McNeilus Street Smart Vision Extreme Guide

SSV Extreme 7” Monitor
Operation, Service, & Parts
© 2019 McNeilus Truck and Manufacturing, Inc.
Rev. 0519
Monitor PN: 1470026
Manual PN: 1607500
Serial Numbers M19656 and above

Street Smart Vision Systems
Extreme Monitor/DVR System
Extreme 7" Monitor/DVR System© 2019 McNeilus Truck and Manufacturing, Inc.
Disclaimer:
This manual must not be used to repair your vehicle. Repair information is available by calling McNeilus Customer Service at
[phone].
The information in this Manual will be your guide to operation, service, and basic maintenance for this equipment.
A
ll information, illustrations, and specifications in this manual are based on the information available at the time this manual was
published.
The illustrations used in this manual are intended as representative reference views only. Because of our continuous
product improvement policy
, we may modify information, illustrations, and/or specifications to explain and/or exemplify a produ
ct,
service, or maintenance improvement.
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Table of Contents
FOREWORD
Purpose of the Manual .............................................................................................................................. 1
Scope of the Manual ................................................................................................................................. 1
Parts and Service Locations...................................................................................................................... 2
Corporate Headquarters............................................................................................................................ 2
SAFETY
Important Safety Information ..................................................................................................................... 3
Operation Precautions............................................................................................................................... 3
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement ......................................................................... 3
COMPONENT FEATURES
Monitor Features ....................................................................................................................................... 4
Camera Features ...................................................................................................................................... 5
INSTALLATION
Basic Installation for the Monitor and its Components ........................................................................................6
Monitor Kit Parts List ................................................................................................................................. 6
Monitor Installation .................................................................................................................................... 6
Power Accessory Harness.................................................................................................................... 7
Camera Harness .................................................................................................................................. 8
Camera Connection Pin Assignment.................................................................................................... 8
Connection Diagram............................................................................................................................. 9
OPERATION
Front Panel Buttons and System Start-Up ........................................................................................................10
Power ........................................................................................................................................................ 10
Jump.......................................................................................................................................................... 10
Menu ......................................................................................................................................................... 10
Up (+) ........................................................................................................................................................ 10
Down (-)..................................................................................................................................................... 10
Remote Control for OSD Menu Functions......................................................................................................... 11
Typically Used Remote Control Buttons.................................................................................................... 11
Access OSD Menu with Remote Control .................................................................................................. 11
Access DVR Menu with Remote Control................................................................................................... 11
On Screen Display Menu Options .....................................................................................................................12
Input Source .............................................................................................................................................. 13
Camera................................................................................................................................................. 13
DVR ...................................................................................................................................................... 13
Screen Settings ......................................................................................................................................... 13
LCD Setup ............................................................................................................................................ 13
Mode..................................................................................................................................................... 14
Dimmer ................................................................................................................................................. 14
Camera Settings........................................................................................................................................ 14
Mirror .................................................................................................................................................... 14
Jump..................................................................................................................................................... 14
Trigger Setup........................................................................................................................................ 15
Turn Signal Delay Module (Optional)............................................................................................... 15
Auto Scan Time .................................................................................................................................... 16
Camera System.................................................................................................................................... 16

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Rear Grid Setting Distance Grid ........................................................................................................... 16
Distance Grid on Monitor for Reverse Camera................................................................................ 17
Horizontal Line Set Up for Reverse Camera ................................................................................... 18
Distance Grid on Monitor for Alley Camera ..................................................................................... 19
Horizontal Line Set Up for Alley Camera ......................................................................................... 19
Motion Detection................................................................................................................................... 21
Motion Sensitivity.................................................................................................................................. 21
DVR........................................................................................................................................................... 22
Mute Icon................................................................................................................................................... 22
General Setup Screen............................................................................................................................... 22
Language.............................................................................................................................................. 22
Ignition O󰀨 Setup.................................................................................................................................. 22
Menu Alert (Beep)................................................................................................................................. 22
Factory Default ..................................................................................................................................... 22
Passcode O󰀨............................................................................................................................................. 22
DVR Main Menu Options........................................................................................................................... 23
DVR Status........................................................................................................................................... 23
Audio Record Source ........................................................................................................................... 23
DVR Record Source ............................................................................................................................. 24
DVR Time Out ...................................................................................................................................... 24
DVR Menu ............................................................................................................................................ 24
Language ........................................................................................................................................ 24
Resolution........................................................................................................................................ 24
Audio................................................................................................................................................ 25
Playback .......................................................................................................................................... 25
Date and Time ................................................................................................................................. 25
Rec Mode ........................................................................................................................................ 25
CAMERA INSTALLATION
Camera Installation Tips....................................................................................................................................27
Front End Loader ...................................................................................................................................... 28
Rear End Loader ....................................................................................................................................... 29
AutoReach................................................................................................................................................. 30
Zero Radius............................................................................................................................................... 31
Mixer.......................................................................................................................................................... 32
Camera Bracket Illustrations ..................................................................................................................... 33
COMPONENTS FOR INDIVIDUAL SALE
Components for Individual Sale ................................................................................................................ 34
TROUBLESHOOTING
Troubleshooting .................................................................................................................................................37
WARRANTY
Hardware Warranty ...........................................................................................................................................40
PRECO PREVIEW RADAR SYSTEM
Preco ElectronicsTM PreView®Radar Systems For Front and Side Loader Applications Only ..........................41
PreView®Single Sensor System for Rear Loader Application Only ..................................................................46

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Foreword
Purpose of the Manual
This manual provides safety, parts information, installation, operation, troubleshooting, monitor and camera
specications, and camera mounting for the Extreme Monitor/DVR System manufactured by McNeilus®Street
Smart Parts and Service™.
The information in this manual will be your guide to operation and maintenance for this equipment.
Scope of the Manual
This manual provides information for use by the equipment operator and service personnel under the following
headings:
• Safety
• Parts List
• Installation
• Operation
• Camera Installation Mounting Locations
• Individual Component Sales
• Troubleshooting
• Warranty
• Preco PreView Radar and Sensor Systems
To order a free replacement manual, contact the McNeilus Street Smart Parts and Service at 888-686-7278 or
visit www.streetsmartparts.com to download a free PDF copy.

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Foreword
Parts and Service Locations
Contact your McNeilus Street Smart Parts and Service location to order parts, receive service information, or for
other assistance. Contact by phone or visit www.streetsmartparts.com. We have factory owned parts and service
centers near you.
Phone Number 888-686-7278
State City
CA Colton
CT East Granby
FL Tampa
GA Villa Rica
IL Sugar Grove
MN Dodge Center
NY Bronx
OH Cincinnati
OH Columbus
PA Morgantown
TX Houston
TX Hutchins
UT West Valley City
WI Oshkosh
Canada
Ontario and W
estern Provinces 800-265-1089
Quebec and Maritime Provinces 800-996-4937
Corporate Headquarters
Contact McNeilus Street Smart Parts and Service directly at our corporate headquarters at the following address,
phone numbers, and website address:
McNeilus Truck and Manufacturing, Inc.
524 County Road 34 East
Dodge Center, MN 55927
Telephone: [phone]
Corporate Website: www.mcneiluscompanies.com
Parts Website: www.streetsmartparts.com

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Safety
Important Safety Information
Read and understand this entire manual before operating, repairing, or adjusting your McNeilus
equipment.
Those who use and maintain this equipment must be thoroughly trained and familiar with the product.
If incorrectly used or maintained, this equipment can cause severe injury.
Always keep this manual in a location where it is readily available for persons who operate or maintain the
product. Additional copies of this manual are available from McNeilus Street Smart Parts and Service at no
charge. Please contact your McNeilus parts and service location at 888-686-7278 or www.streetsmartparts.com
to order parts, additional manuals, or if you have any questions about the information in this manual, this product,
or safe operating procedures.
THESE SAFETY PROCEDURES ARE FOR YOUR OWN PROTECTION.
Do not operate this equipment until you have read its contents thoroughly. Please contact McNeilus Truck and
Manufacturing, Inc. if you require assistance.
Should operators of this equipment have a reading or
learning disability, dyslexia, or other such condition, they
must be assigned a mentor/trainer to read and explain
to them the entire contents of this manual as well as the
safety guidelines, danger, caution, and warning safety
signs on this unit. Such individuals should not be allowed
to operate this equipment until they thoroughly understand
all of these materials. Failure to do so can result in serious
injury or death.
Safety and safe working procedures must be followed at
all times.
Operation Precautions
1. Before you begin driving, ensure the monitor controls are adjusted properly to help avoid unnecessary
distractions while driving.
2. Before you begin driving, conrm the view provided by the camera is su󰀩cient for your needs. Adjustments
to the camera viewing angles should be made before you begin driving.
3. Before you begin driving, determine that the orientation of the image on the monitor is proper. For example,
cameras should produce a mirror image, meaning items on the left side of the vehicle will appear on the left
side of the monitor.
4. Do not let the Extreme Monitor/DVR System distract you from driving safely.
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B Digital Device, pursuant to Part
15 of the FCC Rules.
SAFETY NOTICE
Perform your company’s Lockout/Tagout
procedure. If your company does not have a
Lockout/Tagout procedure, follow OSHA
1910.147 and 1910.146 Confined Space as
appropriate.

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Component Features
Monitor Features
Part Number 1470026
• 7" color high resolution, crystal clear display
• Professional metal case with Certied Anti-Shock
Design up to 10G
• Advanced On Screen Display (OSD) Menu for
easy navigation
• Supports single/dual/triple/quadruple viewing
options
• OSD control for individual normal/mirror camera
image
• Built-in DVR system (SD card type)*
• Locking SD card slot
• Supports up to ve (5) camera inputs with
waterproof connectors
• Auto Sense technology adds and removes
cameras for faster installation
• Camera triggering wire used to activate individual
cameras or camera combinations
*File format of the SD card is Windows compatible.
SD card not included, but is available for purchase
through McNeilus under PN 1453457 for a 32 GB
SDHC card.
The 32 GB SDHC size SD card is the largest
capacity size that the DVR can use. Do not use a
SD card larger than 32 GB.
• Distance grid
• Backlighted buttons
• LCD
• Night brightness modes
• Provides 1 video / 1 audio signal output
• Standby recording with the LCD screen
turned o󰀨
• Motion detection surveillance while camera
is in idle mode
• Dimmer control: O󰀨 position or 1-9 di󰀨erent
position controls
• Supports English, Français, and Español
• Auto detection for NTSC / PAL systems
• Supports 10V-36V DC Power Supply
• Extra shielded cabling to help prevent
electrical, engine, and RF interference

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Component Features
Camera Features
Part Number 1470028
• 1/3" Sony CCD Image Sensor
• High 967 X 494 resolution
• 90°H wide angle, 65°V wide angle
• IP69K code - waterproof and dust proof rating
• 12 IR LEDs
• Up to 39 feet of night vision distance
• Certified Anti-Shock Design up to 20G
• Automatic or manual night vision adjustment
• Bracket mounted
• Image sensor: IR and Color
• Operating temperature of -4°F to 158°F
• Adjustable IR from off, high, medium, medium-
low, low positions
• Mirror image capable by removal of threaded plug
located on the back of the camera
• Microphone / audio capable
NOTE
Remove the threaded plug on the back of the
camera to mirror the image on the screen. The
DVR will record a mirrored image.
NOTE
The adjustable IR button is used to adjust the
intensity of the IR for night vision. Patent Pending.
Front View of Camera
Mirror Image Plug
Adjustable IR Button
Back View of Camera
NOTE
If a forward drive facing camera is used in the cab,
the IR must be turned off.
To do this:
1. Turn on the camera image on the monitor.
2. Place your hand in front of the camera so it is
viewed on the monitor.
3. Keep pressing the IR button on the back of the
camera until the view of your hand goes black
on the monitor. The IR is now turned off.

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Installation
Basic Installation for the Monitor and its Components
Monitor Kit Parts List
Item Description Quantity
17” LCD Monitor (PN 1470026) 1
2 Sun Shield 1
3 Mounting Bracket 1
4 Screws 4
5Remote Control (PN 1476860) 1
6Triangle Bit Driver (PN 1484556) 1
7Power Accessory Harness (PN 1511546) 1
8 SD Card Lock Cover (with 2 screws) 1
9 Operator's Manual 1
Monitor Installation
READ AND UNDERSTAND THESE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE INSTALLING THE
MONITOR AND CABLES.
Install the monitor in the vehicle's cab, either overhead or on the dashboard, and within three feet of the driver.
(For a dual drive vehicle, the monitor must be mounted where it is accessible from both the left side and right
side driving positions.)
1. In the cab, located an area that best accommodates the monitor and the driver's view of it. Make sure the
monitor will not obstruct any part of the driver's view for driving and operation. It is recommended
to place the monitor on a metal surface, or in cases where the surface is plastic, support plates may be
required.
2. Use the provided mounting bracket as a template for drilling the holes that hold the monitor in place. Verify
the area around and underneath being drilled into is clear of all wires or other items. Drill the holes.
NOTE: McNeilus o󰀨ers various monitor mounting hardware (RAM®Mount products) for purchase, see page
34. McNeilus recommends using PN 1476231 mount with one of the three possible double socket clamps
(PN 1476232, 14789033, 14789034).
3. Mount the bracket using the vibration pad with the appropriate hardware. The vibration pad is placed
between the mounting surface and the monitor mounting bracket. Hardware is not provided.
4. Before placing the monitor on the bracket, locate the four wires on the monitor from the Power Accessory
Harness: Power (red), Reverse (green), Ground (black), Battery or constant power source (yellow). See
page 7 for more information on connecting these wires.
a. Connect the ground wire (black) to a solid chassis ground.
b. Connect the power wire (red) to an ignition power source.
c. Connect the battery wire (yellow) to constant power source or to the battery.
d. Connect the reverse wire (green) to the reverse light circuit. When connected properly, this wire allows
the monitor system to come on when the vehicle is placed in reverse.
e. Connect the power accessory harness to the power socket on the rear side of the monitor.
5. Connect the camera harness to the monitor jumper connection.
6. Bolt the monitor in the bracket, and adjust the position as needed for the driver's view.
7. Install the provided sun shield onto the monitor using the provided hardware, if desired.

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Power Accessory Harness
GND
RED
BLACK
YELLOW
GRAY
BLUE
GREEN
PURPLE
BROWN
PWR
Left
Park
Battery
Reverse
Forward
Right
Wire Function Note
RED ACC POWER Connect to Ignition Power Source
BLACK GROUND Connect directly to the battery ground or to a good chassis ground
YELLOW BATTERY
Connect to the battery or a constant power source to ensure your
monitor settings do not reset if the monitor is turned o󰀨 for an
extended period of time, and/or will allow the DVR system to operate
when LCD screen is o󰀨 (see Ignition O󰀨 Setup, page 22).
NOTE: The following wires only need to be used if you desire the camera to display when the vehicle is in a specic
operation (e.g., Reverse).
GREEN REVERSE / BACK UP
(CAMERA A)
If you want this camera to be activated and displayed when the truck
is in Reverse, connect the Green wire to a Reverse/Back Up signal
PURPLE LEFT TURN
(CAMERA B)
If you want this camera to be activated and displayed when the Left
Direction Turn Signal is activated, connect the Purple wire to the
directional signal Left
BROWN RIGHT TURN
(CAMERA C)
If you want this camera to be activated and displayed when the Right
Direction Turn Signal is activated, connect the Brown wire to the
directional signal Right
GRAY PARK (CAMERA E) If you want this camera to be activated and displayed when the truck
is in Park, connect the Gray wire to a Park signal.
BLUE FRONT / HOPPER
(CAMERA D)
If you want this camera to be activated and displayed when the truck
is in Drive, connect the Blue wire to a Power signal
NOTE: When a trigger wire is activated, that camera takes precedence over all other recording options for the period of
time that the trigger wire is activated.
NOTE: Using a directional turn signal to activate a camera will require the use of the 2-second o󰀨 delay module
(PN 1452176).
Camera Harness

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Wire (Color wire 4 pin connector) Function Note
BROWN Camera A For Backup and Reverse Camera Connect
PURPLE Camera B For Left Camera Connect
BLACK Camera C For Right Camera Connect
GRAY Camera D For Driver/Facing Forward Camera Connect
BLACK Camera E For Front/Hopper Camera Connect
Camera Connection Pin Assignment
41
32
Image displays the pin
assignment from the monitor
side to the camera connector.
Pin Assignments:
Pin 1 = GND (Ground)
Pin 2 = +12V (Power)
Pin 3 = Video
Pin 4 = Audio
Connection Diagram

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CAMERA A REVERSE
CAMERA B LEFT
CAMERA C RIGHT
CAMERA D FRONT
CAMERA E PARK
GPS ANTENNA CONNECTION
RED for ACC to connect to Ignition Power Source
BLACK for Ground
YELLOW for connection to Battery
GREEN for connection to trigger CAMERA A (REVERSE / BACK UP)
PURPLE for connection to trigger CAMERA B (LEFT)
BROWN for connection to trigger CAMERA C (RIGHT)
BLUE for connection to trigger CAMERA D (FRONT / HOPPER)
GRAY for connection to CAMERA E (PARK)
Power
Accessory
Harness
Camera
Harness
NOTE
The yellow wire must be connected to the battery
or a constant power source to ensure your monitor
settings are retained and also to allow certain
recording options to function when the LCD screen
is turned off (see Ignition Off Setup).
If your existing monitor has a serial number break
of M20116 and below, you may use the supplied
adapter to connect the new monitor to the existing
power accessory harness.

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Operation
Monitor 7" Functions
Front Panel Buttons and System Start-Up
Use the buttons on the Front Panel for the following functions:
Power
Turns the monitor ON or OFF. Also displays software version by holding down for 1 second. When using OSD
Menu, power is the Back button.
Jump
Allows the screen image to “jump” or alternate between Jump 1 camera setup and Jump 2 camera setup. See
page 14 for set up of Jump function. When in the On Screen Display Menu, the Jump button turns into the
"OK" button and saves your setting changes.
Menu
Provides the following selection:
• Press and hold this button until the On Screen Display (OSD) Menu displays.
• In the OSD Menu, this button also acts as the “enter or exit” function in specic congurations to change the
congurations.
• Press the Menu button to switch the screen image to the next image available.
Up (+)
Navigates upward/to the right in the OSD Menu. Adjusts the volume up on the monitor’s speaker when not in the
OSD Menu.
Down (-)
Navigates downward/to the left in the OSD Menu. Adjusts the volume down on the monitor’s speaker when not in
the OSD Menu.
JUMP MENU DOWN UP POWER

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Operation
Remote Control for OSD Menu Functions
This system comes with a remote control, which functions as a secondary menu control tool when in the OSD or
DVR menus (the front panel buttons are the primary menu control tool for both menus).
Typically Used Remote Control Buttons
• Press MENU to display the OSD Menu
• Press DVR to see what is currently set for DVR
• Press MUTE to silence the speaker on the monitor
• Press SOURCE to page through all camera view combinations (A+B,
D(B+C), etc.) and to view DVR
• Press JUMP to “jump” or alternate views between Jump 1 camera
setup and Jump 2 camera setup. See page 14 for set up of
Jump.
• Press VOL + to adjust the volume on the monitor’s speaker
• Press VOL ― to adjust the volume on the monitor’s speaker
• Press Up ARROW to navigate through the OSD menu
• Press DOWN ARROW to navigate through the OSD menu
• Press ENTER to select
• Press STOP/RETURN to exit the OSD menu
The following buttons on the remote control are not currently used for any applications.
• Pair
• Ch/Set
• Privacy
• VGA/QVGA
• CH+ or CH-
Access OSD Menu with Remote Control
When using the remote control,
• Press the MENU button to enter the OSD Main Menu. Do Not use the OSD button on the remote control.
• In the menu mode, navigate to a function by pressing the Up Arrow and Down Arrow buttons.
• Press ENTER to select a function when in the OSD Menu.
Access DVR Menu with Remote Control
• Press DVR, then ENTER to display the DVR Menu.
MUTE JUMPVIDEO
ENTER
MENU
CH +
REC
CH -
VOL +
VOL -
PAIR
SOURCE
OSD
DVR
STOP
RETURN
VGA
QVGA
PRIVACY
CH
SET

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On Screen Display Menu Options
Press and hold MENU button on the front panel buttons to display the OSD Main Menu.
For Input Source settings, see page 13.
For Screen settings, see page 13.
• LCD ― page 13
• Mode ― page 14
• Dimmer ― page 14
For Camera settings, see page 14.
• Mirror ― page 14
• Jump setup ― page 14
• Trigger setup ― page 15
• Auto Scan Time ― page 16
• Camera System ― page 16
• Rear Grid Setting ― page 16
• Motion Detection ― page 21
• Motion Sensitivity ― page 21
For DVR settings, see page 23
• DVR Status ― page 23
• Audio Record Source ― page 23
• DVR Record Source ― page 24
• DVR Time Out ― page 24
• DVR Menu ― page 24
For Mute settings, see page 22
For General settings, see page 22
• Language ― page 22
• Ignition O󰀨 setup ― page 22
• Menu Alert ― page 22
• Factory Defaults ― page 22
For Passcode setup, see page 22
NOTE
The MENU button MUST be pressed to accept / save
changes to settings.
NOTE
• Press the Power button to exit the current menu level
you are on (the Power button acts as the Back button).
• Once on the OSD menu, press the Power button to exit
the entire OSD menu.
• After 10 seconds of inactive use, the OSD menu will
automatically close.

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Operation
Input Source
Displays the options for video input.
Camera
Displays what is currently showing for each camera (Figure 1).
DVR
In DVR view, screen will display the camera views that are currently being recorded (Figure 2). Any changes
to DVR settings must be completed in the DVR menu through DVR Record Source.
Figure 1 Camera settings. Figure 2 DVR settings.
NOTE
The JUMP button (acts as “OK” button) MUST be
pressed to accept
/ save changes to settings. The
POWER button will return to the previous screen.
Screen Settings (Figure 3)
LCD Setup (Figure 4)
• Brightness (recommended value is 16)
• Contrast (recommended value is 16)
• Color (recommended value is 16)
• Tint (recommended value is 16)
• Sharpness (recommended value is 30)
Figure 3 Screen settings. Figure 4 LCD Setup.

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Operation
Mode – screen in 16:9 or 4:3
Dimmer – on/o󰀨
Camera Settings
Enters the functions for camera set up (Figure 5). The system can hold a maximum of four (4) cameras. There is
a fth camera input, which can be triggered to activate.
Mirror
Reverse image shown left to right or right to left. If you want the mirror image to appear correctly in the DVR
recording, you will need to either A.) change the camera mirror setting to ON (press JUMP button to save the
change) or B.) remove the threaded plug o󰀨 the back of the camera. See page 5 for more details. See Figure
6 for Mirror menu screen.
Jump
Sets up the Jump function to “jump” or alternate among selected cameras (Figure 7 and Figure 8). Allows for a
Jump 1 selection and a Jump 2 selection.
• Single video image, dual images, triple images, quadruple (quad) images, and DVR function
• In single video view, screen will display only one (1) channel/image at a time (A, B, C, D)
• In dual video view, screen will display two (2) channel combination views such as A+B, A+C, A+D, B+C.
• In triple video view, screen will display the combinations of A+(B+C), D+(B+C), (B+C)+A, (B+C)+D.
• In quad video view, screen will display four (4) channel combination views at one time (A+B+C+D).
NOTE: Cameras D and E are toggle cameras. You cannot view cameras D and E at the same time.
Figure 5 Camera settings.
Figure 6 Mirror Set Up.
Figure 7 Jump Set Up. Figure 8 Camera Conguration in Jump.

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Operation
Trigger Setup
This function tells the monitor which image/camera(s) to display when a particular trigger wire is activated.
Five di󰀨erent trigger wire setups can be created, and within each set up, up to four cameras can be chosen.
Distance grid function is only available if selecting the single camera conguration (Figure 9 and Figure 10).
• Trigger Record – Select ON if you want the triggered camera to record when it appears on the screen (Figure
10).
Figure 9 Example of Trigger Set-up. Figure 10 Trigger Wire and Camera Set-up.
• Turn Signal Delay Module (Optional)
You may need to use the 2-second o󰀨 delay module PN 1452176 (Figure 11) to retain the directional image on
the monitor screen while the turn signal is activated.
NOTE: One module PN 1452176 is used for one turn signal. If you want both the left and right turn signals
connected to cameras, you need two modules. Deutsch connectors are required, but not provided.
Pin 1
Pin 2 Pin 3
Pin 4
2-Second O󰀨 Delay
Module PN 1452176 Pin Assignments:
Pin 1 = Turn
Pin 2 = Ground
Pin 3 = Ignition
Pin 4 = Output to Camera Trigger
Figure 11

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Auto Scan Time
This function is used for surveillance, and is not to be used while the truck is moving. This function sets the
amount of time, in seconds, for automatic cycling through camera views. The amount of time (1 second to
100 seconds) is how long each camera image will remain on the screen before cycling to the next input.
Keep the seconds as zero if you do not want automatic cycling through the camera images.
To set up, press and hold the Menu button on the front panel buttons until the OSD Main Menu displays (or
press the Menu button the remote control). Select Camera settings, then select Auto Scan Time. Set the
amount of time in seconds (use Up and Down arrows on the remote control). Press the OK button on the
remote control to save the setting.
Camera System
Formatting for NTSC (North and South America) or PAL (Europe).
Rear Grid Setting Distance Grid
Option to set up the distance grid on the monitor in distance increments of feet or meters (Figure 12).
• Unit - Measure in either feet or meters for the grid.
7 FT 5 FT 3 FT 0 FT
Green Yellow Blue Red
Figure 12 Rear Grid setting menu and
grid settings for a camera.
Line 1 - Green
Line 2 - Yellow
Line 3 - Blue
Line 4 - Red
H1 H2
Farthest from Vehicle
*H1 and H2 refer to the left and right distance
from the center line of the vehicle (see
Horizontal Line Set Up).