Will this work with a 2010 Altima and will I need additional wires to connect to my backup camera?
741914
Yes it will work but I don't know about the camera I had mines professionally installed
741915
not knowing the Altima, this unit is a Double din, in other words it needs a double space in the dash hole.it comes with conn. to back up camera--as long as you have the camera.you will need a converter for the XM/SERIOUS radio to work.Take to Best Buy and they can evaluate.
741916
LOL*--what pro shop do you work for?i have used Best Buy many times and have had no problem. much better prices.
741917
The best place to check for fit is Crutchfield's website. You may need an additional cover plate/mounting bracket, they usually cost around $12. As for the back-up camera, if you already have one installed, the lead for that should plug directly into the back of the AVIC-5000NEX. If you don't already have one, I recommend the Eskye backup camera. It doesn't cost alot, but it has alot of features, and is direct plug-in for the avic.
741918
It depends on what type of stereo system your vehicle currently has. I would recommend visiting the crutchfield website to determine what stereos your vehicle can accepts. With that said, this unit is standard double-din dimensions and should fit most double-din openings. I am uncertain as to if your stock back-up camera will work. This unit uses a standard VGA input. You may have to cut and splice wires or look for an adapter to make it work. Again, I would highly recommend checking with the people at Crutchfield to determine your specific needs.
1802540
Well, not sure if there is enough range for the transmitter to send a signal to the receiver. You can try it, and if it doesn't work, return it right away. You will need to have a power source for the camera's transmitter like your backup lights wiring so the transmitter will send the camera image when you put your vehicle in reverse. On two backup cameras that I have, I've had to not use the quick wire taps for the transmitter cord and, instead, solder the wire on to your existing wiring since the quick wire taps will come loose over time. I found that even the plastic covers inside the trunk of my car interfere with the reception, so I had to mount the transmitter inside my trunk compartment instead of hidden inside the cavity between the plastic and the frame of my car......and it's a Miata which is a very short car and short distance for the transmitter to work. I don't know if the transmitter has to be inside something to protect it from the weather. I assume so.
871484
should be the same for most vehicles, i tapped into the reverse light hotwire for the camera power and 12 volt accessory in fuse panel for the mirror power
1598999
There's automatic bypass relays out there that are needed for this model and they are cheap. Got mine from a local stereo shop, as for the camera not sure how it sends its feed and if it will work . Pretty sure the backup camera is triggered by the stereo, so can't answer how one will work on the av in.
1925447
When I purchased my it work when I installed it on my Jeep. The back up line power the camera and the other line sends the picture to the monitor. If your back up Light is on when you put it in reverse with the key on and it is bright then it will work when you connect it. When you have less then 12v on the vehicle with 12v system , you may have a bad battery or a weak alternator or both. if you have a 6v system such as on a 1964 vw then you need a 6 to 12v convertor to make it work.
1209489
will this camera work if installed in the front end of car and connected to an AV input on the DNX 890 HD....essentially bypassing the typical reverse switch/hook up method?
249297
Yes. Nissan Altima wiring harness. ($4-$8)Antenna adapter. ($4-$8)Double din kit ($10-$20)
164080
First and foremost, the whole thing is "not" wireless as claimed! Both the rear sensors and the light/sound display must be wired to the control unit which is wired into your rear backup lights wiring. My light/sound display is located just above our rear window frame in our SUV. This unit only senses objects when they are only 6/7 feet or less away which may not be suitable for your motor home. You maybe better off with a rear camera system even if it cost a little more money. Good luck! PS. Wiring these systems into vehicles is not difficult "if" your a good DIY'r.
2126530
Should be able to connect any camera from my understanding. I did not see a second camera input when I did the install.
2027878
The following instruction is for connecting the monitor to a backup camera: -Step1: Connect the Blue wire (trigger) and Red wire (Hot) together, and then connect them to the Hot wire of the backup light. -Step2: Connect V1 wire (Video Input) to the Video Output wire of the backup camera. -Step3: Connect the Black wire (ground) to the Ground wire (or car frame). -Step4: Connect the camera's Hot wire to the Hot wire of the backup light. -Step5: Connect the camera's Ground wire to the car's Ground wire (or car frame). Operation: -When your car is in Reverse: the monitor and the camera are powered up by the car's backup light Hot wire. Note that it will take couple seconds for the monitor to show the image from the backup camera. You may also hear a Beep from the monitor. -When the car is Not in Reverse: both monitor and camera are shut down. Good Luck.
184024
The one I bought took four wires, and it also had assy. schematic, Its also good idea to take pictures with cell phone camera or other.
83610
Yes it does have a connection for a backup camera, it switches to the camera screen automatically when you put your car in reverse.Josh
2266417
you would have to wire the camera to a hot wire that is always on when the key is on for this to work. unfortunately this would burn out the camera prematurely as I don't believe it is designed to be in the "always on" mode. If this is your desire connect the wire that would normally go to your back up lights to a hot wire and good luck.
498
What ever backup camera you get should fit. My problem is that it would not fit over any GM vehicle that was equipped with Onstar system. As long as you have the RCA wires on the camera alone it should work fine.
1328418
I'm not sure but the camera seems to be universal it has an RCA video hook up in yellow and another wire which is purely to supply power to the camera (this generally comes from the reverse backup light). I had no issues hooking it up to my aftermarket Alpine deck.
685366
Yes definitely. I have this unit on two of my cars, both with different kind of backup camera.
1950865
I installed it in a 1990 Mazda Miata. I didn't need additional wires, however, you will need to know what your existing wires are so that you can connect the wires from the wiring harness provided with the stereo to your car's wiring properly. I did need to get some small wire nuts to make the splices. I suppose there's an outside chance that your current wiring harness will plug into the stereo. The chance is extremely small. Even though I was replacing a late-model Sony stereo with the CDXGT270MP, the old wiring harness was not compatible.