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Cam Fronte,Retro.
<font dir=”auto” style=”vertical-align: inherit;”><font dir=”auto” style=”vertical-align: inherit;”>Buonasera, sono nuova la mia K7 devo installarla su Gs1300 2026. Le 2 Cam hanno differenza fronte retro? Perché come posso riconoscere la camma da montare davanti da quella che va dietro? Poi ho acquistato cavo Denali per collegare cavo giallo prendo tensione dall’alimentazione del navigatore. Ciao Grazie saluti Armando</font></font>
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Armando.
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Perfect adapter for getting that switched power to a trigger wire to turn over a relay. We use this on all camera installations.
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Hi Armando,
Could you please ask your question in English? This is the main language of this forum.
Please also remove the formatting codes, as they make it more difficult to read.-
Sorry, I’ll do it right away, I’ll use Google TranslateGood evening, I just received my K7 and I’m wondering how to distinguish the front camera from the rear camera. I then purchased this Denali cable (yellow cable) to connect it via the cable that carries power to the navigation system. Is this correct? Thanks, regards, Armando.
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This reply was modified 3 months, 2 weeks ago by Armando.
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Hi Armando,
The two cameras are technically identical, only the cable lengths are different. When you connect the cameras, you’ll be able to see via the app which is the front and which is the rear camera. You can easily swap them by switching the connectors on the DVR unit.
I don’t have experience with Denali. But it’s important that the black and red wires have continuous power. The yellow wire must have a switched power supply that switches with the ignition. If your navigation system switches with the ignition, you can use this power supply to switch the K7 as well. -
Thank you, very kind.
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