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Car Camera with 170° Wide Angle, Night Vision, And AHD/CVBS Switchable - Backup Camera for Automobiles, Without Battery
Car Camera with 170° Wide Angle, Night Vision, And AHD/CVBS Switchable - Backup Camera for Automobiles, Without Battery
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SPECIFICATIONS
Alarm Type: Vehicle Backup Cameras,ACCESSORIES,Rear Side
Applicable Models: Universally Applicable
Battery Properties: Without Battery
Brand Name: NONE
Certification: CE
Choice: yes
High-concerned chemical: none
Item ID: EY1360484
Length of Video Cable: 6M
Lens Material: Plastic + Glass
Major Material: ABS
Material: ABS
Operating Voltage: ≤36V
Origin: Mainland China,Guangdong,China
Power Mode: Room electrical/hard wiring
Shell Material: Plastic
Video Capture Resolution: 1080p
Viewing Angle : 170°
Please note that the AHD signal format works exclusively with AHD monitors. Check if the monitor in your vehicle is compatible with the AHD signal. If it isn't, you will have to change to the CVBS signal. If your car's monitor cannot support an AHD camera, the AHD signal will not function. To change to the CVBS signal, kindly cut the orange loop. The three functions that are controlled by cables.
Orange wire: AHD signal (default) To switch to CVBS signal (cut) Green wire: Mirror (default) To switch to Front (cut) White: Guideline ON (default) To switch to guideline OFF (cut)
What actions should I follow if the backup camera is linked but the screen displays no signal, a dark screen, and no visuals?
A) Check the type of your signal (AHD/CVBS) and choose the right one to use the camera. B) Make sure your connections are accurate; the red trigger wire must be connected to your reverse light and the monitor's reverse-in cable. C) If your monitor has AUX-IN capability, you can connect it there.
D) Selecting the wrong signal standard (such as PAL/NTSC) will lead to a display in shades of gray and white. Ensure you choose the right signal standard for the camera to function properly and then restart its power. The CVBS camera adheres to the NTSC standard, whereas AHD1080P is supported.







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