
Make reversing safer and easier with this Universal License Plate Back-Up Camera with Dynamic Parking Lines by EchoMaster. The CAM-TGL features built-in motion sensors and dynamic parking lines that allow you to back into parking spaces and detect obstacles while in reverse. This durable license plate back-up camera also features a 170° wide viewing angle to eliminate blind spots and includes mounting brackets for installation.
Q: If the car (2007 Tundra) has no screen or monitor, what is a good solution? Recommendations?
A: You will need a dash unit or a mirror that can display it. The double din head units are not as pricey as you may think. I am very happy that i spent the money and got the rear camera and new head unit in my 2010 Silverado.
Q: Will this device work with Garmin GPS units that support backup cameras?
A: NO, this Camera "Will No" work with a Garmin GPS. I have 2 Garmins and can only use Garmin Camera accessories. I did try other ones like this one, but did not work.
A: More information might be helpful, specifically, what you're using as a trigger source and what display/headunit you have. For example, some Pioneer Headunits can set the reverse trigger input to negative or positive, so if you had a positive reverse input the image would display when NOT in reverse and vice versa. If you used Accessory or ignition to power the camera and used the red through lead coming out of the RCA to your radio's reverse input you would be telling the headunit to display reverse image anytime the vehicle is on.
Q: what is the process to install the devise. Is it difficult? Who can install it?
A: Difficulty depends on the vehicle. If it's older, then anyone with some basic 12v auto install experience and tools should be able to handle the job. It's a matter of running/connecting a video line to the monitor, and the most difficult part is power as you need to run a ground wire and a '+' power wire that ties into the reverse light '+' circuit somewhere. Requires some interior dis/reassembly. It can get a bit more complicated, including needing a diode wired in on reverse circuit, if you want to add a switched line to activate the camera and monitor whenever you want. If the vehicle is fairly new it gets more complicated as you need to be able to trace circuits, find ones that behave in certain ways, and be able to understand/wire in relays and run some extra lines. Still not rocket science, but a bit more involved than the old days of straight 12v circuitry! The alternative is having BB install it, which I'd guess is probably a fairly inexpensive job for an experienced team with all the right literature & tools. Good luck!
Q: Will this be back in stock anytime soon?
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A: We've been troubleshooting this at my local Best Buy, they are out of ideas. Also the local Toyota dealer is the one that came up with the idea that it was the aftermarket camera. After installation the light comes on after about 30 minutes of driving and then comes on (flashes for 30 seconds first) every engine start after that.
A: We are sorry you are having issues with your camera. You can reach out to the support team who will go over your connections in the vehicle with you. Information can be found in the included install instructions that came with the camera.