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Rear Camera Installation

1. Insert the back camera into the camera port. Decide your route for the cable and it may be

possible to use some of the same route as the car charger cable, or you may decide to run the

rear camera cable down the other side of the windscreen. TIP: If your car has two reversing

lights, you can run the cable down either side of the roof of the car, but if your car has only

one reverse light on the driver or passenger side of the car, you should run the cable down this

side of the car as it will make it easier for connection into the reverse light circuit.

2. Run the cable along the front windshield and it should be possible to tuck the cable

behind the windscreen rubber and/or under the head-cloth.

3. Run the cable to the rear window behind the top of the door rubber seals or under the

head cloth.

4. When you reach the rear window pause and now fix the rear camera to the top of the rear

window in a centre location. TIP: Where the rear window has a rear wiper, try to place the

camera so it's recording through a glass section which is swept by the rear wiper. Before

tucking the cable from the lens under the head-cloth/rear window rubber, assess if the window

opens as part of a hatchback door? If it does, it will be necessary to allow a small amount of

cable slack at the camera lens, so it's not pulled from the window when the rear door opens.

5. You're now ready to plug the rear camera lens into the rear camera cable. Again assess how

much excess cable you will have and where is a suitable location to tuck this away behind the

head-cloth or possibly the C-pillar inner panel.

6. The two wires on the cable need to be connected into the reversing light circuit by a suitably

qualified professional. The red wire is the trigger wire and should be connected to the live

wire powering the reverse light bulb and the black wire is connected to earth.

Roll up the excess cable in the appropriate location and cable tie it. Once the reverse light

circuit has been connected you can tuck the excess cable away.