Bumblebee Question

[xnsf]

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if i have an aftermarket navigation unit (GARMIN StreetPilot 7200) with a composite video input (3.5mm) with backup camera specifications, can i install any of these two?

i already have video converter (RCA to RCA/S-video) and a 3.5mm to RCA composite video cable. so if these come with the RCA for video, will it work?


[camera]----rca---->[rca-rca converter female/female]<----rca----3.5mm---->[garmin]

[Tom G.]

As long as you have an RCA input - you can use any of the cameras.

[xnsf]

thanks!

would you know how long the camera cord is?

and they come with instructions, right?

TIA

[Tom G.]

Cable is approximately 10-12 feet. Instructions are included.

[xnsf]

hi Tom,

i just got my bumblebee and i cannot figure out how to activate the mirror image. i spliced the green wire and attached it to the black wire where both meet the brown negative wire for the reverse lights, and at a random location on the black wire too. neither ways work

[Tom G.]

Originally Posted by xnsf

hi Tom,

i just got my bumblebee and i cannot figure out how to activate the mirror image. i spliced the green wire and attached it to the black wire where both meet the brown negative wire for the reverse lights, and at a random location on the black wire too. neither ways work

What are you using for a video module?

[xnsf]

i have nothing...it's directly connected to my garmin...the picture quality is extremely good

[Tom G.]

Originally Posted by xnsf

i have nothing...it's directly connected to my garmin...the picture quality is extremely good

That would be all that is needed - the mirror image is preset from factory. Is yours not displaying this way?

[xnsf]

nope

there is a specific backup function, but whether i connect that green wire or not, it's not flipping the image

[Tom G.]

Originally Posted by xnsf

nope

there is a specific backup function, but whether i connect that green wire or not, it's not flipping the image

The camera image is fixed, it cannot be flipped - it should be mirror image like looking in your rearview mirror.