Lectronix T7000 User manual

T7000
Installation Instructions
Read these instructions carefully before installing this product and keep this manual for
future reference.

© 2008 Lectronix, Inc.
Part Number –19221-A.0

DISCLAIMER
THIS IS A DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY AND DAMAGE RESPONSIBILITY AS REGARDS TO
LECTRONIX, INC. RELATING TO YOUR USE OF THE LECTRONIX T7000 SYSTEM. READ
IT CAREFULLY. YOU ASSUME TOTAL RESPONSIBILITY AND RISK FOR USING THIS
SYSTEM.
Failure to properly focus on the operation of your motor vehicle can result in death,
serious injury and property damage. This T7000 device should never be used at a time or
in a manner that distracts you from properly focusing on operation of the motor vehicle in
which it is installed. Our concern is for your safety. We ask that you fully cooperate with
and share that concern.
Always operate the vehicle in a safe manner and in full compliance with speed limits, road
safety signs and all other laws and devices which regulate operation of a motor vehicle.
Be and remain aware of driving conditions at all times when using this system while
operating a motor vehicle.
Operation of this unit, including its camera, navigation, audio and other features can be
distracting to your operation of the motor vehicle. While the system is intended to provide
both entertainment and helpful vehicle and navigation information, it is not intended to,
nor should you allow it to distract you from properly focusing on operating the motor
vehicle in which it is installed. It is up to you to minimize or prevent such distraction.
Learn how to use this system before placing the vehicle in operation. Minimize the amount of
time spent viewing the screen of the unit while driving and use voice prompts whenever possible.
Do not attempt to adjust settings of the system or resolve any malfunction with it while driving.
Instead, pull off the road in a safe and legal manner and then adjust its settings or deal with any
malfunction. In the event of malfunction, disable the unit (turn power off or remove power from
the system).
In addition to its multiple other functions, your T7000 system is equipped with a navigation
function. When navigating, carefully compare information displayed on the unit to all available
navigation sources, including information from street signs, visual sightings, and maps. Do not
enter destinations, change settings or access any functions requiring prolonged use of the
controls of the unit while operating your motor vehicle. For safety, pull off the road before making
any adjustments to the system or resolving any navigation discrepancies or questions.

Table of Contents
Safety Information......................................................................................................................... 1
Warnings...................................................................................................................................... 1
Cautions....................................................................................................................................... 2
Notes on Use: Liquid Crystal Display Panel and Touch Screen.................................................. 2
Overview......................................................................................................................................... 3
Unit Mounting................................................................................................................................. 3
Cameras.......................................................................................................................................... 4
Selecting a mounting location...................................................................................................... 4
Side Cameras........................................................................................................................... 4
Rear Camera............................................................................................................................ 4
Flir Camera............................................................................................................................ 4
Mounting Cameras....................................................................................................................... 5
Direct Mounted Side Cameras................................................................................................. 5
Bracket Mounted Side Cameras .............................................................................................. 6
Rear Camera............................................................................................................................ 7
Camera Cable Routing ................................................................................................................ 8
GPS and Satellite Antenna ........................................................................................................... 9
Determining the Mounting Location ............................................................................................. 9
Antenna cable routing.................................................................................................................. 9
Microphone mounting................................................................................................................. 10
Choosing a mounting location.................................................................................................... 10
Microphone Cable Routing ........................................................................................................ 10
TPMS antenna mounting ............................................................................................................ 10
Selecting a Mounting Location................................................................................................... 10
Mounting the TPMS Antenna..................................................................................................... 10
Routing the TPMS antenna cable.............................................................................................. 11
iPod Dock ..................................................................................................................................... 11
Connecting The System.............................................................................................................. 11
Power/Speakers......................................................................................................................... 11
Testing for Proper Connection of Power and Speakers......................................................... 12
J1939 Communications bus.........................................................Error! Bookmark not defined.
Testing For Proper J1939 Operation...................................................................................... 12
Cameras..................................................................................................................................... 13
Turn and Reverse Signals ......................................................................................................... 13
Testing the Turn and Reverse Signals................................................................................... 13
GPS and Satellite Radio Antennas............................................................................................ 14
Testing the Antenna Installation............................................................................................. 14
Microphone ................................................................................................................................ 15
Testing the Microphone.......................................................................................................... 15
iPOD Dock ................................................................................................................................. 15
Testing the iPOD dock ........................................................................................................... 15
Troubleshooting .......................................................................................................................... 16
If You Suspect Something is Wrong.......................................................................................... 16
Common Problems .................................................................................................................... 16
Appendix D: T7000 Technical Specifications........................................................................... 18
Appendix A: T7000 Connector Definitions ............................................................................... 19
Vehicle Power, Audio & I/O (VEH/SPKR/IO)............................................................................. 19
Audio Line In (front) ................................................................................................................... 20
USB (front)................................................................................................................................. 20
USB (rear).................................................................................................................................. 20
AM/FM Antenna Connector (AM/FM/WB) ................................................................................. 20
TPMS Antenna Connector (TPMS)............................................................................................ 21
GPS Antenna (GPS).................................................................................................................. 21
Internal Satellite Module ( int SDAR)......................................................................................... 21

External Satellite Module (ext. SDAR)....................................................................................... 21
Video (VIDEO) ........................................................................................................................... 21
Microphone & Vehicle Input/Output (mic & IO).......................................................................... 22
Qualcomm Interface (QUALCOMM).......................................................................................... 22
iPod Interface (IPOD)................................................................................................................. 22

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
1
Safety Information
Read the operating instructions for the T7000 and all other components of the system carefully
before using the system. They contain instructions about how to use the system in a safe and
effective manner. FAILURE TO OBSERVE THE INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN IN THIS MANUAL
MAY CAUSE INJURY OR DAMAGE AND VOID THE WARRANTY.
This manual uses symbols to show you how to use the product safely and to alert you to potential
dangers resulting from improper connections and operations. The meanings of the symbols are
explained below. It is important that you fully understand the meanings of the symbols in order to
use this manual and the system properly.
Warning
This symbol intends to alert you to the presence of
important operation instruction and installation
instructions. Failure to heed the instructions may result
in severe injury or death.
Caution
This symbol intends to alert you to the presence of important
operation instruction and installation instructions. Failure to
heed the instructions may result in injury or material damage.
Warnings
Warning
Observe the following warnings when using
this unit.
The driver should not operate the system while driving.
Operating the system will distract the driver from looking ahead of the vehicle and can
cause accidents. Always stop the vehicle in a safe location and use the parking brake
before operating the system.
Use the proper power supply.
This product is designed for operation with a negative grounded 12 V DC battery system.
Never operate this product with other battery systems, especially a 24 V DC battery
system.
Protect the CD Player mechanism.
Do not insert any foreign objects into the slot of this unit.
Do not disassemble or modify the unit.
Do not disassemble, modify the unit or attempt to repair the product yourself. If the
product needs repair, consult your dealer or contact technical support (see Appendix B).
Do not use the unit when it is not functional.
If the unit is not functional (no power, no sound) or in an abnormal state (has foreign
objects in it, is exposed to water, is smoking, or smells), turn it off immediately and
consult your dealer.
Refer installation to qualified personnel.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
2
Cautions
Caution
THE CD PLAYER IS A CLASS I LASER PRODUCT.
USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR
PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER THAN THOSE
SPECIFIED HEREIN MAY RESULT IN HAZARDOUS
RADIATION EXPOSURE.
DO NOT OPEN COVERS AND DO NOT REPAIR BY
YOURSELF. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED
PERSONNEL.
Notes on Use: Liquid Crystal Display Panel and Touch Screen.
The T8065 display is a Liquid Crystal Panel, commonly known as an LCD. Over the surface of
the LCD is a Touch Screen to allow the user to touch the screen and activate buttons and other
controls. There are a number of considerations to keep in mind with any system using an LCD
panel. The Touch Screen is also vulnerable to damage if it is not properly used. While both
elements can take substantial use, they need to be treated with care. The following guidelines
should be followed when using your unit. Refer to the Maintenance section of this manual for
cleaning instructions.
Do not cause impact to the liquid crystal panel/touch screen.
Do not use a mechanical pointer to touch the screen as it may damage the touch screen.
Always use your finger so you can feel how much pressure is being applied to the
screen.
When the temperature is very cold or very hot, the image may appear unclear or may
move slowly.
In order to protect the liquid crystal panel, keep it out of direct sunlight while the unit is not
in use.
Sudden changes in the temperature inside the vehicle such as those which occur
immediately after the vehicle’s air conditioner or heater has been turned on may cause
condensation (droplets of water) to form and, as a result, the panel may not work
properly. Do not use the unit while these symptoms are in evidence but leave the unit
standing for about an hour, and then resume or start use.

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Overview
Installation of a T7000 system is straight forward, consisting of mounting the unit, mounting and
routing the GPS and Satellite Radio antennas, mounting and routing the cameras and cables,
mounting the microphone and routing the cable, mounting the Tire Pressure antenna and routing
the cable and connecting the system to all wiring. If the optional iPOD dock cable is used, a
suitable place to mount the dock is required.
Mounting of the various components will vary depending on the configuration of the truck, metal
or fiberglass cab structures and what options are installed. This instruction manual gives general
guidelines that can be applied to any installation. For specific truck wiring (wire locations and
functions), consult your truck dealer, service manual, service center or manufacturer.
Unit Mounting
A mounting “bucket” is available for the Freightliner Cascadia that allows direct mounting into the
dash. To install the T7000 and mounting bucket, follow these steps:
1. Remove the dash trim panel and dash top access panel, exposing the original radio
mounting bucket.
2. Remove the original radio.
3. Remove and retain the screws holding the original radio bucket in the dash.
4. Insert the new T7000 bucket into the dash and secure with the screws from the original.
5. Insert the T7000 into the new bucket once all cables have been connected.

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Cameras
The T7000 supports up to four cameras on the vehicle and is compatible with the following
models:
Sony CHSV2-01D (left/drivers side)
Sony CHSV2-01P (right/passenger side)
Sony VCB-RV2MH (rear)
Flir forward looking infrared camera
Selecting a mounting location
Side Cameras
The optional side camera’s need to be mounted on each side of the truck to give the driver a
clear view of the area beside the truck. In general, select a mounting location as far forward as
possible to allow an unobstructed view of the side of the truck and where they will not interfere
with entrance doors, hood opening and other truck features. Common mounting locations include:
Fender in front of the cab door but behind the wheel well
Running board beside/below the cab
Other convenient places on the side of the truck that avoids interference of the driver
entering and exiting the truck.
Depending on the available locations and contours of the truck, it may be necessary to mount the
camera on a bracket which is attached to the truck instead of directly on the truck. If this is
necessary, the bracket should be made from material that will not corrode or discolor. Aluminum
is a good choice as it requires no painting, will not rust, and is more easily bent than steel. Insure
that whatever material is used, it is thick enough to prevent the camera from vibrating while the
vehicle is in motion. Before permanently mounting the camera it is advisable to connect it to the
T7000 system and check the view to insure that the viewing area is as desired.
Rear Camera
The optional rear camera should be mounted on the rear of the cab where it will have a clear view
of the rear of the tractor including the axles and trailer mount. Consideration should also be given
to a location where the camera cable can easily be routed inside the vehicle. Choose a flat
surface near the top of the cab. Before permanently mounting the camera it is advisable to
connect it to the T7000 system and check the view to insure that the viewing area is as desired.
Flir Camera
The Flir camera is meant to be mounted on the front of the truck, facing forward giving a view
of the road. Suitable locations for the Flir would include:
The top edge of the cab
Front bumper or grill area
Front of the hood
It is advisable to connect the camera to the T7000 before permanent mounting to insure that the
view of the camera is as desired.

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Mounting Cameras
Direct Mounted Side Cameras
An exploded view of the Sony side camera is shown below. The camera consists of four parts:
base, housing, housing screw and end cap. The base attaches to the vehicle via the three
mounting screws. The housing is placed over the base, slid into the molded retainer clips and
secured with the housing screw. The end cap snaps onto the housing and can be removed as
needed.
Exploded View Of Sony Side Camera
To mount the camera, use dimensions from the drawing below to locate the mounting hole
locations on the vehicle. Alternatively, place the camera base on the mounting location and mark
the hole locations on the vehicle. Mounting screws are not provided with the camera. Select an
appropriate screw for the application and drill holes of the appropriate size in each of the
mounting hole locations that were marked. Screws used for mounting can be no larger than #10.
Camera Mounting Hole Dimensions

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Mounting Cameras (cont.)
For the camera cable, drill a 13mm (or ½” minimum) hole to give enough clearance for the
connector to slip through. Use a rubber grommet to protect the cable. Split a grommet and slip it
over the camera cable then into the hole of the mounting surface. Once the camera base is
mounted, seal the camera cable hole with silicon caulking to prevent water and road dirt from
coming into the camera housing. The caulk should be applied to the top side of the base and
completely fill the hole in the base where the cable passes through.
Fender Mounted Camera Example
Bracket Mounted Side Cameras
If a bracket is needed to mount the side camera, fabricate an appropriate bracket for the
application and attach the camera to it as detailed above. The pictures below show examples of
bracket mounted camera applications.
Bracket Mounted Camera Examples

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Camera Mounting (cont.)
Rear Camera
The rear camera consists of the camera body, mounting bracket and mounting hardware. To
install the camera, use the following procedure.
Mark mounting hole locations. Use the dimensions from the drawing below to locate
the mounting hole locations on the vehicle. Alternatively, place the mounting bracket on
the mounting location and mark the hole locations on the vehicle.
Rear Camera Mounting Hole Dimensions
Drill the mounting holes. Once the holes are marked, drill four 10mm holes to accept
the rubber mounting nuts. Push the rubber mounting nuts into the holes, place the
bracket and secure the bracket to the rubber mounting nuts with the four supplied hex
head bolts and washers. Torque the bolts to 5-6kg/cm which will cause the rubber nuts to
expand behind the mounting surface and hold the camera bracket securely to the vehicle.
Camera Bracket Mounted

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Camera Mounting (cont.)
Install the camera cable. Select a location for the cable to pass through the wall of the
vehicle and drill a 20mm (25/32”) hole.
Mount and install the camera. Screw the two supplied hex washer-head bolts into the
camera body approximately 3 turns. Place the camera onto the bracket so that the
camera mounting screws pass through the large holes in the ends of the camera
adjusting slots. Lightly tighten the two camera mounting screws to temporarily hold the
camera in place. Using a knife or other suitable cutter, split the supplied rubber grommet
(rubber cap) and slip it over the camera cable. Insert the end of the camera cable through
the drilled hole in the vehicle. Work the rubber grommet into the drilled hole until it is fully
seated. Slide the remainder of the camera cable through the hole/grommet. Use silicon
caulk to seal the camera bracket mounting holes and the camera cable grommet. Once
the T7000 is installed and connected to the camera, move the camera up and down in
the slots until the desired view is obtained. Torque the two camera mounting screws to
approximately 40kg/cm to securely hold the camera in position.
Finishing installation
Camera Cable Routing
In general, the camera extension cables can be routed in the most expedient manner for the
application. Side camera cables can be routed via the engine compartment and through the
firewall to gain access to the inside of the cab. Another option is to route the cable up the door
frame underneath the weather stripping. Insure that the cable is out of the way and protected
from the clearance between the door and the frame so it will not be pinched. Tuck the cable into
the weather stripping to conceal and hold the cable.
The rear camera extension cable will most likely be run through the headliner of the cab and
down a cab frame post beneath the trim. Remove trim as necessary and re-secure after the cable
has been installed. Another option is to run the cable down to the floor then to the front of the cab.
If this is done, be sure the cable is in a location where it will not be stepped on as this will damage
the cable over time.
Where cables pass through walls or trim, protection such as rubber grommets should be used to
protect the cable from being cut or chafed. Use the same methodology as for the rear camera
cable above when routing it through the cab wall. Where cables go around edges, be sure to
protect from chafing and cutting. Cables should not be excessively pulled or stretched when
installing.

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GPS and Satellite Antenna
Determining the Mounting Location
The GPS and Satellite antennas can generally be mounted close to each other and the cables
run together into the cab. Both antennas are magnetic mount. Because of this method of
mounting and the requirement of having ferrous metal underneath each antenna for reception,
the best location is for them to be placed on a ferrous metal surface. The top of the cab is an
ideal location as it gives an unobstructed view of the sky for good reception of signals. If the cab
is non-metallic or non-ferrous, then a steel backing plate will need to be placed under the
antennas to enable them to receive signals. If a steel backing plate is used, it should be a
minimum of 3” x 3” square for each antenna. If both antennas are to be placed on the same plate,
the minimum would be 6” x 6”. Affix the plate to the top of the truck and place the antennas on it.
The plate may be bare, coated or painted.
If the top of the cab is unsuitable for mounting, some other locations to consider are:
On an angle bracket bolted to the back of the cab or wind diverter
On an angle bracket on top of a side view mirror
Inside the cab in the headliner (if the roof is non-metallic)
The area in front of the windshield next to the hood opening if there is enough room
Antenna cable routing
The cables may be run through an existing hole in the top of the cab if one is available. Cab
mounted running lights often provide a convenient place to gain access to the interior of the cab.
slight modification of a light may be necessary to allow the cables access. Once inside, run the
cable in the headliner or trim over to a side post and then down.
GPS Antenna Mounting Example
If there is no immediate access from the top of the cab, a small hole should be made. Be sure to
use a rubber grommet for protection of the cable from sharp edges. Use silicon caulk to seal the
hole against water intrusion.

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Microphone mounting
The microphone supplied with the T7000 is of the directional type. When considering a mounting
location, keep in mind that the microphone must be pointed in the direction of the person using
the microphone to insure the voice is heard and other vehicle noise is blocked out.
Choosing a mounting location
The microphone should generally mounted in front of the driver. Two excellent locations are near
the sun visor on the headliner and on top of the dash in front of the driver. Use an appropriate
mounting method to hold the microphone in place. Velcro works well for many applications. There
may be other mounting locations that would work well in various vehicles. In any case, choose a
location that allows the microphone to be directed at the person speaking.
Microphone Cable Routing
The microphone cable can be routed under the trim or inside the headliner of the cab in almost all
cases. Run the cable over to a side post and down underneath the trim.
TPMS antenna mounting
The TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) that is optional with the T7000, requires the
installation of an antenna underneath the truck.
Selecting a Mounting Location
The TPMS antenna should be mounted approximately midway between the front and rear axles.
A frame crossmember makes a suitable location. Use an existing hole if possible or drill a hole for
the antenna mount. Insure that there is sufficient space for the antenna whip at the selected
location.
Mounting the TPMS Antenna
There are two requirements for antenna mounting:
The antenna must point toward the rear of the truck
The antenna mounting boss must be well grounded to the mounting location. Paint
should be removed from the mounting hole so that the antenna mounting boss contacts
bare metal.
To mount the antenna, drill or utilize an existing ½” (13mm) hole. Remove any coating or paint
from the metal around the mounting hole. An auxiliary bracket may be used if a hole in the
crossmember is not possible. Refer to the pictures below for possible mounting locations and
methods.
In-frame mounting Auxiliary bracket mounting

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TPMS antenna mounting (cont.)
Routing the TPMS antenna cable
The TPMS cable should be routed under the truck and into the front of the cab in the most
expedient manner. Be sure to secure the cable to the truck at close intervals to provide proper
support. The typical method of cable routing is under the truck, into the engine compartment and
through the firewall into the cab. Be sure to route the cable away from moving parts as well as
extreme heat sources such as exhaust systems. Be sure to use rubber grommets when passing
through the truck cab to avoid cable damage.
iPod Dock
The T7000 supports a connection to the iPod dock. Choose a suitable location on or around the
dash for the iPod dock that is convenient to the driver and provides a suitable mounting surface.
Route the cable for the dock in/through the dash so the connector can be plugged into the rear of
the T7000.
Connecting The System
Once all devices have been mounted on the truck and before the unit is installed permanently, all
connections must be made on the rear panel as follows:
Power/Speakers/J1939/Microphone
The T7000 employs an industry standard “ISO” connector for the power/speaker connections.
The Freightliner Cascadia has a similar connector but with some slight variation. Lectronix
provides an adapter cable, called a Breakout Cable, that may or may not be installed in the truck
from the factory. If the breakout cable is installed in the truck, the free end of that cable will plug
into the Vehicle Power/SPKR/IO connector on the rear of the T7000 (see appendix D for the
location of this connector). The breakout cable is shown in the picture below.
J1939 ISO Breakout Cable (part# 19214-A.0)
If the breakout cable is not installed in the truck, plug the radio connector in the truck harness into
the connector on the breakout cable then connect the opposite end to the T7000 as described
above. Plug the J1939 connector on the breakout cable into the J1939/microphone cable
connector on the supplied J1939/microphone/turn signal cable (part# 19205-A.0). Plug the white
connector on the J1939/microphone/turn signal cable into the MIC/IO connector on the back of
the T7000 (see appendix D for the location of this connector). Plug the Bluetooth microphone
plug into the small round connector of the J1939/microphone/turn signal cable. The pigtail wires
of the J1939/microphone/turn signal cable should be connected to the active turn signal wires in
the instrument panel so that the T7000 knows when turn signals have been activated. See “Turn
and Reverse Signals” below for further information

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Connecting The System (cont.)
Testing for Proper Connection of Power and Speakers
To test that the T7000 has been properly connected, perform the following steps:
1. Turn the ignition switch of the truck to “on”. It is not necessary to start the engine. Wait for
the T7000 to power on. Since the unit has not been on recently, this will take
approximately 1 to 1½ minutes. When the Continue Button appears at the bottom of the
screen, touch it to continue.
2. Push the Audio button on the front of the unit to display the Audio menu.
3. If the truck radio antenna is connected to the unit, touch the Radio icon to select the
radio. Tune to a local station using the on-screen controls. If the antenna is not
connected, insert a CD or USB memory stick with music on it and select the appropriate
function from the menu. Play music using the on-screen controls.
4. Turn the volume control so that audio is heard.
5. Push the System Menu button on the front of the unit to display the System Menu.
Use the Left or Right Arrow buttons at the top of the screen to select to the Sound
menu.
6. Using the Left and Right Arrows for the Balance slider,
move the balance all the way left then right, listening to
insure that the sound comes from the proper speaker(s).
Return the slider to the center position.
7. Using the Left and Right Arrows for the Fade slider,
move the fade all the way left then right, listening to
insure that the sound comes from the proper speaker(s).
When the slider is to the left, sound should only be heard
from the rear speakers. When the slider is to the right,
sound should only be heard from the front speakers.
Return the slider to the center position.
8. If the sound does not come from the proper speakers,
recheck wiring, correct and test again.
Testing For Proper J1939 Operation
To test the J1939 connection, perform the following steps:
1. Turn the ignition switch in the truck to “on”. It is not necessary to start the engine.
2. Wait for the T7000 to power on.
If the unit has not been on recently, this will take
approximately 1 to 1½ minutes. When the Continue
Button appears at the bottom of the screen, touch it
to continue.
3. Push the INFO button on the front of the T7000 until
the INFO menu is displayed.
4. Touch the Status icon on the screen.
5. When the Status screen is displayed and the J1939
interface is connected properly, various parameters
should be shown. If there are no parameters shown, the
J1939 interface is not connected properly. Turn the
ignition switch off and swap the connection of the green
and yellow wires. Start with step 1 and verify proper
operation of the J1939 data interface.
Sound screen in System Menu
Typical INFO Screen with Active
J1939
(actual data will vary)

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Connecting The System (cont.)
Cameras
If the installation includes cameras, plug the cables into the rear of the unit. The connectors used
on the camera cables are special locking connectors and require the correct method of insertion
and removal.
To insert a camera cable, grip the cable on the soft rubber strain relief behind the hard
plastic shell. Push the connector into the proper camera connector on the unit until a
small click is heard. The cable is now properly seated and locked.
To remove a camera cable, grip the hard plastic shell of the cable connector and pull
away from the unit.
Turn and Reverse Signals
If the installation includes cameras, the T7000 provides for automatic switching of camera views
based on turn signal use as well as use of reverse gear in the truck. There are three wires in the
provided harness that are meant to connect to the turn signal wires as well as the reverse signal
wire in the truck.
Locate the turn and reverse signal wires in the truck wiring harness. Consult with the truck
manufacturer or service manual/wiring diagram to locate these wires. Once the wires have been
located, splice the appropriate T7000 wire harness wires to the identified truck wires.
Testing the Turn and Reverse Signals
To test for proper operation of the turn and reverse signal connection, use the following
procedure:
1. Turn the ignition switch in the truck to “on”. It is not necessary to start the engine.
2. Wait for the T7000 to power on.
If the unit has not been on recently, this will take approximately 1 to 1½ minutes.
When the Continue Button appears at the bottom of the screen, touch it to continue.
If the unit has been on within the last two hours, it will immediately display the last
used application screen.
3. Push the Camera button on the front of the unit.
4. Touch the Settings icon in the Camera Menu.
5. Both “Auto Reverse Camera” and “Auto Turn Signal Camera” options should have a
green check mark in the box to the left. If they do not, touch the item box without the
check mark.
6. Push the Camera button to return to the camera menu.
7. Activate the left turn signal on the truck. The
T7000 display should switch to the left
camera.
8. Activate the right turn signal on the truck. The
T7000 display should switch to the right
camera. Turn off the right turn signal.
9. Shift the truck into reverse gear. The T7000
display should switch to the rear camera.
10. If the camera views are incorrect, swap
camera cables as necessary. If any of the
camera views do not work correctly, check the
connection of the turn and reverse signals to
the truck, correct and retest.
Typical Camera View

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Connecting The System (cont.)
GPS and Satellite Radio Antennas
The GPS antenna is a push-on connector. Grip the metal connector on the end of the cable and
firmly push it onto the GPS antenna connector on the rear of the unit.
The Satellite antenna is also a push-on connector. Grip the metal connector on the end of the
cable and firmly push it onto the antenna connector on the rear of the Satellite receiver.
Testing the Antenna Installation
Note that to test these antenna installations the truck must be outside and have a direct line of
sight to the sky. Even tree cover may prevent the Satellite and GPS from working properly.
Satellite antenna.
1. With the unit on (refer to the previous section “Testing for Proper Connection of Power
and Speakers” for steps to turn the system on), push the Audio button on the front
of the unit to display the Audio Menu. Select Satellite from the Audio Menu.
2. The signal strength indicator in the upper right of the screen should have most or all bars
active.
3. If the satellite receiver has not been subscribed, the default station will be an
informational/weather station. Regardless, the station should be heard if the antenna is
connected correctly. If the message “Antenna Error” is displayed there is a problem with
the antenna or its connection to the receiver.
GPS antenna.
1. With the unit on (refer to the previous section “Testing for Proper Connection of
Power and Speakers” for steps to turn the system on), push the Navigation button
on the front of the unit. If the Navigation Menu is displayed, touch the View Map
icon on the screen.
2. The signal strength indicator in the upper right of the screen should have most or all
bars active.
3. If the message “Acquiring GPS Signal” is displayed, wait for that message to be
taken off the screen. It may take the GPS up to 2 minutes to acquire GPS signals.
Once the GPS signal has been acquired, the blue Vehicle Triangle on the map
should be shown in the current location of the truck.
4. If the “Acquiring GPS Signal” is displayed for more than 2 minutes, the antenna
installation location may be incorrect (not enough metal under it) or the antenna is
being shielded by a structure, trees, or other obstruction. Insure that the truck has a
clear view of the sky.

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Connecting The System (cont.)
Microphone
The microphone cable or extension cable plugs into the microphone connector on the rear of the
T7000. Fully insert the plug into the connector.
Testing the Microphone
To test the microphone, it is necessary to pair a cell phone to the system. Refer to the Phone
Pairing section of the Users Manual for this procedure. Once a phone is paired, proceed with the
following steps:
1. With the unit on (refer to the previous section “Testing for Proper Connection of Power
and Speakers” for steps to turn the system on), push the Microphone button located
on the front of the T7000. A tone will be heard and the message “Please Talk Now” will
be displayed on the screen
2. Speak clearly and say “Call” or “Dial” and the phone number 5-5-5-1-2-1-2. When
speaking the number, be sure to say each digit individually. In other words, say “Call 5 5
5 1 2 1 2”, not “Call 5 5 5 twelve twelve”.
3. After a short period of silence, the T7000 will speak what it believes it heard and ask for
confirmation that the number is correct. If the system has responded to your voice input,
the microphone is working correctly.
iPOD Dock
Connect the iPOD dock cable to the rear of the T7000, firmly seating the connector into the iPOD
designated connector.
Testing the iPOD dock
With the unit on (refer to the previous section “Testing for Proper Connection of Power and
Speakers” for steps to turn the system on), connect an iPOD to the dock. The T7000 will
automatically recognize the iPOD connection and change screens to the iPOD audio screen. This
indicates that the iPOD dock is connected correctly and working properly.