I hate cords hanging all over the place and this cord is long. You would just have to double check your connection to see if you would need to mirroe the image. Cars coming up on the left appeared on the left of the screen, cars on the right appeared on the right, no problem at all. Also I did not have to "mirror" the image. I could see cars coming up on either side of my rig without having lag issues. I used it while driving and had no issue with picture loss and everything was real time. It does not move at all even when going over rough roads. You just "click" the camera up or down by moving it and it stays in place.
#FURRION VISION S MANUAL INSTALL#
Overall it has excellent picture quality and is very easy to install and easy to adjust the camera angle. I added a small velcro strap to the wire to bundle it. The monitor plugs into the cigarette lighter/adapter for power. The monitor attaches to a suction cup which then attaches to your windshield. It is really very easy if your rig already has the black fin case already attached.įinally, adjust the camera to the angle you want and you are set. Then remove the camera from the case it is installed in and plug the camera into the wire preinstalled in the rig, push the wires back into the case on the rig, then attach the camera with the 4 screws.
On the RV case there is a small plate where the camera mounts which is held on by 4 screws, just unscrew the plate but don't lose the screws because they are very small. Essentially you remove the camera from the factory case and mount it in the case already on the rig, which is very easy. On the Roo there is a black attachment at the top of the back of the rig that looks like the case the camera is in but without the camera. You may have to hit the menu button on the side of the monitor and select pairing, but the whole process was very simple. Plug in the monitor to the cigarette lighter/adapter in the car, then plug the camera into the split wire connection (the monitor power wire has a split connection that you plug the camera into), turn the monitor on and it pairs. The first step is to pair the camera with the monitor, which was pretty easy. For the prewired Roo, it already had the black fin plate attached to the back of the rig so I didn't have to drill or caulk anything and honestly it took more time to lug out the ladder than it did to install this whole setup. If your rig isn't prewired, there are extra steps you will need to take to make this work for your setup but those are outlined in the install instructions. I installed this in about 10 minutes on a Rockwood Roo, but the Roo was prewired for the camera.
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