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Horsie 05-13-2011 03:28 AM

uff so I need a NavTool :(

http://www.the370z.com/diy-section-d...amera-dvd.html

NismoZ370 07-18-2011 01:25 AM

ordered the tmart cam thanks guys for the sweet price and pictures to show it works well

jayl 07-18-2011 04:30 PM

nice, have you decided if you will run it in power always on? or just on when in reverse ?

poal 07-25-2011 03:52 AM

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Originally Posted by khameleon (Post 1053162)
I just bought a camera that replaces the right licence plate light. It fits perfectly and is listed as a backup camera for a Nissan Livina. It fits the 370Z as if it was made for it. I purchased mine here:

Color CMOS/CCD Car Rear View Camera for Nissan Livina - Tmart.com

I found the video quite good, and will be returning my Boyo VTL 422C, as I felt it wasn't as good as this particular unit.

It is about 1/4 the price to boot!

Thanks khameleon.I need one,too.my backing up is bad.

NismoZ370 07-25-2011 05:20 PM

just reverse all the time seems excessive to me

collapseP 08-29-2011 09:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jayl (Post 1104022)
I got the same as mentioned on this thread:
Color CMOS/CCD Car Rear View Camera for Nissan Livina - Tmart.com
very good IMO picture is grainy if the lighting is dark but i dont mind it at all...

what type of HU do you have? this will determine where it will connect...

and how is it going now? does it need some more time to test?

moose9781 09-04-2011 04:43 PM

SO Im gonna order this camera but Im not nearly knowledgeable enough to put it in myself. WHo can I trust to do this for me? A good car audio place? And about how much you think is a fair price for install? I have the manufacturer Nav system.

NismoZ370 10-25-2011 12:42 PM

ok so the tmart camera stopped working does anyone know what my be the issue? I put it in reverse and nothing happens the screen doesnt change or anything? any idea?

KevinB 10-25-2011 11:58 PM

What video input are you using and have you disabled the speed sensor and the parking brake signal?

How do you have the power hooked up?

I ordered the tmart camera today.

Kingbaby 10-26-2011 02:20 AM

It may be burnt out...


I burnt one of the CMOS black and white cameras out...

Make sure to wire it to the reverse light power so that power isn't feed to it constantly.

<------lesson learned

Vaughanabe13 10-26-2011 09:44 AM

There is no reason why a properly designed camera would "burn out" as you put it, if constantly connected to power. If it's no longer turning on and you don't get any picture, most likely what happened is one or more capacitors blew on the camera's power supply, which means it's very cheaply made. If you were adventurous you could take the camera apart and just replace the caps and it should boot up good as new, otherwise you might as well just buy a new one since they're apparently cheap.

As one final test before you chuck it, use a multimeter between the camera's power and gnd connection and make sure there is voltage getting to the camera. If not it could just be a loose/open connection somewhere.

bacardisk3 10-26-2011 01:25 PM

this is next on the list for me..backing up sucks esp with tints lol...i found a camera with night vision but its 120...maybe i can find one for cheaper

Kingbaby 10-26-2011 02:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vaughanabe13 (Post 1377650)
There is no reason why a properly designed camera would "burn out" as you put it, if constantly connected to power. If it's no longer turning on and you don't get any picture, most likely what happened is one or more capacitors blew on the camera's power supply, which means it's very cheaply made. If you were adventurous you could take the camera apart and just replace the caps and it should boot up good as new, otherwise you might as well just buy a new one since they're apparently cheap.

As one final test before you chuck it, use a multimeter between the camera's power and gnd connection and make sure there is voltage getting to the camera. If not it could just be a loose/open connection somewhere.


Good info I have it laying around...might look into it :tup:

Kreep 10-02-2012 01:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jayl (Post 1103250)
install is very easy... 3 wires from the camera 1. RCA back of the HU, 2. Blk wire ground it. 3. Red power wire, either connect to the reverse light or to switched power depending on what setup you want.

If I wanted just a backup camera for a 2009 Nav unit would I still need sometime like Nav Tool to install the camera?

pfdaxe 10-02-2012 03:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kreep (Post 1941844)
If I wanted just a backup camera for a 2009 Nav unit would I still need sometime like Nav Tool to install the camera?

Yes. I just installed the Navtool. I tried to find a bypass/work around with no luck. I ended up purchasing a Navtool for $209 shipped a couple of weeks ago when they had a 1 day sale. I connected mine directly to a switch so I can activate and view the cam at anytime. I have a DVD player in my 4Runner and Nav bypass in my Lexus and really only used it a handful of times, so I didn't even bother with a DVD player for the Z.


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