Peak Performance PKC0BU7 Manuel utilisateur

7.0-inch Back-Up

Camera

Model No.: PKC0BU7

Owner’s Manual

and Warranty Information

Read these instructions completely before using this product.

Retain this Owner’s Manual for future reference.

INTRODUCTION

The Back-Up Camera displays images behind the vehicle, and is used when backing up a vehicle.

When the vehicle is driven in reverse, the camera is activated, which sends a signal to the transmitter.

The transmitter sends a video signal to the monitor, which then displays the view captured by the camera.

FEATURES

x Color monitor displays view from the rear of the vehicle

x Wireless monitor can be suction-mounted to windshield or dash for easy visibility

x Adjustable monitor mounting arm

x Adjustable vertical camera angle

x Weatherproof camera with 110° viewing angle

x Reduces the danger of harm or damage due to unseen objects

x System activates automatically when car is shifted into reverse

x Two-wire installation

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1. Transmitter

2. Transmitter Power Port

3. Camera Port

4. Monitor

5. Audio/Visual Port

6. Monitor Arm

6a) Double Sticky Back

Base

7. Transmitter Power Cord

8. Hardware Bag

8a) Ties

8b) Plastic Grommet

8c) Wire Connectors

8d) Screws

8e) Locknuts

8f) Washers

9. Camera

10. 1A Fuse

11. Monitor Cigarette Lighter/

Accessory Socket Power

Cord

12. Monitor Power Port

13. Monitor Mounting Bolts

INSTALLATION

Some states or local governments may have regulations or laws that restrict the

use of anything that might impair the clear view of a license plate. Check local laws for

compliance.

For the Back-Up Camera to be properly installed, it must be wired into the vehicle’s

taillight harness. If you are not comfortable or knowledgeable with 12-volt DC wiring, have the

system professionally installed.

These instructions are only meant as a general guide due to the number of

dierent makes and models of vehicles. For vehicle-specic questions, contact your vehicle’s

manufacturer.

1. Remove the screws that hold the license

plate to the vehicle.

2. Position the camera mounting plate behind

the license plate.

3. Insert the screws through the license plate,

the camera mounting plate and the

washers. If your hardware is not the correct

length, use the supplied hardware.

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1. Camera

2. Screw Holes

3. Camera Adjusting Screws

The camera angle should be adjusted to a horizontal position relative to the ground,

so as to provide optimal view of objects behind the vehicle.

4. Adjust the camera as required:

• To adjust the camera angle, tilt the camera to one of the five positions.

• The camera should be adjusted to a horizontal position relative to the ground, so as to

provide optimal view of objects behind the vehicle.

• To adjust the camera height, remove the camera adjusting screws, move the camera to line up

with the desired holes and install the camera adjusting screws. Make sure the arrows on the

back of the camera are pointing upward.

5. Install the license plate screws to secure the camera to the vehicle.

6. Determine which are the positive (+) and negative (–) wires for the reverse lights on the vehicle.

You can use either the right- or left-side reverse light wires. For help locating the vehicle’s reverse

light circuit, contact your vehicle’s manufacturer for vehicle-speciﬁc wiring diagrams.

7. Remove the vehicle’s negative (–) battery cable.

8. Once the proper wires for the reverse lights have been determined, the transmitter wires must

be spliced into the vehicle wires using the supplied wire connectors. If you choose to wire

the transmitter using a different method, you must be knowledgeable in 12-volt DC electrical

practices.

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1. Transmitter

2. Positive (+) Wire from Reverse Light

3. Wire Connector

4. Reverse Light

5. Negative (–) Wire from Reverse Light

6. Negative (–) Transmitter Power Wire (Black)

7. Positive (+) Transmitter Power Wire (Red)

8. Camera

9. The red positive (+) wire from the transmitter splices into the positive (+) wire from the reverse

lights and the black negative (–) wire from the transmitter splices into the negative (–) wire from

the reverse lights.

10. Position the connector around the vehicle wire you are splicing into.

11. Slide the appropriate wire from the transmitter into the connector.

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1. Wire from Vehicle

2. Wire from Transmitter

12. Crimp the metal clamp using a pliers to ensure a good connection and then close the lock of the

wire connector. Do this for both the positive (+) and negative (-) wires from the reverse light.

13. Mount the transmitter in an area where the wire from the camera can be plugged into it.

14. Reconnect the vehicle’s negative (-) battery cable.

15. Plug the transmitter power cord plug into the transmitter power port.

Depending on your vehicle type, it may be necessary to drill a hole to route the

camera wire. Before you drill a hole you MUST CHECK WHAT IS BEHIND THE DRILLING

LOCATION. If there are any vehicle components, like electrical parts or fuel system

components, behind the drilling location, you must take precaution not to damage them.

16. Route the wire from the camera to the transmitter. Some vehicles may have a hole to route the

camera wire through; for example, the hole for the wires for the license plate light.

17. If you need to drill a hole, use a 1/2 in. (13 mm) drill to drill the hole. Install the plastic grommet in

the hole.You must use the grommet to prevent the edge of the hole from damaging the camera

wire.

18. Insert the camera wire through the grommet and route it to the transmitter.

19. Plug the camera wire plug into the transmitter camera port and secure the wire with wire ties if

needed.

20. Find a mounting surface inside the vehicle for the monitor where it can be easily seen, but is not

near the rearview mirror assembly or in any other position where it can obstruct your vision when

driving.

21. Clean and dry the mounting surface.

22. Remove the ﬁlm from the foam adhesive pad and press stand ﬁrmly onto mounting surface.

NOTE: After mounting, protect the mounting surface from direct sunlight for 24 hours.

23. Slide the monitor onto the monitor arm. The monitor angle can be adjusted by loosening the

monitor angle adjustment knobs, tilting the monitor, then tightening the knobs.

24. Plug the monitor cigarette lighter/accessory socket power cord into the monitor power port.

25. Plug the monitor cigarette lighter/accessory socket power cord into a 12-volt DC power port. The

screen will ﬂash, then turn off, and the monitor’s blue power LED will blink, indicating the monitor

is in standby mode (monitor has power and is turned on, but the vehicle is not in reverse).

26. Route and secure all wires as needed.