TEYES CC4 Pro Digital 360 Camera Guide: Packages, Activation and Calibration

The TEYES CC4 Pro Digital 360 camera kit combines front, rear and side camera feeds into a surround view on the head unit. It can help you check kerbs, parking lines and the space next to the vehicle when manoeuvring slowly.

Which 360 camera package fits my TEYES head unit?

Choose CC4 Pro Digital 360 for a compatible CC4 Pro configuration. Choose CC4 Pro 360 + ADAS if you want the six-camera package with compatible driver-assistance features. The standard CC4 uses its own analogue AHD surround-view kit. The CC4L does not support 360° surround view.

Check the exact head unit and variant before ordering. The CC4 Pro Digital 360 setup needs a non-AK configuration and cannot be combined with the separate digital front and rear setup supplied with AK variants. For 12.3-inch models, check the dedicated accessory compatibility guide.

What do the overhead and 3D views show?

The overhead view stitches the camera feeds into a picture of the area around the vehicle. The 3D view presents the same surroundings from another angle. Camera position, vehicle dimensions and calibration affect how well the feeds join. Use the views alongside your mirrors and direct observation.

How do I activate and check CC4 Pro Digital 360?

1. Install the compatible kit and connect the head unit to the internet.
2. On the head unit, go to Settings → Display and set the reverse camera to 360 Mode.
3. Use the unique activation code supplied with your kit when prompted.
4. Follow the calibration procedure for your kit, then check each feed and the stitched image with the vehicle stationary.

If a feed is missing, check the camera connections and package compatibility. If all feeds work but parking lines jump at the edges, have the calibration checked. Keep your activation code private when requesting support.

How to calibrate the 360° surround view

Calibration tells the system how the front, rear and side cameras relate to the vehicle so it can join their feeds into one overhead view. The workflow below adapts the principles in the CC3 calibration guide. Use the mat pattern, measurement fields and on-screen prompts supplied with your CC4 Pro Digital 360 kit. Menu names and camera settings can vary by kit and software version.

1. Square up the calibration mats

Park on a flat, well-lit surface with enough space around the vehicle. Lay the mats flat and centre the pattern on the vehicle. If your kit uses front and rear mats, keep them parallel to one another and square to the vehicle centreline. Check the left and right distances to the corresponding wheels to spot a mat that has shifted or turned. Confirm the required targets are fully visible in the relevant camera feeds before proceeding.

2. Enter the measurements requested by the setup screen

Measure the installed vehicle and mat layout directly. Depending on the fields shown, you may need vehicle width, wheelbase, the gaps between the vehicle and mats, or each camera’s height above the ground. Use the units shown on screen and record front, rear, left and right separately. If the software asks for a lens or sensor profile, use the one specified for your camera kit.

3. Run automatic stitching and review the joins

Choose the calibration pattern that matches your mats and follow the app’s automatic stitching prompts. Check that the detected points sit on the intended target corners. With the vehicle still parked, look at how a mat edge or parking line crosses the joins between feeds. It should stay reasonably continuous, with no obvious jump or duplicate line.

4. Correct the setup before fine-tuning

If a target is missing, check for glare, shadows, wrinkles or an obstructed camera and then run the calibration again. If one corner still joins poorly and your kit offers manual adjustment, use the on-screen reference to move the affected point to the correct target corner. Save and recheck all four joins. If several joins remain distorted, recheck the measurements and camera mounting before trying advanced adjustments.

5. Verify the saved result

Remove the mats and check each individual feed as well as the overhead view with the vehicle stationary. Confirm the orientation is correct and the view around the vehicle matches what you can see directly. If a camera is moved or replaced, recalibrate before relying on the stitched view. Use the display alongside your mirrors and direct observation.

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