Repair Procedures: Inspection
WARNING: This page is about a different car, the 2017 Genesis G90. However, it is still accessible from the selected car via links, so may be relevant.
If a part of the Head Up display footage is distorted or it is not at eye level with the driver a Global Diagnostic System (GDS) can be used to carry out calibration.
- In case calibration is required
- When replacing the head-up display unit.
- In case the footage is distorted after replacing the windshield (double vision removed after film is inner mounted to the glass).
- When the HUD mounted main crashpad is removed/installed or replaced.
- When the video installation location of the Head-up display unit is not at eye level of the driver and the focus is inconsistent.
- calibration parts
No Footage Calibration Functions Calibration Cases 1 Rotation: Calibration in the half-circle/clockwise direction based on the center 2 Smile: Calibration based vertically on the center 3 Slanted(up/down): Calibration according to an upward/downward slant 4 Slanted(left/right): Calibration according to a left/right slant 5 Parallel compensation 6 Move location of mark to upward/downward: Compensation according to eye height 7 Initialization: Changed to the status of before video compensation - Process of calibration
- Locate the vehicle on a flat plane for accurate adjustment.
- Make sure that there are no foreign materials on the windshield.
- The service technician will connect the Global Diagnostic System to the vehicle and select vehicle type and HUD system additional functions.
- Under additional functions select "HUD calibration".
- Before "Calibration" carry out "HUD Calibration - Initialization."NOTE: "HUD Calibration - Initialization" must be performed first before proceeding to "Calibration".
- Select the necessary calibration parts and carry out "HUD Calibration".
- When calibration is complete start, then cut the engine and check to view that the footage calibration is complete.