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GENT EX
CORPORATION
A Smarter Vision•
Full Display Mirror® Installation Instructions
Congratulations and thank you for
purchasing a Gentexbrand Full Display
Mirror(FDM®
). This intelligentrear
vision
kit consists of a unique display-
integrated
mirror and custom-designed
camera engineered specificallyfor
automotive rear vision.
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Turn car off. Remove the negative batterycable and safely tuck
cable out of the way .
If needed, remove body panels for mirrorand camera installation.
Forexample,
the a-pillar, as shown above.
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Remove the factory mirror from the windscreen.
Most mirrorsare removed by loosening the T20Torx screw on the
mirror base and sliding
mirror upward towards the headliner.
*Mirror removal process may vary by vehicle.
Mount the Full Display mirror on the windshield by sliding the
mirror mount over the button .Tighten the T20Torx set screw to
13.3- 17.7 in-lbs.
*Specific vehicle adaptors
may be needed.

Plug mirror
power
harness
into
the
back
of
the
mirror.
Find 12Vswitched
ignition
and attach
t-tap
using pliers.Repeat for
12V batteryand
ground
supply. Ensure
t-tap
is
snapped
together
.
Route
the
mirror
power harness
to
location where 12Vignition,
12V battery, and ground lines arelocated. Secure harness along
route
with
foam tapeand/or cable ti
es.
*
Commonly
found
in
overhead, A pillar,
or
junction
block.
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or
ange:
12VBa
tt
e
ry
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Plug
mirror
's powerharness ignitionwire
into
t-tap. Repeat for
batteryand ground. Ensure
the
spade
is
properly seated
into
t-tap.

Mirror Harness Vehicle Harness
..
Plug
the
longestpiece
of
coax harness
into
thefemalecoax
connector
coming
from
the mirror.Wrap a piece
of
foam tape
around connectors
to
prevent rattle.
Camera
Harness
Vehicle
Hrness
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Plug shorterpiece
of
coax harness
into
the
long piece
of
coax
harness.Wrap a piece
offoam
tapearound connectors
to
prevent
rattles. Ensure 90 degree connectorcan reach camera location.
Secure harness along route
with
foam
tape
or
cable ties.
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Route
long
piece
of
coax harness
to
camera
mounting
location.
Secure coax harness along
route
with
foam
tape
and/or
cable ties.
*If
90 degreeconnector
cannot
reach camera, another
length
of
coax wire (purchased separately) can be used
as
an
extention
.
Only
use
the
90 degreeconnector
to
plug
into
camera.
Routing
options
varybased
on
vehiclefeatures/accessories.
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Choose camera
mounting
location inside
the
vehicle.Measure
the
angle
at
locationchosen.
Most
smart phones have a
built
in angle
finder
.
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Final
mounting
position
of
camera should
be
located
as
high
as
possible.
Final
mounting
position
of
camera should
be
in
between
defrost
lines and
in
wiper
path,
if
possible
to
ensure
unobstructed
view.
Final
mounting
position
of
camera should
be
in
center
of
vehicle.
Do
not
placecamera
on
sliding
or
moving
glass.
Camera should
only
be
mounted
inside
of
vehicle.
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Choose appropriate
window
bracket
for
angle measured.
Examples:
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30°-54°-
CUVs
55°
-90°-
SUVs/Trucks
Bracket
Install camera
into
window
bracket (measured
for
vehicle).
Do
NOT
take
off
two
waytape liner.
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Clean
both
interiorand exterior
of
glass
of
mounting
location.
Ensure interior
of
glass
is
dry
and debris free
to
ensure bestfoam
adhesion
during
camera installation.
Screw
in
two
camera set screws.
Do
NOT
tighten
.
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Plug the 90 degree coax cable into the camera.
Qn1x the 90 degree cable can be used to plug into the camera!
Toggle lever back towards rear
of vehicle to place mirror in display
mode.
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Reconnect the negative battery cable.
Turn vehicle
power on. Calibration process will commence.This
process takes about 60 seconds. Do not disconnect/turn off
power.
If mirror is not in display mode when powered up, flip to display
mode. Even if camera image is absent, wait 60 seconds and it will
appear aftercamera calibration process
is complete.

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Do
NOT
take
off
two
waytape liner. Hold camera bracket
with
camera
up
to
mounting
location
to
testlocation chosen.
Dry
fit
camera in location.
Tips!
Ensure camera cover does
not
interfere
with
vehicle
interior
.
Ensure coax cable can reach and can be tucked
out
of
the
way
.
Using masking tape, mark
the
location
at
which you
would
like
to
mount
the camera.
Do
NOTtake
off
two
way
tape.With vehicle
ignition
on
and
mirror
in
displaymode
point
the
camera. Choose location
that
image
looks best
in
mirror'sdisplay.
Tips!
Ensure camera image
is
level.
Ensure camera can
point
at
horizon.
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Double check
mounting
location. Remove
two
way
tape liner.
Ensure debris
or
hand oils
do
not
get
on
two
way
tape.

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Caution!
Adhesive
is
difficult
to
remove.
If
done
incorrectly, a
new
bracket
and adhesive
is
recommended.
In
mounting
location, place
window
bracket
onto
rear glass.
Press
,
hold
, and
apply
even pressure across
the
entiresurface.
Press
and
hold
for
1
minute
.Install
temp
should beabove 50 degrees
fahrenheit.
Install camera cover. Secure camera cover
with
two
screws.
Do
not
over
tighten.
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Adjust camera
up
or
down
on
the
window
bracketso
the
mirrors
image(in display mode)has
the
horizon
in
the
upper
third
of
the
mirror.Tighten
two
set screws. Do
not
overtighten.
Rotate
Tilt ColorCorrect
(for
window
tint)
Adjustcamera
image
with
mirrors settings. Adjust imageso
tilt
and rotate are level. Please refer
to
quick
reference
guide
for
full
menu
instructions.

Install the wire cover overthe two harnesses by seating the
bottom of the cover into the mirror mount and then sliding the
top of the cover up to the headliner.
Place paper
product (quickreference guide) in the glove box.
Testing Auto-dimming Function
To test dimming function , toggle leverforward towards windshield
to place in mirrormode.
While in mirror
mode , using adarkcloth or cardboard, completely
coverforward-looking sensor. Mirror
will dim aftera few seconds
(depending on
light conditions).
Finally, adjust
the mirror to standard driving position and
toggle lever backtowards rear of vehicle to place in displaymode.
Camera image
will appear in mirror.
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GENT EX
ONLY FOR MIRRORS WITH COMPASS
1. Adjust compass zone after mirror installation.
a) The zone setting is factory preset to Zone 8. Refer to Compass
Calibration Zone Map to find correct compass zone setting for your
geographical location.
b) To change the zone setting, push and hold the button for
approximately 9 seconds until a number appears in the display.
c) Press button repeatedly until desired compass zone numberis
reached.
2. Calibrate compass.
a) Drive to an open, level area, away from large metallic objects or
structures.
b) Hold the button for approximately 12 seconds until "CAL" or "C" text
appears
in the display. Release the button to enter the calibration
mode.
c) Drive slowly in up to 3 circles until the "CAL" or "C" text disappears,
and a directional heading is displayed.
The compass is now calibrated.
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Congratulations
and
thank
you
for
purchasing
a
Gentex
brand
Full
Display
Mirror
(FDM"').
This
intelligent
rear
vision
kit
consists
ofaunique
display-integrated
mirror
and
custom-designed
camera
engineered
specifically
for
automotive
rear
vision.
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The
FDM
offers
bimodal functionality.
In
mirror
mode,
it functions
as
a
standard
auto-dimming
rearview
mirror.
But
with
the flip
of
thetoggle
switch,
the mirror
enters
display
mode,
and
a
clear,
bright,
LCD
display
appears
through the
mirror's
reflective
surface,
providing a
wide,
unobstructed
rearward
view.
While
in
mirror
mode during nighttime
driving, the
FDM
also
automatically
detects
glare
from trailing vehicle
headlights
and
darkens
tothe
prec
i
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level
necessary
toeliminate the
glare
and
preserve
driver
vision.
Your
new
FDM
may
be
equipped with
Homelink•,a
wireless
control
system
con-
sisting
of
three
mirror-integrated
buttons that
can
be
programmed to
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garage
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Mirror
Mode
After installation
and
before
driving,
place
the
FDM
in
mirror mode by pushing the
toggle
switch
atthe
base
of
the mirror
away
from the
driver
(toward
the
windshield).
Adjust
the mirror
as
necessary
for
proper
vision
out
of
the
rear
window.
FDM
Display
Adjustments
Activate the display menu
by
pressing
"Select"
while
in
display
mode.
Pressing
"Select"
one or
more
times
will
navigate
through the
menu
options
to
the right.
Note:
Changes
may
not
be
saved
ifthe
FDM
is
switched
to
mirror mode priorto
saving.
Warning:
The
menus
may
block visabilitiy. It
is
not
recommended
to
use
themenu
tochange settings
unless
the
vehicle
is
OFF
or
in
PARK
.
Display
Mode
To
ac
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iva
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display
mode,
pull
the togg
le
switch towa
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the
driver.
This
illuminates
the
display to provide a
real-time,
wide-angle video
feed
from
the
rearward-facing
camera.
Note:
While
in
display
mode,
the
camera
display
icon
will
be
displayed
in
the upper left
corner
and
all
three
Homelink
buttons will
rema
in
active.
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the
display
brightness
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camera
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in the mirror
up and down.
Rotate
the
camera
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is
played
in
the mirror
clockwise
and
counter
clockwi
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until
level.
Change
the intensity
of
red
and
blue color
levels
in
the di
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(thil
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vehicles
with window
tlnr)
Exit
menu

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FDM
may
be
equipped with Homelin
k.
The
Homelink
wireless
control
system
provides
aconvenient
way
to
replace
up to
three
hand
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frequ
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used
to
activate
devices
such
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gate
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garage
door
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home lighting.
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not c
aus
e
ha
rmflll
int
erf
er
en
c
e,
and
(
2)
Th
1s
de
vice
must
acc
ep
t
any
inte
rf
e;
ence
tha
t
may
be
;ec
e
iv
ed
in
cluding
i
nter
fe
r
enc
e
th
at
may
cause
undt>
sired
opera
t
io
n.
Warnin
g:
T
he
tran
sm
itt
er
has
been
tes
t,~rl
an
d
comp
li
t>s
with
FCC
and
IC
rul,
~s
.
Changes
or
mod
i
fi
cati
ons
not
ex
pr
essly
appro
v
ed
by
th
e
par
ty
r
es~nsibl<:l
f
or
com
plia
nce
co
uld
voi
d
tt1e
user's
auth
or
ity
too
pe
rate t
ho:::
device
.
Th
is
e
qu
ip
m
e-nt
compli~s
with FCCrad
ia
ti
onex
pos
u
re
li
rnit
s
s~
t
fort
hf
or
nn
un
c
ontm
ii
ed
en
v
ironme
nt.
End
u
sers
must
fO
ll
ow
the
spet.:i
fi
c
ope
rating
instructions
fo
r
satis
fy
ing
RF
e
xp
osure
c
ompli<"l
nc
e.
This
tr
ansmiTter
must be
Jt
!e
ast
20
em
fr
om
the
us
er
a
nd
mus
t
not be
co-
l
oca
t
ed
oroper
at
i
ng
in
conj
u
nc
t
ion
with
any
ot
her
ante
nn
a
or
tr
ansmitter.
Th
e
rerrn
"
I
C:
~
be
f
or
e
the cer
t:!icat
i
on
/
reg
istration
number
onl
ysig
ni
fi
es
t
hat
ind
ustr
y
Ca
nada
r~ch
nkal
s
pe
cificJtions
were
met.
At theg
arage
door
opener
motor,
(sec
u
ri
tygate motor,
etc.
) l
oc
ate
t
he
"Learn;
"'
Sma
rt;'
or"Program"button. Fi
rm
ly
pr
es
s
and
re
l
eas
ethe"l.earn
:·
"
Sma
rt:'or"
Program"
butto
n.
You
no
w
ha
ve
30
secon
dsin
whichto complete
step
6.
Er
asing
Horne
li
nk
Bu
ttons
Note:T
he
"L
ea
rn
;"'Smart;'
or
"
Progra
m"
button
ca
n u
sually
be
fo
u
nd
wherethe ha
ng
ing
antenna
wi
re
is
att
ache
d to
the motor-head unit (seethe
d
ev
ice's
manua
l
to
identi
fY
this button).The
name
and
color
of
the button mayvary
by
manuf
act
ur
er
.A ladder
and/or
second
pe
r
son
m
ay
simp
li
fy
th
e
fo
llowing
steps.
Re
turn to t
he
v
eh
icleand
fi
rmly pr
ess.
hold
for
two
seco
ndsand release the
Homelinkbutton up to
thr
ee
ti
mes.
At
thispoint
progr
am
ming is
co
mplete
and
yourdevi
ce
s
ho
u
ld
o
pera
tewhen t
he
Home
li
nk
button
is
pre
ssed
and
r
elea
s
ed
.
To
erase
programming from thet
hr
ee
butto
ns
(
in
d
ividu
albuttons
cannot
be
erased but
ca
n
be
"
rep
rogrammed"asout
li
n
ed
be
low),
fo
ll
owthestep noted:
Pr
e
ss
a
nd
hold the
tw
oout
er
Home
link
bu
tt
onsfor
at
l
eas
t
10 s
eco
nds
.
The
Ho
melinki
nd
icator light wi
ll
cha
nge
from
so
lid or
ang
eto
flas
h
in
g
green.
Re
l
ea
seboth
bu
ttons.
Do
not
hold for longer t
han
20
se
co
n
ds
.Home
li
nk
isnow readyto
be
progr
ammed
at anyti
me
b
egi
nn
ing with"
Programm
i
ng
aNew HomelinkButton"
step
1.

Reprogramming a Single
Homelink Button
Gate Operator/
Canadian Programming
Note: Ifprogramming a
garage door opener or gate
operator, it
is advised to
unplugthe device during the
"cycling"
process to pre ve nt
possible overheating.
To program apreviously trained button,follow these st eps :
1
2
3
Pres s and hold the desire d H ome link button.
DO NO T release the button.
The i nd icator lightwill illumi nate gre e n. After 20
seconds itwill begin to flash oran ge. The Home li nk
button
can be released at thispoint. Proceed with
"Progra mming a New Homeli nk Button" step 3.
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If you donotcomplete the pr ogra mming ofa new
devi
ce to the button, it will re vert to the pr evious ly
stored programming.
Canadian ra dio-frequency laws req u ire transmitter remote sig na ls
to"time-o
ut "(or quit) afte r several se con dsoftr ansmissi on,whi ch
may not be long enough for Homelinkto pickup the sign al
during programming. Similar to this Canadian law, some U .S.
gate operatorsa re designed to 't ime-out" in the same manner.
The indicator LED on the hand-held remote will go offwhenthe
devicetimes out,indicating that it h
as fin ished tran sm ittin g.
If yo u li ve in Ca n ada or you are hav i ng difficult ie sprogrammi ng
a gate operator or garage door open er by us ingthe program mi ng
procedures, rep lace"Programming aNew HomelinkButton"
step 3with thefollowing:
While the Homelinkindicator light is
fl as hing orange,pr ess and
release ('cycle")your device's hand-held remote every two
seconds untiltheHomelinki nd icator light changes from o range
to gree n. You may now stop cycling the hand -held remote
button.
Proceed with "Pro gramming aNew Home link Button" step 4 to
complete.
Ga ra ge DoorT wo-Wa y
Co mmunication
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Ho me li nk has thec apa bility of co mmuni ca ting with new er
ga ragedoor ope ne rs that featu retwo-w ay communi ca ti on. This
means Home li nk ca n recei ve a nd d is play "cl os in g"or"opening"
status
messa gesfrom com pa tible ga rage dooropenersystems.
At anytime,
Ho me Li nk can al so rec a ll and displ ay t he l ast
r eco rd ed stat us co m mu nicated bythegar ag edoor opener
to i nd i ca teyour garage do or bei ng "clo sed "or"open ed: '
Home
li nk has thecap ab ilityof rec eiving thiscommuni cat ion
f
ro mthe ga ragedooropenerat a ra ng e up to 820 feet ( 250 m)
Th isr an ge may be red uc ed by obs ta cles suc has houses ortr ees .
You may ha ve to slow yo ur veh ic le spe ed to succ ess fu ll y r ece i ve
the ga rage dooropener co mmunicati on.
Wit hin five sec on ds a fter "Programmi ng aNew HomeLinkButto n;·
bothofHom eli nk 's gara ge do or stat us i nd icatorswi ll fl ashrapidly
gree ni nd i cati ng t ha t the ga ra ge doortwo-way com mu ni c at ion
has be en ena bl ed. If you r ga rage d oo rstatusindi ca tors fl as hed,
two-w
ay communi ca t ion p rog ram ming is co mplete.
Reca ll anddi splay (a t an ytime)t he las t recorded ga ra ge door
sta tus message communic ated to H omeli nkby simulta ne ou sl y
pres si ng Homel i nk buttons1and 2fort wo s eco n ds. Homelink
wi
ll displ ay the last recorded st atu s fo rthree se conds .If two -wa y
com
mun i ca ti on prog ramming is succes sf u l, Ho me l i nk willdisplay
the
st a tus of yo ur ga r ag edooropenerwitharrowi nd ic at ors.

•
Troubleshooting
For customer or tec hnical
support, please c all VOXX:
Switch mirror back into mirror mode by pushing toggle sw itch
forward.
Then readjust mirror head so that driver has a clear
rearward view. When placed back into displa y mode, the mi rror
head will be tilted upward, removing the interior reflection.
Check rear glass to ensure it is clean. During certain weather
conditions the
rear vehicle glass can become foggy with
condensation.
Switch to mi rror mode until camera view is clear
again. Turning on the rear defroster will usually solve this issue.
Switch to mirror mode until it is safe to exami nethe camera
and rear of vehicle for obstructions, dirt, water droplets, etc.
In order to displ ay the best pos s ibl e imag e,the c amera will
automatically adjust it's
fram e rat eduring da rkconditions.A
lower
frame rate can make the display appea r grainy. The
camera is st i ll operating as intended.
Whil e in mir ror mode,pre ss se l ec t and ensur ethat auto-
dimming
feature is on .
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