Compatibility of Signal Formats: 1. AHD Signal: Verify that your car monitor is compatible with AHD signals. If it is not, change to CVBS and reboot the camera's power. 2. AHD and CVBS Switching: If your vehicle's display does not support AHD, sever the orange loop to change to the CVBS signal, then reboot the camera's power.

 
 

Wire Functions: The orange wire is set to AHD signal by default. To change it to CVBS, you need to cut the wire. The green wire is in Mirror mode by default; cutting it will switch to Non-mirror mode. The white wire has Guideline ON as the default setting, and cutting it will turn off the guideline. Important: After cutting any wire, make sure to reconnect the power and restart the device for the changes to be applied.

 
 

Experiencing a lack of signal or a blank display? 1. Confirm the signal format: Make sure you have chosen the right signal format (AHD or CVBS) that matches your monitor's compatibility. 2. Check the connections: Ensure that the red trigger wire is properly linked to the reverse light and the reverse-in cable on the monitor. 3. AUX-IN feature: If your monitor has an AUX-IN option, you can link 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.