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Which Backup Camera Works With My Radio?

24 hours ago
2 min read

Most aftermarket touchscreen radios have a camera input waiting to be used. Rydeen’s analog (CVBS) backup cameras plug into it, with HD, night vision and active parking line options. Our team at Audio Source has installed this for customers all over Clark County.



CM-APL5 & CM-MINy3 Installed by our team at Audio Source


Popular Rydeen radio cameras

Camera

Best for

CM-HD5

HD (960 TV lines), FMVSS 111 compliant

CM-HD4

HD (960 TV lines)

CM-APL5

Active trajectory parking lines, ultra low light

CM-LED4

Infrared LEDs for night vision

CM-MINy3

Compact, everyday backup camera

A camera for every spot

Rydeen makes cube, lip, keyhole, wing and stud-mount cameras, plus the BL01 license plate bracket and the JB01 Jeep spare-tire bracket.

One compatibility rule

In-dash radios need an analog (CVBS) camera. Rydeen’s AHD digital cameras are made for Rydeen AHD mirrors and monitors, not radios.



A real customer story

After a recent backing-up accident, a customer came to Audio Source looking for extra safety and complete peace of mind. To give him maximum protection, our team professionally installed two high-definition Rydeen cameras for total visibility around his vehicle. He left our shop relieved, confident, and glad he made the upgrade—proving that the right safety tech makes all the difference!

Get a quote from Audio Source

Visit us at 9605 NE HWY 99, Vancouver, WA, or call (360) 576-1025 to set a time.


Frequently Asked Questions...

What are active parking lines?

The CM-APL5 shows moving trajectory guide lines to help you judge your path while reversing.

Can I turn the guide lines off?

Most Rydeen CVBS cameras let you switch parking lines on or off.

Will it work with my radio?

If your radio has a rear camera input, a Rydeen CVBS camera will connect. We’ll confirm it for your model.

Learn more at rydeenmobile.com/vehicle-cameras/ or ask a team member at Audio Source and we'll be happy to help!


 
 
 

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