Moterofrustrado
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My 2024 RT tells me that there is a new update, has anyone updated? Do you know what it does?
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New Update Nov 30 '24 - anyone updated their '24 RT? What does it do?
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Dansy
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So the rear camera can be installed on the 2024? I know there’s a slot for a Fuse - up front.
Mine is store for the winter, but I might go into the garage, lift the cover, and see what I get...
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jzeiler
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I bought mine on the 15th of November and last week I hooked it up to WiFi and it said I was up to date. I think I know where the connector is for the backup camera as I was installing my Afterburner Tail Lights today. On the left side where the light harness was there was a three pin connector unterminated. Could be for the camera.
2024Sea2SkyCW3
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BRP site has it listed for 2025 only, really want to add one to my list of mods. Here's hoping they read these forums. :clap:
racoon
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I did finally find the backup camera kit under the "Coming Soon" category, but as 2024Sea2SkyCW3 mentioned it doesn't fit my 2024 Spyder.
The part number is: 219401199
The description made me smile, as I believe it to be a perfect example of marketing puffery:
puffery - noun
: exaggerated commendation especially for promotional purposes
: hype
racoon
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The forecast here is for rain overnight and through Noon and then stopping. I hope it's correct, as I'd like to ride tomorrow.
I also went out to check if there was an update available, and it showed me there was one: BRP Connect V3.1.0
And this is where I became very confused.
It required the Spyder to be connected to a Wifi network, which I did.
But then it didn't download anything, it went right to installing the update.
And I thought I saw a message that briefly displayed about a maps update.
And even though the new battery was fully charged, it wouldn't install unless the engine was running.
So I opened the door to the garage, started the engine, and it went through several installation steps.
One of the things it installed was a new version of the updater, and then it installed BRP Connect V3.1.0.
After it finished installing it displayed a check mark next to the BRP Connect version and the word Installed.
It also displayed a Check for Updates button, but said there were no updates when I pressed it.
So my Spyder is now up to date. I think.
I also went out to check if there was an update available, and it showed me there was one: BRP Connect V3.1.0
And this is where I became very confused.
It required the Spyder to be connected to a Wifi network, which I did.
But then it didn't download anything, it went right to installing the update.
And I thought I saw a message that briefly displayed about a maps update.
And even though the new battery was fully charged, it wouldn't install unless the engine was running.
So I opened the door to the garage, started the engine, and it went through several installation steps.
One of the things it installed was a new version of the updater, and then it installed BRP Connect V3.1.0.
After it finished installing it displayed a check mark next to the BRP Connect version and the word Installed.
It also displayed a Check for Updates button, but said there were no updates when I pressed it.
So my Spyder is now up to date. I think.
racoon
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Did you read the previous posts in this thread?
The backup camera is a 2025 accessory and doesn't fit earlier models.
Majo1982
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But I have a model 2024 and the software allows you to connect a camera. (see photo) Just connect the camera to the correct port.
jzeiler
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Majo1982,
I have the connector, I think. I was installing the Afterburner Lights and had to access the left lighting connector (arrow) . On my bike (2024) there was a terminated three pin connector just above the lighting connector on the left side, there was not one on the right side. I did not take a picture of it but it was right there. How did you get your display to show the lines?
I have the connector, I think. I was installing the Afterburner Lights and had to access the left lighting connector (arrow) . On my bike (2024) there was a terminated three pin connector just above the lighting connector on the left side, there was not one on the right side. I did not take a picture of it but it was right there. How did you get your display to show the lines?
racoon
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Have you actually connected the "Can-Am Canyon Camera Backup Kit" to a 2024 Spyder?
I went back to the Camera Backup Kit website and ran through the options under the "Does this fit on my vehicle?".
According to the website, it does not fit on a 2024 Spyder RT S2S.
It does fit the 2025 Canyon, and (somewhat to my surprise) the website says it fits on a 2025 Spyder RT and 2025 Spyder F3, but does not fit the 2025 Ryker.
Majo1982
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I haven't connected the camera. I'm waiting for the official sale of the Model 2025. Then I'll order it and connect it to the Model 2024. Unfortunately, the camera in the BRP offer doesn't fit, it's a completely different camera. see photo. I'll probably have to buy the back cover too.
My camera kit showed up yesterday. The first picture shows what is included in the kit including the mounting brackets and screws.
It plugged right into the connector on the left side of the bike. The wire color pattern was consistent.
Then the moment of truth. Threw it into reverse and no picture.
Checked the connection and camera is getting power when in reverse but no lights come on.
I need to find a shop manual with wiring diagram that shows the connection to the display. I'll also test the camera with another display to see if the issue is no connection to the Spyder's display.
I have to button it back up to go riding so I'm shelving this for now.
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It plugged right into the connector on the left side of the bike. The wire color pattern was consistent.
Then the moment of truth. Threw it into reverse and no picture.
Checked the connection and camera is getting power when in reverse but no lights come on.
I need to find a shop manual with wiring diagram that shows the connection to the display. I'll also test the camera with another display to see if the issue is no connection to the Spyder's display.
I have to button it back up to go riding so I'm shelving this for now.
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Dansy
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The camera fuse, is the same as the backup light front fuse holder left side… in the lower left corner…
So if the backup light works… the camera should (I will check if connector gets power)
It look like a new back panel would be required to install that for a factory look
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I insert a photo from someone else's S2S 2024 camera...
So if the backup light works… the camera should (I will check if connector gets power)
It look like a new back panel would be required to install that for a factory look
?I insert a photo from someone else's S2S 2024 camera...
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