How to apply mirrorback
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It goes on the "inside" of the window. I applied mine last after I hung the birdhouse on the outside. Just clean the area well, let it dry, and apply it. :-)
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It is a simple replacement mirror for the existing one. I broke my mirror and glued this one on. It doesn't change the view and does not alleviate any blindspots more than the original one. For your purpose you should get a mirror with some extra small added mirrors. Not sure how you call them.
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if you are connecting to a MacBook Pro go to System Preferences, Click on Display and click on show mirroring options.
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There are suction cups on a disk that attaches to another mirror or other smooth surface. The suction cups are very strong, but I recommend taking them off once a month or so to clean them. One end of the mirror slides into the slots of the disk. I down.f you want to use the other magnification, simply slide the other end up, turn the mirrors around, and slide the other end back
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Both mirrors are standard thread. I'm sure Google can help you find an adapter. I'm pretty sure I've seen them somewhere.
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First off, you'd need to drill a hole with a drill made for glass so that you do not crack the mirror. When you do so, you can only press lightly to insure you are not forcing the drill bit into the glass too fast which will also crack the mirror glass. You'd also need to use a drill bit with the circumference of the plastic wall anchors that you'd need to insert into the drilled hole. When you insert (screw) the screw into the wall anchor, the wall anchor will expand. This is also cause for concern in cracking the mirror if you use too large of a screw. MY ADVICE: UNLESS YOU ARE HANDY, FORGET THIS IDEA. First off, you'd need to drill a hole with a drill made for glass so that you do not crack the mirror. When you do so, you can only press lightly to insure you are not forcing the drill bit into the glass too fast which will also crack the mirror glass. You'd also need to use a drill bit with the circumference of the plastic wall anchors that you'd need to insert into the drilled hole. When you insert (screw) the screw into the wall anchor, the wall anchor will expand. This is also cause for concern in cracking the mirror if you use too large of a screw. MY ADVICE: UNLESS YOU ARE HANDY,... » Read More First off, you'd need to drill a hole with a drill made for glass so that you do not crack the mirror. When you do so, you can only press lightly to insure you are not forcing the drill bit into the glass too fast which will also crack the mirror glass. You'd also need to use a drill bit with the circumference of the plastic wall anchors that you'd need to insert into the drilled hole. When you insert (screw) the screw into the wall anchor, the wall anchor will expand. This is also cause for concern in cracking the mirror if you use too large of a screw. MY ADVICE: UNLESS YOU ARE HANDY, FORGET THIS IDEA. « Show Less
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What kind of errors? I don't have any problem. I even used a different hard disk to test the mirror feature.
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the mirror only has 1 viewing screen. it will only use one camera at a time. you can install one to stay on all the time but it will not overlay if you are using a backup camera. This would incorporate to signal on the same frequency literately jamming each other.
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If you have a mirror already for a rear-facing infant then it works perfectly. I can see everything! (including my blind spots)
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No you don't. All you need is the tablet device in place (or whatever you want to reflect) and darkness behind the mirror. There is a black cloth included with the teleprompter that you can just lay flat on the back of the glass. Keep in mind though, the device was designed to be balanced with the weight of a camera behind the glass. Depending on how you plan to support it, you will need to take that into consideration.
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I use it for my projector and computer display. I output to monitor and projector using a camera. You should be able to "mirror".
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Find a place to apply a piece of the reflective tape. Point the unit at the taoe, then press the button. Doesn't matter if it rotates like a shaft or a disk. The unit counts the number if reflections over a period of time. I find mine to provide very repeatable readings.
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the monitor is built into the new r/view mirror and snaps over your existing mirror. u then have to supply a power souce to the mirror with included wires. the camera bolts onto your license plate mounting holes(top holes). then u have to connect the camera to the reverse lights for power when put into reverse and the black wire to a good ground. good luck. buster
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To avoid excessive reflections, use backlighting on glass. Reflected light from in front or diffused light in front will also limit reflections.
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EASY! Get a small piece of foam - we used thin slice of carpet foam that is tapered so it gets a little thicker towards one end - and keep it stuck gently at bottom - mirror stays in place no problem. I have a 10X mirror stuck on the Ott mirror on one side and 15X (scary!) on the other - 15X is heavier so it definitely tends to tilt mirror but foam keeps it in place nicely and no trouble to do it. Takes a second. You could use any relatively stiff foam or even plastic or aluminum foil - anything you have that won't harm the mechanism. best wishes!
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1 Press the Menu key once, use the Down arrow key to select the first five loop recording, press the REC key to enter, you can choose Off / 3/5/10 minutes. 2 Press the Menu button twice, use the Down arrow key to select the first five backlight, press REC key to enter, you can choose Off / 1/3/5 minutes. 3 UP keys to zoom in on, you can narrow down key
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Hi there,I'm not sure about mirror function, as far as I remmember it does not... Regarding BNC, it does not come with! And it does comeWith RCA Adapter.Good luck!