INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

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1 Backup Camera Interface (Kit # ) Please read thoroughly before starting installation and check that kit contents are complete. Items Included in the Kit: Cam T-Harness Plug & Play I/O T-Harness module USB Update cable These instructions Tools & Supplies Needed: Wire strippers Wire cutters Electrical tape Zip ties Plastic panel removal tools Digital Volt Meter / BCM safe test light Screwdriver Socket set Wrench Safety Precautions: Work in well ventilated area that is clear of obstructions. Secure vehicle with tire chucks in both front and rear of tires. Turn vehicle accessories OFF and ensure ignition key is in OFF position. Wear safety goggles and snug fitting clothes. Use tools only for their intended purpose and which are in good repair. Only perform this task if confidence, skill, and physical ability permit. NOTE: We strive to provide accurate and up-to-date installation instructions.

2 The adds an additional video input on select GM vehicles equipped with the MyLink (model IOH) 4 and 8 color media screens. Forcing (aftermarket) AUX Video or front camera to display at any time is activated with wire triggers. 1. After gaining access to the HMI module, Disconnect the gray, 12-pin plug from the OEM HMI circled above. 2. Disconnect the black, 16-pin plug from the OEM HMI circled below. 3. Connect the provided pin & 16-pin (male end) connectors into the HMI plug locations from steps 1 & Connect the factory 12-pin & 16-pin plugs (previously connected to the HMI) into the provided Plug & Play T-Harness (female end) Installation (without existing OEM reverse camera): BACKUP CAM at the UNI- CAM module. Connect the front cam/aux video to the RCA labeled FRONT CAM. Connect the (male) VIDEO OUT RCA to the female RCA from the CAM T- Harness (at the HMI). Leave the male RCA on the CAM T- Harness disconnected. c. If this vehicle is equipped with a 4 screen, connect INPUT 3 (pink) to a CONSTANT 12 source. a. Adding a single rear camera: power your camera with an ACC source or OUTPUT 1 (especially if using the forced feature), and connect your camera signal directly to the female RCA (into the HMI) from the 12- pin gray plug. b. Adding 2 aftermarket cameras: Instead of connecting camera signal directly to the HMI, connect the RVC signal to the RCA labeled NOTE: If this wire is not connected, the will program for 8 screen (image will appear zoomed in). 6. Optional: Connect INPUT 1 &/or INPUT 2 to an ACC 12v (+) source through toggles for displaying rear view camera and front view camera (or AUX video) at any time. NOTE: the factory GM screen may generate parking guidelines (while in reverse), which can be turned off in the OEM settings (through radio). This is usually required when using the for an additional

3 AUX video input. 7. Connect the module to the 18-pin plug located on the Plug & Play T-Harness.

4 DISCLAIMER: Do NOT disconnect the programmer during programming this may result in complete radio brick (factory limitation). BRANDMOTION is not responsible for failure to comply with this rule. 8. Once all connections are made, turn the key to the IGNITION ON position. Watch the LED on the UNI- CAM Module and verify flash codes below. 9. Wait for radio to reboot fully. The radio

5 may reboot more than once wait a little while. Programming is complete when the LED flashes 5 times. Cycle the vehicle key once (turn off, wait 5 seconds, turn back to IGNITION ON) 3. Verify 6 FLASHES from LED on module. 4. Verify that the radio accepted the program properly by placing the vehicle in reverse. The reverse screen should appear (or black screen if no camera connected yet) when in reverse only. NOTE: the vehicle may have to be running (engine) for the reverse camera to show (factory limitation) 6. UPDATE: if nothing happens in reverse after programming, disconnect the 20-pin power plug (black) at the OEM HMI module, then reconnect to reset the system manually. Once the radio has reset and booted fully, test for rear camera activation again. Factory GM HMI (Human IMPORTANT NOTE: There is NO De- Programming option with the GM UNI- CAM. Once programmed, this system modification will remain forever After installation/programming is complete, placing the vehicle in reverse (with engine running) will show the connected camera automatically. Sending 12v to INPUT 1 through a toggle will force the rear camera on at any time, in any gear.* Sending 12v to INPUT 2 through a toggle will force the front camera (or aux video) on at any time. If Front Camera is active and the vehicle is placed in reverse, the reverse image will show (priority). Once placed back into Drive or Park, the Front Camera will show again if still activated. Note: Once the transmission leaves reverse gear, there may be a ~5 second delay on transitioning back to the radio screen. This is normal OE operation. *For aftermarket cameras only. If OEM rear camera forced action is wanted, the camera must be powered separately (OEM GM rear cameras are normally powered while in reverse only)

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7 Display Radio Camera Interface Harness (Kit # ) INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Please read thoroughly before starting installation and check that kit contents are complete. Items Included in the Kit: Interface module Video 1, video 2, and camera input harness Can power box w/12 to 6 pin harness LVDS screen/display T harness Aux audio harness Audio push button switch GM 16 pin T harness GM 10 pin T harness Tools & Supplies Needed: Phillips screw driver 7mm socket 10mm socket Wire strippers Wire cutters Zip ties Electrical tape Plastic panel removal tool Safety Precautions: Work in well ventilated area that is clear of obstructions. Secure vehicle with tire chucks in both front and rear of tires. Turn vehicle accessories OFF and ensure ignition key is in OFF position. Wear safety goggles and snug fitting clothes. Use tools only for their intended purpose and which are in good repair. Only perform this task if confidence, skill, and physical ability permit. NOTE: We strive to provide accurate and up-to-date installation instructions.

8 1. Please make sure that your system has a GM 4.2 or 8 display screen. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 2. Remove trim from dash to access the screen/display. 3. Remove the (4) 7mm bolts that hold in the screen/display to the dash. 4. Unplug the factory LVDS (video) cable from back of the screen/display and plug into the female plug on the LVDS T-harness. 5. Plug the male side of the LVDS T-harness into the screen/display where the factory cable was unplugged. 6. Run the 8-pin plug from the LVDS to the interface module and plug in. 7. Determine the correct power harness needed for the vehicle, either the 16-pin or 10-pin T- harness. The power harness connector will be located on the back of the screen. 8. Unplug factory power harness from the screen and plug into the female side of the T power harness. 9. Plug the male side of the T-harness where the factory power harness was removed in previous step. 10. Plug the 6-pin plug from the power harness into the CAN power box. 11. Run the 6-pin white plug from the other end of CAN power box to the interface module and plug in. Also plug in the small 8 pin white plug next to the 6 pin plug 12. The red wire can be used for accessory power for the camera. The black wire can be used for ground to the camera, from the 6 pin white plug that was just plugged in. Strip the wires back and splice them in, then wrap with electrical tape. (See figure 1.) 13. Plug the video harness into the interface module.

9 14. Use the RED video RCA marked camera IN for the back-up camera input. 15. Mount or zip tie interface module into dash or under dash securely. 16. The audio harness does NOT need to be used in this application. 17. The audio switch does NOT need to be used in this application. 18. Make sure vehicle is in PARK and all connections and plugs are connected. 19. Start vehicle, press brake and pull vehicle into reverse to check camera. 20. The interface module will generate dynamic parking lines on factory screen/display. Adjustment instructions are included in this document. 21. Reassemble the vehicle in reverse order.

10 For Cadillac vehicles equipped with CUE, use the 8-inch screen settings. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Figure 1.

11 How to Adjust Right and Left Parking Guides: INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS DOWN or MINUS UP or PLUS MENU The module box has 3 side keys (highlighted in the red circle above). These are used to tune the picture display and fine-tune the parking guidelines. Some versions of the module box have the keys labeled on the top of the module. ON SCREEN MENU SETTINGS: Guide CTRL: the installer can set ON or OFF to enable or disable the on-screen parking guidelines. Guide L: adjusts the left guideline offset on screen. When the value changes, the left guideline moves its location. Use the UP/PLUS and DOWN/MINUS keys to adjust the guidelines position. Guide R: adjusts the right guideline offset on screen. When the value changes, the right guideline moves its location. Use the UP/PLUS and DOWN/MINUS keys to adjust the guidelines position. **You MUST move the steering wheel for the adjustments to take effect and display on the screen** With this combination, the guideline can always fit the car and show the safety area no matter which camera the installer uses. FAQ: Q: I adjusted the Guide L or Guide R and the line did not move. A: After every adjustment in value, the installer needs to turn the steering wheel to see the adjustment of the associated guide implemented on the screen. Q: The on-screen menu on the 4.2 screen is hard to read or unreadable. A: Re-cycle the menu on and off the screen. Wait 5-10 sec. for the menu to time out. Then use the Menu key again to initiate the menu.

12 2014-Current Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra Rear Vision Camera with Optional Parklines FLTW-7616 Kit Contents: Chassis Harness 1 bubble bag containing: Tailgate Handle Camera 1 bag containing: These instructions Tools & Supplies Required: Socket Wrench or Socket Driver Plastic Trim Removal Tool Phillips and Flat Blade Screwdrivers Power Drill Center Punch Heat Shrink Tubing (recommended) or Electrical Tape Soldering Iron and Solder (optional) or T-taps Corrosion Inhibitor (recommended) Wire Ties (recommended) Note: We strive to provide accurate and up-to-date installation instructions. IMPORTANT: Verify kit contents are complete against list above before beginning installation.

13 Preparation 1. Ensure all lamps and accessories are OFF. 2. Ensure ignition switch is in the OFF position. 3. Loosen negative battery cable bolt. Remove negative battery cable from terminal and position away from battery 4. Wait one (1) minute prior to working on vehicle to assure SIR roof rail airbag system has been disabled for your safety Install Camera into Tailgate 5. Lower Tailgate and (if equipped) remove plastic Tailgate Protector. 6. Remove the Tailgate Access Panel. (Figure 1) Figure 1 7. Disengage (2) plastic Latch Rod Retainer Clips using your fingers. (Figure 2) Figure 2 9. Remove lock cylinder from original Tailgate Handle. Remove Tailgate Lock Cylinder Retaining Clip and then Tailgate Lock Cylinder and reinstall into supplied Tailgate Handle Camera. (Figure 4) Figure Route Tailgate Handle Camera connector down through Tailgate Handle opening then out through the hole at bottom of Tailgate. 11. Pull Tailgate Handle Camera connector through the pass-through hole in the rear of the pickup box. 12. Reinstall Tailgate Handle. 13. Reattach (2) plastic Latch Rod Retainer Clips using your fingers. 14. Reattach Tailgate Access Panel. 15. (If equipped), reinstall plastic Tailgate Protector. 16. Close Tailgate. Chassis Harness Pass Through 17. Using a Plastic Trim Removal Tool, remove Left Instrument Panel Outer Trim Cover. (Figure 5) Figure 5 8. Remove Tailgate Handle using a Socket. (Figure 3) Figure 3

14 18. Remove driver side door sill cover/kick panel cover. (Figure 6) Figure Insert RCA connector end of supplied Chassis Harness through cab floor into cab. (Recommended: Silicon or Grommet to seal off hole.) Wire Chassis Harness 23. Locate the Body Control Module (BCM) below the dash just to the left of the steering wheel. Note: the BCM connectors face toward the firewall. (Figure 9) Figure Pull back driver side floor carpet. 20. Look for existing grommet or hole to run chassis harness through. If no existing hole is available make sure that there is nothing on the back side of pass through opening (wiring, parking brake cable, etc), mark center with a Center Punch and use a 1/2 Drill. (Figure 7) Figure Remove green BCM X3 Connector from the BCM. (Figure 10). Splice Red Ignition wire of the Chassis Harness to the Violet/Black wire in Pin 6 of the connector (pinout below Figure 10.) Recommended: Solder and cover with Heat Shrink Tubing. Figure Recommended: Apply a corrosion inhibitor to the Chassis Harness pass through hole. (Figure 8) Figure 8 Green BCM Connector X3 Pinout

15 25. Reinsert green BCM X1 connector in the BCM. 26. Attach black Ground wire to chassis ground. Connect & Secure Chassis Harness 27. Plug the RCA connector end of the supplied Chassis Harness into Video In your display. 28. Route supplied Chassis Harness along existing chassis harness toward rear of vehicle, staying clear of body mounts. (Figure 11) Figure 11 CAMERA PARKLINE OPTION The camera offers Park lines or non-park lines options. Park line options: Default setting displays Park lines. To remove the grid line display, pull back plastic convolute from end of camera harness and connect the two green wires. Display options: Do not use white wires. Green and White wires on the Camera Harness. 29. Connect supplied Chassis Harness to Tailgate Handle Camera harness. 30. Secure supplied Chassis Harness along the existing Chassis Harness using Wire Ties (recommended) every 200mm (approximately 8 ). Note: Depending on vehicle wheelbase there may be excess length in the Chassis Harness. Loop, and secure with Wire Ties (recommended) or Electrical Tape, any excess harness length along the Body Frame away from Mechanical areas. 31. Reconnect negative battery terminal. 32. Test system functionality. 33. Re-install all previously removed trim. Accept no compromises, choose only quality cameras and driver safety.