BYNCG Flip Emblem Reverse Backup Camera

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Gold Fisheye 170° AHD 1080P Flip Emblem Reverse Backup Camera

Brand: BYNCG | Model: Flip Emblem Reverse Backup Camera

1. Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the BYNCG Gold Fisheye 170° AHD 1080P Flip Emblem Reverse Backup Camera. This camera is designed to provide a clear, wide-angle view of the area behind your vehicle, enhancing safety during reversing maneuvers. It features a durable, waterproof design and offers both AHD 1080P and CVBS video signal outputs for broad compatibility.

BYNCG Flip Emblem Camera with AHD 1080P and CVBS options, 9-36V power input, and 170 degree view angle.

Figure 1: BYNCG Flip Emblem Camera Overview

2. Package Contents

Please check the box for the following items:

  • 1x Badge Flip Camera
  • 1x Power Cable
  • 1x Video Cable (6 meters)
  • 1x Drain Pipe
Image showing the package contents: Badge Flip Camera, Power Cable, Video Cable, Drain Pipe, and a cardboard box.

Figure 2: Included Components

3. Specifications

FeatureSpecification
Brand NameBYNCG
Lens MaterialGlass
Shell MaterialPlastic (ABS)
PixelsAHD 1080P Optional (1920x1080P)
Viewing Angle170° (Fisheye Lens)
Guiding LineYes
Night VisionTop Starlight Night Vision
TV SystemNTSC or AHD
Waterproof RatingIP68
Power Input9-36V
Video Cable Length6M
Wire or WirelessWire
Alarm TypeRear Side
Emblem TypeAuto Flip
CertificationCE
CompatibilityVW Passat CC, Golf 6/7/8, Magotan B6/B7/B8, Polo, Beetle, EOS, T-roc
Diagram showing a 170 degree fisheye lens view from above a car.

Figure 3: 170° Wide Viewing Angle

Image showing the camera submerged in water with text 'Waterproof Grade IP68 No Fog'.

Figure 4: IP68 Waterproof Rating

4. Setup and Installation

4.1. Preparation Before Installation

Before beginning the installation process, ensure the vehicle's electrical system is safely disengaged to prevent damage or injury:

  • Disconnect the ground wire from the vehicle's storage battery.
  • Remove the trunk decorative board.
  • Remove the trunk logo switch and pull out its connector.
  • Plan the routing path for the camera's video lines.
  • Based on your plan, prepare to run the trace lines.

4.2. Schematic Diagram of Flip Camera Connection

Refer to the diagram below for an overview of all connections:

Schematic diagram showing all components and connection points for the flip camera system.

Figure 5: Schematic Diagram of Flip Camera Connection

  1. Drainpipe (1): Connects to the flip camera's white outfall plug (8) and the trunk drain hole. The big head of the drainpipe should face towards the trunk.
  2. Trunk Switch Plug (2): Butt joint to the trunk locking connector.
  3. Ruler Control Line (White) (3): Connecting or cutting this line determines whether the reversing rule lines are displayed.
  4. Red Line (4): This is the positive power cord. It must be connected to a constant 12V power source. If connected to ACC (Accessory), the trunk may not open.
  5. Black Line (5): This is the negative power cord. It must be connected to the DVD negative terminal.
  6. Blue Line (6): This is the signal line for reverse. Connect it to the positive terminal inside the reversing light.
  7. Video Output Plug (7): Connects to the DVD rear panel's "driving rear-view input" plug.
  8. Camera Drain (8): Connects with the drainpipe (1).
  9. Power Output Plug (9): Butt joint with NO.10 plug.
  10. Flip Camera Power Input Plug (10): Butt joint with NO.9 plug.
  11. Video Output Line (PIN) (11): Butt joint NO.12 plug.
  12. Video Extension Core (RCA) (12): Butt joint NO.11 plug.
  13. Driving Test Control Line (13): Connects with the driving test line from the DVD line.

4.3. Flip Logo Camera System Physical Installation

  1. Step 1: Prepare Trunk Opening
    Open the trunk. Locate and remove the rubber plug of the trunk logo switch (usually below a red arrow). This hole serves as the drainpipe outlet. Insert the drainpipe (1) through this hole and connect it to the camera waterspout (8). Secure both ends. Ensure the groove tube of the drainpipe locks into the iron plate.
    Image showing the trunk opening with a red arrow pointing to the drainpipe outlet.

    Figure 6: Trunk Opening Preparation

  2. Step 2: Remove Trunk Logo Switch
    Remove the trunk decorative board. Pull out the trunk switch connector, then remove the trunk logo switch itself. Note that two snaps above the car logo need to be rotated approximately 30 degrees for them to fall off, allowing you to pull the switch out.
    Image showing the camera assembly with the trunk logo mechanism.

    Figure 7: Camera Assembly

    Note: For older MAGOTAN cars, panel beating may be required for the car logo area of the trunk near the iron sheet.

  3. Step 3: Install Flip Camera Assembly
    Combine the drainpipe (1), water outlet (8), and the flip camera as shown in Figure 8. Secure with twisted tight bolts. Extend and fix the drainpipe from the previously prepared hole.
    Image showing the flip camera assembly being installed.

    Figure 8: Installing the Flip Camera

  4. Step 4: Connect Flip Logo Plug
    Take the flip logo NO.2 plug and connect it with the car's trunk switch. IMPORTANT: For trunks with a kick-open function, the plug hole is 4 cores. You will need to identify the corresponding induction line directly on the plug and connect it with the NO.2 plug line.
    Image showing the connection of the flip logo plug to the car's trunk switch.

    Figure 9: Connecting the Flip Logo Plug

4.4. Wiring Connection Details

Connect the various wire harness connectors as per the schematic. Ensure connectors are inserted in the arrowhead direction and are not bent, as this can lead to short circuits. Route the video and power lines carefully through the trunk, car door plates, and dashboard, connecting them to your DVD master unit.

  • Red Line: Power positive, connects to the normal power of DVD lines.
  • Black Line: Power negative, connects to the DVD line negative.
  • Blue Line: Reversing signal lines, connects to the reversing lamp positive or the "reversing rear-views power input" of the filter blue line.

Note: To prevent interference, it is recommended to route the video line away from GPS and radio antenna lines. Do not bind the power lines and video lines together.

4.5. AHD/CVBS Video Signal Switching

This camera supports both AHD and CVBS video signals. The default output is AHD. If your monitor only supports CVBS, you will need to switch the signal type:

  • To switch to CVBS: Locate the white cable on the camera. Cut this white cable, then reconnect the camera to its power supply. The output will now be CVBS.
  • For AHD 1080P: Ensure your Android head unit explicitly supports AHD 1080P cameras. You can usually check this in your unit's settings: Go to Car settings >> Factory settings >> Reverse (picture) settings >> Select AHD1080P. If AHD1080P cannot be selected, your unit does not support it, and you will need to use the CVBS signal.

Important: CVBS video signals are universal for all monitors. AHD signals will only work with AHD-compatible monitors.

Screenshot of an Android head unit's factory settings menu showing options for AHD and CVBS video signals.

Figure 10: AHD 1080P Settings in Android Unit

5. Operating Instructions

The BYNCG Flip Emblem Reverse Backup Camera is designed for automatic operation. Once properly installed and wired, the camera will activate and display the rear view on your connected monitor whenever you shift your vehicle into reverse gear.

Image showing a car's dashboard screen displaying the rear view from the camera with guiding lines.

Figure 11: Example of Camera View on Monitor

6. Maintenance

  • Cleaning the Lens: Periodically clean the camera lens with a soft, damp cloth to ensure a clear view. Avoid using abrasive cleaners.
  • Water Resistance: The camera is rated IP68 waterproof. While it is designed to withstand rain and car washes, avoid directing high-pressure water jets directly at the camera for extended periods.
  • Cable Inspection: Occasionally check all cable connections to ensure they are secure and free from damage.

7. Troubleshooting

If you encounter any issues with your camera, please refer to the following common problems and solutions:

  1. Reverse vehicle-logo does not turn up, product not working:
    Check if the NO.4 line fuse (specification is 5A) is melted. Replace if necessary.
  2. Image appears with moiré patterns:
    The video line may be experiencing interference from GPS or radio signals. Try rerouting the video cable away from these sources.
  3. Reverse clamshell ceases (camera does not flip):
    Check if the 6th line is faultily connected in the brake light circuit, or if the 13th line was connected incorrectly.
  4. Other functions are regular, but no image is displayed:
    Verify that lines NO.7, 11, 12, and 13 are properly connected. Check if the NO.12 plug is fully inserted and not bent. A short circuit in the plug or connector will prevent the reverse image from appearing.
  5. Trunk cannot be opened:
    Ensure Power Line 4 is correctly connected. Also, check for poor contact between the plug and the trunk lock plug.

8. User Tips

  • When connecting power, ensure the positive (red) wire is connected to a constant 12V source, not an ACC (Accessory) source, to avoid issues with trunk operation.
  • Pay close attention to the wiring diagram, especially for connections to the fuse box or specific vehicle power lines, to ensure correct functionality and prevent electrical issues.
  • Always test the camera's functionality before fully reassembling all vehicle panels.

9. Warranty and Support

All BYNCG items are tested to ensure proper functionality before shipping and come with a 12-month Manufacturer Warranty.

  • If this item has any problem upon arrival, please contact your seller immediately to resolve the issue.
  • This product supports "no reason to return goods within 15 days." Returned goods must not affect the secondary sales of the merchants. For expenses incurred in returning goods, the principle of responsibility shall be followed.

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