rearview system

Installation Guide

• How to install a reversing camera?

  Rearview system is very popular while parking, eapecially the rear-view camera, which are definitely useful when back up especially in tight parking lots, dark areas or in places where children might be running around. You can install as many of these cameras as you want, though one or two is usually enough.
   

• Instructions

  1. Disconnect the cables from the battery, leave it in a safe distance from the battery posts to avoid any accident.
  2. Confirm the exact position. One is put on the license frame, which is quite easy. To fix it on the license light is OK. You can adjust it by the internal parts. This is popular, beautiful and easy for installing. Another one is drilled into the fender-guard. You do not need to drill on the mental back of the car since it's easier to put car camera into the plastic.
  3. Connect the car camera with the reversing lamp. Then connect the video together. Strip the ends of the wire to expose the bare wire using wire strippers. Splice the wires together using a two-into-one connector. Recover with the power, start and hang up, you will receive the image on the screen.
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  Tips & Warnings

  1. Drivers should never rely on the reversing camera only when parking, take it as a support tool.
  2. You have to connect the screen correctly. If there is no AV input, try to find the switching devices to make sure it will work.
  3. Never try to connect the car appliances with the car battery power directly to avoid the instabilities of the power supply.

Purchase Guide

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  4:3 Standard

  Here is some tip for choosing rearview system. 4:3 (1.33:1) (generally named as "Four-Three", "Four-by-Three", and "Four-to-Three") for standard television has been in use since television's origins and many computer monitors employ the same aspect ratio. 4:3 is the aspect ratio used for 35 mm films in the silent more
  

• 16:10 Standard

  Another item in rearview system.16:10, also known as 8:5 is an aspect ratio mostly used for computer displays. It represents a ratio of 1.6:1. Since 2003, 16:10 has been a aspect ratio for sold laptops and LCD monitors. In 2008, 16:10 became the most common sold aspect ratio for LCD monitors and the same year 16:10 was the mainstream standard for laptops and notebooks.In later years 16:10 has been replaced by 16:9 as the most common common ratio for monitors, laptops and notebooks more
  

• WVGA

  It is Wild VGA (800x480) for most MID and part of small notebook, just as the first generation of 7" Eee PC. WSVGA (1024x600) is not 16:10 while 960x600 is 16:10. It's popular for the notebook in 8.9", sometimes for 10". At the very beginning WVGA is for 1366x768 which is most popular for LCD TV. But when we mention about PC, it means 1280x800 for 13-15" more