Can use one the cameras to record the rear view?
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there are 2 cameras you can rotate seperately, most user uses both camera to point forward... but you can rotate the right camera independently to point at the rear.
278582
Motion recording is up to the DVR used. The camera doesn't have anything to do with it. So, the answer is no!
2228102
I don't have front camera, so I never tried it before. but there are videos on youtube shows you how to install additional camera.
2021452
Dear sir,you need dual lens,front lens and rear lens,also recording at the same time,for more detail,please check Car Video Camera Rear View Mirror Dvr 1080p H264 Car Rear View Camera Car Video Recorder Rear View Mirror Camcorder Dual Lens
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from Rear View Safety's Website http://www.rearviewsafety.com/products/cameras.html
1998807
yes it has a camera on the back of the unit and a camera for the reverse. you can record as you drive. check to make sure every thing works. easy install. finding a spot for the reverse camera will be your problem. sun light glare in the day time / light up the inside of your car at night. i hope this will help you , i love my unit. blue tooth was missing from my unit could not connect my phone. $ 20.oo to return it. out of pocket.
2144753
A lot of times it depends on the screen. I have a forward facing camera, and three rear facing. On the rear view screen, I do not have to use mirroring option. The image is correct. I also have a digital quad processor, which is what you use to connect multiple cameras for security to see them all at once. That unit I have to turn on the mirror option in order for the recording to come out correct.
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I'm sure you can. but his cam is not wireless. so the real question would be what are you running the cam to. if your source unit or device supports the use of android or smart phone apps then yes. other wise no! this cam was made be used for vehicles with camrea systems such as rear view and back up assistance etc. the user applications are only limited to your ability, meaning if you have the ability to make it work however you see fit than so be it if not then pay someone who knows how to do it
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It's supposed to be possible. We haven't actually done it, but my husband's planning on adding the rear camera to our trailer this year, and using the Magellan for the monitor.
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You mean if you can mount it in side ways?? yes.. you can mount either L or R on the windshield and rotate the cameras one for the front and one for the back.
2019216
Both cameras record at the same time. However, when you look at the monitor, it will swap views back and forth from each camera. So you will see one camera for a few seconds and then it will swap the view to the other. Hope this answers your question.
1979782
I guess you could but the comment on top said the camera is on the back so it would be hard to do.
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Yes. It's not quite as good as the rear-facing camera, but it does have one.
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Nope you don't even have to be in gear for it to work. It is not designed to use as a rear view camera because the camera is not designed to be out in the elements. Plus the camera can't be that far from the receiver, the final reason this wouldn't work is the picture isn't that clear until you get the hitch closer to the receiver.
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I'm answering my own question now, since I bought the Blackvue DR550gw-2ch for myself. I installed it in my SUV and tested the rear camera while the system was in parked mode. The rear camera "DOES" in fact activate and begin recording when motion is detected.
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I haven't tried doing this, but if you attract one camera in front and one in back, you should be able to tap ( I believe it's the little green button on the side of the monitor). I also would use the camera with the antenna in front, so u should be able to check your front and back. ( FYI make sure both camera r turned on). Hopes this helps if not let me know I will be using my this weekend.Beth
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I do not think you can add additional cameras. I know that out of the box in as-is condition, definitely not. You may be able to hook up something though an output/input, but I am not even sure if it offers that on the back of the DVR - I dont have it in front of me right now to check. I's say your best bet would probably be to buy a system with sufficient cameras.