H9Q/H9QD
User
Manual
Rev:
10/21/20
Page
4
of
12
Author
:
CNR
NOTE:
Turn
the
monitor
on
only
after
it
has
been
securely
mounted,
supplied
with
power,
and
the
cameras
are
connected
V.
INSTALLATION
A.
Monitor
Wire
Harness
Details
1.
Input
to
Monitor
2.
AV1
‐
4
Event
Trigger
Wires
3.
Power
Input
4.
RCA
‐
Video
Output
5.
AV1
–
Audio/Video
Input
6.
AV2
–
Audio/Video
Input
7.
AV3
–
Audio/Video
Input
8.
AV4
–
Video
Input
VI.
POWER
A.
Supplying
Power
with
12v
Power
Adaptor
1.
Attach
the
power
input
connector
(3
above)
to
your
included
12v
cigarette
lighter
power
adaptor.
2.
Plug
cigarette
lighter
adaptor
into
12v
power
source.
B.
Hardwire
Power
Adaptor
1.
If
you
would
like
to
hardwire
your
power
supply,
please
contact
your
local
AgCam®
dealer
for
available
hardwire
power
adaptors
(PN:
DMAC
‐
HARDWIRE
).
2.
Dakota
Micro
hardwire
power
adaptors
have
a
maximum
circuit
capability
of
5
amp.
C.
Fuses
1.
There
is
a
small
in
‐
line
blade
fuse
located
on
the
red
and
black
power
wire
(3
above).
When
replacing
this
fuse,
use
a
MAX
2amp
glass
fuse.
2.
There
is
a
small
glass
fuse
located
on
the
inside
tip
of
the
12v
portion
of
the
power
adaptor
(PN:
DMAC
‐
12v).
When
replacing
this
fuse,
use
a
MAX
2amp
glass
fuse.
VII.
EVENT
TRIGGER
WIRE
OPERATIONS
A.
Event
Trigger
Wire
Color
Guide
1.
Camera
1
–
Green
2.
Camera
2
–
Purple
3.
Camera
3
–
Gray
4.
Camera
4
–
White
B.
Event
Trigger
Wires
Explained
Event
trigger
wires
can
be
attached
to
any
12v
positive
event.
This
will
cause
the
monitor
to
change
to
that
camera,
regardless
of
the
state
of
the
monitor
(i.e.
ON/OFF
or
channel
selection).
The
most
recent
event
will
be
the
primary
display.
So,
if
two
(2)
video
channels
(AV1
&
AV2)
are
attached
to
an
event
output,
the
event
that
happens
last
will
change
the
monitor
to
its
respective
camera
view.
The
wires
can
be
attached
to
any
positive
output
10.5v
to
16.9v
switch
or
supply
to
cause
the
monitor
to
automatically
switch
the
unit
to
its
respective
channel
camera.
Example:
If
you
were
to
attach
the
AV1
wire
to
a
positive
output
from
an
unloading
auger
on
a
combine,
the
monitor
would
switch
from
channel
2,
3,
or
4
to
channel
1
when
the
auger
is
extended.
The
event
circuit
should
be
neutral
in
its
normal
state
and
change
to
HIGH
(+12v)
when
the
event
is
active.
