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Question: Does this unit support left/right turn cameras, front/back cameras and the (optional)baby cam ???
Document: Arrived on time and packaged all right. If you go on a Jeep form they will tell you how to take your dash off so you can plug the Lockpick in. It very easy. My Lockpick arrived with just a short wire to wire into your backup light. What you want to do is run this wire up to the Lockpick unit witch has a plugin for it. This way you can turn on the backup camera any time you want besides having it come on when in reverse.
Works perfect on my 2013 Jeep Wrangler. Unlocks keyboard input in motion, DVD video in motion, and allows adding of backup camera and other cameras if desired. I purchased this to unlock the keyboard and DVD in motion, as well as add a backup camera because of the limited visibility behind it. Very happy with the product so far.EDIT: I have moved my review down to one star. The unit died less than a month after purchase, and this was the second unit to die on me.
My 2008 Dodge Magnum SRT8 wa!s not offered with factory cameras. With the Lockpick V5, I was able to install front and rear cameras to assist with parking. In addition, I can now program the navigation system while the car is in motion. For really distracted driving, I could even watch a DVD while driving! It is easy to install, but I had a professional install the cameras.
When installed worked as described. Then i discover one issue with the external usb port. After some minutes it stop working and jumps to radio mode. If you go back to aux it works again for some time then it does it again. Supplier support  via email is almost null. They requires phone calls, but for me an schematic or image says a thousand words. It was installed on a jeep grand cherokee 2012.
I have a rear and front camera installed, and they work perfectly using this device.
I enjoy watching movies while I am driving. Watching the road can be so boring. It still interrupts the movie so I can still talk on the phone while driving and then back to the movie.
I was unsure about buying this or having the dealer flash my MyGig to support a camera. After installing this, LOVE it. And would rather support this type of innovation than pay the local stealership $100 to flash the radio. Lots of other features included (or unlocked) with this. The only bad point is that my factory NAV system only displays - 0 - as my speed. Speedo itself works fine.
2009 dodge challenger install. This product has poor tech support via email, you have to try to get someone on the phone. Their web site is not good considering they are tech people, its need brought up to 2014 standards, they could cut their tech calls in half if the website was easy to navigate and informative.This product works great as a rear backup camera. The video resolution is low because it is a analog input for the backup camera and iPhone/ipod movie input.
purchased the mygig lockpick v5 for a 2012 dodge challenger with a manual transmission the instructions were 1,2,3 all i did was remove the radio wich took about 5 minutes and make sure the dip switches were set correctly and unplugged my factory harness and plugged in the lockpick and replugged the factory harness in to the lockpick and reinstalled the radio and thats it the navigation and dvd work perfectly while the car is in motion
Worked for my 2008 town and country, it also enabled me to install tv tuner without any problems. Would advise anyone to buy it.
Answer: Yes, v5 does support front, rear and side cameras.  I'm not sure about the "Baby Cam".  Here's the installation/owner's manual and it should be in there: https://www.coastaletech.com/media/New%20Mygig%20FIM%20Lockpick%20Instructions.pdfSteve