1. Introduction
This manual provides detailed instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your SMARTOUR Universal 3D Bird View 360 Degree Surround Camera System. This system is designed to enhance driving safety by providing a comprehensive 360-degree panoramic view around your vehicle, eliminating blind spots.
The system is compatible with Android multimedia navigation units that have a built-in 360 View APP or support an ordinary split 360 panoramic system.

Figure 1: Overview of the 3D Bird View System and Camera Types
2. Key Features
- Four Ultra-Wide Angle Cameras: Equipped with four 180° fish-eye cameras (front, rear, left, right) to capture raw images for comprehensive processing.
- Seamless 360° Bird View: Provides a continuous, top-down bird's eye view of your vehicle's surroundings, effectively eliminating blind spots.
- Automatic Calibration: The system features automatic generation of the bird view, simplifying setup and ensuring accurate display.
- High-Definition Output: Supports AHD 1080P and AHD 720P resolutions for clear and detailed imagery.
- Advanced Imaging: Includes features like Waterproof design, Automatic White Balance, and Starlight Night Vision for optimal performance in various conditions.
3. Package Contents
Please verify that all items are present in your package:
- Front Camera
- Rear Camera
- Left Side Camera
- Right Side Camera
- Main Control Unit/Wiring Harnesses (various cables for power, video, and trigger signals)
- Hole Saw (for camera installation)
- Rubber Rings/Gaskets

Figure 2: Complete Product Package Contents
4. Compatibility Requirements
Important: Before purchasing and installing, ensure your car's Android multimedia navigation system supports a 360-degree camera function.
The system requires an Android multimedia unit with a dedicated '360° View' application or a compatible 360 panoramic system. Without this functionality on your head unit, the camera system will not operate.

Figure 3: Android Multimedia Interface with '360° View' App Icon
Warning: This product does not include a display screen. If you need an Android display screen, please contact customer service.
5. Installation and Setup
5.1 Camera Placement
Install the four cameras in the designated positions on your vehicle:
- Front Camera: Typically mounted on the front grille or bumper.
- Rear Camera: Typically mounted above the license plate or on the rear bumper.
- Left Side Camera: Typically mounted under the left side mirror.
- Right Side Camera: Typically mounted under the right side mirror.

Figure 4: Recommended Camera Installation Points
5.2 Wiring Diagram
Connect the cameras and main control unit to your car's Android radio system according to the following diagram. Ensure all connections are secure and properly insulated.

Figure 5: System Wiring Diagram
The system connects to your Android head unit via a 12-pin connector, as shown below:

Figure 6: 12-Pin Connector for Android Radio Connection
5.3 Display Channel Selection
After installation, access your Android multimedia settings to select the correct display channel for the camera system. Choose between AHD 720P 25fps or AHD 1080P 25fps based on your camera model and desired resolution.

Figure 7: Android Display Channel Selection
6. Operating Instructions
6.1 Accessing the 360 View
Once installed and configured, open the '360° View' application on your Android multimedia navigation screen to access the panoramic camera display.
6.2 Switching Views
The system allows you to switch between various views, including 3D bird view, rear view, front view, left view, and right view. Use the on-screen controls to navigate between these perspectives.

Figure 8: Example of 3D 360 Surround and Rear View Display
6.3 System Settings
The system offers various customizable settings accessible through the '360° View' application:
- Starting engine to rotate: Enable/Disable automatic rotation of the view upon engine start.
- Default rear: Configures the default view when reversing.
- Floating 360: Enable/Disable floating 360-degree view.
- Record status: Indicates if recording is active.
- Turning delay(s): Set delay for turning signal activation (e.g., 0 seconds).
- Reversing delay(s): Set delay for reversing camera activation (e.g., 5 seconds).
- Emergency light delay(s): Set delay for emergency light activation (e.g., 5 seconds).
- Radar delay(s): Set delay for radar activation (e.g., Close).
- Touch delay(s): Set delay for touch input response (e.g., 15 seconds).
- Turning signal trigger on: No limit.
- Record device: Specifies the recording storage device (e.g., USB2).
Video 1: Demonstration of 360-Degree View and System Settings
7. Calibration
The system is designed for automatic generation of the bird view. This means that after proper installation, the system will automatically calibrate to provide a seamless panoramic display. No manual calibration steps are typically required from the user for basic operation.
8. User Tips
- Verify App Availability: Before installation, confirm that your Android radio has the '360° View' app or a similar panoramic system pre-installed or available for download. Some users have noted needing to ensure the app is present.
- Check Compatibility: Always double-check the compatibility of this system with your specific car model and Android head unit to avoid installation issues.
- Professional Installation: For complex wiring and precise camera placement, professional installation is recommended to ensure optimal performance and avoid damage to your vehicle.
9. Troubleshooting
9.1 No Display / Incorrect View
- Check Android Radio Compatibility: Ensure your Android multimedia unit explicitly supports a 360-degree camera system. If not, the system will not function.
- Verify Connections: Double-check all wiring connections, especially the 12-pin connector to the Android radio and individual camera connections, for looseness or incorrect placement.
- Correct Channel Selection: Confirm that the correct AHD resolution (720P or 1080P) is selected in your Android multimedia settings.
- App Access: Make sure you are opening the correct '360° View' application on your Android radio.
9.2 Image Distortion or Misalignment
- Camera Placement: Ensure cameras are securely mounted and not obstructed. Any movement or incorrect angle can affect the bird view stitching.
- Automatic Calibration: The system performs automatic calibration. If distortion persists, ensure the vehicle is on a flat surface during initial power-up or after any system reset.
9.3 Recording Issues
- Check USB Device: Ensure the USB recording device (e.g., USB2) is properly connected and has sufficient free space.
- Record Status: Verify that the 'Record status' is enabled in the system settings.
10. Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand Name | SMARTOUR |
| Special Features | Waterproof, Automatic White Balance, NIGHT VISION |
| Camera Parameter | REAR (also includes Front, Left, Right) |
| Number Of Lenses | 4 |
| Display Size | NO (refers to camera unit, not car display) |
| Touch Screen | No (refers to camera unit) |
| Max External Memory | None (recording managed by Android radio) |
| Certification | CE |
| Resolution Options | AHD 1080P, AHD 720P |
| Package Length | 28 cm |
| Package Width | 20 cm |
| Package Height | 10 cm |
| Package Weight | 0.7 kg |

Figure 9: Starlight Night Vision Camera Technology
11. Maintenance
- Regular Cleaning: Keep camera lenses clean from dirt, dust, and water spots to ensure clear image quality. Use a soft, damp cloth.
- Check Connections: Periodically inspect all wiring and connections for any signs of wear, corrosion, or looseness.
- Software Updates: If available, ensure your Android multimedia system's 360 View application is updated to the latest version for optimal performance and new features.
- Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents on the camera lenses or housing.
12. Warranty and Support
For any technical assistance, troubleshooting beyond this manual, or warranty inquiries, please contact SMARTOUR customer support through your purchase platform. Keep your proof of purchase for warranty claims.





