I got an issue - suddenly reverse camera stopped working. When I put it to the reverse gear, reverse lights are getting on, but the reverse cam video is not coming on the display. Not even the blank screen. There is no any change in the display. (Update: this is the original factory fitted setup).
I got an issue - suddenly reverse camera stopped working. When I put it to the reverse gear, reverse lights are getting on, but the reverse cam video is not coming on the display. Not even the blank screen. There is no any change in the display.
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Toyota cars, including the C-HR now comes with Toyota DIsplayAudio. DisplayAudio is Toyota's integrated AV-Navigation-Toyota Connect base system. The screen that gets installed at the factory. However, all the other features are activated at the Toyota dealership when you buy the car in Japan. This includes activating audio, TV, Navigation, etc..The reverse camera is a maker installed option so the camera can still be installed later.
2. To be fair, Toyota Japan does not give the "SD" card to the buyers anymore with the DisplayAudio system. I did not get a SD card from my Toyota dealer (some cars, including mine, do not even have a SD card slot). For system configuration settings you need the SD card in most systems, but with the new Toyota DisplayAudio some configuration options are remote accessible through the Toyota Conenct network or accessible via a USB connection. However for that to happen you need the software from Toyota and the keycodes (which some seem to have hacked).
A shop guy said once the 12V main car battery is changed, the reverse cam and other basic functionalities will again stop working. So either you need to buy a SD card or pay some cash around 3,000 bucks to restore the settings with them using (borrowing) their SD card.
Now...what a lot of people in Sri Lanka do not get is...Audio systems are DEALER options. That means...it is not something that is fitted at the Toyota factory (it has been like that for decades for 99% of the cars). The few times that is different is when there is some sort of fancy audio system what is also integrated to some other functions of the car. In fact if you look at the catalog for the CHR you will see that the car by default comes AUDIOLESS. Back camera on the other hand is a maker option (because of the cabling) but then that too can be a dealer installed option.
The stereo you refer is just another stereo that you can have the Toyota dealer install before you take delivery of the car. This also means, anyone can purchase the same unit and have it installed y who ever they want. When it comes to cars being shipped to Sri Lanka..most of the time the car gets bought and shipped to SL audioless and these audios are fitted locally (sometimes new, sometimes used, most of the time clones). In fact I know that a large Sri Lankan owned car exporter over here (whose name starts with a R) does that (they used to buy some of the standard stereos in bulk and send it over to SL). There is nothing wrong with it as long as the work is done properly. But then there are some cheap exporters who don't do it. So yes..mudallals in Sri Lanka can buy these units seperately and sell them. Again..nothing wrong with it..if the work is done properly (issue is 99% of the time it is not..and then the customers are lied to about it being factory fitted...some say it is original audio setup..which can be true, just that the original audio system was not fitted by Toyota or its dealer)
As for your problem....yes...when the battery is disconnected the stereo will need ot be reset. So it is up to you to decide if you want to pay 3000LKR and get it done everytime you remove your battery...or pay the price of a SD card and get one for yourself. How often do you think you will remove your battery ?
I had a reverse camera issue on the sedan once and at the end of the day it was an issue of improper grounding. The infotainment system gets the reverse camera signal from your reverse light bulb, and due to unearthy wiring from when the camera was installed, it sometimes took a while to display the back camera and just stayed on radio. the fix was to tighten the ground wire for me. If you have a weekend to experiment with, try running the reverse camera signal wire and complete the circuit without having the car on reverse and check if its the rev camera being faulty or the head unit. you can test it better if you have a front camera input, you can connect the video cable from the camera and check if the video input still works. This way you can eliminate having to replace a headunit for a 2500 LKR camera.
As @iRage mentioned, most of the cars imported to SL don't come with audio setups installed unless they are personally imported cars with the factory head unit that controls stuff like the A/C (in nissan Teana etc..) and in some cases like the Nissan X trails and leafs that came with the integrated infotainment system.
The rest of the cars come with no stereo and there are places in Dutugemunu St. that most of these car sales people take the cleared cars to install japanese domestic audio systems. The eclipse, Carrozzeria, Gathers audio systems mostly found in these reconditioned cars are stuff that were installed later on. The best way you can identify is if you take your dash apart, the wiring for the audio will be messy and connected with crimps to a harness rather than a direct fully shielded harness that directly plugs into the system (seen in Xtrails with the factory system). Its a gamble when it comes to these systems since you never know if the system is a 100% reliable as a brand new system that came with the car from factory.
Secondly, there is a well known heist that happens at customs where they steal SD cards of cars that get cleared with japanese systems so chances are if your car did come with an installed system from japan then it probably got its SD stolen at the docks.
I personally think you are better off upgrading your infotainment system to a locally distributed system like a Kenwood, Pioneer or JVC that you have better control over and have more features such as bluetooth,RCA for a subwoofer etc compared to the Japanese unit because the SD cards in the black market go upwards of 8500 LKR. This of course is a personal choice.
no playback from me sd card. Piss me off. Your forcing me to use the cloud!!! I want nothing to do with the cloud!! Do you understand? You have ruined your company. I have 12 cameras 1000 miles away and now I have to replace them, you a-hole
Regarding the change to the events page, which are cloud recordings, Wyze sent out emails earlier this year regarding this upcoming change. In order to still view event videos rather than thumbnails on the events page you must subscribe to cam plus lite. There is a 0 dollar option, by clicking custom amount on the Wyze service page for cam plus lite.
Since the beginning when you first bought and set them up you have been using the internet and web to access any live video feeds from the cams, videos on the events tab and also any video that was stored on the SD Cards. This has not changed with the Wyze transition to CamPlus tier platforms. Wyze cams are absolutely dependant on the internet to work.
When your camera captures an image video clip, sends you a notification, and posts that video clip on your events tab in the app, that video you watch after selecting that event resides on the Wyze servers in the cloud. It has always been that way. When you click on that event and view that video, it is streaming that video from the Wyze servers in the cloud down to your device. It is not video from your SD card and has never been.
If you do not want your videos stored in the cloud or on the Wyze servers, only on the SD card, you can still do that. But you will not get any notifications or event clips in the events tab. You will only get playback video.
If you have your V3 configured to record to the SD card, those videos do reside on the SD Card, But if you are viewing the video from the SD Card from 1000 miles away, you are still using the internet cloud to do this.
Since you have already invested more than $350 in hardware alone, I am assuming you would prefer to learn how to do this rather than chucking the lot in the trash or spending countless hours trying to get something back for them. Not to mention the tear out, purchasing new cams, and installing those. I am exhausted just thinking about it. 152ee80cbc
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