Why is the reversing image reversed?
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Reversing cameras use far-infrared wide-angle imaging devices installed at the rear of the vehicle, allowing clear visibility of obstacles behind the car through the in-car display. When the reverse gear is engaged, the system automatically activates the high-definition reversing camera located at the rear, displaying the situation behind the vehicle clearly on the LCD screen, enabling the driver to accurately assess the rear road conditions. Below are explanations regarding the left-right reversal of the reversing image: 1. Under normal circumstances, the reversing image on the display screen should not be left-right reversed. If this issue occurs, there are two possible causes. One is that the front and rear cameras are installed in reverse, meaning the front camera was mistakenly installed at the rear. The main difference between front-view and rear-view in-car cameras lies in the mirroring of the image. If a rear-view camera is used as a front-view camera, the image on the display will be left-right reversed. 2. Another possible reason for the left-right reversal of the reversing image could be a setting issue within the system itself. You can re-engage the reverse gear, locate the settings button in the navigation device under the reversing image mode, and check if there is a mirror adjustment or reversing mirror function, then click to turn it off.