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DeltaRon · 07-31-2017, 06:59 PM

Try this.
1. Make sure TV lights turned OFF.
2. Plug Voyager in and press power button.
3. Now, count slowly to 30.
4. Turn TV lights to ON.
You should pair within 2 minutes.

James7 · 08-01-2017, 11:31 AM

Thanks, The camera pairs as all explain. Once you get going the camera might work an hour and then the signal starts dropping on and off. Then it comes on for a period and drop off again. The signal meter starts with one to two bars and the goes to no bar. I have checked the voltage at the wire connection and is over 13 volts. The antenna is tight. I am going to order a new antenna.

jimjohnston · 08-01-2017, 05:37 PM

I have the same system without any problems what so ever. Pairing is quick and easy. I have a 2016 25FB with a 2017 Ford F-250 TV. Not sure what is going on unless the power to your camera is not turning your camera on. My camera is mounted on the rear of the trailer just above the clearance lights. The clearance lights must be own for power to reach the camera. Hope this helps.

sheinzer · 08-05-2018, 07:54 PM

On occasion when it works the camera is great but now the camera shows the rear view up side down. At first I thought it was a gag, but no the antenna is right side up.

Thoughts?

rmkrum · 08-05-2018, 10:43 PM

Check the manual. There is a method to upright the picture on the monitor. IIRC, it involves pressing the monitor power switch, but I don’t have a Voyager system...
Chime in Voyager owners...

Casper25 · 12-16-2020, 02:55 PM

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Originally Posted by abone

Hi,
We just picked up our 2017 27FB last week complete with the factory installed Voyager rear camera, model # WVOS541.
Hooking up the remote dash monitor is easy, basically a plug in and push a button to pair...however it can't find the camera during the pairing process.
Trailer is hooked up, I've tried with the truck running, and also with the park lights on as per the manual. Trailer battery is connected and operational.
I'm stumped. It searches for 60 seconds and fails, over and over.
Anyone connected one of these things before?
Thanks!

(yes I tried searching for a similar thread to no avail)

We had the same camera/monitor issue and got the adapter made by Furrion that hooks between trailer and truck 7 way plugs. It seems to have immediately fixed the issue but have not taken long trips yet.

Casper25 · 12-16-2020, 02:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Casper25

We had the same camera/monitor issue and got the adapter made by Furrion that hooks between trailer and truck 7 way plugs. It seems to have immediately fixed the issue but have not taken long trips yet.

Find the Furrion adapter at etrailer.com

Casper25 · 12-16-2020, 02:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Casper25

Find the Furrion adapter at etrailer.com

Furrion adapyer works for our Voyager camera/monitor system

Gary W · 03-02-2021, 08:30 AM

FYI: IF your Voyager suction cup bracket fails for the monitor, they are available at trailer.com.
Part # PVOS5SCM $24.97

Casper25 · 03-03-2021, 08:12 AM

If your TV is a GM you need an adapter to pair with Voyager camera

sixweeds · 11-13-2023, 11:49 PM

Late to the party here...I have a 2019 25FB International and some jackass stole my monitor out of my truck (I stupidly forgot to lock it). It is useless to the tweaker community, so they probably tried to fence it at a pawn shop. Regardless, I needed a new monitor and got one with a camera from e.trailer. I got a return that was missing some screws for half price of just a new monitor. Should the new monitor just plug-n-play with my existing camera? I tried it tonight, but don't think I had the correct sequence of what to plug in first and when to turn on the truck/AS running lights.

Questions:
1) Does it matter what channel I have it on? 1,2,3, or 4?
2) There is an icon in the upper right corner that looks like an antennae or cellular signal. It is red in color. Should it be green or a different color?

If I have it on the correct channel and the signal is the correct color, then...

1) Plug the Tundra to the AS.
2) Start the Tundra.
3) Turn on the running lights.
4) Turn on the camera.
5) Push and hold "PAIR" for 5 seconds.
6)Wait for it to pair.

davincent · 11-22-2023, 08:09 AM

I have a Voyager Wireless monitor that you can have, because I replaced my rear view camera with another brand as camera died. Just pay for shipping and it’s yours for free.

bgum · 11-22-2023, 11:34 AM

First off don’t believe they’re waterproof
I mounted ours inside to the underside of the cabinet and tapped the power from the light on the same cabinet
Haven’t had a problem since

I was fortunate to have a cabinet just above the rear window