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Originally Posted by billydsz The nav system in the 370 has an av input so it would be a pretty simple thing to install your own backup camera. You can

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Old 09-09-2009, 01:11 PM   #1 (permalink)
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The nav system in the 370 has an av input so it would be a pretty simple thing to install your own backup camera. You can buy 12v dc color cameras for around $50 to $150 (designed for spy and surveillance apps) and then simply install it in probably less than an hour.
But the question I have here is this: when simply using the av input, will the camera stay on while the car is in gear and moving in reverse? Has anyone tried this to confirm?
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But the question I have here is this: when simply using the av input, will the camera stay on while the car is in gear and moving in reverse? Has anyone tried this to confirm?
No it will switch off once a gear is selected. There is a way to bypass that though I don't have the skill set to do it.
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No it will switch off once a gear is selected. There is a way to bypass that though I don't have the skill set to do it.
So this doesn't sound like a very feasible option. Does anyone have any ideas for a real option?
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No it will switch off once a gear is selected. There is a way to bypass that though I don't have the skill set to do it.
You would need some sort of a toggle switch that passes 12VDC+ (preferrably true ignition) through a diode that is then tapped into the Reverse+ input on the video monitor you're using. VERY easy for any moderately skilled mobile installer.
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