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Ford Bronco OTRATTW 6-Switch Panel & Camera Monitor Layout Diagram

Layout diagram of a custom dash panel showing an OTRATTW 6-switch block and a monitor with front and rear video feeds.

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This document is a simple layout schematic (appears to be a slide/diagram mock-up rather than a factory wiring diagram) showing a planned or installed dash accessory arrangement for a Ford Bronco. The top blue box represents an OTRATTW 6-switch panel, with the six switch functions listed: B/U (back-up) Lights, Driving Lights, Rock Lights, Front Locker, Front Camera, and Winch Power. Below it, a larger blue box represents a monitor displaying front and rear video feeds. At the very bottom edge of the image, three circular elements are partially visible with red labels (at least two appear to begin with 'Seat'), but they are cut off and largely illegible. The document contains no wiring details, fuse ratings, wire colors, part numbers, or year/model information — it is purely a spatial layout showing where the switch panel sits relative to the video monitor. A reader can learn what accessory functions the owner assigned to each area of the custom dash panel: six auxiliary electrical circuits controlled from an OTRATTW switch panel plus a dual-feed camera monitor.

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Frequently asked questions

What functions are controlled by the OTRATTW 6 switch panel in this layout?
The six switches control B/U (back-up) Lights, Driving Lights, Rock Lights, Front Locker, Front Camera, and Winch Power.
What does the large lower panel in this diagram represent?
It represents a monitor displaying front and rear video feeds.
How many switches does the OTRATTW panel in this layout have?
Six switches, per the label 'OTRATTW 6 Switch Panel'.
Does this diagram include wiring, fuse, or wire color information?
No. It is a layout-only diagram showing panel placement and switch functions; no wiring details, fuse ratings, or wire colors are shown.

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