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rip curl 10-03-2013 12:10 PM

Back up camera on BRZ?
 
Has anyone successfully installed a back up camera on their BRZ (with the Pioneer deck)? I'm thinking of installing one and curious if any one has done it yet...

wparsons 10-03-2013 01:29 PM

Did you check the DIY section? I'm pretty sure in the DIY for installing one there's a BRZ owner with it working.

Burrcold 10-03-2013 02:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wparsons (Post 1248378)
Did you check the DIY section? I'm pretty sure in the DIY for installing one there's a BRZ owner with it working.

That's for the US head unit though.

cocoy_labuyo 10-03-2013 06:22 PM

I'm curious about this too

kashan 10-04-2013 02:37 PM

I did a backup camera install in my BRZ with the Pioneer headunit. I didn't take any pictures but I used:

Harness from Amazon to give RCA reverse camera input
[ame="http://www.amazon.ca/Replacement-Assembly-Harness-Pioneer-X9310BT/dp/B0088HRFJG"]Subaru Replacement RCA Cord Assembly AV Radio Harness for Pioneer Avic X9310BT.: Amazon.ca: Electronics[/ame]

Crimestopper Camera (but any other camera should work)
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...818.EM.II.html

This camera works well at night but I would have preferred one with a wider view. It did require drilling into the plastic trunk trim but looks flush/stock once installed.

To power the camera I tapped into the harness for the stock amplifier in the trunk and added a relay between the constant +12v wire and the remote turn-on coming from the Pioneer headunit. You can't use the remote turn-on directly since it is only rated for 300ma and most cameras use more than that. This is more work than finding another switched 12v source (e.g. behind dash or cigarette lighter) but since I was already adding a relay for aftermarket amplifiers this was the easiest for me.

For the reverse signal to the head unit there is an unused 28-pin harness sitting behind the headunit. You need to tap into the orange-white wire in pin 2 and connect this to the loose purple wire in one of the existing pioneer harnesses (which may be taped up). This tells the headunit to show the camera when you go into reverse.

I recently helped another forum member ucsmfu hook his up so he may be able to give pictures and more detailed instructions.

cocoy_labuyo 10-05-2013 12:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kashan (Post 1250972)
I did a backup camera install in my BRZ with the Pioneer headunit. I didn't take any pictures but I used:

Harness from Amazon to give RCA reverse camera input
Subaru Replacement RCA Cord Assembly AV Radio Harness for Pioneer Avic X9310BT.: Amazon.ca: Electronics

Crimestopper Camera (but any other camera should work)
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...818.EM.II.html

This camera works well at night but I would have preferred one with a wider view. It did require drilling into the plastic trunk trim but looks flush/stock once installed.

To power the camera I tapped into the harness for the stock amplifier in the trunk and added a relay between the constant +12v wire and the remote turn-on coming from the Pioneer headunit. You can't use the remote turn-on directly since it is only rated for 300ma and most cameras use more than that. This is more work than finding another switched 12v source (e.g. behind dash or cigarette lighter) but since I was already adding a relay for aftermarket amplifiers this was the easiest for me.

For the reverse signal to the head unit there is an unused 28-pin harness sitting behind the headunit. You need to tap into the orange-white wire in pin 2 and connect this to the loose purple wire in one of the existing pioneer harnesses (which may be taped up). This tells the headunit to show the camera when you go into reverse.

I recently helped another forum member ucsmfu hook his up so he may be able to give pictures and more detailed instructions.

we are calling for you. we need help :bow: @ucsmfu

ucsmfu 10-05-2013 01:23 AM

sure, I can help you

Kashan was super helpful and helped me get my reverse camera to work :P

cocoy_labuyo 10-05-2013 12:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ucsmfu (Post 1252208)
sure, I can help you

Kashan was super helpful and helped me get my reverse camera to work :P

Do you have any pictures for the wiring? That will really help install it

ucsmfu 10-05-2013 05:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cocoy_labuyo (Post 1252673)
Do you have any pictures for the wiring? That will really help install it

Its pretty straight forward.

When you buy the new rca harness. You only need to attach the brown rca plug to yellow plug of the camera.

The camera has 2 wires. One black and one red. The black goes to any ground screw. The red goes to the orange wire of the 10 pin harness. This harness is unused.

Lastly, you take the purple wire from the black connector that plugs into the head unit. You will tap this wire to an orange and white wire from a 28 pin connector. Its pin no.2. Once again this 28 pin connector is found unused in the back of the head unit as well


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