Section 30 (Surround View Monitor (SVM) System): Troubleshooting

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CAUTION:

After replacing SVM ECU, always check that the system operates properly.
If the failure persists after replacing the SVM ECU, do not replace the unit.

Inspection by DTC Code

Symptom	Probable Cause	Remedy
Single DTC code appearance	Loose connector relevant to a certain DTC code	Check connection status and reconnect the connector.
	Tolerance compensation not completed	DTC code appearance (B103000) Perform tolerance compensation.
	Disconnected wiring	Inspect for conductivity of relevant area of DTC and wiring. (B280000/C161600/B162C00/B16B700/B16B800/B16B900/B161BA00 * B16B700: DTC for no video input from the front camera B16B800: DTC for no video input from the rear camera B16B900: DTC for no video input from the left camera B16BA00: DTC for no video input from the right camera
	Faulty wiring connector	Check for bent or damaged wiring connector pin. Inspect wiring.
	Faulty SVM ECU connector	Check for bent or damaged SVM ECU connector pin. Replace SVM.
	Faulty SVM single unit	Check basic operation and DTC on GDS. Replace SVM.
2. Multiple DTC codes appearance	Loose SVM main connector	Check connection status and reconnect the connector.
	Disconnected wiring	Camera power In case of 6V or below, inspect relevant wiring. ACC/IGN power In case of 7.5V or below, inspect relevant wiring. SVM switch In case of 1.75V or higher with the switch ON, inspect relevant wiring.
	Faulty wiring connector	Check for bent wiring connector pin or interference in neighboring parts. Inspect wiring.
	Faulty SVM ECU connector	Check for bent SVM ECU connector or interference in neighboring parts. Replace SVM.
	Faulty SVM single unit	If failure reoccurs after the items above are confirmed normal, replace SVM.

Inspection for Defect in SVM Performance (Image Output)

Symptom	Probable Cause	Remedy
No image output: Black screen, Blue screen	Loose SVM main connector	Check connection status and reconnect the connector.
	Disconnected SVM wiring	Inspect for conductivity of ACC/IGN/V-OUT/M-CAN terminal wiring
	Faulty IPM (SJB)	Check power of ACC/IGN terminals: In case of 7.5V or below, inspect IPM (SJB)
	Faulty SVM	If failure recurs after the items above are confirmed normal, replace SVM.
2. Abnormal image output: Noise on screen/lines/cracked display/unable to change display	Loose main connector	Check connection status and reconnect the connector.
	Disconnected or short-circuited wiring	Inspect the wiring relevant to DTC appearance.
	Faulty tolerance compensation	If the SVM image display is cracked even though the camera display is normal, execute tolerance compensation again.
	Faulty camera	If both camera display and SVM image display are cracked, inspect the camera.
	Faulty IPM (SJB)	In case of DTC code (C161600) appearance, inspect IPM (SJB).
	Faulty console switch	Inspect SVM switch. In case of 1.75V or higher with the switch ON, replace the switch.
	Faulty SVM	If failure reoccurs after the items above are confirmed normal, replace SVM.

Inspection for Faulty PDW Warning Display & Parking Guideline

Symptom	Probable Cause	Remedy
Faulty PDW warning display & faulty parking guideline	AVN option information not configured	Check and modify AVN option configuration status.
	Loose main connector	Check connection status and reconnect the connector.
	Faulty IPM (SJB)	Check that Parking Distance Warning (PDW) and Steering wheel Angle Sensor (SAS) are normal. Inspect IPM (SJB).
	Faulty SVM	If failure reoccurs after the items above are confirmed normal, replace SVM.