Cheers bud, will it still work when handbrake is offYou can mirror your phone or something like a DVD player.
I would say I don't think it will work, but you can ground the wire behind the unit for this to work. I did this with mine and I can watch DVD/use AV video in while driving.Cheers bud, will it still work when handbrake is off
Might need a how to on this oneI would say I don't think it will work, but you can ground the wire behind the unit for this to work. I did this with mine and I can watch DVD/use AV video in while driving.![]()
You've done this with the honda premium navigation unit...I would say I don't think it will work, but you can ground the wire behind the unit for this to work. I did this with mine and I can watch DVD/use AV video in while driving.![]()
I don't want to disappoint you, but I actually have a Pioneer unit installed to replace the original one.I did not think possible because I thought it also sensed movement from the canbus.
OMG you've got me excited now.... lol
I don't know where the connector or whether the i-MID supports video in, I think I saw someone on the internet that made it work but it's apparently a hassle. It would be better just to get a double-DIN unit installed with video input.Uhmm... So I have a Galaxy S3 Android phone, would it be possible to mirror the screen to the imid screen ? Was thinking that it would be nice to use the navi on the phone on the imid screen.
Can you explain this mirror method connection? How is it possible? My model doesn't have an OEM navi.
Is the reverse camera just a composite cable? I want to plug this in my Pioneer instead of the i-MID, although having it higher on the i-MID is actually easier to see.If you have a Sat Nav equipped 9g (or one without the reversing camera being displayed on the iMID), the getting video onto the iMID is relatively easy... Only a couple of panels to remove to gain access to rear of iMID and connect a composite video input.
Not sure what you mean because I have the sat nav version so the reversing camera inputs to the larger sat nav screen... Not the iMID like other models, hence being able to input video to the spare connections on the iMID.@Bog ,
Have you try to "steal" camera signal,directy from the reverse camera location?
So as to avoid removing the panels?
For mirroring you need to place a miracast, a video converter ,a relay and give them power.
I think he's asking if you can intercept the wires from the camera, meaning the camera at the back on the boot lid or something like that so you can input the video through the wiring without pulling the dash apart to access the connectors behind the iMID.Not sure what you mean because I have the sat nav version so the reversing camera inputs to the larger sat nav screen... Not the iMID like other models, hence being able to input video to the spare connections on the iMID.
Yes exactly. Since there is already a camera connected to imid, maybe you can avoid the removal of dash and place everything close to camera.I think he's asking if you can intercept the wires from the camera, meaning the camera at the back on the boot lid or something like that so you can input the video through the wiring without pulling the dash apart to access the connectors behind the iMID.
Probably good, but it would mean no camera and maybe splicing some wires?
I have mine set up with the i-MID for the reversing camera with my Pioneer head unit doing nothing. It is easier to see with the camera higher up, although it is smaller. Does the Nav unit form the factory have a standard camera input or is it just wires like the i-MID? I think my Pioneer unit has the standard composite connector, not sure how I can plug the wires in if it's not a standard connector.Btw... One point you've all missed... I could not tap into the camera wire to the iMID at any point because it's not there in EX and EX-GT models, it goes into the rear of the double din Sat nav unit. I'm not sure why Honda did this, as I think I'd prefer the reversing camer image on the iMID even though it's a smaller screen.