Description and Operation: Description: Notes
- System operation
HUD is a system that displays various information ahead of the wind shield glass for safety and convenience so that the driver can view the vehicle information while minimizing the eye movement.
The Head Up Display reflects the TFT LCD images to two mirrors (flat/concave) and displays them 2.2m ahead from the driver's eye.
Information provided by HUD;
- Vehicle speed
- Integrated (DIS) information TBT (Turn by Turn) navigation information, road signage
- Safety warning lamp: SCC, LDWS, LFW, Blind Spot Warning
- HUD Display Contents
Vehicle Information Warning Lamp, Speedometer, Smart Cruise Control (SCC), Turn-by-Turn Navigation, LDWS, BSD & LCA Warning Lamp (6 warnings) Pre-Safe Seatbelt (PSB), High Temp, Low Fuel, Oil Pressure, Battery Charge, Rear-Side Warning Lamps are displayed. - HUD Unit
- Windshield glass (Wedge film applied)
Windshield glass specialized for HUD must be used.
Special windshield glass must be replaced at the service center - the shape of the windshield glass and internal WEDGE Film affects the video display quality.
Please note that applying window tint film on the HUD specialized windshield glass may reduce the video display quality.
NOTE: Tinting the windshield glass may lower the image quality.
Wearing the polarized sunglass may result in a distorted or darkened image. - HUD on/off switch
- Ambient Light Sensor
Ambient light sensor: The two-direction (horizontal, vertical) measuring sensor is applied and the HUD brightness is adjusted by the horizontal measurements.
- Two-direction measuring ambient light sensor applied
CAUTION: If the ambient light sensor measurement is not recognized, the HUD does not work. Make sure that the sensor should work before checking the HUD.