Chevrolet Silverado 2021 Series Trailering Manual page 24

CAMERA TECHNOLOGIES — TRANSPARENT TRAILER VIEW
TRANSPARENT TRAILER SETUP
• Safely and securely hitch the compatible trailer to the truck — use the
pre-departure checklist in the trailering app for complete steps
• Install Chevrolet Accessory trailer camera to the back of the trailer (see illustration)
- Chevrolet Accessory trailer camera must be in the center of the trailer
and about 4 inches above the truck's factory-installed tailgate camera
- Camera should be aimed downward at about 35 degrees
• Plug the trailer camera into the truck's camera outlet by the license plate
- Use the outlet marked for the exterior view trailer camera
• In the truck, on the Infotainment system screen, select the trailering icon
- Select a Trailer Profile or create a profile for your trailer
• From the Trailer Profile screen, select Towing Assistance Setup > Transparent
Trailer > Yes, Get Started
- Enter the dimensions of the trailer — instructions are on the Infotainment
system screen for each measurement
- Drive forward in a straight line to calibrate cameras
- Transparent Trailer View
calibration is successful
Rear of Trailer Target Area
7.9 in.
7.9 in. 7.9 in.
7.9 in.
Ideal Position
Level Ground
Safety or driver assistance features are no substitute for the driver's responsibility to operate the vehicle in a safe manner. The driver should remain attentive to traffic, surroundings and road conditions at all times. Visibility, weather and road conditions may
affect feature performance. Read the vehicle Owner's Manual for more important feature limitations and information. Some camera views require available accessory camera and installation. Not compatible with all trailers. See your dealer for details.
1 Requires available Chevrolet Accessory Camera and installation. Not compatible with all trailers. Customers can see their dealer for full details.
will be available in the Camera App once
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TRANSPARENT TRAILER CALIBRATION TIPS
FOLLOW THESE CALIBRATION TIPS FOR A SUCCESSFUL SETUP:
Drive below 31 mph.
Drive straight.
Use good light.
Set up in good weather.
35°
Use a flat, defined road surface.
Use the proper connection.
Use the correct location.
Check for a clean lens.
Check for a clear view.
Ensure dimensions are correct.
Driving faster may delay calibration.
Excessive steering may extend calibration time.
Calibration should be attempted when there is enough light.
Calibration during snow or heavy rain should be avoided.
Avoid gravel, dirt or unmarked roads.
Ensure that the camera is connected to the correct input.
The accessory camera should be mounted and angled inside the defined
mounting location (see camera installation instructions).
Cameras obstructed by dirt or debris may hinder calibration.
The accessory trailer camera should have an unobstructed view (no spare tire,
bike/cargo racks, etc.). Shadows may be perceived as obstructions. Attempt to
calibrate by driving in an alternate direction if possible.
Enter accurate measurements made to the nearest whole inch.
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