Zero Latency Monitor Installation

Determine the ideal mounting location for the monitor inside the vehicle cab.

For some vehicles, the monitor can mount into an available DIN slot in the dashboard.

Mounting locations may vary depending on the vehicle.

Remove any dash panels or trim pieces required to access the mounting location.

Use a trim removal tool or screwdriver to carefully unclip or unscrew the panels.

Set all removed panels and hardware aside in a safe location to be reinstalled later.

Install the mounting bracket assembly

Ensure to test fit the mounting bracket assembly and monitor before mounting to ensure the monitor does not obstruct any of the controls on the vehicle.

Secure the bracket using the provided hardware. Use a power drill to drive the mounting screws until the bracket is firmly seated.

The ball-mount arm on the bracket should be accessible from the front of the slot once installed.

Verify the bracket is secure and does not shift before proceeding.

Prepare the monitor harness for power connections using Geotab's best practices.

IMPORTANT: Check wire labels before connecting as the wire colors may vary.

Connect the prepared harness to the vehicles fuse panel.

Always use a digital multimeter to locate and verify your connection points.

Route the monitor connector fom the vehicle fuse panel to the monitor mounting location.

Some vehicles may require you to drill a hole to pass the connector / cable through the dashboard.

Before drilling, check behind the mounting location to ensure the area is clear of any obstructions or electrical wires/components.

Ensure the cable is routed away from any moving parts, sharp edges, or pinch points.

Leave enough slack at the front to connect to the monitor once it is seated.

Connect the HRN-TVI-12-DISP Splitter Cable as shown in the image.

Each TVI camera will require a separate splitter Cable.

Both Splitter Cable outputs must be connected to the same input (for example, Cam 1) on both the TVI Monitor and Hub Cable.

Secure all excess wiring with cable ties.

Trim any excess cable tie.

Connect the round connector from the harness to the monitor.

Carefully slide the monitor into the DIN bracket, engaging the ball-mount arm.

Adjust the monitor angle for optimal visibility from the driver seat, then tighten the ball-mount knob to lock the position.

Turn on the vehicle's ignition and confirm the monitor powers on and displays a camera feed.

If the monitor does not power on, check all cable connections and verify the fuse is intact.

Monitor channel assignments.

Channel 1 - Rear Aux Camera (Dedicated to rear camera)

Channel 2 - Left Side Camera

Channel 3 - Right Side Camera

Locate the reverse trigger wire in the vehicle.

Route camera input wire to the location of the trigger wire in the vehicle.

Channel 1 of the monitor should be used for reverse, this is the image that populates reverse lines when triggerd.

Connect the trigger wire to a 12V source that is active only when the vehicle is in reverse (e.g., reverse light power wire).

Shift the vehicle into reverse to confirm the rear camera view switches on automatically.

Ensure all excess wiring is secured using cable ties and that it does not obstruct the safe operation of the vehicle in any way.

Reinstall any dash panels or trim pieces that were removed.

Perform a final check of all camera views and monitor functions.