Hi There,
I'm new to Arduino, well not new but only have basic knowledge. I'd like to take the feed from a standard rearview camera and repeat it wirelessly. So simply take an off the shelf camera and display, cut the cable in half, and send the signal wirelessly from one end to the other using 2 Arduino's. To clarify, I don't want to render to a display, just to read from the camera and write back out to the cable at the other end to be processed by the display that came with the camera. Hopefully this makes sense? I'd love a pointer in the right direction if this is viable?...
if it helps the product I have is https://wolfbox.com/product/t10/ , the rear view camera is cabled to the display, that cable is the one I want to split and make wireless, the cable has 4 wires.
OK, not much help but I have no idea, to guess I'd say 2 are data and 1 live, 1 earth... and I've no idea on signal. I was hoping someone had already used a car rearview camera in a project. I'll see if there are any data sheets available.
You appear to be mistaking an Arduino for some sort of video processor.
If the video is standard analog such as commonly conveyed by coaxial cables with yellow "phono" connectors, then what you want is called a "video sender".
If it is some other sort of video, then you have more problems.
Might be well to point out the tx/rx units shown above can be bought complete off many places on the web , mostly for less than the cost of the Arduino boards alone, even to the point where they will include the camera itself as well. (AUD$28.00)
