Why Does the Car Reversing Camera Show a Blue Screen?
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Generally speaking, when the display shows no video signal input or a blue screen, it is an issue with the signal input or the camera. Check if the video connector is loose. If it is not loose and the screen remains blue, inspect whether the camera is functioning properly. Connect the camera to another display to see if an image appears. If there is still no image, it is recommended to reconnect the camera's power and data cables, as poor contact may be the cause. Below is a related introduction: 1. Display: The reversing camera system provides a clear view even at night through infrared technology. Professional vehicle probes have further improved anti-magnetic, anti-shock, waterproof, and dustproof performance. The vehicle display uses TFT true color, with anti-magnetic treatment to eliminate signal interference and flickering. It can simultaneously receive two video inputs, play VCDs and DVDs without a decoder, and features automatic level switching and automatic on/off functions for reversing visibility. Dashboard or rearview mirror displays can clearly show information from the rear camera. Additionally, two reversing cameras can be installed to eliminate blind spots during reversing. 2. Function: The car reversing camera is a comprehensive system that can also be added to a vehicle display via a camera device. Of course, the 360-degree panoramic view system addresses the limitation in domestic setups that rely solely on radar or a single rearview camera. The panoramic view system can output four video feeds—front, rear, left, and right—by installing cameras at the front, rear, and under the side mirrors. Controlled remotely, it automatically switches views, combining footage from four cameras or displaying a single feed. This enhances anti-theft monitoring and driving safety.
