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I just installed the Rosen PR-GM1210 into my 2011 Chevy Tahoe LT with factory XM, Bose and OEM backup camera through the rear view mirror. The problem I'm having how do I get the back up camera to show on my Rosen instead of the rear view mirror. The instructions are kinda a vague on what to do. Has someone installed one of these and got the camera through the Rosen.

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Ramiro

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Mine is an 08 and had the factory Navi before I installed the Rosen so all I had to do was cut the wires in the brown plug behind the radio and install an RCA onto them.

I can't remember the exact process for getting the video feed from the mirror (since mine didn't have it in the mirror) but it has been done many times.

I will see what I can dig up.

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Here you go...

Right above the drivers side kick panel and towards the door opening you will see a connector that has a white, blue and an uninsulated wire (shield). You can tap into the white and blue wires and run it to your nav unit. You will have an image in both the mirror and the nav unit or you can disconnect the connector and tap the wires that are routed behind the kick panel and run to your nav unit and you will have video in the nav unit only.

Hope that helps you out.
 
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Mine is an 08 and had the factory Navi before I installed the Rosen so all I had to do was cut the wires in the brown plug behind the radio and install an RCA onto them.

I can't remember the exact process for getting the video feed from the mirror (since mine didn't have it in the mirror) but it has been done many times.

I will see what I can dig up.
Any help is greatly appreciated.

Ramiro

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Mine is an 08 and had the factory Navi before I installed the Rosen so all I had to do was cut the wires in the brown plug behind the radio and install an RCA onto them.

I can't remember the exact process for getting the video feed from the mirror (since mine didn't have it in the mirror) but it has been done many times.

I will see what I can dig up.

****EDIT****

Here you go...

Right above the drivers side kick panel and towards the door opening you will see a connector that has a white, blue and an uninsulated wire (shield). You can tap into the white and blue wires and run it to your nav unit. You will have an image in both the mirror and the nav unit or you can disconnect the connector and tap the wires that are routed behind the kick panel and run to your nav unit and you will have video in the nav unit only.

Hope that helps you out.

Just a bump because I edited my last post instead of posting again.
 
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Just a bump because I edited my last post instead of posting again.


Thank you kbuskill. I will take a look at it tomorrow morning if it isn't raining. So basically I can connect a RCA cable to those 2 wires and then hook it up to my Rosen and I should have rear view camera on my unit?

Ramiro
 

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Thank you kbuskill. I will take a look at it tomorrow morning if it isn't raining. So basically I can connect a RCA cable to those 2 wires and then hook it up to my Rosen and I should have rear view camera on my unit?

Ramiro

Yes that is correct.

Let us know how it works out for you.
 

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I tried to do that and found out I could only drive one monitor, either the backup cam in the mirror or on the Rosen. It seems that there isn't enough signal to drive both. I got alot of wavy lines and distorted pictures
 
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I tried to do that and found out I could only drive one monitor, either the backup cam in the mirror or on the Rosen. It seems that there isn't enough signal to drive both. I got alot of wavy lines and distorted pictures
That's good to know sfc_jones.

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I just installed the Rosen PR-GM1210 into my 2011 Chevy Tahoe LT with factory XM, Bose and OEM backup camera through the rear view mirror. The problem I'm having how do I get the back up camera to show on my Rosen instead of the rear view mirror. The instructions are kinda a vague on what to do. Has someone installed one of these and got the camera through the Rosen.

Thanks,
Ramiro

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Ramiro,

You have to go into the mirror harness - it IS NOT available at the kick panel as is mentioned in this thread. If you get logged into the ADC Mobile website (you now have access to all the tech materials), you will need to go tho the "Avalanche/SUV" section of the Camera Support page. Here's what it says:

You may have a mirror that has no easily accessible plug in the kick panel location to get the camera’s output from. In this case, you can always go to the back of the mirror to tap into the camera video positive and negative wires. These wires will be in pins 6 (usually white or pink) & 7 (usually blue) in the plug on the back of the mirror – you can also grab them further up the harness under the short overhead console – they are usually wrapped in blue foil further up the harness under the tape.

You just need to run a single RCA cable up there, chop off the end, separate the center conductor from the copper shield wire, then connect the center conductor wire of the RCA to the WHITE (or PINK) wire in pin 6 of the mirror plug and the copper shield wire of the RCA to the BLUE wire in the pin 7 position.

Walt
 
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Ramiro,

You have to go into the mirror harness - it IS NOT available at the kick panel as is mentioned in this thread. If you get logged into the ADC Mobile website (you now have access to all the tech materials), you will need to go tho the "Avalanche/SUV" section of the Camera Support page. Here's what it says:

You may have a mirror that has no easily accessible plug in the kick panel location to get the camera’s output from. In this case, you can always go to the back of the mirror to tap into the camera video positive and negative wires. These wires will be in pins 6 (usually white or pink) & 7 (usually blue) in the plug on the back of the mirror – you can also grab them further up the harness under the short overhead console – they are usually wrapped in blue foil further up the harness under the tape.

You just need to run a single RCA cable up there, chop off the end, separate the center conductor from the copper shield wire, then connect the center conductor wire of the RCA to the WHITE (or PINK) wire in pin 6 of the mirror plug and the copper shield wire of the RCA to the BLUE wire in the pin 7 position.

Walt
Walt,

So right there will be the only place I can tap into the the rear camera signal? I logged into the website. I saw the Avalanche & SUV factory camera wiring . I will give this a try. I was hoping to get something I could plug and play to get the camera signal.

Thank you,
Ramiro

Thanks,
Ramiro

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