Magellan Wireless Backup Camera
Installation Instructions
The
may
following installation
all vehicles.
not
apply
to
instructions are a
have a qualified technician
lation
may cause
Please consl:Jit
damage
your
local
motor
product.
Camera
1.
2; :Transmitter
Receiver
3.
Vehicle
4.
Power
Adapter (VPA)
Quick
5.
We
install
your
to
general
strongly
recommend you
this device.
device and/or
vehicle laws
guide and
Improper instal-
your
on the use
vehicle.
of
this
4
Slide
T-Tap
connector (x2)
6. Quick
Disconnect
Terminal
Adapter cable
7.
(x2)
3
o::([]
6
(For use with RoadMate 1700)
7
Install
1.
the Camera
Fasten the camera over the top
of
the rear
license plate
2.
Install
3.
using the existing
screws. Take care not to pinch
strain the cable. Use the relief
license plate
or
cut
out if necessary.
Pass the camera cables
the rear interior
panel
through
of
the
vehicle.
the Transmitter
Connect the transmitter's power and ground wires to the
vehicle's reverse light
Use the supplied wire tap
COnneCtOrS
to connect the
transmitter power wires to the
circuit.
From
Transmitter _
Red
------
Black
+12voc
Backup Light
__,
reverse
light
the transmitter can be wired directly
to the reverse circuit. Ensure
connections did not cause
has any potential for shorts.
wires.
Alternatively,
your
any
damage
to the wires
or
4.
Connect the power cable and video cable
of
the
Install
Transmitter to the corresponding cables
the
Receiver
of
the Camera.
5.
Slide the receiver onto the back
of
the GPS device
cradle. The Back up Camera receiver has a "T" slot that
will slide onto the
back
of
the cradle
supplied with
the GPS device.
Connect the 3.5
mm plug to the
AV-IN jack
of
your
Roadmate GPS.
6.
Connect the straight USB plug
VPA to the Receiver and the right
angle USB plug to your Roadmate
GPS. (The Magellan RoadMate
of
the
1700 requires the use
adapter cable.)
SPECIFICATIONS
CAMERA
Imaging Censor:
Resolution:
Vertical View Angle:
Horizontal View Angle:
Angle Adjustment Range:
of
the supplied
CMOS
640x480
Appx. 100°
Appx. 120°
45° Downward
Right angle
plug
from
VPA
USB
Output Image:
Power Supply:
Ingress Rating:
Dimensions (W X D X
Weight:
Operating Temperature :
H):
Mirror Image
12V DC
Waterproof and dustproof
198mm x 27mm x 25mm
approx. 60 grams
20°C-
75oC
TRANSMITTER
Frequency:
RF Output
Power Supply:
Current Consumption:
Ingress
Operating Temperature:
Dimensions (W X
Weight:
RECEIVER
Receiver Sensitivity :
Power Supply :
Current Consumption:
Operating Temperature :
Power
Rating:
:
D X H):
2400MHz-
2483.5MHz
18 dBm(typical)@ Max
10V-
32V DC
250mA
Water Resistant
0°C-
50°C
81mm x 55mm x 15mm
approx.
105 grams
-85 dBm
4.75V-5.25V DC
Max
0°C-
150mA
50°C
Power
Dimensions (W X
Weight:
D X H):
63mm x 17mm x 40mm
approx.
40
grams
FCC Interference Statement
EU
This device
eration
is
complies
subject to the
device may not cause
with Part 15 of the
following two conditions: (1) This
harmful
interference, and (2) this
FCC Rules. Op-
device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
FCC Caution: Any changes or modifications not
approved by the party
responsible for compliance could
expressly
void the user's authority to operate this equipment.
Environmental Protection
with
Waste
electrical
products
should
not
disposed
be
of
any
household
waste.
Please recycle
ist. Check with your Local
advice.
Authority or
where
retailer
facilities
recycling
for
ex-
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Federal Communications Commissi-on (FCC) Statement
are
cau.Uoned that changes
WARNING
or
modifications
not
expressly approved by
the
part
re.spon.sible for
compliance
could
void
the users
authority
15.105(b)
This
This
off
e-quipment
digital
device.~pursuant
has
been
to part
tested
and
15
of
found
the
to
compiy
FCC rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference
equipme-nt
rnstaUed
to
radio
occur
to
in a particular
radto
and on,
and
commtJnications. However. there
or
generates
used
in
television
the
user
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uses
and
can
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rad
accordance with the instructions.
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no guarantee that
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reception
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in
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by
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interference
by
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equipment
or
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not
more
of
the
following measures:
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