Back Up System Help

[Jeff Miller]

I don't understand why it needs their camera to do it, sounds fishy.

The LCD monitor must have the reverse/mirror functions built in to
the monitor to reverse, can't be done by reversing a couple of wires
like a CRT can. LCD monitors and chip cameras work using pixel-
mapping, the reverse is done by software. It is possible that the
camera in that system does the reverse-image, not the monitor?

What is wrong with your original monitor? I am interested in it if
you're not keeping it. Otherwise consider using the new camera with
the old monitor.

- Jeff Miller
in Holland, MI


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Dan Leftwich
wrote:
>
> I am replacing the video camera and monitor in my 87 FC. I have a
> friend of a friend who got me a Honeywell High Res. Miniature Color
> Camera with a 2.7-13.5 Auto Iris Lens. He says that the camera
needs
> very little light to function and has a b/w night function. I then
got
> a 6.8" LCD Safety Vision Monitor (HYPERLINK
> "http://www.safetyvision.com/en/cms/?
17"http://www.safetyvision.com/en/c
> ms/?17). I bought this unit because of a number of reasons.
Primarily
> they were size, remote, and the mirror function.
>
> I set the system up and came upon a stumbling point. That is the
> monitor will not function in the mirror image unless it has a Safety
> Vision camera hooked up to it. In other words it will not reverse
the
> image if you have mirror function selected. This has got me. I
thought
> I had researched this fully and now the tech department says I will
need
> a Safety Vision camera. I called Honeywell tech department and
they say
> that the polarity must be switched. I asked him if it were
something I
> could do and the answer was no.
>
> I've spent hours on the net looking for some answer but have come up
> with nothing. I have read most if not all the posts on the
Wanderlodge
> sites and the only thing that is discussed is reversing the image
on a
> system with a CRT screen.
>
> So my question is how do you go about reversing the image for a LCD
> screen? Blair or anyone's help will be much appreciated.
>
> Dan Leftwich
> 87 35FC Somers NY
>
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