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it uses a button on the NAV screen to switch audio sources. the video sources are cut in via relay to switch to rear view, or a switch as well... in essence, no difference.
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thanks. that helps.
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Dr Smith.
You may want to also look at the Dietz interface. It offers a similar solution to the others mentioned here, however does allow the external video to be selected (or not selected as the case may be, regardless of if the source video is available .ie DVD playing) with a button on the NAV Screen. The clock button to be exact. No new menu item appears. Its just done by pushing the clock button momentarily. You can find out more info here Dietz multimedia interface They have a distributor in the USA: Perzan Auto Radio INC. 6409 Market St Upper Darby, PA 19082 phone +1 (610734) 1234 fax +1 (610734) 1854 [email protected] I personally dont have one of these, but am currently looking into it .... just thought I would mention it ! Cheers, Adrian |
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