Rear Camera fuse?
Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2011 12:03 am
I have figured out today, how I can use my slide out LCD monitor as my monitor for the camera on the back of my bike trailer. In my Durango I had one of those clip on mirrors that have the video built in. This same mirror doesn't fit the mirror in the H2, so I thought I make use of the built in monitor. I was successful more or less.
It seems during my experimentation, I may have blown a fuse as no power appears to be getting to the original back-up camera. The system is back together as original until I get the switch I need to install to make my hack work. Putting the H2 in reverse, pops the screen out like normal but no picture. Putting a meter on the connector for the camera shows no voltage. Does anyone know what fuse it is, or how this camera is powered so I can trace out the fault?
I still have to test the camera itself to make sure I didn't blow it or something.
Brian
EDIT!! Just tested the camera out, it works perfectly. So it is a electrical issue. The LCD monitor also works fine with my trailer camera, so know it is working also.
It seems during my experimentation, I may have blown a fuse as no power appears to be getting to the original back-up camera. The system is back together as original until I get the switch I need to install to make my hack work. Putting the H2 in reverse, pops the screen out like normal but no picture. Putting a meter on the connector for the camera shows no voltage. Does anyone know what fuse it is, or how this camera is powered so I can trace out the fault?
I still have to test the camera itself to make sure I didn't blow it or something.
Brian
EDIT!! Just tested the camera out, it works perfectly. So it is a electrical issue. The LCD monitor also works fine with my trailer camera, so know it is working also.