Is it blurry in all three modes? Also, which model do you have?Anyone think the backup camera is blurry? Dealer checked and said the other RLs in their lot were the same. When I was at the dealer I compared to a Pilot and they both looked blurry. My '14 Odyssey is much clearer.
Mine is sharp as a tack. RTLT.Anyone think the backup camera is blurry? Dealer checked and said the other RLs in their lot were the same. When I was at the dealer I compared to a Pilot and they both looked blurry. My '14 Odyssey is much clearer.
The dealer service dept said they cleaned it, ive cleaned it as well. It serves its function, but irritating...I don't have a truck yet but from the videos I watched online, the camera does not look blurry at all. Have you checked the lens for the BU Camera?
Unlike those aftermarket cameras, Honda's camera uses two additional data lines so that the audio-navigation unit can command the camera unit to select one of three different views. The views are software-based, but this processing is done in the camera and not the audio-navigation unit. The video signal is a standard, composite video signal. The OE camera requires 6 VDC. Aftermarket cameras typically operate on 12 VDC.Why couldn't you swap a better camera in? Backup cameras are like $15 on Amazon, $20 for the good ones, $8 for the cheapies.
It is my understanding that the three different views are all software-driven.
The more I read posts on the ROC the more I am amazed at the knowledge you have about the RL, Roger. How do you go about educating yourself about all these newancess of our truck?Unlike those aftermarket cameras, Honda's camera uses two additional data lines so that the audio-navigation unit can command the camera unit to select one of three different views. The views are software-based, but this processing is done in the camera and not the audio-navigation unit. The video signal is a standard, composite video signal. The OE camera requires 6 VDC. Aftermarket cameras typically operate on 12 VDC.