The feature you are referring to only applies to the side mirrors controlled by the door modules for physically tilting the mirrors down.
The digital rear view mirror feature is different, and there’s no way to stop the tow camera from panning down when in reverse. Presumably, the idea is to mount it up high, and when in reverse, the camera automatically pans down to get the trailer bumper in view to see how close it is to objects.
Thanks for this - I spent the last hour with the camera plugged in futzing around with the digital mirror controls and UConnect.
You’re 100% correct - there is simply no way to turn that “tilt in reverse” action on or off.
Ironically - the instructions for mounting the camera say to not mount it above 5’ something (I don’t have them in front of me, just going on memory). Which is odd…my original Voyager wireless was near the top of the roof and angled slightly downward - it gave a great view from there of what was behind me.
The bracket for the Mopar camera is greatly adjustable so even mounting it high on the trailer, I was able to angle it to roughly the same view as the Voyager, and I can further use the digital mirror controls to angle it up or down, left or right from there. Infinitely adjustable which is great. I just want the OPTION to tilt down or not when in reverse. Or - since Mopar was deciding for the user, perhaps leave it as is and let the user tilt the camera down if they want it that way when in reverse?
But what the heck do I know?
The solution appears to be simple even if annoying - when reversing, the camera will automatically tilt down so I will have to use the mirror controls to tilt it back up.
First world problem for sure!
Hopefully this exchange will help anyone else wondering about the same issue…
Thanks for the reply! Appreciate it!