Adapting older Sony Backup Cameras
Hi Folks, wondering if anyone out there has adapted an older (2000 MY) Sony backup camera to a newer ASA Voyager monitor? I added side view cameras to my RV, so I ended up pulling the old Sony monito...
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I would guess that one of the shielded wires is audio and the other video. If black is ground, white presumably must be +12V or +5V or whatever. It's entirely possible that the signals are not NTSC video or normal analog audio, but some other analog or digital signaling scheme.
Do you have access to the internals of the camera and/or monitor for it? Possibly (if you're really lucky) the PCBs would have markings for what wire is what. It's rather a long shot; you'd more likely just have a J2 or similar for the whole connector.
Randomly applying +12V to various of the outputs could conceivably destroy circuitry in the camera, though one would hope it would be protected against such abuse.
Do you have access to the internals of the camera and/or monitor for it? Possibly (if you're really lucky) the PCBs would have markings for what wire is what. It's rather a long shot; you'd more likely just have a J2 or similar for the whole connector.
Randomly applying +12V to various of the outputs could conceivably destroy circuitry in the camera, though one would hope it would be protected against such abuse.
