BYNCG 5-inch AHD IPS Car Monitor and Brake Light Reverse Camera User Manual

1. Product Overview

This manual provides instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your BYNCG 5-inch AHD IPS Car Monitor and optional Brake Light Reverse Camera. This system is designed to enhance driving safety by providing a clear rear view, especially during reversing maneuvers.

Product Name

AHD CVBS Brake Light Reverse Backup Camera 1080P IR Night 170° For Renault Trafic Opel Combo Vauxhall Nissan primastar X83

Model Number

260201

Key Features

• Monitor: 5-inch AHD IPS Screen, 1024x600 resolution, 500cd brightness, TFT LCD.
• Camera (Optional): 1080P HD, 170° wide-angle vision, IR Night Vision.
• Compatibility: Supports both AHD and CVBS video signals.
• Durability: IP68 industrial-grade waterproof, rainproof, and shockproof camera.
• User-Friendly: Adjustable menu, adjustable parking lines, easy installation.

2. Safety & Warnings

Read all instructions before use to ensure safety and prevent damage.

General Safety Precautions

• Safety First: Always perform installation operations after the vehicle has been turned off, cooled down, and the negative terminal of the battery has been disconnected to prevent short circuits, accidental start-ups, electric shocks, or burns.
• Personal Protection: Please wear appropriate safety protective equipment such as goggles and gloves during operation.
• Stable Environment: Ensure that the vehicle is parked on a flat, sturdy, and well-ventilated surface, and use a jack and safety stand for reliable support. Do not rely solely on the jack.
• Professional Advice: This manual provides general guidance. Car maintenance requires professional knowledge, specialized tools, and experience. We strongly recommend that you entrust the installation work to a qualified car maintenance technician. Incorrect installation may cause vehicle malfunctions, performance degradation, or serious safety accidents.

Product Handling Warnings

• Children: Keep the device and its cord out of reach of children under 3 years old.
• Suffocation Hazard: To avoid danger of suffocation, keep any plastic packaging bags away from babies and children. Do not use this bag in cribs, beds, carriages, or play pens. This bag is not a toy.

3. Package Contents

Please check the contents of your package against the list below. If any items are missing or damaged, please contact your retailer.

Standard Package (Monitor Only)

• AHD Monitor x1
• Packaging box x1
• Bracket x2 (Dashboard mount and Suction cup mount)
• DC Cable x1
• User Manual x1

Optional Package (Monitor + Camera)

• AHD Monitor x1
• Brake Light Reverse Camera x1
• Packaging box x1
• Bracket x2 (Dashboard mount and Suction cup mount)
• Fixed sticker x1
• DC Cable x1
• User Manual x1
• Optional Cables (depending on camera type):
  • For standard optional camera: DC 1.5M Cable x1, AV 10M Cable x1
  • For optional 4Pin camera: 4Pin 10M Cable x1
  • For optional 4Pin camera with RCA conversion: 4Pin Of AV Cable x1, DC 1.5M Cable x1, RCA Plug x1

4. Setup and Installation

Important: This operation is for reference only. Please refer to your Vehicle Maintenance Manual for specific instructions.

4.1 Preparation Before Installation

1. Tools and Materials: Ensure that the vehicle's "User Manual", "Service Manual", necessary specialized tools (such as torque wrenches), and general-purpose tools are readily available.
2. Accessory Check: After unpacking, please immediately check against the accessory list to ensure all parts are present and undamaged.
3. Old Parts Comparison: Carefully compare the new parts with the removed old parts, and confirm that the key features such as size, shape, interface, bolt hole position, etc. are completely consistent before installation.

4.2 Installation Steps

Step 1: Safety Preparation

1. Park the vehicle, apply the handbrake, and secure the non-operating wheels with chocks.
2. Disconnect the negative cable of the battery (negative first, then positive) and properly isolate it.

Step 2: Disassemble Old Accessories (if replacing existing components)

1. Orderly Disassembly: Disassemble from the outside to the inside and from accessories to the main body. Properly store and label all bolts, nuts, clips, and small parts.
2. Avoid Violence: Use appropriate tools. If there is any jamming, check for hidden fixing points or buckles. Do not pry or pull forcibly.
3. Handling Connections: For electrical connectors, first press down the latch and then pull it out; for oil pipelines (such as engine oil, brake oil), first clean the area around the connection and use a special tool to disassemble it, preparing a container to catch the flowing oil.
4. Clean the Contact Surface: After removing the old parts, clean the installation contact surface to ensure it is free of rust, oil stains, and residues of old sealing materials.

Step 3: Install New Accessories

1. Replacement of Consumables: In principle, damaged gaskets, sealing rings, O-rings, clamps, locknuts, etc. during disassembly must be replaced with new ones.
2. Standardized Tightening: Use a torque wrench to tighten the bolts according to the sequence and torque values specified in the maintenance manual. Typically, the bolts are tightened in a "crosswise, fractional, and progressive" manner.
3. Reliable Connection: Ensure that all electrical plugs are fully inserted and locked; all oil and air pipes are securely connected, with clamps in the correct position.
4. Add Lubricant/Sealant: Apply the specified type of lubricating grease or sealant to the designated locations (such as bearings, threads, sealing surfaces) as required by the manual.

4.3 Monitor Installation

The monitor offers two installation methods using the provided brackets:

• Dashboard Mount: Use the adhesive base bracket to securely mount the monitor on your vehicle's dashboard.
• Windshield Suction Cup Mount: Use the suction cup bracket to attach the monitor to your windshield for optimal viewing.

4.4 Camera Installation (Optional)

The brake light reverse camera is designed for high-mount installation, typically replacing an existing brake light assembly on compatible vehicles such as Mercedes Benz Viano, Sprinter, Vito, VW, Renault Trafic, Opel Combo, Vauxhall, and Nissan Primastar X83.

4.5 Wiring Diagram

Follow the wiring diagram carefully to ensure correct connections for the monitor and camera system.

4.6 Post-Installation Inspection and Testing

Visual and Manual Inspection

Confirm that all components are installed in place, and no tools or parts are left in the engine compartment or work area.

Phased Testing (Crucial)

1. Static Test (Not Started): Restore the battery connection. Turn on the power, check the dashboard for any fault lights, and test relevant electrical functions (such as lights, switches).
2. Idle Test (After Startup): Start the engine and observe for any abnormal noise, vibration, oil leakage, water leakage, or air leakage. Check the instrument panel data for normal operation.
3. Dynamic Road Test (Conducted Cautiously): Conduct low-speed tests on a closed road section that is absolutely safe and legal. First, test basic functions such as braking and steering to feel whether the vehicle is functioning normally. Gradually test the functions of systems related to newly replaced parts.

5. Operating Instructions

5.1 Monitor Controls

The monitor features three buttons on its back panel for chroma adjustment and menu navigation:

• Increase Key (+): Used to increase values or navigate up in menus.
• Hue/Brightness/Contrast Key: Used to cycle through adjustment modes (Hue, Brightness, Contrast) and confirm selections.
• Reduction Key (-): Used to decrease values or navigate down in menus.

5.2 Basic Operation

1. Power On/Off: The monitor typically powers on automatically when the vehicle's ignition is on or when the reverse gear is engaged (if wired to the reverse light trigger).
2. Video Input: The monitor will automatically display the camera feed when the reverse gear is engaged (if the trigger wire is connected). If multiple video inputs (CH1, CH2) are available, you may be able to switch between them using the monitor's menu.
3. Adjusting Display Settings: Use the back panel buttons to access the menu and adjust settings such as brightness, contrast, hue, and saturation to your preference.
4. Parking Line Adjustment: The monitor supports adjustable parking lines. Access the menu to enable, disable, or adjust the position of these guidelines to match your vehicle's dimensions.

5.3 Protective Film

The LCD screen comes with a dustproof protective film. For optimal clarity, gently peel off this film before regular use.

6. Maintenance & Storage

Break-in Period

Some components may require a break-in period to achieve optimal performance. Please avoid aggressive driving during the initial stage.

Regular Inspection

It is recommended that during the first maintenance after installation, a technician should review your installation work.

Cleaning

• Monitor: Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the monitor screen. For stubborn smudges, a slightly damp cloth with water or a screen cleaner can be used. Avoid harsh chemicals.
• Camera: Keep the camera lens clean from dirt, mud, or water spots for a clear view. Use a soft cloth and mild cleaning solution if necessary.

Storage

If the system is to be stored for an extended period, ensure it is kept in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

7. Troubleshooting

Common Issues and Solutions

• No Image on Monitor:
  • Check all power connections to the monitor and camera.
  • Ensure video cables are securely connected.
  • Verify the camera is receiving power (e.g., when reverse gear is engaged).
  • Check if the monitor's trigger wire is correctly connected to the reverse light signal.
• Image is Distorted or Flickering:
  • Check for loose cable connections.
  • Ensure proper grounding for both monitor and camera.
  • Verify the power supply is stable and within the specified voltage range.
  • Check for electromagnetic interference from other vehicle components.
• Brake Light (Integrated with Camera) Not Working:
  • User Tip: If the integrated brake light does not work upon initial installation, try reversing the + and - connections for the brake light wiring. Some vehicle wiring or camera designs may require this polarity reversal.
  • Check the wiring connections for the brake light.
  • Ensure the vehicle's brake light circuit is functioning correctly.
• Fault Symptoms (General): If abnormal noise occurs, warning lights illuminate, fluid leaks, unusual odors, or performance decreases after installation, please immediately stop using the vehicle and contact a professional technician for troubleshooting.

8. Specifications

9. User Tips

• Brake Light Wiring: If the integrated brake light on the camera does not function after installation, try reversing the polarity (+ and - connections) for the brake light wiring. This has resolved the issue for some users.
• Protective Film: Remember to remove the clear protective film from the monitor screen for the best viewing experience.
• Cable Management: Ensure all cables are routed safely and secured to prevent interference with vehicle operation or damage from moving parts.

10. Warranty & Support

For technical support, warranty claims, or any inquiries regarding your BYNCG product, please contact the manufacturer or their authorized representative:

Manufacturer Information

• Company Name: Yiwu Yuet top e-commercelimite
• Full Address: Room 401, No. 1, Building 7, Zongtang Second District, Jiangdong Street, Yiwu City, Zhejiang Province (independent declaration)
• Email: 517636919@qq.com
• Responsible Person: MoRuChao
• Phone: +86-13631860484

EU Representative Information

• AR Company Name: MJCM SARL
• Full Address: 78 avenue des Champ-Elysees Bureau 326 Paris Ile-de-France
• Email: mjcm190928@gmail.com
• Phone: 0033767213611