Where is the panoramic controller located on the Changan CS75?
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The panoramic controller of the Changan CS75 is located on the central control screen. Press the panoramic button switch, and the in-call display will automatically switch to the panoramic view. The panoramic imaging system uses four cameras (front, rear, left, and right) to capture images around the vehicle, synthesizes a 360-degree top-down view, and displays it on the central control screen as a parking assistance system. Taking the 2020 CS75 as an example, it is a compact SUV with a body length, width, and height of 4700mm, 1865mm, and 1710mm respectively, a wheelbase of 2710mm, a minimum ground clearance of 170mm, and a fuel tank capacity of 58 liters.
I remember searching for ages to locate the panoramic controller in my CS75. Mine was the 2019 model, and I finally discovered this thing was actually hidden behind the left plastic panel in the trunk. After prying open the trim panel, I saw a small black box about the size of a cigarette pack. For older models, it might be under the front passenger seat—you'd need to bend down and feel around. When my panoramic camera suddenly displayed distorted images, the mechanic taught me to check here first. Upon opening it, I found the wiring connector had come loose; reconnecting it fixed the issue. If you encounter a black screen or image tearing, don't rush to replace the camera—80% of the time it's just poor controller contact. If you're handy, you can open it up and tighten the wiring harness yourself, saving hundreds in labor costs. Just remember to disconnect the power before working on it!
When repairing the panoramic system issue on a Changan CS75, I usually head straight to the controller located on the left side wall of the trunk. Most newer models have it installed there, requiring removal of the D-pillar trim panel. The controller has four connectors corresponding to the front, rear, left, and right cameras. Diagnostic tools showed normal 12V power supply, but if the signal output is abnormal, there's a 90% chance the controller is faulty. I've encountered cases where the rear camera got blurry after rain – opening it up revealed moisture seepage at the controller seams. Drying it out, resealing with adhesive fixed the issue. This spot is indeed prone to moisture, so I recommend adding an extra layer of waterproof tape. Be careful not to force the clips when working – this car's trim panels are notoriously brittle.
