S550 Night vision camera pin-out. Can someone point me in the right direction please?
04-15-2010, 06:41 PM
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S550 Night vision camera pin-out. Can someone point me in the right direction please?
I am installing a S550 (W221) Night Vision camera and wonder if someone can point me in the right direction for the proper pinout for power and signal from the 10pin connector. Thanks in advance,
I checked startekinfo and WIS, and could not find any info...
I checked startekinfo and WIS, and could not find any info...
04-18-2010, 11:23 AM
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Yes and I figured it was components. I have small RGB-composite and RGBVH -composite converters, so I can do this. My HUD will accept an component only, not composite. What do you think? Which ones are my power inputs and which ones are my video outputs? Here are the wiring details
Pin - description - wire color
1 - STK_L - BUWH
2 - STK_H - BU
3 - T-1L - OGWH
4 - T-1H - OG
5 - -CAM - BK
6 - Data-1H - GNWH
7 - Data-1L - GN
8 - Data-0H - RDWH
9 - Data-0L - RD
10 - +CAM - BKWH
Thanks in advance,
Pin - description - wire color
1 - STK_L - BUWH
2 - STK_H - BU
3 - T-1L - OGWH
4 - T-1H - OG
5 - -CAM - BK
6 - Data-1H - GNWH
7 - Data-1L - GN
8 - Data-0H - RDWH
9 - Data-0L - RD
10 - +CAM - BKWH
Thanks in advance,
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04-23-2010, 03:50 AM
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E350CDI S212, MY2011
Night Vision pinning
There is no video output pin as you might know it from analog systems. Data transfer is realized digitally, therefore you won't find a pin for video out.
Power supply is realized via pin 10 (+4.5V +-5%) and pin 5 (gnd).
Pin 1: control channel low, Input
Pin 2: control channel high, Input
Pin 3: clock low, Output
Pin 4: clock high, Output
Pin 5: Gnd
Pin 6: Data 1 high, Output
Pin 7: Data 1 low, Output
Pin 8: Data 0 high, Output
Pin 9: Data 0 low, Output
Pin 10: +4,5V
Power supply is realized via pin 10 (+4.5V +-5%) and pin 5 (gnd).
Pin 1: control channel low, Input
Pin 2: control channel high, Input
Pin 3: clock low, Output
Pin 4: clock high, Output
Pin 5: Gnd
Pin 6: Data 1 high, Output
Pin 7: Data 1 low, Output
Pin 8: Data 0 high, Output
Pin 9: Data 0 low, Output
Pin 10: +4,5V
04-23-2010, 07:43 PM
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There is no video output pin as you might know it from analog systems. Data transfer is realized digitally, therefore you won't find a pin for video out.
Power supply is realized via pin 10 (+4.5V +-5%) and pin 5 (gnd).
Pin 1: control channel low, Input
Pin 2: control channel high, Input
Pin 3: clock low, Output
Pin 4: clock high, Output
Pin 5: Gnd
Pin 6: Data 1 high, Output
Pin 7: Data 1 low, Output
Pin 8: Data 0 high, Output
Pin 9: Data 0 low, Output
Pin 10: +4,5V
Power supply is realized via pin 10 (+4.5V +-5%) and pin 5 (gnd).
Pin 1: control channel low, Input
Pin 2: control channel high, Input
Pin 3: clock low, Output
Pin 4: clock high, Output
Pin 5: Gnd
Pin 6: Data 1 high, Output
Pin 7: Data 1 low, Output
Pin 8: Data 0 high, Output
Pin 9: Data 0 low, Output
Pin 10: +4,5V
Thanks for your reply.
Is this Mercedes proprietary? It looks a little bit like a simplified HDMI...
Anders
