360 Camera Wiring Help

Hey everyone, I recently purchased a panoramic camera for my truck (22 TRD Sport MT) and could use some help with the wiring.

The camera system is the iBeam TE-360-3D. There are much cheaper options out there in terms of panoramic cameras, but I chose this one since it's from a reputable brand I've used before.

Does anyone have a diagram of what wires are where for me to splice/tap into? As you can see from the diagram, it would like me to connect each camera to a specific power source. The diagram also states "Same as wire x, either or." This means I only need to connect one of the two wires correct? Thanks for any help!

 

Saw the below image on a video for a 21 Tacoma installing a similar system. Does anyone know which wires are the high beam and reverse?

 

Is is a "negative" signal wire as in flow is present when selected. Might be an issue for the High BEAM tap.
Maybe require a tap to the fuses in the engine bay fuse/relay box, instead of the location presented here.

 

Test with Multimeter.

 

Correct. the idea is to attach to nearest location of source on vehicle.

 

Rear turn signal output (prevent DRL issues)
C10 located attached to rear of Combination Meter.
Or here:

 

Does your Taco have a sliding roof?

 

You're the real MVP ha ha.

No it does not. I'm going to work on installing the cameras Monday. Thanks for all the info so far!

 

You can use the sliding roof fuse slot for the juice. (add-a-fuse) Leaving the bottom slot open on the add-a-fuse.

 

OP, are you using the OEM Head Unit or an aftermarket one?

 

I'm using the OEM head unit. I have the Anytime Backup Camera Installed right now, so gonna see if maybe some of those components will work with the camera or nor. The front camera on my Anytime stopped working a while ago. Not sure if it's a relay issue or what.

I think I already am using a add a fuse in those slots for my dash cam. Am I fine to tap those wires going to my dash cam with the accessory and battery wires for the 360 cam (switching out for a bigger fuse than the 2 amps currently in there)? The 360 cam has a recording function too, so I may just switch over completely to that.

 

There's a member here, @Puppypunter that may sell you a T harness (EB1) for the rear turns and reverse taps the system requires that attaches to a connector inside the engine bay fuse/relay box. Tapping the high beam fuse would add another wire for a total of 4 signal wires entering the cab. All in on bundle.

 

Crimp terminals, pass through firewall seal, insert into connector.

 

So for the high beam I can splice into the wire labeled 1?

How would I test the problem you are referring to?

If I tap it in the engine bay, either of the two fuses you mentioned in this post would work right?

 

No, since it's the "ground" side of the relay. It would be a prevent issues now and later thing.
Yes on the link to high beam fuses.