Hyundai Santa Fe: Surround View Monitor (SVM) / Repair procedures
Tolerance Compensation
Tolerance compensation compensates for the error margins of surround view video
that occur due to the installation tolerance when the four cameras that comprise
the SVM system are installed.
You must carry out tolerance compensation if you do any of the following.
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Remove and install a wide camera.
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Conduct a body task that causes the focus of the wide camera to change,
such as a trunk task.
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Replace the door mirror that has a wide camera.
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Replace the SVM Controller.
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Tolerance Compensation Environments
There are two types of tolerance compensation [manual tolerance compenstation]
and [automatic tolerance compensation].
The service center with the SVM exclusive workshop performs [automatic
tolerance compensation].
The maintenance environment lacking an SVM exclusive workshop performs
[manual tolerance compensation].
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The Procedure of Manual Tolerance Compensation
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Advanced preparations will be made according to the following.
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Confirm that the car hood, trunk and door are closed.
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The door is closed after getting in on the passenger side.
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Unfold the side mirror if it is folded in.
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Put the gear into neutral.
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In the preparation stage ahead of time an exhaust inhaler should
not be installed as it can block the view of the rear camera.
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Also, the exhaust from the exhaust pipe can create a smokescreen
blocking rear footage, therefore after using a fan to clear
the exhaust the compensation work should be performed while
in IGN (ignition).
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The foot brake or electro-mechanical parking brake should be
engaged to prevent the car from moving.
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The following processes will be performed to confirm whether or not
the SVM ECU and camera are working properly before engaging tolerance
compensation mode.
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Confirm that the initially set up video is showing up. (front
view footage while the gear is in neutral + top view footage)
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Confirm that footage from the front, back, left and right is
showing up properly.
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When the footage appears properly, the tolerance compensation
mode will be engaged, and when footage is not showing up clearly
or does not show up at all the part will have to be replaced.
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Install around the vehicle by referring to the guide that was provided
along with the compensation scales (2), compensation standard line boards
(2), and compensation target boards (4).
When centering the wheels on the compensation standards line
board, the A-type and B-type must be centered separately.
Caution should be taken because the center location of the white
and black compensation plate consist of standard coordinates
the accuracy(distance / right-angles) are very important.
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The front and rear / left and right centering should
be maintained within a deviation of 3cm.
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When centering the vehicle the rotation deviation should
be maintained within 1 degree on the side.
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Keep the IG on while the car is stopped, confirm the location of the
gear stick is on ‘N’ and engage the parking brake on a flat area.
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Perform the work with the parking/view switch in the vehicle set to
‘ON.’
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Perform SVM Calibration according to GDS diagnostics display.
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Proceed with the AVM calibration according to the GDS screen.
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Before matching the calibration point : "+" blinks in
green color.
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When you click [OK] after matching the calibration point
: "+" turns on in red color.
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After matching 4 forward correction points, click [OK]
button and click [Update AVM] button to move to the
next camera calibration.
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Perform the calibration in the order of front -> rear
-> left -> right camera.
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After checking the vehicle and calibration line on the AVN monitor screen
to see if the calibration has been performed properly, press the [OK]
button.
When calibration has not been performed properly, press the [Cancel]
button to match the calibration points again.
[AVN Monitor]
[GDS Screen]
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Troubleshooting
1)
After replacing controller, always check that the system operates
properly...
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