[Archimedz]

Originally Posted by Nickdot

Hola guys,

Was wondering if anyone has encountered the same distorted display after following this retrofit;

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Anyone any ideas?

You can try use another video input (another pins) on CIC.

[queenslander]

Originally Posted by Nickdot

Hola guys,

Was wondering if anyone has encountered the same distorted display after following this retrofit;


I'm running an E84 TRSVC and E84 PDC module, both of which are WinKFP flashed and default coded through NCSExpert and an E84 reverse handle & camera.

All wiring has been double/triple checked, and the display looks the same whether the camera is plugged in or not (leading me to believe it's the TRSVC unit or the wiring to the CIC).

Anyone any ideas?

Mine did this. I found that US and European CIC has different FBAS pin order.
Try to move your FBAS fin as follow;

TRSVC Connector CIC Connector
A (Yellow) 21
B (White) 24
Shield (Grey) 23

And make sure to change FBAS coding as follow;

RVC_CIC
wert_23

[queenslander]

Originally Posted by Mert335d

I tried to change the Values in Nettodat File.

I could default code the TRSVC and tried to code the Nettodat because of the lines.

E92/E93 with chinese varient handle (I've estimated this as the camera is set left of centre)
|70 0E|D6 FF|52 03| = | 3696mm | -42mm | 850mm |

Tried these values but the Cam view got messed up. So I reverted back.

The default Values are: E0,0D | 80,E9 | 00,00 |

I also have the Chinese Variant Handle.

Maybe SyphonX can help out ?

Hey, Have you figured it out?

[Mert335d]

No, I just leave it as it is. Now it looks like this.

[Nickdot]

Originally Posted by Archimedz

You can try use another video input (another pins) on CIC.

Originally Posted by queenslander

Mine did this. I found that US and European CIC has different FBAS pin order.
Try to move your FBAS fin as follow;

TRSVC Connector CIC Connector
A (Yellow) 21
B (White) 24
Shield (Grey) 23

And make sure to change FBAS coding as follow;

RVC_CIC
wert_23

Thanks guys - I will give it a go and report back!