Can GCH Third Brake Light Camera # 3460007 Connect to Kenwood Stereo DMX9706S

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How would the camera be connected to a Kenwood DMX9706S. It has 3 camera inputs. I was wondering where would the camera get power from? My truck has the uplifter switches. So was wondering if I connect it to the battery would the image show up on the stereo when I that camera via the stereo??

asked by: Steven T

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The Custom Third Brake Light Camera for Aftermarket Monitor # 3460007 you referenced has a power and ground wire setup (black and red bonded wire with black connectors) and has a video signal circuit that is carried on the yellow RCA cable.

For more info on it check out the review video I attached as well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

In order for the Custom Third Brake Light Camera for Aftermarket Monitor - Night Vision, part #3460007, to work with your 2009 Ford F-350 Super Duty setup you will need to install a switcher for the camera. This camera has 420p resolution, 316224…

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Answer 2

Here's a screenshot of the installation instructions. In summary, you'll remove the existing 3rd brake lamp, and install the new one after feeding the wiring harness into the opening on the rear of the cab above the rear window. Make sure the…

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Answer 3

The u shaped wire on the Custom Third Brake Light Camera for Aftermarket Monitor #3460007 is used to adjust the camera.

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Answer 4

Usually that is the case, however the Custom Third Brake Light Camera for Aftermarket Monitor #3460007 is designed to be installed into the factory screen in your 2016 Ford F-350 via RCA connectors, and in turn would only send power to the camera…

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Answer 6

In regards to the Custom Third Brake Light Camera System part #3460008, it sounds like you just need to "flip" the display on the monitor which can be accessed through the menu settings using the "menu" button on the monitor.

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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