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How to Calibrate Toyota Bird’s Eye View Camera
I-CAR · February 8, 2019 · Toyota, Lexus
Summary
This article outlines the calibration requirements and necessary tools for Toyota's Bird's Eye View 360-degree camera system, which utilizes four cameras located in the front, rear, and side mirrors. If any of these cameras are replaced following a collision, alignment and calibration are required using specific physical targets and diagnostic modes.
What to do on the job
Access Toyota's Technical Information System (TIS) to obtain the exact grid setup procedures and use the required tools—including a laser tool kit, plumb bob, and tape—to calibrate the cameras after replacement.
How to use it
Use this document to justify the labor time and specialized equipment (such as laser tool kits, plumb bobs, and specific tape) required to set up the physical calibration grid for Toyota/Lexus 360-degree camera systems. It also supports billing for the diagnostic time needed to put the vehicle into diagnostic mode using one of the three OEM-specified methods.
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