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"Anytime Backup Camera" *Jicko Group Buy Series* Spring 2017

Does anyone know how this could be tied into a switch-pro unit?

I'm guessing I could just connect 1 positive feed from the Switch-pro to 1 of the 2 wires on this harness and ground the other wire?
 
Shred_Head said:
Does anyone know how this could be tied into a switch-pro unit?

I'm guessing I could just connect 1 positive feed from the Switch-pro to 1 of the 2 wires on this harness and ground the other wire?
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I'm not an expert, but my understanding of the Switch Pro is that the switch panel is connected to the power module, which most people put under their hood. The power module is what would actually supply the power/signal, so I think you would need to run a wire back into the cab, which kind of defeats why you would get a Switch-Pro. I could be wrong though.
 
Shred_Head said:
Does anyone know how this could be tied into a switch-pro unit?

I'm guessing I could just connect 1 positive feed from the Switch-pro to 1 of the 2 wires on this harness and ground the other wire?
Click to expand...

I am not familiar with the switch pro unit but can tell you how the override harness works:

There are two wires coming off of the harness, one is a 12v supply and the other is the load which needs to be supplied 12v to work. If you supply the harness with an external 12v you will only use one wire, the other wire should just be capped and not used. DO NOT ground anything.

Pin 1 wire is 12v
Pin 2 is the load

Hope this helps.
 
S4TA said:
I'm not an expert, but my understanding of the Switch Pro is that the switch panel is connected to the power module, which most people put under their hood. The power module is what would actually supply the power/signal, so I think you would need to run a wire back into the cab, which kind of defeats why you would get a Switch-Pro. I could be wrong though.
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Yes you are correct, however there are 8 positive 12v leads (usually under the hood) that connect to accessories, and the Neg wires from the accessories get grounded wherever.

So i'm thinking I would be able to just route 1 of these 12v leads through the firewall and connect to the anytime backup cam harness and ground the neg. wire from the harness to the steering column somewhere. Hopefully someone can confirm this would work.
 
bjohnston115 said:
I am not familiar with the switch pro unit but can tell you how the override harness works:

There are two wires coming off of the harness, one is a 12v supply and the other is the load which needs to be supplied 12v to work. If you supply the harness with an external 12v you will only use one wire, the other wire should just be capped and not used. DO NOT ground anything.

Pin 1 wire is 12v
Pin 2 is the load

Hope this helps.
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Thanks! I just read this after posting my previous comment about grounding the 2nd wire.

Seems like it should work then.
 
jicko said:
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Just making sure you got my PM's. Sent twice, and showing me as still needing to send info.

Thx
 
What do you mean by JBL or Not JBL? I have a 2016 with a stock stereo and I don't know what kind it is. Is this what you mean by JBL?...kind of stereo?

I feel special now.
 
Can [MENTION=119516]jicko[/MENTION] or [MENTION=129513]bjohnston115[/MENTION] please clarify for me how this relates to the two-camera mod? If I buy this now can I add the two-camera mod when it comes back in stock or are they overlapping wiring mods?

In other words if I want two-camera AND anytime camera, should I buy this or wait for something else?
 
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