camera/screen options?

[MikeBMW]

On 2/24/2021 at 8:55 PM, MikeBMW said:

I had a bed camera installed by the dealer and, then, bought a front camera to be installed by the dealer.
The truck is at the dealership right now as they figure out how to get both to work - bought both on the Chevy web site.
The cameras work with the infotainment system. Press and hold the back button, the bed cam comes on - works great.
The front cam is a press and hold on the Home button - they're figuring that one out.
The backup cam still comes as it should.
Not sure if Chevy sells a camera for the infotainment screen that works for a trailer the same way.

In retrospect to my previous reply, the system I have does include a wireless trailer camera.
Unfortunately, the module for cam inputs only has four.
Currently, I have the two side cams, the front cam and the bed cam.
When I start hauling, I'll have to disconnect the bed cam and connect the wireless trailer cam.
I did read, on this site, where a member put in a switch for such a purpose.
I'll have to inquire further.
 

Edited March 4, 2021 by MikeBMW
Mispelling - sorry

[WVTILLIDIE]

Just found this on MVI.  Looks pretty trick.

 

Universal Wireless Trailer Camera | GM Wireless Camera | MVI Inc (gm-navigation.com)

 

 

[iron_786]

now that seems to be what i was wanting... a wireless cam that broadcasts to the in dash screen... pricing is a bit much though...  base price plus adapter for using the built in screen plus  i dunno what else...

eeek

[MACE_Hardware]

On 2/28/2021 at 8:50 AM, Donstar said:

This is in front view mode c/w my bicycle hidden from a shorter driver's view.  This unit also records.  My trailer was sold but keeping rear view on fulltime made a huge difference.  It amazed me how many drivers choose to drive in the blind spot behind our travel trailer!

 

Hi Donstar.  How is your screen attached to the truck?  I'm considering the same setup but not sure where to locate the screen.