Here we have a Kenwood CMOS-230 rear view camera supplied and fitted to a lovely Audi TT. This camera has been linked to a Kenwood navigation system, so when the vehicle is put into reverse the image of what is behind the vehicle is displayed on the screen.
This upgrade provides the 2009 Audi TT with a practical reversing aid while making use of the existing Kenwood navigation system. The camera has been integrated with the vehicle’s display so that the rear view is shown automatically when reverse is selected. This gives the driver a clearer view of the area behind the vehicle when carrying out reversing manoeuvres.
The installation also keeps the dashboard setup relatively clean, with the camera working alongside the existing Kenwood navigation system rather than requiring an additional screen. The gallery photographs show the Audi TT and several stages of the installation, including the rear of the vehicle, camera positioning and the Kenwood display.
Kenwood CMOS-230 Rear View Camera Installation
The Kenwood CMOS-230 rear view camera was supplied and fitted specifically for this Audi TT. The camera is positioned at the rear of the vehicle and connected to the Kenwood navigation system inside the cabin. When reverse is selected, the camera feed appears on the navigation screen, providing a convenient view behind the car.
A reverse camera can be a useful upgrade for vehicles where the driver has limited visibility when reversing. It can help when parking, manoeuvring in tighter spaces or checking the area immediately behind the vehicle. Integrating the camera with an existing navigation screen also avoids the need for a separate display to be added to the dashboard.
The photographs provide a close look at the finished installation, including the camera fitted to the rear of the Audi TT and the Kenwood screen displaying the rear camera image. The completed work demonstrates how a dedicated reversing camera can be incorporated into an existing in-car navigation system while keeping the upgrade practical and unobtrusive.
