Haloview BTC128 Byte Tango 1080P HD Wireless Camera
$124.99
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I've just received one of these BTC128 cameras with my Haloview BT11 system. I've installed the camera but the image is upside down. I have made sure the camera is installed correctly. Is there any way to fix it or have I received a defective camera?
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By Terry Pettigrew on
30 August, 2024
LANCE uses a Voyager camera and bracket on the rear roof of their truck campers. Can the BTC128 be adapted to fit this Voyager camera bracket? I would like to replace the Voyager camera with the Byte Tango BT6, camera and monitor. Thanks
By Rob G on
21 July, 2024
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Yes, you can remove the BTC128 camera bracket and use this voyager adapter to install: https://www.haloview.com/haloview-backup-camera-bracket-adapter-compatible-with-voyager-furrion-pre-wired-rvs.htmlBy Haloview Team on22 July, 2024
Does the camera come with the furrion cable, for prewired units? What is in included with only a camera?
By Rick Hite on
31 May, 2024
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No, it doesn't include the furrion cable, please contact [email protected] we can send it to you for free.By Haloview Team on31 May, 2024
Is it possible to purchase a BTC128 camera without the plastic shroud and mount, or is it possible to remove the camera (and antenna socket) from the plastic shroud?
I'm interested in trying to make the camera as compact/small as possible.
By Lyndon on
27 May, 2024
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Yes, you can remove the plastic shroud by yourself, but how do you install it?By Haloview Team on28 May, 2024
If my camera is powered-up in the dark, it draws enough startup current to blow a 5-amp inline fuse. What is a reasonable fuse rating?
By Fuse rating on
14 May, 2024
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The power consumption of BTC128 is 12V@280mA when the night vision is turned on. It is recommended that you replace the fuse and test it without connecting the camera to see if the fuse is working properly.By Haloview Team on15 May, 2024
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