ATOTO AC-HD03LR 720P Rearview Backup Camera (180° Wide-Angle), for ATOTO A6PF/PL/PP,S8 Models(Not for S8 MS/UN/PN/GEN4),VSV (Virtual Surround-View) Parking,LRV (Live Rear-View),Night Vision&Waterproof
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Color: 720P HD Live Rearview & Surround View
Features
- HD 720P Rear-view Backup Parking Assist Camera puts out 720P HD video signals. The special wiring design and system firmware allow users to have a live rearview even when the vehicle is moving forward, avoiding obstructions caused by passengers, headrests and the vehicles roof & rear pillars, expanding the field of view, offering the driver an unimpeded view of the lanes behind and eliminating traditional blind spots.
- It only works with ATOTO A6PF/PL/PP,S8 Gen2 and Gen1 (firmware update required) car stereo models. The 720P video image quality is much higher than on traditional cameras that put out CVBS signals. This camera is not compatible with car stereos of other brands!
- This camera has a 180 wide viewing angle and is specified for working with selected ATOTO S8 ,A6PF/PL/PP Android head units that come with VSV (Virtual Surround View) parking feature. An extra calibration cloth is included in the package, and the retailing price covers both the camera and the calibration cloth.
- Easy installation. 2 mounting options: you could choose mounting either with or without the bracket included. A 8-meter-long extension wire is included in the package.
- It does not work with ATOTO S8 Gen4, S8 MS, S8 PN, S8 UN, A5, A6GC, F7, X10, V10, P5, P8 ,P9, P10 series or car stereos of other brands. For S8 Gen1, a firmware update is required for the LRV feature to work properly.
Brand: ATOTO
Screen Size: 2.9 Inches
Compatible Devices: Monitor
Installation Type: Bracket Mount
Lens Type: Wide Angle
Real Angle of View: 180 Degrees
Connector Type: RCA
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Manufacturer: ATOTO
Screen Size: 2.9 Inches
Compatible Devices: Monitor
Lens: Wide Angle
Real Angle of View: 180 Degrees
Connector Type: RCA
Display Technology: Surround
Lux rating: 1 Lux
Video Capture Resolution: 720p
Installation Type: Bracket Mount
Brand: ATOTO
Manufacturer: ATOTO
Model Number: AC-HDLR-CAM
Mfr Part Number: AC-HDLR-CAM
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
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Relatively easy install. Instructions clear. I did not have to Jerry right anything to install this camera. This was installed in a 2007 RAV4. The main disadvantage for me was the position of the license plate holder: below the left rear tail light. As a result it is not possible to really center the image relative to the center of the car. It comes with hardware that allows one to mount the camera in various ways. From the license plate, I was able to thread the video and power cables into the back door. Once there I needed to connect one wire to a ground in the door. Then I had to thread the video and power cables from the door to the car. There are many You Tube videos showing you how to pull the cables through the existing tubing ( to get from the door to the rear compartmentof the car). It's not that hard and you just have to go slow and be patient. From there you thread the cables along the other wires that go to the instrument panel in the front of the car. You then plug the video cable into the appropriate port of your head unit and must make a red wire connection to either in the head unit wire harness ( this turns the camera on when you put your car in reverse) It comes with a blanket with lines and you use this to calibrate the camera. Functionality: frankly I don't know how I've gotten by without a reverse camera all these years. Picture quality is excellent. There are yellow and red guidelines to show you how close you are to objects. No issues when using this at night. I've had this camera for just under 2 years and I've not have any issues. I do recall some difficulty when I was adjusting settings initially: you have to tap your finger someplace on the screen and I had trouble tapping on the correct spot to bring up the menu. Atoto support (email) was very good for any questions. It's not the cheapest of cameras but I am very happy with this purchase.
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This camera is good but I have one issue. The cord that goes from head unit is a good length but the cord going from camera is way to short this means the connection are out side in the environment. I needed to run the cord from the camera like 1.5 M from the centre of my rear bumper to the side of the truck so maybe just over half the width of my vehicle but it was to short so instead of just have the single insulated cable outside I had to have the connectors and the 2 wires going to break lights and ground outside the vehicle it’s such a simple thing but it means that those connections are far more likely to get damaged by corrosion and the elements.
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I'm shocked, this is a really good camera. I've had this thing for a bit over 3 years at this point, and slowly realized just how good it is as I got to drive multiple other cars recently with both OEM and aftermarket backup cameras. Both in terms of how much degrees it covers, the dynamic range of the sensor and the quality of the video stream, this Viofo cam is superior. It picks up the light from the reverse lights pretty easily, it's very light sensitive so you won't be left in the dark when backing up at night. small FYI, it doesn't work with the A6 unfortunately, only with the S8 (they mention this, but I wanted to test regardless). I have both units and tested them personally. The camera connected to the A6 just won't display anything.
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This is my 2nd camera from Atoto. The first was installed in another vehicle and continues to work great. I got this installed (and obviously I am capable of correct install) but it has no signal output even though there are signs confirming it has power. Contacted atoto and they did respond asking for photos of the installation but it isn't currently installed because I had to remove it in order to get the oem camera to work again so my wife woudk at least have that, so now I have to install it all over again to prove that it doesn't work. Annoying.
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