BOYO VTC175M Vehicle Backup Camera System User Manual
- June 3, 2024
- BOYO
Table of Contents
BOYO VTC175M Vehicle Backup Camera System
BILL OF MATERIAL
SPECIFICATION
MONITOR
- Screen Type 5″ Digital TFT LCD
- 2 Video Input
- Display Format 16:9
- Power 3W+
- Power supply 12VDC
- Reverse trigger wire
- PAL/ NTSC auto switch
- Pixel 800×480
- Slim and Sleek Design
- Contrast 350:1
- Dimension 125″ (W) x 3.75″ {H) x 0.5” (D)
CAMERA
- High sensitive 1/4″HD Color CMOS Sensor (1099)
- Reverse/Non-reverse image selectable
- Parking grid line on/off selectable
- Waterproof (IP68)
- Super sensitive low Lux performance
WIRING
SUPPORT
For technical support contact
888-941-3060 or email
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FAQs
How does a BOYO VTC175M backup camera work on a vehicle?
The backup camera automatically comes on when you put your car in reverse. An image of the space behind your automobile can be seen on a video display. Usually, this screen is on the dashboard or in the rearview mirror. In some systems, the image may have distance-indicating lines.
Do BOYO VTC175M backup cameras record all the time?
Because they only turn on while the car is in reverse, backup cameras often don’t record video. While recording video would be useful in the event of a car accident, it would also be challenging in terms of storage and battery life.
What makes a BOYO VTC175M backup camera work?
Backup camera systems are actually designed to send a mirror image to the monitor so the orientation is correct when you look at it, rather than transmitting the image that a typical camera might see.
How long do BOYO VTC175M backup cameras last?
It may be as long as 10 years or as little as 10 days, according to what car owners are saying in internet forums. Before the fresh-car smell has worn off, some owners report cameras failing or functioning erratically, while others claim they have received years of dependable service.
Can I view my BOYO VTC175M backup camera while driving?
The reverse gear (designated R) is typically required to turn on the back camera. The camera footage is then instantly displayed on a dashboard panel.
What frequency do BOYO VTC175M backup cameras use?
The majority of the examined wireless RV backup cameras operate at a 2.5 GHz frequency for signal transmission. The analogue signal, which is the most frequently used signal, is prone to interference just like the digital signal is.
What is the best angle for a BOYO VTC175M backup camera?
The minimum you should have is a rear view backup camera with a viewable angle of 120 degrees; if an upgrade to one with a viewable angle of 170 degrees is offered, we advise taking it. You will be able to see roughly three lanes behind you as a result.
Where does a BOYO VTC175M backup camera get power?
Not just because they’re already in the back of your car, but also because they provide very convenient backup camera power. When you put your car in reverse, they already receive an electrical signal that turns them on.
Where is the best place to put a BOYO VTC175M backup camera?
The centre of the car is the ideal location for a reversing camera. It will have a better field of view whether it is installed lower down, or high up looking downwards. For instance, the rear bumper is perfect, but on some cars, the area above the rear doors can also work.
Can you adjust your BOYO VTC175M backup camera?
Not all backup cameras include a lens or housing that can be changed. This implies that altering the camera’s angle also involves adjusting the mount as a whole. Simply take the mount out of the car, insert washers, nuts, or grommets between it and the car’s surface, and tighten the screws or bolts again.
Do all BOYO VTC175M backup cameras have lines?
However, not all backup cameras are created equal. In particular, some feature camera lines whereas others do not. Knowing how to interpret any guidelines provided by your camera when you are backing up can be of great assistance.
What is the red wire on a BOYO VTC175M backup camera?
The red wire at the end of the video cable is an additional power wire that travels inside the cable for the purpose of bringing power from the back to the front if power is available there from the reverse lights.