Hardware Development TEYES Australia

[neiliewheeliebin]

Looking at the CC3-2K pinout is there any reason we shouldn't be powering the reverse camera from the dedicated Socket F Pin 7? This pin power output is also configurable from within the headunit settings.
Powering from a CANBUS ACC is not a suitable option(as it is only provides a low power signal output)

 

[duc2199]

I'm wondering the same. I'm getting a bit of static, its working ok but it flickers. Might not be enough volts?

Also reverse tracking which my kia supports is not working which is real annoying. Not sure how to get past that.

 

[neiliewheeliebin]

I'm wondering the same. I'm getting a bit of static, its working ok but it flickers. Might not be enough volts?

Also reverse tracking which my kia supports is not working which is real annoying. Not sure how to get past that.

I'm currently using socket F pin 7 +12v (negative is provided through the RCA plug) to power the standard TEYES AHD 1080p rear view camera with no problems but i'm reluctant to recommend it incase theres a reason we shouldn't.
I'm assuming its a sufficiently regulated/filtered 12v output unlike the CANbus adapter ACC signal wire.

Theres a "Reverse Power Supply" switch in Factory settings that toggles 12v always on/reverse only on pin F7 so its clearly intended to be used by whoever manufactures these headunits but i'd like to hear what TEYES Australia thinks about it as thats who i purchased it from.

Reverse tracking lines are provided by the vehicles computer via the CAN bus adapter which is configured:
-In TEYES app install MS.apk, Update.apk US.apk, Canbus.apk
-Then go to Headunits "Settings>Car Model>Enter Canbus" & select your correct CAN Bus & car adapter settings.
Find the name of your CANbus adapter manufacturer on the box itself(hopefully, mine is HIWORLD)

your camera could possibly be drawing too much power from your vehicle CANbus adapter ACC line to handle causing it to malfunction/fail, it was never intended for directly powering accessories only signalling on/off to the head unit ACC line by itself

 

[duc2199]

Thanks neiliewheeliebin,

I fixed the camera static, I saw on another post I had neg going into negative of rear reverse light. Once I disconnected that static has gone.

My Canbus is working for steering controls even front/rear radar sensors.
I've tried different Kia models in Canbus settings, no luck, unfortunately.

Do you think I should hook up the 12v line at the rear where the camera is located and disconnect it from headunits ACC line? Somehow I think its a canbus setting I'm missing. But Teyes gives us limited options to adjust. I've seen other headunits have app adjust many canbus settings.

 

[neiliewheeliebin]

Thanks neiliewheeliebin,

I fixed the camera static, I saw on another post I had neg going into negative of rear reverse light. Once I disconnected that static has gone.

My Canbus is working for steering controls even front/rear radar sensors.
I've tried different Kia models in Canbus settings, no luck, unfortunately.

Do you think I should hook up the 12v line at the rear where the camera is located and disconnect it from headunits ACC line? Somehow I think its a canbus setting I'm missing. But Teyes gives us limited options to adjust. I've seen other headunits have app adjust many canbus settings.

Even with the camera disconnected the lines should should show up when in reverse, have you checked Factory Settings>Original Car Agreement>Reverse Parking Line is enabled? You should also have a "Vehicle Settings" app available from the app draw also if everything is detected properly

 

[marchnz]

Thanks neiliewheeliebin,

I fixed the camera static, I saw on another post I had neg going into negative of rear reverse light. Once I disconnected that static has gone.

My Canbus is working for steering controls even front/rear radar sensors.
I've tried different Kia models in Canbus settings, no luck, unfortunately.

Do you think I should hook up the 12v line at the rear where the camera is located and disconnect it from headunits ACC line? Somehow I think its a canbus setting I'm missing. But Teyes gives us limited options to adjust. I've seen other headunits have app adjust many canbus settings.

What does the seller suggest when contacted for support and what has been tried?

 

[Dommper]

Hello!
I would like to interest about VOLVO S60 (2000-2010) CANBUS profiles. Unfortunately, there's no CANBUS options for my car in the menu.
I have a canbus decoder (from AliExpress) what is working fine with my Teyes CC2P (factory steering wheel radio control), but the reversing lines aren't turning when I'm parking.
I assume Teyes need to add CANBUS profile for my vehicle. Do they do request like that?

I have diagnostic tool for VOLVOs, maybe I can mine some CANBUS data from my car if it's needed.

 

[j0hn83]

I assume Teyes need to add CANBUS profile for my vehicle. Do they do request like that?

No unfortunately not. The manufacturer of the canbus box needs to support it and that info actually needs send over the canbus.

My cars OEM radio shows dynamic reverse guidelines but they are not sent over canbus so I am unable to have guidelines on my aftermarket stereo.

 

[neiliewheeliebin]

No unfortunately not. The manufacturer of the canbus box needs to support it and that info actually needs send over the canbus.

My cars OEM radio shows dynamic reverse guidelines but they are not sent over canbus so I am unable to have guidelines on my aftermarket stereo.

You can buy reverse cameras with their own dynamic reverse guidelines built in but i don't know how good they are quality wise. Reviews on Supercheap Auto seem ok

 

[Cristian1973]

Hello T'eyes! I recently bought a CC3 2k, 4/64 unit, along with the Teyes AR DVR dash cam. Quite often the DVR application crashes, and playing movies in replay mode is almost impossible - they open very hard or do not open at all. The last time I tried to play a saved movie, the unit froze completely, the screen went black. I am using a new card, class 10, and I have nothing connected to the camera's USB. No response from T'eyes support. Thank you.

 

[deputy321]

I have a teyes cc3 2k. The problem is date , time, and no outside temp.
When you turn car off then on the date and time changes. What is the fixed

 

[mattybigs246]

Hey all, I am looking at getting the 3gb 32gb CC3 2k. Is 3gb RAM sufficient for basic use of carplay, youtube, and spotify? I don't plan on going heavy with multiple apps running.

 

[louforgiveno]

Hey all, I am looking at getting the 3gb 32gb CC3 2k. Is 3gb RAM sufficient for basic use of carplay, youtube, and spotify? I don't plan on going heavy with multiple apps running.

My opinion, yes. I have a 2gb unit, and while not silky smooth like my phone, it exceeded my expectations and is faster than units with old versions of android from back when 2gb was the standard/max i.e kitkat etc.

 

[mattybigs246]

My opinion, yes. I have a 2gb unit, and while not silky smooth like my phone, it exceeded my expectations and is faster than units with old versions of android from back when 2gb was the standard/max i.e kitkat etc.

Thanks lou,

I ordered mine through the AUS website on Friday, still waiting for it to be fulfilled... Hopefully it doesn't take too too long.

 

[mattybigs246]

Another question, the CC3 for the Mazda CX-5 has two different photos that contradict the expected 'look'. See photos here, does anyone know which one is accurate? The top photo has the screen stretching over the dash while the bottom photo is nestled flush below the dash.

Or is it this?

 

[louforgiveno]

Another question, the CC3 for the Mazda CX-5 has two different photos that contradict the expected 'look'. See photos here, does anyone know which one is accurate? The top photo has the screen stretching over the dash while the bottom photo is nestled flush below the dash.

Or is it this?

Looks like different year dashes (the bezel around lower vent is diff.....so probably depends on how the current console sits

 

[j0hn83]

Another question, the CC3 for the Mazda CX-5 has two different photos that contradict the expected 'look'. See photos here, does anyone know which one is accurate? The top photo has the screen stretching over the dash while the bottom photo is nestled flush below the dash.

Or is it this?

They sell both a 9" and a 10.2" screen for the CX-5.
On the Teyes.uk page they are separate listings with different prices.
Just make sure you buy the correct size for what you want it to look like.

9"
10.2"

 

[mattybigs246]

They sell both a 9" and a 10.2" screen for the CX-5.
On the Teyes.uk page they are separate listings with different prices.
Just make sure you buy the correct size for what you want it to look like.

9"
10.2"

Thanks, yeah I order the 10.2" so it should be the unit that expands over the dash which is the style I would like. Thank you!

 

[3lii.ksa]

hey everyone I just installed CC3 2K in my Tucson 2017 and I have some questions, I will be grateful if anyone can answer them.
1- youtube only play videos in 1080p even though the screen supports 2k
2- the developer option has a password does anyone know what it is.
3- the time on the top right corner is not correct even though I had it changed from settings.
4- can use google assistant instead of Teyes voice command ?
5- can I change the screen scale? because 2K scaling is way too small for me to see and read
6- do I have to reset every time an update come out as per Teyes Support suggestion?
7- can I keep Teyes launcher but change or add widgets and icons

Thanks

 

[Scoty42]

Hello T'eyes! I recently bought a CC3 2k, 4/64 unit, along with the Teyes AR DVR dash cam. Quite often the DVR application crashes, and playing movies in replay mode is almost impossible - they open very hard or do not open at all. The last time I tried to play a saved movie, the unit froze completely, the screen went black. I am using a new card, class 10, and I have nothing connected to the camera's USB. No response from T'eyes support. Thank you.

I had blotchy DVR video and playback.
Enable Teyes on line and there’s a DVR update you can download. That resolved my issues.