Replacement Wiring and Camera to Work with Rear View Safety Color Monitor # RVS-6139N

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Thanks very much, one last question. Is there a different between passenger side and driver side, broken wires for shorter wiring camera on driver side. Thanks Again.

asked by: Charles T

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If you are looking to replace the camera so that it works with your monitor # RVS-6139N that you referenced, it looks like your current camera resembles part # RVS-775R. Since you are having trouble getting a camera feed on your monitor and it looks like the wiring for your camera might be damaged this would be the correct replacement camera for your application.

expert reply by: Jon G

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Charles T.

6/24/2019

Thanks very much, one last question. Is there a different between passenger side and driver side, broken wires for shorter wiring camera on driver side. Thanks Again.

Jon G.

6/24/2019

It actually looks like the camera does have to be oriented with a specific side up. Since you need one on the driver's side you need the Rear View Safety Side Camera # RVS-775L instead.

Answer 1

I attached a picture of the connector that comes with the Rear View Safety Universal Mirror Monitor #RVS-619N for you to check out. You should be able to compare that to what you have to see if this is the same thing. The display and overall look of…

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Answer 2

For side cameras that can be used with the RVS monitor part #RVS-619N you'd want the part #RVS-775L for the driver's side and part #RVS-775R for the right hand side.

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Answer 3

Absolutely! On the diagram that you mentioned, which I have attached for reference, the wire numbers are as follows: 1. Red (power +) 2. Yellow (Left) 3. Brown (Right) 4. Blue (Back/Rear) 5. Black (Ground) I have also attached the complete…

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Answer 4

I went ahead and contacted Voyager about this, and they told me that the Voyager RV Side Camera is only designed to work with Voyager monitors like the Replacement Voyager WiSight 2.0 Wireless RV Backup Camera Monitor #ASA27FR. This is because these…

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Answer 5

The Rear View Safety Color Monitor - 9" LCD Digital Screen part #RVS-6139N uses a 5 pin connector. The monitor is designed for use with a Rearview Safety Camera. If you tell me what you are trying to use the Monitor for I can help you further.

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Answer 6

I contacted the manufacturer in regards to your question, they informed me that the Rear View Safety Color Monitor #RVS-6139Q uses cameras with 5 pin connectors, so your Mito cameras with 6-pins would not work unless you wanted to use the Rear View…

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Answer 7

The Rear View Safety Color Monitor - 9" LCD Digital Screen #RVS-6139N is not directly compatible with the Velvac mirror cameras. However, when you use the Rear View Safety Splice Kit #RVS-SPK01 they can be compatible according to my tech contact…

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Answer 8

Thanks for the pictures of your wiring. The Rear View Safety Color Monitor #RVS-6139N that you referenced uses the same connector style. So you would be able to hook up your current camera system to this monitor and it would work well.

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Answer 9

I confirmed with the vendor that the Rear View Safety Backup Camera #RVS-Tundra works with any of their Rear View Safety monitors, being that it is the common 5 pin. You could use Rear View Safety Color Monitor - 9" LCD Digital Screen #RVS-6139N…

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Answer 10

To replace the female 5-pin connector for your RVS backup camera system we have the Rear View Safety Splice Kit #RVS-SPK01. This comes with 2 of the female connectors that have bare wires on the other end so you can cut off your current connector and…

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Answer 11

For the Rear View Safety Splice Kit #RVS-SPK01 I think that is a great idea, soldering them together and protecting them with heat shrink will guarantee they are connected properly while protecting the connection from damage. To accomplish this, if…

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Answer 12

The easiest way to tell if you need to upgrade your wiring is to disconnect your monitor and camera to check the connection points. You may be able to use your current wiring if you use an adapter like the Rear View Safety Splice Kit #RVS-SPK01. It…

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Replacement Wiring and Camera to Work with Rear View Safety Color Monitor # RVS-6139N

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