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x8500bhs backup camera isn't working after 20-40 min drive

By mikek753 · Jun 17, 2015in Pioneer AVH Series💬 6 posts👁️ 4,533 views
Posted Jun 17, 2015 · 06:28 UTC#1

hi,

 

when car is started and put in reverse backup camera displays video feed to HU just fine

however, after 20-40 min drive when I try to park and switch to reverse I got black screen with HU warning ... mirrored ...

if I turn off engine and wait for a min or two and turn car to ON or start engine I get video feed on HU just fine

I tried to disconnect backup camera when I got black screen (car with engine ON after parking against curb and switch in reverse position) and connect video camera / camcorder input to backup camera output and camcorder shows video just file. so, looks like backup camera works Ok and something within HU.

Originally I thought that it's backup camera and got another camera and even added voltage regulator as I thought camera might not take over 12V - so it isn't the case.

 

my connections:

backup camera takes power from backup lights

camera is connected over rca cable to HU

HU gets +12 from reverse light to reverse detection wire (I think it's magenta, has label for reverse)

HU is set for polarity as battery

 

How I can fix this annoying issue?

 

thanks

Posted Jul 05, 2015 · 14:28 UTC#2

I used to have the same problem when I powered my backup camera to a constant 12v, try this, the ground cable from the camera to the body of the car, and the + wire from the camera to the +12 where yo HU it's connected.

 

What its happens its that you camera constantly its on, and after several minutes it shuts down automatically to protect it self

Posted Jul 05, 2015 · 19:11 UTC#3

thanks for the reply.

No, camera in my case isn't powered unless car is in "R" position. So there is no camera overheating issue.

please, take a look at my video that shows how 5sec power reset re enables HU camera input

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6C19gX-8zU

Posted Jan 07, 2017 · 20:05 UTC#4

Sorry for reviving this old post but it describes my exact problem and I'm hoping you found a resolution.  Any suggestions or ideas?

Posted Jan 07, 2017 · 20:56 UTC#5

hi,

 

No, I didn't find any solution.

It got better, but I think it's heat related and as weather now isn't as hot it works Ok

pls. post if you'll find anything.

Posted Jan 28, 2017 · 18:18 UTC#6

+1 for heat, check you connections are secure/soldered/crimped properly.