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By tractors4u · Apr 24, 2014in NEX Series💬 10 posts👁️ 2,511 views
Posted Apr 24, 2014 · 15:25 UTC#1

1. I have a back up camera installed.  On the screen it says "Image may be reversed" and mine is.  I haven't been able to find anything in the manual to reverse or mirror the image.  Is there a way to do this?  I was wondering if I cut the RCA jack off of the video line and put another on and reverse the polarity if that would work.  Does anyone know?

 

2.  When using my iPod, if I shut the vehicle off and come back later, the iPod goes back to the very first song every time.  Is there a way for it to pick up where I left off?  I had an AVIC D3 and this wasn't an issue nor has it ever been an issue with other vehicles or just listening the ear buds.  

 

Thanks guys

Posted Apr 24, 2014 · 19:48 UTC#2

I believe someone on here has already answer the second question, it to due with the firmware or software of your ipod that determines if this fault occurs. here it is;

 

***Solved****

 

Turns out it was the iPod, Here's the model info if anyone is interested:

 

5th Generation 80 gig software version 1.3 will start at the beginning after each ignition cycle although if connected to an AVIC-Z130bt works fine

iPod classic 80 gig software version 1.1.2 works perfectly.

 

Hope this helps.

 

Koush

Posted Apr 24, 2014 · 19:50 UTC#3

Mine is a 30gig Classic.  Well, when I got it 8 years ago they didn't call it the Classic because it was the only style.  It's a pain starting at the same some every time.   Thanks for the help.  

Posted Apr 25, 2014 · 16:28 UTC#4

Mine is a 30gig Classic.  Well, when I got it 8 years ago they didn't call it the Classic because it was the only style.  It's a pain starting at the same some every time.   Thanks for the help.  

I am the one that had this problem, you iPod is not a classic making it to old, upgrading to a new model with solve your problem.  If in doubt, connect you iPod to a computer and check the software version and compare it what I posted

Posted Apr 25, 2014 · 17:44 UTC#5

I am the one that had this problem, you iPod is not a classic making it to old, upgrading to a new model with solve your problem.  If in doubt, connect you iPod to a computer and check the software version and compare it what I posted

My iPod is 8 years old but still works great.  My daughter just got a new phone so I am going to try using her old iPhone 4 as an iPod and see if that works. 

Posted Apr 26, 2014 · 02:17 UTC#6

1. I have a back up camera installed.  On the screen it says "Image may be reversed" and mine is.  I haven't been able to find anything in the manual to reverse or mirror the image.  Is there a way to do this?  I was wondering if I cut the RCA jack off of the video line and put another on and reverse the polarity if that would work.  Does anyone know?

 

2.  When using my iPod, if I shut the vehicle off and come back later, the iPod goes back to the very first song every time.  Is there a way for it to pick up where I left off?  I had an AVIC D3 and this wasn't an issue nor has it ever been an issue with other vehicles or just listening the ear buds.  

 

Thanks guys

 

Is there a setting in the backup camera area for polarity? Try the other setting.

Posted Apr 26, 2014 · 02:48 UTC#7

Is there a setting in the backup camera area for polarity? Try the other setting.

Just for the power to the camera, ground or battery, and I even tried that and it doesn't reverse the image. 

Posted Apr 26, 2014 · 04:15 UTC#8

is the camera after market or factory?? If its aftermarket, there should a wire to cut for reverse image. Does the image look fine??

Posted Apr 26, 2014 · 13:59 UTC#9

It's an aftermarket camera and no there wasn't a wire to reverse the image.  The image looks really good for a $14 camera.  

Posted Apr 28, 2014 · 03:42 UTC#10

A little over a week ago my daughters and I got new phones so I took my daughter's iPhone 4, wiped it and loaded my music on it.  It is now my in Jeep iPod.  It's working great.  Now when I get back in and power up it picks up right where it left of.