The unit came with only an RCA style video connector, does the 2013 Beetle w/ Nav have that type of input?
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the camera is for this radio navigation, please visit this page: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00726UA8C/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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It will work, but you won't be able to decipher the codes, you'll get the codes, but you'll have to google the actual meaning. For the 2001 beetle, you'll be ok. In truth this is a good cheap and lack of options VAG COM unit as long as you can take the codes and further reasearch the error(s) to be sure.I hope this helps
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Well, if you mean the in-dash radio that also functions as a GPS, then yes. If you mean a standalone gps, then no. In order to ensure compatibility, check to make sure that your factory or aftermarket radio has an RCA video input jack. More likely than not any aftermarket radio with display will have one, but often times factory radios are a bit more tricky.
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If a nav / entertainment system has a standard video input for rear view video, it should work fine. I used it on my Pioneer Avic series nav sterio. Great picture, good manufactuer quality. Better than some OEM style cameras.
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No, the connection is behind the nav unit. It is super easy to install and literally plugs right in. When you hit the 'mode' button after the wire is installed, AUX becomes an available option. The CD option remains available.
653223
No. Its has the visual and audio in the display. With out it the unit will not work
340525
Yes and no, the adapter currently available for the lighting to 30-pin doesn't allow for video out so if your using an app such as "waze" it won't show on the app radio but the notifications still play through the speakers. Pandora works perfectly though.
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The unit does not have a front usb input, however it does have a long usb cable coming from the back that you should be able to route either into the glove box or other location with minimal modification to your vehicle.
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I do not believe it does. The inputs are as follows: Include 1 RF antenna (rear), 1 composite (rear), 1 component video (rear) and 2 HDMI (rear).
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Fyi your asking other customers. Not the manufacturer. This stereo has one video rca input (backup camera) and two rca video outputs.
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I have a 2001 beetle it worked on mine but I had to splice into the harness to make it longer, my connection point on the beetle is under the passenger seat under the car. But I've been running it for three months without a hitch.
551040
The input on your screen would determine if the camera is compatible with you factory system. The camera has two RCA plugs that may or may not plug into your car's.
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If your video line had an RCA jack on it, it will plug right into the MyGig. Alternatively, you could run a separate camera or just use the factory camera and use the MyGig for a front camera and the additional media features.
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i have a Rubicon '13 with Nav and after much struggle by myself and a professional installer, i had to return it. (not compatible)
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Yes. I have a 2009 with Tech package (DIS knob controller). You just need to get a 30-pin to lightning adapter (either the cord or plug style will work). It will work with the Premium navi as well (touchscreen).
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One. It does not use a 15-pin VGA video connector nor a 20-pin DVI video connector. It uses a single-pin Composite Video connector where all the colors and brightness signals are "composed" or mixed into one. The exact connector type is called an RCA connector. And it doesn't matter what color (white, red or yellow... or other) the wire is, it only needs/accepts one for the video signal (no audio - connect that separately to your radio if wanting to watch movies with this). DVI and VGA pinned connectors are for passing high definition video - a lot of information. But because this screen is so small you'll never see detail. This screen is for connecting a reverse camera at the back of a car and maybe a second front or side camera or car DVD player to it's 2nd RCA connector (it has 2), and then connecting it's power wire through an unsupplied adapter to the cigarette lighter power or directly or indirectly to the car's battery. VGA and DVI (including DVI-D) are usually for PCs. If you're wanting to connect your computer to this most tiny screen, 1. you won't even be able to read any text clearly at all unless it's like +40 font size, and 2. if you insist, your computer needs to come with an RCA Composite Video output or needs a rare Video Card that has it. There are more expensive small screens that can handle a high-def input.
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No. The only usable connector is the USB connector. The unit you show looks like it has a BNC or coax connector.