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Rear Camera activation speed
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RacingSnake
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Rear Camera activation speed
Mine is near as damnit instant.
that is all
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Should be end of April (was March, then April, then end of May/June).
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14-04-2012 09:51am |
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cjfp
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Location: Hampshire
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RE: Rear Camera activation speed
My camera is near instant - its my beeps that take a few seconds to kick in.
Pure 3dr SD4 Tech Man ; Firenze Red ; 19" Style 3 ; Pano ; Ebony / Ivory Int ; Auto dim rear view ; 2 seats ; Park Aid - Rear cam ; Ext. folding mirrors ; Adap Xenon ; Fogs ; Mud Flaps ; Side Steps - Rec'd 28/12/11 - Sadly going 6/6/14 - Gone, now running BMW X6
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14-04-2012 09:55am |
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RacingSnake
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Location: Reading
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RE: Rear Camera activation speed
I haven't noticed any issues there really either?! :S
Ordered: Fuji Dynamic Lux Coupe / style 7 wheels / Privacy glass / adaptive xenons / something else which I've forgotton.
Should be end of April (was March, then April, then end of May/June).
Collected, Friday 13th April 2012
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14-04-2012 10:13am |
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Coolbanana
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Location: Buckinghamshire, UK
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RE: Rear Camera activation speed
Yes, rear camera is pretty quick to activate; almost instant.
Car:Range Rover Sport 3.0SDV6 HSE - Orkney Grey, Almond interior and with lots of options
Bike:Ducati Monster 1100 EVO
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14-04-2012 03:03pm |
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mark_n
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RE: Rear Camera activation speed
I think the concern is mainly if you start the car, go instantly into reverse, then there is a delay because the centre display is sill booting up. I agree normally, it's OK. If that initial delay has been fixed, there may be a software update on later cars.
Mark
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14-04-2012 04:34pm |
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gw76
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Location: Scotland
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RE: Rear Camera activation speed
Yes that is my only issue, when you need it quickest to get on your way there is a noticeable and annoying lag
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14-04-2012 04:47pm |
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RacingSnake
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RE: Rear Camera activation speed
I'll try that and report back
Ordered: Fuji Dynamic Lux Coupe / style 7 wheels / Privacy glass / adaptive xenons / something else which I've forgotton.
Should be end of April (was March, then April, then end of May/June).
Collected, Friday 13th April 2012
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14-04-2012 04:56pm |
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Donny Dog
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RE: Rear Camera activation speed
(14-04-2012 04:34pm)mark_n Wrote: I think the concern is mainly if you start the car, go instantly into reverse, then there is a delay because the centre display is sill booting up. I agree normally, it's OK. If that initial delay has been fixed, there may be a software update on later cars.
Mine takes just as long to disappear when I've finished reversing and changed to 'D'. I can drive a short distance with the rear view still on.
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14-04-2012 05:45pm |
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cjfp
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RE: Rear Camera activation speed
@DonnyDog - I believe it's designed like that so if you are parking, going back and forth a bit a couple of times, then it doesn't turn off each time you go into drive and then have to switch on again when you go into reverse again. There's a forward motion trigger to switch it off (can't remember if it is speed or distance or time)
Pure 3dr SD4 Tech Man ; Firenze Red ; 19" Style 3 ; Pano ; Ebony / Ivory Int ; Auto dim rear view ; 2 seats ; Park Aid - Rear cam ; Ext. folding mirrors ; Adap Xenon ; Fogs ; Mud Flaps ; Side Steps - Rec'd 28/12/11 - Sadly going 6/6/14 - Gone, now running BMW X6
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14-04-2012 05:49pm |
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Donny Dog
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RE: Rear Camera activation speed
(14-04-2012 05:49pm)cjfp Wrote: @DonnyDog - I believe it's designed like that so if you are parking, going back and forth a bit a couple of times, then it doesn't turn off each time you go into drive and then have to switch on again when you go into reverse again. There's a forward motion trigger to switch it off (can't remember if it is speed or distance or time)
Aaaah, that makes sense, thanks!
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14-04-2012 06:09pm |
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