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We have the Pioneer AVH-X4600BT hooked up to the PAC TR-7 video bypass. We was thinking of purchasing a Boyo back-up camera. My question is how to get the camera to come on automatically when the car is in reverse? Are will the camera always been on till you change the source?
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Oh. I did go with a Gate's belt, that was 7/8" smaller than stock.
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I was able to put the alternator in Saturday. All went well and seems to be doing good.
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I have talked with Brain @ Meckman.
(A) is ground
(
is Positive© is for testing only
(D) is to be connected to (1)
(E) is not to be used
(2) is to to be bolted on top of (
Take the (white wire) from OEM stock wiring harness and tie it back and don't use it.
Thanks again Brain
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I need help wiring the 7771240. I have a 2000 Ford v6 Mustang. I have some picture's that I have labeled. I have five questions.
[A] Is (A) grounded to the battery (-)?
Is (
going to 250a fuse then battery (+)?[C] What connects to ©?
[D] Do I connect (1) to (D)?
[E] Do I connect (2) to (E)?
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Will the sub need rear bracing? Weighing in at around 150lbs 16" deep, puts a lot of pressure on the front ring.
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back-up camera wiring
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Here is how we wired the back up camera.
We took the camera RCA cord and used a RCA Y splitter. And connected one to the back up RCA on the head unit and the other to the A/V on the head unit. We connect the camera ground to the radio ground. You also need to run a wire to the reverse light up to the head units back up wire. Now we connected the camera power, to a illmanation swiitch now to a source that stays hot like the battery "NOT ACC".
You can now view the back up camera while driving forward. By just turning the head unit on A/V. And the camera will automatically still come on when you put it in reverse.
By using a switch it keeps the camera from all ways drawing power.