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Not sure this product works. Remote works 20% of the time. I can't save settings. This may have been a major mistake but I want to give @BearBu a chance to advise before going that far.
A switch to power cycle is a requirement. Short of that how do you do it manually?
Make sure to wait for maybe 20s after a reboot for the unit to be fully responsive.
So here is how we did the camera install to the doors of my S.
Definately use a chop stick to feed the camera cable thru the flex tube.
Put the door panels on a upside down bucket to keep from scratching the panel, and to make it easier to install the cables back.
Also retaped the cables with Gaffers tape from Home Depot.
Not sure this product works. Remote works 20% of the time. I can't save settings. This may have been a major mistake but I want to give @BearBu a chance to advise before going that far.
A switch to power cycle is a requirement. Short of that how do you do it manually?
WilliamSo today we tried to calibrate the cameras. The rubber is correct, but now I find the cameras have a top .vs bottom orientation.
Would be nice if we had a dot or something to show where that is before we put them in the rubber grommet.
I have completely gotten claw marks on my cameras now from adjusting the angles. And still not right as you can see.
@BearBu
Please change the graphic for the left and right camera - we do not need the two squeares in the view, only seems to align to the front camera matt squares.
The remote I have when we are ready to calibrate the cameras, only allows for the down arrow to be accepted as OK. the center button does not full fill this option, as OK button.
I made comments in the pictures.
Will work on the recalibration again in a few days.
WilliamSo today we tried to calibrate the cameras. The rubber is correct, but now I find the cameras have a top .vs bottom orientation.
Would be nice if we had a dot or something to show where that is before we put them in the rubber grommet.
I have completely gotten claw marks on my cameras now from adjusting the angles. And still not right as you can see.
@BearBu
Please change the graphic for the left and right camera - we do not need the two squeares in the view, only seems to align to the front camera matt squares.
The remote I have when we are ready to calibrate the cameras, only allows for the down arrow to be accepted as OK. the center button does not full fill this option, as OK button.
I made comments in the pictures.
Will work on the recalibration again in a few days.
For the TF card density is limited up to 32MB, I would suggest to use an either 16MB or 32MB TF card for storage.So today we tried to calibrate the cameras. The rubber is correct, but now I find the cameras have a top .vs bottom orientation.
Would be nice if we had a dot or something to show where that is before we put them in the rubber grommet.
I have completely gotten claw marks on my cameras now from adjusting the angles. And still not right as you can see.
@BearBu
Please change the graphic for the left and right camera - we do not need the two squeares in the view, only seems to align to the front camera matt squares.
The remote I have when we are ready to calibrate the cameras, only allows for the down arrow to be accepted as OK. the center button does not full fill this option, as OK button.
I made comments in the pictures.
Will work on the recalibration again in a few days.
Please kindly check the cable connection as per the following pic, I will specify it with red circle:Good timing Starlog as I am going to try to get a better calibration tomorrow.
I'm still not getting any CAN data apparently - front guide lines and turn signals do nothing. Settings are per the book best I can tell. Thoughts?