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Question: How do I get to images to come on in my car DVD set...I install it ok...IR lights come on when car in reverse, but I see no images..I need to know!!!
Document: it's easy to install, and works fine for almost a year untill I wash my car (well, I admit I am lazy but thanks for that, I can use this camera longer), after it get wet, the water stream will come inside and I can't see a thing! then I have to open the cover and dry it out, it work for another month, then there is a big rain and I guess I didn't close it tight enough so that the water stream get in again and this time even the len is foggy, no use at all!so, what I suggest is, if you need to wash your car, make sure you wrap it well to prevent water contact!
Easy to install if you already have a viewing screen to plug it into. Simply tap into your reverse lights for a switched power source. Mine was working fine until winter now it doesn't always come on and flickers on/off. But on warm days it seems to be ok. Has pretty decent night vision too. For the price I can't complain too much. I've had mine for a few months and if it lasts a year and works most of the time I'm satisfied.
Pros:  Easy installation. I had a previous camera installed, but the lens cover cracked and water was able to get into the electronic components; so I had the wiring already in place. The camera turns on pretty quickly when my 2002 Chevy Avalanche is put into reverse. I can also set the head unit (Pioneer AVH-P3200DVD) to display the image continuously as well, in case I am towing something and I need to see what's happening behind me. The image seems clear, but long term use will determine how well it works.
There still seems to be some confusion about the wiring which I will try to address.There are two wires coming out of the camera which attach to the two loose cables that come with the camera. You can't hook them up wrong as they have different connectors. So far so good.The red/black connector terminates in two very thin wires colored red and black. The red provides power for the camera and the black should be grounded. I suggest that you tap the red wire into the reverse lights although you can go also run it to an always hot source and add a toggle switch (you can also do both but you will need two relays to prevent "backfeeding" the reverse lights and having them go on with the toggle switch).
I bought this camera,in a bundle with the bullit camera, & the 3.5 inch monitor. If you can install a car stero then you will have no trouble installing this camera. My vehicle is a 2002 F250 superduty pickup truck with bullbars, I had trouble seeing small cars in parking lots so I mounted the koolatron camera on my rear license plate, this also is situated so I can see the hitch ball & makes hooking up a trailer quick & easy. I used splice connects to hook the power & ground wires to my reverse lights.
Neat little camera, has built in lines to help judge distance. Built in IR lights help light the way, switches from full color to IR seamlessly. It does get washed out by high contrast dark and light(headlights behind you in a parking lot) but that is not really when you need it anyway.
This product is fairly simple to use. The directions... well there are none. It needs more directions as it isn't your average plug and play camera like most. There is a special wire to plug into the lights, and you need to know what you are doing before you make it a DIY job. Thank God I do this often. Other than lack of directions its a cool little camera with its own bright light so you can see at night.
When reversing at night the IR camera isn't too great but this appears to be due to the license plate light washing out the IR lights. It still works but has a very poor image quality that is washed out, I hear this can be correct by installing a relay that will turn off the license plate light whenever you shift into reverse but I can't be bothered to get into that at this time, might give it a shot later on if I get adventurous.It is not easy to run the wires to the license plate.
Installed camera in my truck (2002 Dodge Dakota) hooked up to a Clarion NZ503, the install is straight forward.Install the black ground wire from the short wire, and the red wire to the reverse lights power wire.Pass the long video wire with the short red power wire from the camera to the head-unit, at this point you can install a switch or not, I elected to, as my head unit automatically opens when it gets power from the reverse, attach the video plug to the head unit, attach the short red wire to the reverse wire from the head-unit or like previously stated install a switch between the red wire and the reverse wire from the head unit.This is the switch I used from Radio Shack Model:275-1565 Catalog:275-1565.Clarion NZ503 DVD Multimedia Receiver with Built-In Navigation and Single DIN Motorized 7-Inch High Resolution Touch Panel ControlKoolertron Rear View License Plate Backup CMOS Camera
I sawed of all the extra bits (reduced it to a 2x1 inch box), but it still stands out when attached to the license plates.- In pitch dark conditions and with no reverse lights, the image changes to B&W; and tends to get very grainy. Hence you need to position it within the working range of your reverse lights.- The color re-production is not HD but it gets the job done, I haven't had any problem identifying objects while reversing the vehicle.At $15, I was expecting it to only last a few months, but now that I have been using it for over a year.
Answer: On any radio set with video cable input connected from camera... There is usually an automatic swtching of the screen to show the video input from the rear of vehicle when you are on reverse. However some cheaper radios require you switch to a video screen manually by selecting the proper screen. Double check all required electrical connections and then check your manual for further directions of still not working and all connections were good. If not done... Make sure the video cable is connected to the radio.