No, just the information that was posted previously.Hi. I am very interested in this topic. Do you have any new information?
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I have new news. At the beginning of February, the procedure for BRP technicians to install a rear camera on the RT STS24 should be published. I have some ordering numbers but I will wait for the official message. Now it is clear that it will be possible for the model with a 10.25" display. I have already found the connector on my STS24. Next, you will need to order the SUPPORT CAMERA REAR (520) on which the camera will be mounted and everything will be on the rear.No, just the information that was posted previously.![]()
I look forward to seeing it.I have new news. At the beginning of February, the procedure for BRP technicians to install a rear camera on the RT STS24 should be published.
So yes, you need a Bluetooth headset paired to your Spyder in order for it to work, and an Apple iPhone plugged into the USB cable in the glove box in front of the handlebars.To use the Apple CarPlay, you must
1. Connect a compatible smartphone to the display via USB cable.
2. Pair a helmet audio system to the display via Bluetooth.
NOTE:
If one of the two devices is not properly connected, Apple CarPlay can not be
used.
Hi and I have the video from the reversing camera on my display.I look forward to seeing it.
You have to have headset or it won’t work.Dumb question. I have a 2024 RT-L Sea to Sky and have a Carplay question. Will it work if I don't have a headset? Dash shows it is connected, but it doesn't do anything when I go to navigation.
Interesting.
can-am on-road (3w) kit - backup camera kit 219401199
The original camera is not yet available for sale in Europe, maybe it is in your country. I made my own camera. The female connector for the camera is behind the left taillight. I bought a male connector so as not to damage the original cables (due to warranty) and connected it correctly and you see it works. The KIT that CAN AM sells is suitable for the 2025 or CANYON model. The only reason why it is not compatible with the 2024 model is that there is no hole for the camera on the Spyder rear panel. The connector and wiring are the same. So you have two options:Interesting.
Do you have part numbers for the camera and wiring?
And do you have the installation instructions?
OK, I found the installation instructions as:
That's the text of the first link on this page when I searched for "backup camera":
Installation instructions
Find installation instructions for any replacement part.instructions.brp.com
In the PARTS TO BE INSTALLED section of the instructions there's a diagram showing the mounting plates for the camera, labelled as P4 and P5.
In the description it says:
P4 - MY25 and UP - F3 Rear Camera Support (Not needed for Canyon)
P5 - MY25 and UP - RT Rear Camera Support (Not needed for Canyon)
Okay, a completely custom setup.If you want to save money, you can make it all yourself like I did for about 150.
I just installed 3.1.0 successfully, but now Apple car play is not showing on the screen. It worked with the older software. I changed out the Apple data transfer cable. Still no ACP displaying. Any ideas?
To use the Apple CarPlay, you must
1. Connect a compatible smartphone to the display via USB cable.
2. Pair a helmet audio system to the display via Bluetooth.
NOTE: If one of the two devices is not properly connected, Apple CarPlay can not be
used.
Please do, as I'm sure it will help someone.Thank you for responding. iPhone connected and plugged in. Headset on and connected to the Spyder. Dealer said I can drop by and let them delete and reload the software. I will let you know outcome.
Dealer is attempting to solve the issue, but unsuccessful. They are now contacting BRP. Maybe a fix soon.Thank you for responding. iPhone connected and plugged in. Headset on and connected to the Spyder. Dealer said I can drop by and let them delete and reload the software. I will let you know outcome.