Rear view safety RVS-7709900 User manual

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Backup Camera System
with Waterproof Monitor
RVS-7709900
Instruction Manual
Rear View Safety, Inc. © 2016

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Introduction...............................03
SafetyInformation..........................04-06
Before Beginning Installation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 07
InstallationGuide.......................... 08-09
Accessories...............................10-11
MonitorSpecication..........................12
MonitorInstallation...........................13
Connections .............................14
Monitor Buttons............................15
RemoteOperations .........................16-17
Wiring..................................18
TriggerSetting.............................19
DistanceGridLines.............................20
Menu ...............................21-26
Camera Specication........................27-28
Troubleshooting............................29
Warranty&Disclaimer........................ 30-31
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NOTE! Please read all of the installation instructions
carefully before installing the product. Improper
installation will void manufacturer’s warranty.
Congratulations on purchasing a RearView Backup
Camera System!
With this manual you will be able to properly install and
operate the unit.
The Backup Camera System is intended to be installed as a
supplement aid to your standard rear view mirror that already exists
in your vehicle. The Backup Camera System should not be used as a
substitute for the standard rear view mirror or for any other mirror
that exists in your vehicle.
In some jurisdictions, it is unlawful for a person to drive a
motor vehicle equipped with aTV viewer or screen located forward of
the back of the driver’s seat or in any location that is visible, directly
or indirectly, to the driver while operating the vehicle.
INTRODUCTION

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Please read the entire manual and follow the instructions and
warnings carefully. Failure to do so can cause serious damage and/or
injury, including loss of life. Be sure to obey all applicable local
trac and motor vehicle regulations as it pertains to this product.
Improper installation will void manufacturer’s warranty.
• The Rear View Camera System is
designed to help the driver safe-
ly detect people and/or objects,
helping to avoid damage or injury.
However, you the driver, must use it
properly. Use of this system is not a
substitute for safe, proper or legal
driving.
• Never back up while looking at the
monitor alone. You should always
check behind and around the vehi-
cle when backing up, in the same
way as you would if the vehicle did
not have the Rear View Camera
System.Ifyoubackupwhilelooking
only at the monitor, you may cause
damage or injury. Always back up
slowly.
•The Rear View Camera System is
not intended for use during exten-
sive back-up maneuvers or backing
into cross trac or pedestrian walk-
ways.
•Please, always remember, the area
displayed by the Rear View Camera
Systemis limited.It doesnotdisplay
the entire panorama that is behind
you.
USAGE:
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•Electric shock or product
malfunction may occur if this
product is installed
incorrectly.
• Use this product within
the voltage range specied. Failure
to do so can cause
electronic shock or product
malfunction.
• Take special care when
cleaning the monitor.
•Make sure to rmly ax the prod-
uct before use.
• If smoke or a burning smell
is detected, disconnect the
system immediately.
•Where the power cable may touch
a metal case, cover the cable with
friction tape. A short circuit
or disconnected wire may cause a
re.
• While installing the Rear View
System be careful with the wire
positioning in order to avoid wire
damage.
• The Rear View System should only
be used when the vehicle is in
reverse.
• Do not watch movies or
operate the monitor while driving;
as it may cause an
accident.
• Do not install the monitor
where it may obstruct drivers
view or obstruct an air bag
device.
• Dropping the unit may cause
possible mechanical failure.
INSTALLATION:
SAFETY INFORMATION

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If you have questions about this product, contact:
Rear View Safety
1797 Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11233
Tel: [phone]
IN NO EVENT SHALL SELLER OR MANUFACTURER BE
LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF
ANY NATURE, OR LOSSES OR EXPENSES RESULTING FROM
ANY DEFECTIVE PRODUCT OR THE USE OF ANY PRODUCT.
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Before drilling please check that no cable or wiring is on the other side
of the wall. Please clamp all wires securely to reduce the possibility
of them being damaged while vehicle is in use. Keep all cables away
from hot or moving parts and electrical noisy components.
We recommend doing a benchmark test before installation
to insure that all components are working properly.
Step 1: Choose the monitor and camera locations.
Step 2: Install all cables in vehicle, when necessary a 0.8 (20mm)
hole should be drilled for passing camera cable through vehicles
walls. Install split grommets where applicable.
Step 3: Once all cables and wiring have been properly routed, perform
a system function test by temporarily connecting the system. If the
system seems to not be operating properly see troubleshooting (page
29).
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Wiring
After connecting the monitor to the power harness, plug the camera
into the CAM3 input. Connect the RED 12V power wire to an ignition
power source and the BLACK 12V ground wire to a chassis ground. The
BROWN wire is the REVERSE trigger wire. Connect this wire to the ve-
hicle’s backup light circuit to activate the rear view image whenever
the vehicle shifts into reverse. To connect a second camera, connect it
to the CAM1 input. It can be turned on by pressing the power button
on the monitor.
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Precautions For Use Of Monitor
I. The Monitor is made of glass and plastic. Do not subject it to
a mechanical shock by dropping it from a high place, etc.
II. Do not apply excessive force to the monitor surface or the
adjoining areas since this may cause the color tone to vary.
III. Clean with a soft dry cloth and/or Windex only.
IV. Do not attempt to disassemble the mirror monitor.
Safety
• Before drilling make sure no cable or wire is on the other side.
• Feed as much cable as possible into vehicle & clamp securely.
This reduces the possibility of cable being hooked or snagged.
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FEATURES
ACCESSORIES

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FEATURES
Product Features
1. 7” high resolution TFT LCD color monitor
2. Multiple image options (Horizontal/Vertical/Mirror/Normal)
3. Select from 8 languages
4. Automatic button backlighting and automatic brightness control
5. Full functional remote control
6. Multiple video formats (AUTO/PAL/NTSC)
7. 3 camera inputs
8. Power Inputs: DC / 10 - 32V (Supports 12V/24V ignition power source)
9. 3 trigger wires to automatically switch between backup/right/left
cameras
10. Automatic scanning function
11. Built-in speaker
12. Adjustable grid lines

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MONITOR SPECIFICATION
Monitor Dimensions
1. 7” TFT LCD color monitor with a touch screen
2. Audio Output: 1.5W
3. Loudspeaker: One 15x24mm round speaker
4. Power Supply: 10-32V (ignition power source)
5. Power Consumption: ≈6W
6. Monitor Dimensions: 197.2mm (W) × 132mm (H) × 30.5mm (T)
7. Dot Pitch: 0.0642 (H) × 0.1790 (V)
8. Resolution: 800× 3 (RGB) × 480
9. Contrast: 500:1
10. Brightness: 400cd/m2
11. Viewing Angle: U: 50° / D: 70°, R/L: 70°/ 70°
12. Operating Temperature: -20~+70ºC, RH90%
13. Storage Temperature: -30~+80ºC, R 90%
14. Waterproof Rating: IP69K

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MONITOR INSTALLATION

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CONNECTIONS
Connections
WHITE / BLUE / BROWN 5 pin male for Camera 1 / Camera 2 / Camera 3. Connect
RED 12V power wire to an ignition power source, the BLACK 12V wire to a chassis
ground, the BROWN wire to reverse power, the WHITE wire to left turn signal
power and the BLUE wire to right turn signal power.

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MONITOR BUTTONS
1. Sensor for remote signal
2. Power button
3. Increase / decrease the volume and switch sub-menu values
4. Move menu selection down
5. Menu button
6. Manual camera switch

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REMOTE OPERATIONS
Remote Operations
MUTE: ENABLE/MUTE sound
POWER: Turn monitor on/o
: Flip image horizontally

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REMOTE OPERATIONS
CH: : Flip image vertically
CH: Toggle selection up
CH: Toggle selection down
MENU: Access menu
MODE: Toggle picture modes (PERSONAL / STANDARD / SOFT /
VIVID / LIGHT)
: Decrease brightness
: Increase brightness
CALL: Display currrent video channel source
TIMER: Set a timer to shut down the monitor
(10 minute increments, 10-90 minutes)
LANG: Change languate
SYS: Toggle AUTO / PAL / NTSC.
SEL: Toggle camera channels

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WIRING
Connection of AV Adapter and Controller Cable
Hold the cable , align the side of jack
marked with on the female 13-pin
connector with the male 13-pin connector
marked with then rmly connect
1. BROWN 5 pin male for Camera1
2. BLUE 5 pin male for Camera 2
3. WHITE 5 pin male for Camera 3
4. Connect RED 12V power wire to an ignition power source
5. BLACK 12V wire to a chassis ground
6. BROWN wire to reverse power
7. WHITE wire to left turn signal power
8. BLUE wire to right turn signal power

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Reversing Display:
When the white wire is connected to left turn signal power, the monitor auto-
matically switches to CAM1 (left side camera) when the left turn signal is acti-
vated.
When the blue wire is connected to right turn signal power, the monitor auto-
matically switches to CAM2 (right side camera) when the right turn signal is
activated.
TRIGGER SETTING
Cam1
Cam2

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When the BROWN wire is connected to reverse power, the monitor automati-
cally switches to CAM 3 (backup camera) when the vehicle is put into reverse.
The distance grid lines will automatically display.
AUTOSCAN: When ON, this setting allows the system to automatically switch
between connected camera inputs at a predetermined pace.
MENU AND TOUCHSCREEN OPERATIONS
DISTANCE GRID LINES