Signal Format Compatibility: 1. AHD Signal: Make sure your car monitor is compatible with AHD signals. If it isn't, switch to CVBS and reboot the camera's power. 2. AHD and CVBS Switch: If your vehicle's display cannot handle AHD, please cut the orange wire to switch to the CVBS signal, then reboot the camera's power.

Wire Functions (3 cable controlled features): Orange Wire: The default setting is AHD signal. To switch to CVBS, cut the wire. Green Wire: The default setting is Mirror mode. To switch to Non-mirror, cut the wire. White Wire: The default setting is Guideline ON. To disable the guideline, cut the wire. Please Note: After cutting any wire, reconnect the power and restart the device for the changes to take effect.

Frequently Asked Questions: If the rear view camera is connected but the display shows no signal, a black screen, or no image, what steps should be taken? 1. Check the signal format: Confirm that the appropriate signal format (AHD or CVBS) is chosen according to your monitor's compatibility. 2. Inspect connections: Ensure that the red trigger wire is linked to the reverse light and the reverse-in cable on the monitor. 3. AUX-IN option: If your monitor has an AUX-IN feature, you can connect the camera to the AUX-IN port.

Choosing an incorrect signal format, such as PAL or NTSC, can result in a black and white display. NTSC is utilized for CVBS cameras, while PAL is meant for AHD 1080P cameras. Ensure you select the appropriate signal format and then power cycle the camera.