drop by. Then all he needs to do I put one in the hot shoe and we share the light. Or if connect the cable we can do the exact same picture but just from another angle. Yeah, I'm having fun with them. I found this on Youtube showing how it works http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrGeQhTEN5A
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Do you have power to camera put your figure on the sensor you can clearly see it and check if the LEDs come on if so you have power What type of wire do you have running from the camera ?
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Hi Greg, Hopefully this will help. First make sure that the polarity of the PTZ wires is correct. Second, this camera's address is usually 1 (one). Next the BAUD rate must match, both camera & DVR. Now get into the DVR to the video settings. This is where you enter camera 1 to address # 1 & I think that also the Baud Rate. Call Zmodo @ 866-551-6881 or866-888-2452 for DVR set up...Good luck....
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It was not the case with the camera I received. From what I understand the Pyle cameras are supposed to have 3 extra wires. You connect these wires together to get the marker lines and/or reverse the image to make it work for a front view. The cameras I received did not have these wires to select the options. From the other answers it would appear I received a substitute camera even though it was marked as a PLCM39FRV.
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The wires are marked for power and ground.you may put a toggle switch in line to turn the camera on and off