i looked for info on this, but couldn't find any. i have a $12,000+ car stereo in my '05 extended cab gmc sierra (no room for 4-lol), and i have don all of the installation myself (8 boston g-5 subs, 4-ppi pcx amps, 4 optimas, dual alternators, etc, etc; so i know more than a little bit about car audio). anyways, i have two visor screens that i use with my back up camera. this is the second camera that has gone bad due to moisture in two years, always just out of warranty. i do have an eclipse camera, i think it is model: bec 106. i would like to be able to use this on my stand alone screens. it looks like it is a really nice camera and msrp is over $200. but it has a rectangular plug on it, with four wires coming out-i am assuming power, ground, and two video feed. wire colors are: white(20gauge), red, black, and yellow(all 24gauge or smaller)
question is: does anyone know what the order of these wires are, or how i could go about finding out? i would like to cut the plug and hard wire to my screens. but i am not about to ruin this item with an uneducated attempt. any help would be greatly appreciated, or, if it is wiser to not attempt, just let me know.
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(4)g5-1244, (4)gtr12, (2)ppipcx2400, (1)pcx4125, (1)pc4800.2, (3) pair mb quart 6.5"Q, (4)optimas, alumapro (1)5 and(1)15 farad cap, premier deh-p860mp, pioneer xm -dual H.O. alternators
I'm not 100% on this, but i think the Eclipse camera is only 6 volts and will only work with the Eclipse head units. It is a quality camera tho. We've been using Hitchcams license plate cam, very good quality and no moisture problems...
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Mike M2
Tech Manager
CS Dealer Services
you can only use the eclipse cam with the eclipse deck. if you cut the plug, you will void the warranty.