I need a activation code fir my whistler wbu-900 backup camera. Can i bypass it or get a code?

Use the serial number from the device and contact customer relations. It worked for me.

Assuming you have an aftermarket stereo with a display, it should have instructions for wiring the backup camera. You usually have to splice into the backup lights positive wire and run a jumper to the stereo. The stereo may have power for the camera as well as the signal wire. If no power wire, it may have a switch wire. If just a switch wire, you will need to run accessory power to the camera. You will also need to connect the camera ground wire to the frame of the truck. Read the instructions for both the stereo and the camera carefully.

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ARMED with your Serial Number (from the device) and due to it's relatively new product age, I think WHISTLER 'Customer Relations' will be willing to help you!

"Tech support" may not be so willing.

Anthony

D300 can be found scarcely new. It has been replaced with a newer model D300S. The D300S incorporates video and both SD and CF capability for extended uses of writing the photos. One card can be used as backup, or one can be used to write RAW files and the other JPEGs. Some slight changes were added to the menu {active D-lighting}, and the D300S also was give a slight boost to 7FPS. Used D300 on the market go for $900 - $1300 depending on its history.

You have to bypass the Parking Safety feature. Here is the info I have found. I have not verified it myself for accuracy, so use at your own risk. AVIC-N2 lockout bypass: Underneath the MAIN unit (not the hideaway) is a small silver sticker, peel this back. There are two contacts with the label "R197". Drop a bit of solder between these to connect them. Also, you must ground the Parking Brake wire.