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So I have these plugs on the back of my radio and I know there is a kit that allows for a rear view camera and the voice harness to the VCIM. However does anyone else know what the plugs can be used for?

 

A pin out would be awesome!! Can I hook up a rear monitor for DVD? Its for my 2008 Equinox. The plugs in question are the two gray ones to the right.

 

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kinda looks like a rj45 connector

 

 

Like for an ethernet computer connection? Its got pins in side and is much larger if that is what I think your talking about.

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kinda looks like a rj45 connector

 

 

Like for an ethernet computer connection? Its got pins in side and is much larger if that is what I think your talking about.

 

 

 

 

 

I don't have an answer for your original question but that is not an rj45.

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The first one is for RPO code UUC which is Radio - AM/FM Stereo, Seek/Scan, CD, DVD, Auto Tone, Clock, ETR, MP3, RDS.

 

1- Left Auxiliary Audio Signal, 2-Right Auxiliary Audio Signal, 3- Left DVD Audio Signal (+), 4- Right DVD Audio Signal (+), 5- Remote Infra Red Signal (+), 6- Video Bright Control, 7- DVD Video Signal (+), 8- Auxiliary Video High Signal, 9- Drain Wire, 10- Video Power Mode Signal, 11- DVD Audio Common, 12- DVD Drain Wire, 13- Remote Infra Red Signal (-), 14-DVD Video Drain Wire, 15- DVD Video Signal (-), 16- Video Drain Wire.

 

 

The other connector is for RPO code U3U which is Radio - AM/FM Stereo, Seek/Scan, DVD, CD, Clock, ETR, Navigation, Voice Recorder, MP3.

 

1-4 Not Used, 5 Vehicle Speed Signal (U3U), 6-16 Not Used

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The first one is for RPO code UUC which is Radio - AM/FM Stereo, Seek/Scan, CD, DVD, Auto Tone, Clock, ETR, MP3, RDS.

 

1- Left Auxiliary Audio Signal, 2-Right Auxiliary Audio Signal, 3- Left DVD Audio Signal (+), 4- Right DVD Audio Signal (+), 5- Remote Infra Red Signal (+), 6- Video Bright Control, 7- DVD Video Signal (+), 8- Auxiliary Video High Signal, 9- Drain Wire, 10- Video Power Mode Signal, 11- DVD Audio Common, 12- DVD Drain Wire, 13- Remote Infra Red Signal (-), 14-DVD Video Drain Wire, 15- DVD Video Signal (-), 16- Video Drain Wire.

 

 

The other connector is for RPO code U3U which is Radio - AM/FM Stereo, Seek/Scan, DVD, CD, Clock, ETR, Navigation, Voice Recorder, MP3.

 

1-4 Not Used, 5 Vehicle Speed Signal (U3U), 6-16 Not Used

 

So your saying the left gray one has all the DVD stuff on it? I would like to add the overhead DVD player but I am not sure that this radio supports it. I only have a top CD drive and a MAP DVD drive behind the screen. I have not seen any of the overhead dvd with the nav radio so I don't know if this would even work.

 

I also see kits on ebay that allow you to put a rear camera for reverse, would that work here too? Its an Equinox Nav Radio if that helps any

 

Any thoughts?

Thanks!

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