2019 Peugeot Boxer touch screen unit removal

robinofstackpole
robinofstackpole Forum Participant Posts: 26
edited December 2019 in Motorhomes #1

Hi, I've got a 2019 Bailey 79-4, peugeot boxer base. Does anyone know how to get at the back of the touch screen / nav/ radio unit?

I'd like to reroute the camera feed from this unit to a mirror mounted screen so that I can use it as a rear view camera not just a reversing camera.

Apologies if this has been covered before, this is my first post.

 

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  • young thomas
    young thomas Forum Participant Posts: 11,356
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    edited November 2019 #2

    i havent had cause to remove ours but these are normally supplied with a pair of flat metal 'prongs' that slide into slots and release catches enabling the unit to slide forward.....well thats how many an old radio unit workedembarassed

    however, cant the 'reverse' display be set to 'always on' so that it effectively becomes a camera, without having to physically change any wiring?

    my camera has its own small display screen seperate from the centre 'sat nav/radio' one, and it is set to always on and is a 'rear view mirror', whereas a previous (Swift) on only activated when reverse was selected.

  • Heethers
    Heethers Forum Participant Posts: 641
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    edited November 2019 #3

    l have the reversing camera set so its looking at the back so l can reverse, also set in away that l can see what's immediately behind me a good 50 yards up the road, anything further l use the wing mirrors, works perfectly. l can turn mine on and off with the button on the camera, mines attached to the driving mirror. I thought there was two cameras on the Bailey one looking up the road and one looking directly behind an you toggle between the two

  • robinofstackpole
    robinofstackpole Forum Participant Posts: 26
    edited November 2019 #4

    Hi, thank you both for your replies..

    The Bailey only has one camera with the feed through the inbuilt radio / nav system.

    The camera is activated by the reverse gear selection and once on prevents use of any other  functions. It is a fairly wide angle so would work well as a rear view.

    The unit fits tight into the dash so I can't see how I would get any release pins past it