Can the Reversing Camera Wire Be Reconnected If Cut?
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The reversing camera wire can be reconnected if cut. Locate the break in the wire harness, strip open the protective sheath until the copper core inside is exposed, align the exposed copper cores from both ends, rewrap the sheath around the copper core, and finally secure the repaired section with insulating tape before restoring it to its original position. Incorrectly connecting the reversing camera wire can damage the camera, as the typical trigger signal is +12V. The video output signal wire must not be connected to a power source, as this can burn out the motherboard. Functions of the Car Reversing Camera: The reversing camera system utilizes a wide-angle far-infrared camera installed at the rear of the vehicle, displaying a clear view of obstacles behind the car on the in-dash screen. The reversing video image involves installing a camera at the rear of the vehicle. When the reverse gear is engaged, the system automatically activates the rear camera, displaying the rear view on the central console or the LCD screen of the rearview mirror. The reversing camera provides a comprehensive view of the area behind the vehicle, enhancing driver confidence and safety. More advanced reversing video systems can display two guiding lines on the screen. As the steering wheel turns, the reversing trajectory lines adjust accordingly, accurately outlining the reversing path.
