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Does a 360° system need calibration after installation?
Yes. After the cameras are installed, the system must be calibrated so the four images line up correctly in the top-down view.
Calibration is usually done with marked mats or cloths placed around the vehicle on level ground. Repeat it whenever a camera is moved, replaced or knocked.
- Park the vehicle on flat, level ground with clear space around it.
- Lay the calibration mats in the positions given in the installation guide.
- Run the calibration from the system menu and check the stitched view.
- Confirm that lines and objects match across all four seams.
Calibrate once installed
Calibration aligns the four camera images into one view.
Check mounting
Cameras must be firmly fixed before calibration.
Recalibrate after changes
Repeat after body repairs, camera replacement or impacts.
Before you deploy
- Poor calibration causes misaligned or doubled objects in the view.
- Keep a record of calibration date and installer for each vehicle.
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