Your camera and the head unit has a bit different frequency, or the same but with a phase shift. The cameras' sensor is not having a continuous picture, but a screenshot 50-60 times per minute, so sometimes it can record a full image from the screen, sometimes it gets a half-updated/not updated screen. That's causing the flickering. On more expensive cameras you can sync it to the screen frequency.
I honestly was just playing around while waiting for my wife to quit work,held a finger on one button and turned the switch and and man did i get nervous when that manu came up 😬then i just for fun tried the other button and another manu appeared.
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Your camera and the head unit has a bit different frequency, or the same but with a phase shift. The cameras' sensor is not having a continuous picture, but a screenshot 50-60 times per minute, so sometimes it can record a full image from the screen, sometimes it gets a half-updated/not updated screen. That's causing the flickering. On more expensive cameras you can sync it to the screen frequency.
Thank you for explaining 👍🏻
//Fredde
I think it is the touch screen that activates.
Thanks will try it out. How did you find out about it?
I honestly was just playing around while waiting for my wife to quit work,held a finger on one button and turned the switch and and man did i get nervous when that manu came up 😬then i just for fun tried the other button and another manu appeared.