My stupid ICOP camera systems decided to stop working today after I moved it from the dash to my new console. All I did was unplug the 3 wiring harness's in the back and then plugged them in again and then bam...it stopped working. Of course ICRAP does not have any manuals on their website, so I wondering if someone on here has one so I can start checking wires and connections.
Problem with the iCrap...I mean iCop
- Thread starter EVT
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What do you mean by not working? Is it getting power but not completing the boot-up, or is it completely dead? There's not much to the wiring for an Icop. It uses the factory radio harness for power, so check the factory fuse block to make sure you didn't blow a fuse while moving the wires around. If its getting stuck during boot-up, you may need to to do a hard restart, which of course I can't remember how to do off the top of my head right now. You can try calling their tech support, but thier answer most of the time is going to be "send it in and we will fix it".
LED138
Member
Is it possible that one of the factory harnesses came unplugged whn you moved it? Not sure what vehicle you installed it in, but when I installed my dept.'s iCrap's both the Charger & CV's didnt have much harness to play with.
The install manual isn't going to help. All it says is "plug the harness into the DVR". What model of vehicle is it?
Try putting it back in the dash to see if it works again. It could be that the harness extention is bad somehow.
opskmallory
New Member
One word for your problem. iCop. 
We demo'd an iCop when we did evals on about 5 difference systems. They ranked second to last among all we tried (Panasonic Arbitrator, L3 Mobile-Vision, Digital Ally, IPT Vision Hawk). I couldn't get it out of my car fast enough. Great concept - poor execution. We had several problems from installation to field use.
We demo'd an iCop when we did evals on about 5 difference systems. They ranked second to last among all we tried (Panasonic Arbitrator, L3 Mobile-Vision, Digital Ally, IPT Vision Hawk). I couldn't get it out of my car fast enough. Great concept - poor execution. We had several problems from installation to field use.