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Notes on installation
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Check the installation position prior to
installing to ensure that the rear camera
and the camera cable does not interfere
with the opening and closing of the back
door.
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Do not peel the double-sided tape away
from its backing paper.
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The cables should be secured with tape or a similar securing method to prevent any obstructions while driving. If
they get wound around components such as the steering wheel, shifting lever or brake pedal, accidents may
result.
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Install the rear camera bracket so that the entire mounting side surface can be affixed securely to the vehicle. If
the contact surface area is insufficient, the camera may fall off while driving.
•
Install the rear camera and the camera cable so that it dose not interfere with the opening and closing of the back
door.
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Do not install the camera where it will obstruct the driver's vision or where it will be an obstacle or obstruction
while driving, otherwise traffic accidents may result.
- Before installing -
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If the weather is very humid, do not install the camera outdoors.
(Humidity will cause the adhesive to become weaker and the camera may fall off while driving.)
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Be sure to read the installation manual for the main unit that the camera is being connect to.
- When performing the installation -
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For 24 hours after installing the camera, the vehicle can be driven without problems, but avoid spraying the
camera with water or exposing it to rain, Let it sit naturally without applying any excessive force to it.
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The adhesive force of the double-sided tape will be reduced at low temperatures (20°C) or less. Use a hair
dryer or a similar technique to warm the double-sided tape before attaching it.
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Do not use a dryer or a similar device on at the rear camera or lens.
Tip
Front of vehicle
Check that there is
no interference
Front of vehicle
Back door
Installing the Rear camer
Installing the Rear camer
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Rear camera
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