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HOW TO INSTALL

Installation Precautions

Never swing the camera by the cable or pull the cable. Doing so may impair the cam-
era's waterproofi ng or break the cable, resulting in malfunction.

Avoid mounting the camera in places where the lens surface is easily stained by mud or 
emission gases etc.

When the branches of roadside trees hit the camera when driving, the mounting angle 
of the camera may change and the screen may not appear normally. Therefore we rec-
ommend installing a strong protective cover around the camera without obstructing the 
fi eld of view of the camera so that the branches of roadside trees do not hit the camera 
directly.

Installation Precautions

Drill two installation holes of diameter 3�5 mm in the vehicle side�

To prevent camera shake, drill a hole in an area strong enough to mount the camera. If the part is not strong enough, carry 
out appropriate reinforcement.

Use the enclosed screws and flange nuts to firmly secure the mounting bracket to the 
vehicle side� (2 locations)

Secure the main camera unit to the enclosed mounting bracket� (1 location on the left and 
right each)

Never install only the left or right side of the mounting bracket.

Pitch dimension of installation holes = 10 mm - 24 mm

1

 Main camera unit

3

 Mounting brackets

4

 Hexagon head bolts with 

built-in washer (M3 mm x 

6 mm)

4

 Hexagon head bolts 

with built-in washer 

(M3 mm x 6 mm)

6

 Flanged nuts (M3 mm)

Vehicle side

Vehicle side: 3.5 mm hole

5

 Hexagon head bolts with built-in 

washer (M3 mm x 15 mm)

See the wiring instructions on how to lay the cables�

After connecting the cables, adjust the mounting angle of the camera� (Mounting angle on 
a vertical surface is approx� 40 degrees in general�)

After adjusting the camera mounting angle, fully tighten the screws that have been 
secured temporarily to secure the main camera unit�

Make sure you apply sealing material (sealant etc�) around the installation holes for 
mounting the mounting bracket to the vehicle side, screws and car cable ducts to prevent 
water ingress and rust�

Installation Example

(15°)

40°

40°

29.6 mm

38.9 mm

46.7 mm

41.8 mm

Slanting 

installation 

surface

Vertical installation surface

Installation example on a vertical surface

 (mounting angle 40° to vertical line)

Installation example on a slanting surface

 (mounting angle 40° to vertical line)

WIRING AND CONNECTIONS

Wiring Precautions

Disconnect the negative terminal of the battery before connect-
ing the cables. Failure to do so may result in electric shock or 
injury due to short-circuit.

Pass the relay cable inside the car to prevent it from getting 
damaged. When you have no choice but to lay the cable outside 
the car, make sure it is well secured to the vehicle side to avoid 
it getting caught by branches and to prevent the cable from clattering. In addition, besides 
connecting the connector securely, install it in a location that is not easily exposed to wa-
ter.

When laying each cable, as far as possible avoid hot areas such as the engine, exhaust 
pipe, transmission etc., as well as rotating parts and noise sources such as the cooling 
fan, alternator etc., and then cover it with a corrugated tube before securing with a clamp.

Never cut the cables as each cable is a special cable with an in-built coaxial line.

When baking and coating the vehicle, make sure the cables are laid only after the coating.

Use a protective tube or grommet to protect the cables in 
places where they can be easily cut by the cross-sectional area 
of metal sheets or metallic parts with through holes. Lay the 
cables without twisting or bending them excessively to avoid 
damaging them as this may result in internal short circuits. 
Note that the waterproofi ng will be affected when the external cov-
ering is cut. 

Wiring Precautions

Wiring Example

Special waterproof relay cable 

(sold separately)

Fully fasten the connector.

Car Exterior

Car Interior

Connect the cable to the special 

camera ECU box or LCD monitor.

How to Connect the Special Waterproof Relay Cable (Sold Separately)

Align the arrow marking on the relay cable to the 

{

 marking on the camera cable to 

insert the connector�

Pull the cable lightly to check that the connector is locked properly�

{

 marking on the camera cable

Arrow marking on the relay cable

Do not pull or bend the fitting or apply a load of more than 30 N on it .

The connector may be damaged if an excessive load is applied.

CLEANING THE CAMERA

Do not use benzene, thinners or alcohols to clean the camera.

Do not wipe the camera using a detergent mixed with polishing powder. This may result in 
scratches to the camera.

If the lens is dirty, use a soft cloth containing water to wipe it lightly. Scratches may result if 
you wipe the lens hard with a dry cloth.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Please follow the following troubleshooting procedures in case of any problems.

Consult your dealer if you cannot resolve the issue on your own.

Symptom

Reason

Solution

No image

Wiring is incomplete 
or disconnected

Check wiring once again and Confirm correct connec-
tions.

A fuse is burned out.

When using an independent power supply box, check 
the fuse and, if burned out, replace with a new one of the 
same capacity. If the fuse burns out repeatedly, consult 
your dealer or nearest Clarion Service Center.

Poor image is pro-
duced

The lens  is soiled.

Wipe lightly with a damp soft cloth. Do not rub harshly 
with dry cloths since  scratches may be produced.

Sunlight or headlights 
from other vehicle are 
shining directly in the 
camera.

The image will return to normal when the light striking the 
lens is removed.

The environment is 
too dark.

The image display will be poor at night or in dim light. 
The image will return to normal in conditions of brighter 
illumination.

The level of illumi-
nation outside the 
vehicle changed too 
abruptly.

• When moving from a bright to a dark location (espe-

cially from bright sunlight to shade), the image may ap-
pear excessively dark.

• When moving from a dark to a bright location (espe-

cially from shade into bright sunlight), the screen image 
may appear excessively bright.

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