Does the 2014 Evo touchscreen radio support back up camera?
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Wait you drive a lancer not an evo correct?
The plug you are looking for should have a red wire with white stripe in one of the corner, find that and take a picture of it.
I just ordered this Dual camera dash cam w/ real time monitor. I plan to to use the rear cam live feed as my backup cam. It powers up and down w/ the car ignition power supply and can set default to display rear cam view constantly... And, you can use it for dash cam video capture too!
I plan to mount the monitor anchored to windshield right above the rear view mirror... If too bright for night then I'll move it down to lower center console.
http://www.spytecinc.com/k1s-1080p-d...amera-gps.html
I plan to mount the monitor anchored to windshield right above the rear view mirror... If too bright for night then I'll move it down to lower center console.
http://www.spytecinc.com/k1s-1080p-d...amera-gps.html
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Hi
Yes driving a lancer i have the 3wires!
Last edited by dav30; May 24, 2015 at 02:28 AM. Reason: Additipnal
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Here is a better photo. It's the top two with the red arrows. I'm not sure when he'll get back to me.
You'll have to trial and error to figure out which one goes where, but it shouldn't be hard to narrow down between the two.
Sorry I don't have all the answers as far as wiring it up, like I said my friend is the one who figured out what went where and actually knows how to wire things in.
I can push packages on SCCM but can't wire a backup camera lol.
Oh as a warning when he was first trying to figure out the pin out he did blow a fuse for the radio, one of the fuses under the dash. So if you are poking around and your radio display wont come on, check the fuses, I think it was one of those little 10 amps.
This is the pin out from my original posting he gave me
On 8 pin grey plug...
Pin 1 is power output
Pin 2 reverse sensor wire
Pin 3 is video signal ground (negative)
Pin 4 - n/a
Pin 5 is ground
Pin 6 - n/a
Pin 7 below is video signal (positive)
You'll have to trial and error to figure out which one goes where, but it shouldn't be hard to narrow down between the two.
Sorry I don't have all the answers as far as wiring it up, like I said my friend is the one who figured out what went where and actually knows how to wire things in.
I can push packages on SCCM but can't wire a backup camera lol.
Oh as a warning when he was first trying to figure out the pin out he did blow a fuse for the radio, one of the fuses under the dash. So if you are poking around and your radio display wont come on, check the fuses, I think it was one of those little 10 amps.
This is the pin out from my original posting he gave me
On 8 pin grey plug...
Pin 1 is power output
Pin 2 reverse sensor wire
Pin 3 is video signal ground (negative)
Pin 4 - n/a
Pin 5 is ground
Pin 6 - n/a
Pin 7 below is video signal (positive)
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For anyone looking for backup cameras, here is a list of major options:
http://rear-view-cameras-review.toptenreviews.com/
I'm personally leaning towards the Kenwoods one.
http://rear-view-cameras-review.toptenreviews.com/
I'm personally leaning towards the Kenwoods one.
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Works great!
Camera smaller than a quarter
I liked this because you got options between mirror or normal, and with or w/o guidelines by just connecting a couple of wires.<br/>
Whats inside the box
Did a little variation from this guide. Instead of connecting the video rca directly to my head unit, I connected a female rca, so i can connect, disconnect or change my camera easier in the future.
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Very nice! also smart of you to connect a female rca cable and run it to the back. I may have to do this. I'm planning to do this in the next few weeks/months. I'm just not big on pulling panels out etc. Is it pretty difficult getting to our headunits. I'm just nervous about breaking any plastic tabs, etc.