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Axxess - No - Yes - No - VGA input - Factory Navigation Interface
Many of today's vehicles are built with factory navigation screens. You can know watch DVD or use a back up camera with your factory screen. Our interface modules allow full plug and play installation without having to cut wires.
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Axxess AXI-GMBOX1 Multi Camera Factory Navigation Screen Interface for GM vehiclesSpecial Price $69.99 Regular Price $149.99Out of stock- Use your factory GM navigation screen to display multiple aftermarket cameras
- Four camera switching: rear camera in reverse, front camera below 10 mph, left and right cameras with the turn signals
- 2 - RCA auxiliary video inputs
- Automatically switches to the backup camera input when the vehicle is shifted into reverse
- Interrupts the factory navigation computer to front monitor connection
- Plug-and-play installation for quick installation
- Requires Interface harness (Sold separately)
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Axxess AX-ADDCAM CAN-BUS Multi-Camera CAN-BUS Controller with Screen Interface$172.99- Add (3) additional cameras to a factory back up camera system (Retains factory camera if equipped)
- Add (4) cameras to a factory radio if vehicle doesn't have a factory back up camera
- Add (4) cameras to an aftermarket radio when aftermarket radio has a back up camera input
- Automatically switches to proper camera via triggers
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