3rd Gen Tacoma HAI's Cable Assy. for Front/Rear Camera Anytime, Navigation Override, Smartphone Mirr

THis looks great!

So - you should also link a diagram of the HAI cable here as well - so everything is in one place. I think you loaded the same diagram 2x.

 

Just wired everything up today.

1) I now understand why I was wrong about just using one switch.

2) I need to know the right sizes of the opening so I can get a nicer DPDT switch. I just got a cheapie so I could get it all wired up.

3) I haven't driven enough for my GPS to reset so it's still stuck.

Overall was really easy.

 

For dimension of the switches in Tacoma, reference below:

 

ALCON,

Additional 2 HAI cable assy. and 2 Add-on cable Assy. ready to ship out. First come first serve.
Easy Installation Instruction is here.
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Thanks

 

Just wanted to share with the group, I found a harness from @Logistics91 that plugs in series with the HAI harness to integrate front camera anytime without losing function of the stereo or GPS and allows you to use the av inputs of the HAI harness for alternate function. Also he has plenty to go around.

 

That would be the second cable which @Hoangde (HAI) already offers as an add-on cable.

 

I'll take an hai and addon cable if they're still available

 

ALCON,
Overview of HAI Cable Harness and Add-On Cable Harness Connection

 

Ill take “add-on” cable if still available

 

ALCON,
If you have a DPDT switch with 7 pin such one from AirOnBoard to use with Add-On cable harness then follow the diagram below for connection:

 

ALCON,
If you have a DPDT switch with 10 pin such one from OTRATTW to use with Add-On cable harness then follow the diagram below for connection:

 

What would i need to instal this in 14 taco
Just want to mirror my smart phone
I know i need the Hoangle made cable
Does anyone have a link to the RCA/HDMI box thing that is also needed. (I thing they are listed at bottom of page)
Do i need the camera switch?


Thanks

 

You do need the following
Hai cable
Switch if you want "Anytime View Camera"
5G Mira box.
HDMI2AV only needs when you want to build Mirroring device by yourself
best regards

 

Last question before I order cable
Are all the Mira boxes wireless, is there one brand u like best?
Sorry I'm a dumb a$$

Thanks!

 

No.
I have an android phone so I built one for myself. See post # 34.

 

FYI, I got this working with only the DPDT switch for anytime power since I didn't want to have 2 switches doing camera functionality. So in addition to Frank's suggestion above, connect the HAI silver black power input wire to pin 2 and black accessories output to 1 and 3 along with all the connections above. Then there is no need to have to tap into the fusebox either since power is coming in from the silver black wire. In this model switching in either direction switches both cameras on but you can see the selected one on the screen based on the camera signal output.

 

This is what i was talking about - but didn't take time to figure out. I'll take a look at this after I get back in town. Let's draw up a pix of this.

 

Ill add it to frank’s pic and post sometime this week

 

Got mine last week and finally had time to install it today. It works perfect and a simple painless install as well! Thanks @Hoangde!

 

For a single DPDT Switch -- Here's the modification to what Frank drew out and I got this working with input from Frank. Note that I used this following rocker with blue LED's as recommended by Frank and one needs a switch like this with 2 independent DPDT terminals to have it work.
https://otrattw.net/V-SERIES-SEALED-ROCKER-SWITCH-BODY-ONLY-NO-ROCKER-VJD2U.html

Also note that by default with this new switch in the off position, putting the car in reverse does not show any image ( it's blank on the screen ). But selecting the switch for the rear camera shows the image while in reverse. This is a fine tradeoff for me to have a single switch in the dash for both cameras but it may bother someone that it doesn't work like a factory install. To fix this, I haven't tried yet but it may be possible to keep pins 5 and 6 connected with diodes on pins 4 and 6 since the rear camera signal is sent when the car is put in reverse and front is only sent when power is on. There is the chance with this of both signals being sent with the car in reverse and the switch for the front on which would be rare, but this may work overall and a potential future thing to try.

Hope it helps!



Below is modification to Frank's bird's eye view and getting rid of the two switches and replacing with one like above.





Below is modification to the Pin connections in the switch.





Below is the reference to Frank's connections to the original regular switch for the camera and the wires 1 and 2 are now instead connected to the new switch.