Can you make heads or tails of this?
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RE: Can you make heads or tails of this?
konasmrz,
I dont have the lockpick but want to add the camera. What all will be different since I dont have the lockpick? Only the power source and ground?
Where did you guys get your CCD-900's? How much?
I dont have the lockpick but want to add the camera. What all will be different since I dont have the lockpick? Only the power source and ground?
Where did you guys get your CCD-900's? How much?
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RE: Can you make heads or tails of this?
“ON INSTALLATION OF CCD-900”
I talked to Brian at JP customs today. I ordered the video RCA cable plug that will go into the C4 Connector on the back of the HU to connect to the cameras video rca.
He said that he would use the AC controls power and ground! He said on the back of the heater control unit there is a Black connector, use PIN 1, Red/White wire for power! Use PIN 15, black for the ground!
Lastly, he said he didn’t think that I needed to hook the PINK Reverse Sensor wire up from the video box since our Radios already have the reverse sensor option! He wasn’t sure though.
Do I still need to hook up the PINK Reverse Sensor Wire or Not? Konasmrz, help please?
I talked to Brian at JP customs today. I ordered the video RCA cable plug that will go into the C4 Connector on the back of the HU to connect to the cameras video rca.
He said that he would use the AC controls power and ground! He said on the back of the heater control unit there is a Black connector, use PIN 1, Red/White wire for power! Use PIN 15, black for the ground!
Lastly, he said he didn’t think that I needed to hook the PINK Reverse Sensor wire up from the video box since our Radios already have the reverse sensor option! He wasn’t sure though.
Do I still need to hook up the PINK Reverse Sensor Wire or Not? Konasmrz, help please?
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RE: Can you make heads or tails of this?
On the reverse sensor wire, Brian is correct, it does not have to be hooked up. The video "in" on the back of the head-unit is always on, once you put it into reverse you are merely hitting a switch, for lack of a better explanation. Bottom line, you're going to be all good, disregard the pink wire on the camera kit.
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RE: Can you make heads or tails of this?
Perfect, I didnt want to mess with that! The video IN is always on, do i need to do anything there? So in other words, the camera is ALWAYS going to be one, just not able to be viewed on screen until in reverse?
TMW, you think the location for power and ground I mentioned is fine?
TMW, you think the location for power and ground I mentioned is fine?
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ORIGINAL: biglg
"ON INSTALLATION OF CCD-900”
I talked to Brian at JP customs today. I ordered the video RCA cable plug that will go into the C4 Connector on the back of the HU to connect to the cameras video rca.
He said that he would use the AC controls power and ground! He said on the back of the heater control unit there is a Black connector, use PIN 1, Red/White wire for power! Use PIN 15, black for the ground!
Lastly, he said he didn't think that I needed to hook the PINK Reverse Sensor wire up from the video box since our Radios already have the reverse sensor option! He wasn't sure though.
Do I still need to hook up the PINK Reverse Sensor Wire or Not? Konasmrz, help please?
"ON INSTALLATION OF CCD-900”
I talked to Brian at JP customs today. I ordered the video RCA cable plug that will go into the C4 Connector on the back of the HU to connect to the cameras video rca.
He said that he would use the AC controls power and ground! He said on the back of the heater control unit there is a Black connector, use PIN 1, Red/White wire for power! Use PIN 15, black for the ground!
Lastly, he said he didn't think that I needed to hook the PINK Reverse Sensor wire up from the video box since our Radios already have the reverse sensor option! He wasn't sure though.
Do I still need to hook up the PINK Reverse Sensor Wire or Not? Konasmrz, help please?
Regarding power source, your choice, the box has a 2A fuse so it draws very little current - either the Lockpik or the AC controls would be fine.
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ORIGINAL: biglg
konasmrz,
I dont have the lockpick but want to add the camera. What all will be different since I dont have the lockpick? Only the power source and ground?
Where did you guys get your CCD-900's? How much?
konasmrz,
I dont have the lockpick but want to add the camera. What all will be different since I dont have the lockpick? Only the power source and ground?
Where did you guys get your CCD-900's? How much?
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ORIGINAL: TMW597
Where are the pictures man!!!??? Take a shot of the camera, and the module under the seat. Wanna' see!
ORIGINAL: konasmrz
The Kenwood CCD 900 has a small electronics box that the video cable plugs into - just like the GM unit. I put it in basically the same place as the factory camera module under the passenger seat. Location of the wire tray runs along the door sills to the "T" junction under the passenger seat also seemed easire than fishing the cable under the kick panel & through the dash.
In my case, with the GM lockpik box & harness there was little room left under the radio to cram the module in. Also, if ledigt? is installing in a Suburban the Kenwood harness might not be long enough to make it to the dash........
The Kenwood CCD 900 has a small electronics box that the video cable plugs into - just like the GM unit. I put it in basically the same place as the factory camera module under the passenger seat. Location of the wire tray runs along the door sills to the "T" junction under the passenger seat also seemed easire than fishing the cable under the kick panel & through the dash.
In my case, with the GM lockpik box & harness there was little room left under the radio to cram the module in. Also, if ledigt? is installing in a Suburban the Kenwood harness might not be long enough to make it to the dash........
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