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Section 76 (Audio/Video/Navigation (AVN) System (PHEV)): Troubleshooting: Camera
- Features/Misdiagnose cases
Inspection Description (1) System features Β - Camera system features
- Change to H/U camera mode at gear R
- Steering wheel feature with CAN enabled Camera
- Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) feature added to CAN enabled camera
- Video Format - current: Analog/YG, HI: LVDS applied (New)
- Camera power ON (below 35~40 km/h, 2015 Q4)
- AVM system features
- Change to H/U Rear view camera and AVM display at gear R
- On gear D, Rear view β Front view change at speed below 10 km/h (AVM is ON)
- On gear D, Navigation mode change at speed above 10 km/h (AVM is ON)
- Video format: CVBS, S-VIDEO, Component, LVDS
(2) Misdiagnose cases Β - Camera misdiagnose cases
- Video quality: Rear view camera have low quality spec (0.3 megapixel), dirt on lens
- Bumper showing too much: Camera angle
- Blinks on start of ignition: Black curtain process for AVN boot spec
- Parking guideline length: Camera location
- Blue screen: Possible camera output defect from AVN, AVM (Possible connector, cable defect)
- AVM misdiagnose cases
- Top view distortion: In-line correction error. Re-correction fixes issue
- Broken image pixel: Incomplete correction due to power OFF during correction process
- Camera screen defect (Top/Front/Rear/Left/Right): Possible camera defect
- Camera system features
- Camera issue (Black screen/Blue screen/Noise/Broken)
Issue Inspection Description Camera issue (Black screen/Blue screen/Noise/Broken) (1) Duplicate issue - Check gear R
- Open/close door
- Test drive to duplicate issue
- Check gear R
(Normal: Camera+ Guide line + warning message)
- Open/close door test (Duplicate issue at angles)
- Test drive (Drive impact)
βIf issue duplicates, follow steps belowCamera issue (Black screen/Blue screen/Noise/Broken) (2) Search & remove defect factor - Connection
- Damage
- Camera power
- Display signal
- Wiring
* If AVM is installed, also test side doors - Camera connection
- Remove trunk cover and find camera connector
- Connection must be locked in
β Check display
- Check camera damage
- Remove any dirt on lens
- Damage on lens, cracks β Moist inside camera
β Fault by customer if camera is physically damaged from outside
- Check camera voltage at gear R
- Red line: 6.5V, Black line: GND
- If there is no 6.5V input follow below steps
- Cable
- Power module
- Camera power source
- AVN Direct: AVN β Camera
- AVM: AVM β Camera
Camera issue (Black screen/Blue screen/Noise/Broken) (2) Search & remove defect factor - Connection
- Damage
- Camera power
- Display signal
- Wiring
4. Check with other monitor
* If other monitor is not available, replace camera instead- Use other monitor to test video input
- Yellow line: CVBS video, White: Video GND
- Monitor β¦ /AVN X β AVN defect
- Monitor X/AVN X β Camera defect
5. Check camera β AVN wiring- Camera β AVN Wiring check
- For Pin contact testing, include cable company if available
β Short on wire is common due to driving impact - Display issue (Display quality/Foggy/Foreign object)
Issue Inspection Description Display issue (Quality/Foggy/Foreign Object) (1) Duplicate issue - Check gear R
- Duplicate issue by checking gear R (Normal: Compare with other vehicle)
(2) Search & remove defect factor - Camera status
- Open/close trunk test
- Camera status
- Foreign object
- Damaged coating
- Clean lens using soft cloth
- Open/Close trunk test (Duplicate at certain angle)
β Lens assembly error caused lens move inside camera β Camera can be foggy - Parking guideline (Distortion)
Issue Inspection Description Parking guideline issue (Distortion) (1) Duplicate issue - Use parking guideline to test parking
- Use parking guideline to test parking
- Check if vehicle direction and guideline is match
β For safety, guideline appears +10cm wider (left/right) than actual vehicle(2) Search & remove defect factor - Confirm specs
- Camera connection
- Confirm specs
(Normal: Vehicle β guideline within +,-15cm)
- Camera connection
- Check camera bracket
- Check screw status
- Re-connect the screw and re-test
β Reason for15cm deviation: 1. Camera setting deviation 2. Guideline width (Actual area 10cm) - AVM (Distortion/Broken pixel)
Issue Inspection Description AVM (Distortion/Broken pixel) (1) Duplicate issue - Parking test
- Broken pixel on certain area
- Duplicate Issue At Gear R
(Normal: Top View, Parking Line Is Straight)
* Top View Is Displayed On The Right
- Check for broken pixel
(Cause: data store error during correction)
β Above issues can be treated with re-correction process(2) Search & remove defect factor - Re-correction
- Replace Camera/AVM
- Re-correction
- Service center AVM correction room (Recommended)
- If issue continues, replace camera/AVM and re-test
- Possible camera output defect
- Possible correction data memory defect
- 5. AVM Defect (black & white screen)
Issue Inspection Description AVM (No colors) (1) Duplicate issue - Check gear R
- Test drive
- Duplicate issue at gear R (Check black/white screen)
- Test drive to duplicate issue
(Drive on rough road to supply shock with vehicle)
β OSD outputs from AVN * Color (OSD: Select view mode, Door open UI)(2) Search & remove defect factor - Re-correction
- Replace test
* Check if issue gets resolved when tapping on AVM connector
Cable/Connector issue- Inspect AVM VOUT_C
- Check vehicle spec (S-VIDEO, Component)
* Check with related department with vehicle spec
- Luminance (Y)+Color (C)=Video/Black screen if color signal is not available
* Component: Use 2 C signals (Cb, Cr)
- Check vehicle spec (S-VIDEO, Component)
- Check AVM connector
- Connector connection (Must be locked)
- Check tension on Vehicle female connector - VOUT_C (A10) tension (2.5
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When to See a Mechanic
Stop DIY work and contact a certified mechanic immediately if any of the following apply:
- β’ You smell fuel, burning insulation, or see smoke.
- β’ Brakes feel soft, pull hard to one side, or make grinding noises.
- β’ The engine overheats, stalls repeatedly, or misfires under load.
- β’ You are missing required tools, torque specs, or safe lifting equipment.
- β’ You are not confident in the next step or safety outcome.
