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Thats what I had thought, when I was reading how to wire up the cam to always be on, the instructions mentioned that I could choose the rear view camera as a source in the AV menu. This doesn't seem to be possible on the AVIC x930bt. What I am going to do is just run a splitter from the rear cam feed into the rear cam input and the video 1 input.

Sorry I didn't mean that. I have the video cable from the camera unit going to the rear view camera in of the head unit. But I assume I could do that if it isn't possible to choose the rear view camera from the AV source menu. Any one have any ideas? Or is not possible to choose rear view camera from the AV source menu.

Hey, I have rigged my rear view camera to be able to see it any time I would like. I have the AV cable to the head unit rear view camera in. I have the power cable to the red swicthed power on the head unit. The ground to the metal. And I have the rear camera sensor from the head unit to the backup light cable. I can see the camera when in reverse and in the rear view navigation mode. The problem is I can't see it in the AV source menu, but I have seen on these forums that I should be able to. Is there anything I am doing wrong?

Thank you for your response. Would you say that the interface is terrible? Does it show all the information for a channel? What in your opinion makes the Sirius interface so bad? I really appreciate your help, I am deciding between a Kenwood DNX6180 or a AVIC X930BT. The Avic is much more reponsive and I like the interfaces, but I listen to Sirius a lot, so I need a decent integration. Thanks.

Hey, I am seriously considering buying this unit but I need to know whether the Sirius radio integration has been enhanced since the X920BT. Can anyone attest that it has been improved. Really what I am looking for is a multi-line display, that is intuitive. Otherwise I will probably just go with a Kenwood. I have searched high and low on the internet for any information, I have looked for screen shots, or even reviews. But there is no information available. Thanks in advance