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Pre-Owned Vehicle Backup Camera and Safety Systems

Backup CameraBack over accidents are responsible for more than 200 deaths and 12,000 injuries each year. The US Congress passed a law in 2008 that would enact measures to use technology to prevent accidents like these. After years of delays, the US Department of Transportation finally announced that new cars must come with a backup camera.

But what if you own or have recently purchased an older vehicle? Can you add a backup camera to an older car, truck or SUV? You most certainly can! In this article, we’ll explain how several different accident prevention and safety systems can make parking and maneuvering your vehicle safer.

What is a Backup Camera System?

Backup CameraIn the simplest of terms, a backup camera system includes a video screen within view of the driver that displays an image of the area behind the vehicle when the transmission is in reverse. The camera on the back of the vehicle will be mounted in a location that lets the driver detect objects or people that are normally blocked by the trunk or hatch. In essence, a backup camera system is like having a spotter behind your vehicle telling you if there is anything in your way.

All backup camera systems that have been integrated into the vehicle properly function without any input from the driver. The wiring in the car provides a signal to the camera system as soon as the transmission selector is put into reverse. There are no switches or buttons to press.

The image displayed on the screen mimics that of your rear-view mirror regarding left-right orientation. When looking at the screen, objects on the right of the screen are the right side of the vehicle and vice versa. As we are used to this perspective, it makes using a rear vision camera system much safer.

Rear Vision Camera System Integration

Backup CameraMost factory-installed cameras are mounted above the license plate on a car or in the handle or tailgate emblem of a truck. Aftermarket camera solutions are available to mimic these installation locations. Many vehicles like the Mercedes Sprinter, Ford F-150 and GMC Silverado and Chevy Sierra have aftermarket solutions that look identical to factory offerings. The cameras are water resistant and carry an IP66 (or higher) dust and water intrusion rating. This IP rating means that the cameras can withstand going through the car wash or exposure to the everyday challenges Mother Nature throws their way. Universal cameras are available in surface and flush mount applications. Your mobile enhancement retailer can help you choose the right style for your application.

Camera Quality

Just as when you go shopping for a video or still camera, lens and image sensor quality play a significant role in determining the quality of the image you will see. Inexpensive cameras from the local auto parts or big box store may not respond quickly to changes in image brightness and often can’t handle high-contrast situations. Higher quality cameras offer more resolution to help you see small or narrow objects behind your vehicle.

Video Image Display Options

There are four popular options available to display the camera image inside your vehicle. As we mentioned, all of these displays operate automatically without the need for any input from the driver.

1. Factory Color Display

Backup CameraIf your car or truck came with a color display for the factory radio or infotainment system, there are many companies that offer premium integration modules that allow the image from the backup camera to be displayed on this screen. Using a factory screen is the most integrated of solutions and truly mimics a factory-installed system.

Many interfaces have additional camera inputs for forward-facing and blind spot monitoring camera options. Talk to your retailer to find out what is available for your application.

2. Replacement Rearview Mirror with Integrated Display

Backup CameraIf your vehicle doesn’t have a color screen, another popular option to display a camera image is a replacement rearview mirror that features an integrated color display. When the camera is not in use, the mirror looks normal and will show you what is happening behind your vehicle. When you put the transmission in reverse, a compact LCD screen shines through the mirrored surface to display the camera image. While typically small in size (around 4 inches diagonally), they work very well and are quite popular.

3. Aftermarket Multimedia Radio

Backup CameraA popular upgrade for older vehicles is to replace the radio with an aftermarket unit that includes a color display. You can choose from simple AM/FM multimedia receivers costing only a few hundred dollars up to state-of-the-art systems with integrated navigation, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto smartphone integration and even vehicle integration and control options. These systems typically include at least one camera input to show what is behind your vehicle. Some will overlay information from factory-installed parking sensor systems for increased safety.

4. Stand-Alone Monitor

Backup CameraIf none of the above options suit your application or you require a larger screen, then consider having a stand-alone monitor installed in your vehicle. Commercial applications such as tow trucks, snow plows, garbage trucks, recycling trucks and delivery vehicles often choose a stand-alone monitor. The image is large, and the unit can be placed in a convenient location.

Additional Safety System Options

As we mentioned, the addition of a forward-facing camera is another popular option for large vehicles like 1-ton trucks where it is difficult to see curbs or even other vehicles over the large hood. In most applications, a button or switch would activate this forward-facing camera for parking purposes. These cameras are also great for making sure these large vehicles are parked as close as possible to the wall in a parking garage to reduce how far they stick out into traffic.

Backup CameraMany luxury vehicles combine a parking sensor system with a backup camera. The advantage of adding parking sensors is that they are an active safety device. You don’t need to remember to pay attention to them – they alert you to the presence of an object. Parking sensor systems can be installed in most cars, trucks and SUVs. Many solutions include options for forward-facing sensors.

Find out More About Rear Vision Cameras Today

If you’ve ever had a close call, or simply want to avoid the risk of damage to your vehicle or injury to a bystander, visit your local mobile enhancement retailer today. You’ll be able find out what options are available to add a backup camera system to your new or used vehicle.

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Filed Under: RESOURCE LIBRARY, ARTICLES, Backup Safety

Product Spotlight: Audison Ford F-150 Sound Packs

Audison F-150

Great news for Ford F-150 truck owners! Audison has been hard at work developing its Sound Pack audio system upgrades for 2011 and newer Ford pickups. Based on the same philosophy as the BMW and Mini systems, 2011 and newer vehicles with XL, XLT, Lariat and Raptor trim levels can be upgraded with new speakers, a subwoofer and a custom-tuned five- or eight-channel amplifier with integrated digital signal processing.

Choose Your Performance Level

Audison F-150One of the many benefits of these Sound Pack upgrade solutions is the Online Configurator that helps you and the mobile enhancement retailer you’ve chosen to install the system pick the right components and performance level for your truck’s specific model year and trim level. The upgrades use the Prima-Series APK 690 6×9-inch or APK 570 5×7-inch component speaker system for the front doors and the matching APX 6.5 coaxial speaker for the rear doors with dedicated mounting brackets to ensure the installation performs reliably and sounds great.

Audison F-150The Level 8 systems use the five-channel AP5.9 bit amplifier to power the front and rear speakers along with a subwoofer. Stepping up to the Level 10 systems swaps in the eight-channel AP8.9 bit amplifier to bi-amp the front component set for a more accurate soundstage. Level 10 systems use the powered APBX 10 AS subwoofer with the processed subwoofer output on the amplifier to deliver solid bass performance and impressive dynamics.

Ford-specific Audio System Tuning

Audion F-150Audison sent one of its top engineers to North America to help design and tune these upgrade packages. After weeks of complex acoustic measurements and detailed listening evaluations, Audison created a set of vehicle-specific digital signal processor (DSP) configurations for each Prima plug-and-play upgrade package.

Each configuration is specific to an upgrade package and the trim level of Ford truck in question. Settings for crossovers, output levels, equalization and signal routing have been completed on your behalf to make the integration process efficient and get you back on the road in a matter of hours with amazing sound.

Integrated System Control

Audison F-150Thanks to a partnership with iDatalink, each of these vehicle-specific solutions includes a Maestro AR amplifier replacement interface and a vehicle-specific wiring harness. Using this interface allows volume control and tone adjustment commands from the factory source unit to be sent directly to the DSP in the amplifier to control the system. Your new Audison amp will function just like the factory amp, but with improved clarity and detail.

Audison has truly thought of everything, even including speaker cable adapters so that your installer doesn’t have to cut any wires in the vehicle to complete the installation. Speaker mounting adapters are also included to expedite the installation process.

What Makes Prima Plug-and-Play Systems Amazing

Audison F-150Tuning the speakers in your audio system for the environment they are installed in is what separates a simple stereo component installation from a true audio system upgrade. Without proper equalization, signal delay and level settings, all you get is sound from each speaker. When set up by an expert, your music will come from a virtual soundstage that spans the width of the vehicle and delivers accurate placement of instruments and performers across that stage. One of the key features of the Prima Sound Packs is that the tuning work has been done for you. Your installer can download the DSP configuration and upload it to the bit-series amplifier. You even have your choice of a driver-focused tune or one that sounds good from both seats.

Upgrade Your Ford F-150 with Audison Prima

If you are tired of boring sound from the stereo in your Ford F-150, drop by your local authorized Audison retailer and ask about the new plug-and-play Sound Packs. The difference in detail, accuracy and realism will blow your mind!

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Filed Under: RESOURCE LIBRARY, ARTICLES, Car Audio, PRODUCTS Tagged With: Audison, Ford

Great Sound From A Factory Radio

Factory RadioDid you know that you can get great sound in your car or truck using your factory radio as the source? Gone are the days when upgrading your audio system meant swapping in a new receiver. Today, climate controls, vehicle configuration and more are part of the original radio and display, so changes are nearly impossible. Don’t fret: The latest integration modules on the market make getting great sound easy. Keep reading to find out how.

Keep Your Factory Radio

Factory RadioFewer and fewer cars today have radios that only play music. They show backup camera images or include navigation, and many offer voice recognition systems to make communication safe and easy while you drive. But what are audio enthusiasts to do when they want great sound in their vehicles? Companies like iDatalink, PAC, NAV-TV and more have developed interfaces that extract an audio signal from the factory stereo system and let us connect new amplifiers and speakers with no hassles at all.

How Modern Factory Audio Systems Work

Factory RadioIn the good old days, factory audio systems included a radio, a simple analog amplifier and speakers. If you had a luxury vehicle, the manufacturer may have opted to include a subwoofer for a little more (but still not enough) bass. The radio was a simple affair with a tuner, CD player, auxiliary input and maybe a USB port and satellite radio connection. The output of the radio either powered the speakers in the car directly or fed a signal to a small amplifier.

Modern audio systems work differently. The source unit is similar, though USB is standard now and navigation systems and smartphone interfaces (like Apple CarPlay and Android Audio) are becoming standard, too. Where things differ a great deal is in the amplifier. The source unit sends an audio signal to the amp, sometimes as a fixed-level analog signal, but more often as a digital signal. The amplifier now includes multiple channels of amplification, plus advanced digital signal processing and the volume control circuitry for the system. In short, the radio can’t work without the amp and vice versa.

Getting Great Sound from a Ford F-150

Factory RadioLet’s look at three common upgrades that mobile electronics retailers across the nation perform every day. Since 2009, the Ford F-150 has come equipped with an amplifier in the back of the truck that includes the master volume control for the system as well as equalization and crossovers for the speakers. Upgrading this popular vehicle required summing audio signals coming out of the amp back together and removing signal processing.

PAC, a division of AAMP Global, offers a product called the AmpPRO 4 AP4-FD11 that works with these vehicles. The AP4-FD11 interface contains two important components. First, an audio processor takes the fixed-level audio signal from the factory radio and feeds that to high-quality preamp outputs that will connect to a new amplifier. The second part of the module is a CAN network interface that monitors communication between the factory radio and amplifier. When the network interface detects audio-related messages like bass and treble adjustments or volume level changes, it routes appropriate commands to the audio processor and adjusts the output. In essence, the AP4-FD11 adds preamp outputs to an aftermarket radio.

The AP4-FD11 is compatible with late-model Ford F-150, Flex, Fusion and Taurus, and Lincoln MKS, MKT, MKX, MKZ and Navigator vehicles. A T-harness is included with the FD11 to make the installation easier for your installer.

Chrysler 300 Audio Upgrade Solutions

Factory RadioAnother popular audio system upgrade interface is the iDatalink Maestro DSR1. Automotive Data Solutions partnered with the audio experts at Rockford Fosgate to develop this interface and tuning solution. ADS are experts in the field of CAN communication protocols, thanks to their experience with remote car starter integration modules.

ADS combined this expertise with the Rockford 3-Sixty digital signal processor to create a unique audio interface solution that includes powerful system tuning features. The 3.Sixty DSP includes adjustable slope crossovers, 31-bands of paragraphic equalization for each of the eight output channels and signal delay for speaker time alignment. In the right hands and with the right speakers and amplifiers, the DSR1 can be the heart of an impressive audio upgrade solution.

Chevy Silverado Head Unit Interface

Factory RadioNAV-TV has created an impressive solution that is compatible with Chevy, GMC and Cadillac vehicles with the MyLink and Cue-equipped 4-inch (IO4) and 8-inch (IO5/IO6) source units. This interface connects to the MOST (Media Oriented System Transport) digital signal that runs from the factory radio to the amplifier in these vehicles to extract six channels of full-bandwidth audio that is free from equalization or signal delay.

The M650-GM interface retains OnStar functionality, door chimes, Bluetooth communication and all audio functions like volume, bass, treble, balance and fader. T-harnesses are available for a variety of vehicles to make the installation neat and tidy.

Upgraded Amplifiers and Speakers for Better Sound

Even when you see a branded audio system like Bose, JBL, Harman-Kardon or Sony, automakers still take shortcuts with the quality of speakers they use in factory audio systems and, of course, the systems never seem to have enough power. Once an interface is installed to extract a usable audio signal from your car or truck, your installer can integrate your choice of speakers to create smooth and detailed sound with dramatically improved clarity. Your salesperson will help you pick the right amplifier to create a system that will play at the volume levels you want without distorting or sounding muddy. If you don’t have a subwoofer, dozens of options are available to improve the low-frequency performance of your sound system to make everything more lifelike and enjoyable.

Visit your local mobile enhancement retailer today to find out how your factory radio can become a key component in an amazing audio system that rivals the best concert halls and studios in the world.
This article is written and produced by the team at www.BestCarAudio.com. Reproduction or use of any kind is prohibited without the express written permission of 1sixty8 media.

Filed Under: RESOURCE LIBRARY, ARTICLES, Car Audio

Tools of the Trade: ProDemand Vehicle Information Service

Mitchell1 ProDemand

Among the many tools that mobile enhancement technicians use, one of the most valuable is ProDemand from Mitchell1. If you’ve spent any time in the automotive service industry, you’ll recognize the classic brown-and-yellow Mitchell service books. The information in these paperbacks is now available to automotive and electronics technicians through a web interface. Let’s look at why it’s smart to choose a retailer who has access to ProDemand’s vehicle information service.

Vehicle Information Access Improves Efficiency

Mitchell1 ProDemandWhether you’ve bought a new car audio system or a remote starter or are having a blind spot monitoring system installed, the technicians working on your car will need to complete several electrical connections to make the product function properly. ProDemand provides the location and color of the wires required to complete the installation. This information eliminates the need to test multiple wires and can help ensure the reliability of the products you’ve purchased. Access to this data is as important to a tech as owning a good digital voltage meter and a set of quality wire strippers.

Mitchell1 ProDemandWith vehicle manufacturers working hard to reduce buzzes and rattles, it’s harder than ever to disassemble a vehicle. ProDemand provides technicians with step-by-step procedures for removing panels. Images typically show the location of retaining clips and screws and the correct disassembly order to access radio tuner packs, amplifiers, body control modules and much more. This saves time and dramatically reduces the chance of anything being damaged.

Automotive Electrical Troubleshooting

Mitchell1 ProDemandImagine that you’re getting ready to leave for work and you see that the factory backup camera on your Ford pickup truck is foggy and washed out. Many dealership service departments charge as much as $800 for a new backup camera. Worse, you still need to pay to have it installed, and its design has proven that it may fail again. A mobile enhancement retailer who has access to vehicle information resourced by Mitchell1 ProDemand can typically integrate a new backup camera into your factory display for dramatically less than a dealership would charge.

General Service Information

Mitchell1 ProDemandEvery now and then, a problem with a vehicle can be confused as a side effect of an aftermarket upgrade. Take, for example, the General Motors ignition switch recall in early 2014. More than 12.8 million vehicles worldwide were susceptible to spontaneous engine shutdown because the ignition switch could move out of the run position too easily. Imagine the number of enhancement retailers who had installed remote starter or security systems, only to be blamed for vehicles not functioning properly. ProDemand includes a feature that allows technicians to look up problems common to a vehicle. If your Cobalt or G5 had shut down, but 100 other similar vehicles without any aftermarket equipment reported the same problem, it would likely have been a vehicle manufacturing defect as opposed to a product or installation issue. Armed with this information, you would have known that the dealership needed to fix the ignition switch.

Dedication to Customer Service

You should treat the process of choosing a mobile enhancement retailer to work on your vehicle the same as if you were choosing an artist to paint a portrait or a photographer to shoot wedding photos. You want to qualify their skills and make sure that they have the right tools to deliver the project on time with a level of quality that meets your expectations. Many retailers who use ProDemand include a brief demonstration of the information available to potential clients as part of their shop tour. A retailer’s investment in this resource is a definite sign of their commitment to quality and excellent customer service.

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Filed Under: RESOURCE LIBRARY, ARTICLES, Car Audio, PRODUCTS Tagged With: General Motors, Mitchell1, ProDemand

GPS Vehicle Tracking Systems

GPS Vehicle TrackingDo you wish you could keep an eye on your kids when they borrow the family car or know where your fleet of work trucks are at any time? A GPS-based tracking system is an easy way to keep tabs on your vehicle. In this article, we’ll discuss some of the options for vehicle locating and tracking systems and, of course, explain how they work.

How Does GPS Vehicle Tracking Work?

GPS Vehicle Tracking
This image shows the location of a car in a small shopping plaza.
GPS Vehicle Tracking
A Google Satellite view of the same vehicle.

A tracking module contains three primary components. First and foremost, a CPU controls the system. The CPU runs software that communicates with the rest of the hardware on the device. The next important component is a GPS receiver and antenna. The GPS receiver provides the CPU with the location, velocity and altitude of the vehicle. Third is a cellular radio. The cellular radio communicates with a server to store information about the vehicle’s location and operation.

GPS tracking systems communicate with the server at predetermined intervals based on the service package you have chosen. These intervals could be one, three, five or 20 minutes, or on-demand as required. More frequent updates use more cellular data and are typically associated with more expensive tracking service packages.

Tracking Hardware Options

GPS Vehicle TrackingSome tracking systems include additional features such as inputs for seat belts and doors, accelerometers to log sudden acceleration and braking, RFID fob readers to identify drivers and A/V inputs so you can see and hear what’s going on in the vehicle. Some premium hardware solutions include a lithium ion backup battery so the system will continue to function even if the vehicle battery is disconnected or completely dead. Other systems with integrated solar panels are available for trailers or infrequently used equipment. If you need a solution that can handle getting wet or dirty, tracking hardware is available in an IP65-rated water- and dust-resistant enclosure.

Custom solutions are available for specific applications. If you operate a fleet of waste removal vehicles, you can log each time they lift a bin. The same logic applies to tow trucks, snow plows and, of course, delivery vehicles. Custom sensors and switches can interact with the logging system to store and log almost any conceivable function. Perhaps you have an armored car service and need a panic button – that’s an easy solution.

Tracking Interface Options

GPS Vehicle Tracking
The locating system pinpointed the vehicle to the first spot in the row.
GPS Vehicle Tracking
The actual location of the car in that plaza.

Two interface options are available, depending on your needs. For most consumers, an app on your smartphone is available to let you see the location of your vehicle. In most cases, the location is overlaid on Google or Apple maps so you can understand the vehicle location graphically. In most cases, the location is accurate to within about 25 feet of where the vehicle actually is. If the GPS receiver receives signals from enough satellites, the accuracy can be even better.

For clients using their tracking system for business applications, most services provide a web-based interface that can show you the location of your entire fleet and allow you to configure warnings and reports.

Software-Based Features for Consumers

GPS Vehicle Tracking
A Geofence set up around the vehicle location. When the vehicle leaves this boundary, the owner will receive an alert.

Consumer tracking solutions typically offer five or six software-based features. These include geofencing and over-speed alert, as well as tow alerts and after-hours motion alerts. Geofencing is an alert option that will let the operator know when the vehicle enters or exits a particular geographical area. In most cases, this feature is configured by placing a pin or marker at a location and identifying a boundary radius in miles around that position. Depending on how it’s configured, a warning is displayed on the operator’s smartphone when the vehicle enters or exits this area. Over-speed alerts are easy to understand. The operator configures a maximum speed for the system and will receive a notification if that speed is exceeded.

Two advanced features are the tow and after-hours motion alerts. The after-hours alert will send a warning if the vehicle moves during a preset time. If you never drive your vehicle after midnight and are rarely up before 6 a.m., you can set an alert to let you know if your vehicle moves during that period. Tow alerts are another great feature that helps alert the operator to potential vehicle theft. You will receive a tow alert when the vehicle moves without the ignition being turned on.

Business Applications and Features

GPS Vehicle TrackingFor business owners, knowing how your vehicles are operated is as important as knowing their location. Many commercial solutions include accelerometers that log aggressive acceleration and abrupt stops. Smooth driving reduces wear on the vehicle and improves fuel economy. Many systems provide audible warnings to the operator to coach them in improving their driving habits. Commercial tracking solutions can typically generate reports that will identify idle time to reduce fuel consumption further.

Some tracking solution providers offer devices that comply with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s Electronic Logging Device mandates. If you need to track Hours of Service or generate Record of Duty Status reports, several companies provide these services.

Benefits of Vehicle Tracking

GPS Vehicle TrackingFrom a business owner’s perspective, knowing where your vehicles are and how they are being used lets you manage your assets reliably. If your staff knows that they are being monitored, they typically drive more safely and waste less time on personal matters. Those savings alone can dramatically reduce your costs. You can generate usage logs based on distance traveled or hours of operation to schedule maintenance and streamline your operations. Research indicates that vehicles with GPS tracking where the operator knows you are logging the vehicle position are 7 percent more productive and use 8 percent less fuel. The same logic applies to letting your kids borrow your car. If they know you are keeping an eye on them, they are less likely to go places they aren’t supposed to.

Install a Vehicle Tracking System Today

Whether you want to log your mileage for your tax return, keep tabs on your son or daughter or monitor how your fleet of service vehicles is operated, your local mobile electronics retailer can help you choose a hardware solution that meets your needs.

This article is written and produced by the team at www.BestCarAudio.com. Reproduction or use of any kind is prohibited without the express written permission of 1sixty8 media.

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