Component Location |
[4DR] |
1. AVN head unit 2. Front tweeter speaker 3. Glass antenna amplifier 4. Front door speaker 5. Rear door speaker |
6. Subwoofer speaker (Option)
7. Antenna feeder cable 8. External amplifier (Option) 9. Roof antenna (Option) 10. Crash pad center speaker |
[5DR] |
1. AVN head unit 2. Front tweeter speaker 3. Glass antenna amplifier 4. Front door speaker 5. Rear door speaker |
6. Subwoofer speaker (Option)
7. Antenna feeder cable 8. External amplifier (Option) 9. Roof antenna (Option) 10. Crash pad center speaker |
Description |
AVN system
The AVN system simplifies system manipulation and by unifying the vehicle information and user information displays, improves information search and operation experience.
The system is basically composed of a keyboard for the operation of combined function, LCD monitor, a head unit with Bluetooth handsfree calling, voice recognition and navigation, music amplifier and the media unit that connects with other external devices.
System features
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Simplification of user interface : the multimedia and car information are displayed on the monitor. |
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Networked electronic parts : Efficient information transmission through CAN communications. |
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Up-to-date technologies integrated :
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System Block Diagram
Limitations of the Navigation System
GPS Signal Reception State
As the GPS satellite frequency is received/transmitted in straight lines, reception may not work if hiding devices are placed on or near the GPS antenna or when traveling through the following locations.
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Tunnels |
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Basement parking structures |
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Underneath an overpass |
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Roads within forested areas |
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Areas near high rise buildings |
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Roads within canyons |
Vehicle Position Display
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If multipass errors occur due to reflections from buildings or related causes, the current position mark on the navigation may differ from the actual position of the vehicle. |
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The position of the vehicle on the navigation may be different from the actual position if the vehicle is under the occur, driving for a short period of time will vehicle through map matching or GPS information (several minutes may be necessary in certain cases).
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Route Guidance
Suitable route guidance may not occur caused by search conditions or the driving position.
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Guidance to go straight may be given while driving on a straight road. |
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Guidance may not be given even when having turned at an intersection. |
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There are certain intersections in which guidance may not occur. |
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A route guidance signaling entrance into a no enter zone may occur (No enter zone, road under construction, etc.) |
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Guidance may be given to a position removed from the actual destination if roads to reach the actual destination do not exist or are too narrow. |
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Faulty voice guidance may be given if the vehicle breaks from the designated route (ex : if a turn is made at an intersection while the navigation provided guidance to go straight). |
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Map Data may be missing or incorrect causing route guidance to not be given. |
Route Re-calculation
The following phenomena may occur after conducting route recalculation.
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When turning at an intersection, the navigation system gives wrong information on the current position. |
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Route recalculation may take a longer period of time when driving under high speeds. |
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A route guidance signaling for a U-Turn in a No U-Turn location may occur. |
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A route guidance signaling entrance into a no enter zone may occur (No enter zone, road under construction, etc). |
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Guidance may be given to a position removed from the actual destination do not exist or are too narrow. |
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Faulty voice guidance may be given if the vehicle breaks from the designated route (ex : if a turn is made at an intersection while the navigation provided guidance to go straight) |