What is the reason for the misalignment of Lynk & Co 360-degree panoramic imaging?
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This situation is generally caused by a change in the position or angle of the camera, and it is necessary to go to the installation shop to fix the camera, lay out the adjustment cloth, and then perform one-click stitching. Below is an extended introduction to 360-degree panoramic imaging: 1. Introduction to panoramic cameras: It is a car safety configuration. Compared with ordinary reversing imaging systems, its core lies in adding multiple cameras to the front and sides of the car. Through the car display screen, you can view the 360-degree panoramic fusion of the car's surroundings, with an ultra-wide viewing angle and seamless stitching of real-time image information (bird's-eye view), helping to understand the blind spots around the vehicle and assisting the driver in parking more intuitively and safely. 2. Processing process and function: In the image processing unit, the computer will deform and stitch them to form a top-down view from the roof of the car. This unique perspective can effectively help drivers who lack a sense of "car feeling" to understand their direction and position. 3. Panoramic camera angle: It does not necessarily capture 360 degrees, but it has a wider shooting angle than ordinary cameras. For example, the shooting angle of an ordinary camera is 120 degrees, while the panoramic camera ranges between 160 and 180 degrees, providing a broader view than ordinary cameras.
When driving my Lynk & Co, I encountered an issue with misaligned panoramic imaging, which was particularly noticeable during reversing when the car's image appeared unstable. Possible causes include improperly calibrated camera installation that became loose after leaving the factory, or frequent driving on rough roads with strong vibrations that shifted the camera position. Last time, I tried resetting the system calibration, but it didn't work. Eventually, I went to the 4S shop, where the technician said such misalignment is common after collisions or installation defects. It's recommended to regularly check the front camera's position. If the misalignment is severe, avoid driving recklessly as it could easily lead to scrapes. During routine maintenance, ask the technician to conduct a comprehensive inspection to prevent major safety issues later on.
Misalignment in the 360-degree panoramic imaging system is a common issue with Lynk & Co vehicles, primarily caused by camera hardware failures or installation problems. The camera lens may be obscured by dust or physically displaced, leading to misaligned synthesized images. I've handled similar cases where owners complained about image shifts during reversing, which were ultimately traced to aging/loose wiring or sensor malfunctions. Try performing a system reset first; if that doesn't work, visit a professional service center for specialized calibration of the imaging module. This brand frequently experiences such issues - avoiding potholed roads during daily driving can help prevent vibration damage.
