Was sitting here thinking...
For anyone who has a rear camera fitted, I'm pondering the thought that there must be a 'switch' to turn it on with the reverse circuit.
I'm therefore pondering the concept that this switch could be triggered by a simple x voltage, possibly even on the same circuit as the reverse light.
Which lead to further ponder that it should be possible to spoof that trigger from a different source of the same voltage.
So, in theory, by splicing a front facing camera into the rear camera feeds into the back of the connect unit, and adding a dash mounted switch, it could theoretically be possible to trigger a front camera to display on the screen.
Anyone had a good poke around the back of a connect unit?
This whole theory gets blown out of the water is it runs off a canbus
For anyone who has a rear camera fitted, I'm pondering the thought that there must be a 'switch' to turn it on with the reverse circuit.
I'm therefore pondering the concept that this switch could be triggered by a simple x voltage, possibly even on the same circuit as the reverse light.
Which lead to further ponder that it should be possible to spoof that trigger from a different source of the same voltage.
So, in theory, by splicing a front facing camera into the rear camera feeds into the back of the connect unit, and adding a dash mounted switch, it could theoretically be possible to trigger a front camera to display on the screen.
Anyone had a good poke around the back of a connect unit?
This whole theory gets blown out of the water is it runs off a canbus