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2010 backup cam pinout

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#1 ·
Hi all!

I am about to install a new HU in my wife's 2010 highlander without premium sound/nav. It does have a backup camera that displays on the MFD.

I want to reroute the backup camera to the new HU. I've seen a few threads in this forum related to pinouts and voltages, but I wanted to confirm the details for this specific year.

Do the power/video/reverse wires come from the connector to the MFD? Does anyone know the details of the exact pins on the connector that I would have to splice?

Thanks for any details!
 
#2 ·
#3 ·
I pulled this from his site. Hope it helps.
All 2008-2012 non-navi Highlanders have the camera display on the upper Multi-Function Display, and the Advent Highlander navi comes with a “T” harness that allows a plug and play connection to the camera. However, when the vehicle has a factory navi system, the camera is displayed on the navigation system and will take some rewiring to get it to display on the Advent’s screen. The diagram below shows the connections that are required.
CAUTION: The factory camera requires 6 VOLTS to operate. You must obtain or build a 12 volt to 6 volt adapter to allow the factory camera to operate properly! IF YOU RUN 12 VOLTS TO THE FACTORY CAMERA, IT WILL FAIL!
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#6 ·
Sorry, didn't realize that wasn't on there, Rev is Pin 2 red wire.

Make sure you power it with 6V like solisbc said.
V+ is video signal
V- is shielded ground
CA+ is 6V power
CGND is ground

Did you get the bit on the gauge cluster? The grounding the pin to disable the MID from bringing up the rear view?
 
#9 ·
I need to supply 6v to the ca+ wire, correct? And I'm guessing I can just send cgnd to the head unit's ground.
Sorry, didn't realize that wasn't on there, Rev is Pin 2 red wire.

Make sure you power it with 6V like solisbc said.
V+ is video signal
V- is shielded ground
CA+ is 6V power
CGND is ground

Did you get the bit on the gauge cluster? The grounding the pin to disable the MID from bringing up the rear view?
:thumbsup:

Any ground theoretically should be fine, but might as well make it the headunit just to prevent any potential interference sneaking into the video signal.