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CLASSFICATION

    Installation Manual

 

MODEL

ENB-X2

 

DOCUMENT NO

BU No. 2

 

Hyundai Sonata In-Dash Navigation DIY Installation Guide 

VERSION

1.4

 

PAGE

     

 

 

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     

Information & Manual                                 

Copyright ©  2013 UNAVI USA, Inc. All rights reserved.

                                     

Date: 1/31/2013

 

TPMS (TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM) 

WARNING LAMP 

– ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE 

 

SYMPTOM/CONDITION 

The TPMS malfunction indicator lamp may be illuminated if the vehicle is moving around electric power 
supply cables or radio transmitters at police stations, government and public offices, broadcasting 
stations, military installations, airports, transmitting towers, etc.    External electronic devices connected 
to the vehicle's power outlets (notebook computer, seat warmer, massager, coolers, GPS navigation, 
mobile phone charger, etc.) may also cause this condition. The TPMS malfunction indicator lamp 
generally turns off after the vehicle is removed from such interferences. 

DIAGNOSIS: 

If the TPMS indicator lamp is ON, and all four wheel sensors are checked and are working correctly, 
external electronic devices connected to the vehicle's power outlets (notebook computer, seat warmer, 
massager, coolers, etc.) may be the cause of this condition.

   

Car manufacturers are aware that any 

aftermarket device operating especially on the CAN-Bus system can trigger random warning lamps. 

ACTION: 

1.  Please inspect if there are any other electronic devices inside the vehicle that may cause 

electromagnetic interferences with the TPMS.   

 

2.  Drive the vehicle out of the strong electric field for about 5 minutes to verify that the condition is 

corrected.

 

3.  Relocate the Control Box and its related cables away from the TPMS sensor (typically located 

behind the glove compartment). 

4. 

If the above doesn’t work, use a metallic shield wrap or a similar material to wrap around the 
Control Box and its cables with both ends of the shield connected to chassis ground at the point 
of entry. 

 

GPS ANTENNA INSTALLATION 

The delay when the GPS receiver is first switched on is due to the latest ephemeris data being 
downloaded, which is essential for the GPS receiver.    The data is valid for around 4 hours and takes 
approximately 20 seconds with a clear line of site to a satellite.    It takes longer if using multiple satellites, 
for instance if the GPS receiver is moving during first acquisition. 

The antenna needs to be facing the sky through a non-metallic enclosure.    A metallic enclosure 
(including window tints) will prevent the RF signal being received by the antenna and cause a Faraday 
cage effect.    Likewise, positioning the antenna near to obstructions such as laptop screen or where 
hands will be over the antenna should also be avoided, as the shielded will have a negative performance. 

The GPS Antenna base is magnetic.    On metal vehicles, position the antenna in the center of the 
vehicle at the highest point. 
 
For vehicles with non-metallic mounting surfaces, a metal plate with adhesive strips has been included 
in the kit for easy mounting and installation.    It is STRONGLY recommended to use this metal plate 
underneath the antenna as it will improve signal acquisition. 
 
Once the antenna has been positioned, route the antenna cable carefully to avoid damage. 
 
Position the GPS antenna in the center of the vehicle at the highest point with a clear view of the sky. 

Summary of Contents for ENB-X2

Page 1: ...n Dash Navigation DIY Installation Guide VERSION 1 4 PAGE 1 Information Manual Copyright 2013 UNAVI USA Inc All rights reserved Date 1 31 2013 Hyundai Sonata In Dash Navigation DIY Installation Guide Single CD Player Use Only MODEL Hyundai Sonata 2012 Professional Use WWW BUYUNAVI COM ...

Page 2: ... vehicle may void your manufacturer s warranty Hyundai is a registered trademark of Hyundai Motor America iPod is a registered trademark of Apple Inc Kia is a registered trademark of Kia Motors America Inc Bluetooth is registered trademark of Bluetooth SIG Inc Take care not to scratch the center fascia panel dash trim shift knob etc Eject disc before removing the audio unit to prevent damaging the...

Page 3: ... 1 4 PAGE 3 Information Manual Copyright 2013 UNAVI USA Inc All rights reserved Date 1 31 2013 Front bracket replacement Side mounting brackets L R Trip interface board Screws GPS antenna Magnetic plate Control box SD Card External speaker Pass Airbag Seat Belt lamp cable Telltale Lamp SMART cable SD USB interface cables Continued ...

Page 4: ...reserved Date 1 31 2013 TOOLS REQUIRED Masking Tape Double sided Tape Electrical Tape Dash Trim Removal Tool Zip Cable Ties Scissor Plastic Tin Snips Pliers Screwdriver Torx Bit T15 Phillips head Magnetized Magnetic Screw Bolt Tray Power Drill Unibit Electrical Connectors Tools Wire stripper Crimper T Tap etc Required Tools Pre installation picture of non navigation equipped model Trim levels may ...

Page 5: ...he condition is corrected 3 Relocate the Control Box and its related cables away from the TPMS sensor typically located behind the glove compartment 4 If the above doesn t work use a metallic shield wrap or a similar material to wrap around the Control Box and its cables with both ends of the shield connected to chassis ground at the point of entry GPS ANTENNA INSTALLATION The delay when the GPS r...

Page 6: ...1 4 PAGE 6 Information Manual Copyright 2013 UNAVI USA Inc All rights reserved Date 1 31 2013 INSTALLATION STARTS HERE Carefully remove the side crash pad garnish L R Apply protective tapes and take care not to damage and scratch the interior dash and its related parts Loosen the two mounting screws securing the center fascia panel ...

Page 7: ...31 2013 After the center fascia panel has been removed disassemble the following components from the back and directly transfer it to the new fascia kit Air vent assy L R Clock display Climate control Emergency light switch Plastic mounting clips not shown Installation is the reverse of removal Gently pull out the center fascia panel and disconnect all connectors hoses behind it Installation is th...

Page 8: ...ion DIY Installation Guide VERSION 1 4 PAGE 8 Information Manual Copyright 2013 UNAVI USA Inc All rights reserved Date 1 31 2013 Removed factory components transferred to the UNAVI fascia kit Remove the mounting screws 4EA then pull out the audio head unit Installation is the reverse of the removal ...

Page 9: ...vigation DIY Installation Guide VERSION 1 4 PAGE 9 Information Manual Copyright 2013 UNAVI USA Inc All rights reserved Date 1 31 2013 Rear view of the audio head unit after removing connectors and cables Remove the rear frame stabilizer Image of center fascia panel and audio head unit removed ...

Page 10: ...Guide VERSION 1 4 PAGE 10 Information Manual Copyright 2013 UNAVI USA Inc All rights reserved Date 1 31 2013 Remove the screws 6EA securing the BlueLink modem as shown After the modem is disassembled from the dash panel use a Torx driver T15 bit to remove the silver mounting bracket screws 4EA off of the BlueLink modem ...

Page 11: ... 4 PAGE 11 Information Manual Copyright 2013 UNAVI USA Inc All rights reserved Date 1 31 2013 Cut off the back plastic frame behind the dash along the dotted lines After cutting off the plastic frame the metal piece sticking out from the back must be bent or removed to provide room for the relocated audio head unit to sit in properly ...

Page 12: ...nata In Dash Navigation DIY Installation Guide VERSION 1 4 PAGE 12 Information Manual Copyright 2013 UNAVI USA Inc All rights reserved Date 1 31 2013 Sample image of the back of the dash panel Image of the BlueLink modem removed Proceed with caution when disassembling the modem ...

Page 13: ...tion DIY Installation Guide VERSION 1 4 PAGE 13 Information Manual Copyright 2013 UNAVI USA Inc All rights reserved Date 1 31 2013 Wrap the modem with a protective material such as a bubble wrap or shield wrap Relocate the modem behind the panel by sliding it underneath the chassis frame as shown ...

Page 14: ... In Dash Navigation DIY Installation Guide VERSION 1 4 PAGE 14 Information Manual Copyright 2013 UNAVI USA Inc All rights reserved Date 1 31 2013 Remove all screws securing the audio faceplate as shown Use a flathead screwdriver to release the tabs and gently pull out the faceplate ...

Page 15: ...SION 1 4 PAGE 15 Information Manual Copyright 2013 UNAVI USA Inc All rights reserved Date 1 31 2013 Image of the factory faceplate removed from the audio unit Take care not to damage the ribbon connector Release the lock and gently slide out the ribbon cable Disconnect the ribbon cable from the back of the audio faceplate ONLY ...

Page 16: ...In Dash Navigation DIY Installation Guide VERSION 1 4 PAGE 16 Information Manual Copyright 2013 UNAVI USA Inc All rights reserved Date 1 31 2013 Remove the screws securing the front bracket These screws will be reused Remove the front bracket Remove the mounting brackets on each side ...

Page 17: ...Dash Navigation DIY Installation Guide VERSION 1 4 PAGE 17 Information Manual Copyright 2013 UNAVI USA Inc All rights reserved Date 1 31 2013 Screw on the replacement mounting brackets Left and Right as shown Assemble the Trip Interface board onto the front replacement bracket as shown ...

Page 18: ...NAVI USA Inc All rights reserved Date 1 31 2013 Slide out the ribbon connector through the bottom opening of the front replacement bracket WARNING This TRIP MODULE is designed for specific models Improper use such as failure to follow instructions and use with incompatible radio will damage this module and the radio unit The ribbon cable is inserted into the Trip Interface board ...

Page 19: ...sh Navigation DIY Installation Guide VERSION 1 4 PAGE 19 Information Manual Copyright 2013 UNAVI USA Inc All rights reserved Date 1 31 2013 NEVER attempt to connect the ribbon cable to the Trip Interface Board like the picture shown above as it may cause permanent damage to the audio unit ...

Page 20: ...sh intermittently indicating data communication Please proceed with CAUTION when inserting the ribbon cable into the Trip Interface board DO NOT twist the cable as this may result in a damaged board and or the audio unit The Trip Interface board is designed to communicate with either side of the pins Connecting the ribbon connector between the Trip Interface board and the audio head unit Lift up t...

Page 21: ...ERSION 1 4 PAGE 21 Information Manual Copyright 2013 UNAVI USA Inc All rights reserved Date 1 31 2013 Use remaining screws from the original bracket to mount the front replacement bracket Image shown above may vary Route the SD USB interface cables around from behind the glove box and out through the center dash panel opening ...

Page 22: ...ERSION 1 4 PAGE 22 Information Manual Copyright 2013 UNAVI USA Inc All rights reserved Date 1 31 2013 EXAMPLE Mount the control box inside the glove compartment as shown Use Unibit to drill a hole on the back of the glove box about 3 4 inch just wide enough for the SD USB interface cables to slide through Proceed with Caution ...

Page 23: ...ation Guide VERSION 1 4 PAGE 23 Information Manual Copyright 2013 UNAVI USA Inc All rights reserved Date 1 31 2013 Mount the control box inside the glove box using a double sided tape or Velcro Another recommended location to mount the control box is inside the center pocket as shown above requires to drill hole ...

Page 24: ...AGE 24 Information Manual Copyright 2013 UNAVI USA Inc All rights reserved Date 1 31 2013 Connect the GPS antenna to the female connector labeled GPS Make sure the GPS receiver is mounted rounded side up facing the sky to a non metallic panel or on the front windshield glass Route the antenna cable carefully to avoid damage EXAMPLE ONLY ...

Page 25: ...tion Manual Copyright 2013 UNAVI USA Inc All rights reserved Date 1 31 2013 Factory clock display cable plugs into the Pass Air Bag Seat Belt lamp cable as shown The male connector of the Passenger Airbag Seat Belt lamp cable plugs into the back of the factory clock display console as shown It is optional to retain this display console in the vehicle ...

Page 26: ... allow sound output from the UNAVI system when the audio is in XM Radio CD MP3 Bluetooth mode Sound output from the system will use the factory speakers under AUX mode only Connect the external speaker to the female connector labeled BUILT IN SPEAKER If you choose to install the external speaker choose a location closest to the driver exposed or hidden and where it can be mounted from causing any ...

Page 27: ... Manual Copyright 2013 UNAVI USA Inc All rights reserved Date 1 31 2013 Connect the main factory audio cable 24 pin to the SMART cable harness Clear of any obstructing cables or components behind the dash panel Reconnect the remaining audio unit connectors and cable as shown Check the cables are not being too tightly squeezed in the back of the audio unit ...

Page 28: ... VERSION 1 4 PAGE 28 Information Manual Copyright 2013 UNAVI USA Inc All rights reserved Date 1 31 2013 Mount the audio unit back into the dash panel using the original screws Plug in the 6 pin TRIP POWER connector to the Trip Interface board as shown Plug in the 5 pin TRIP PCB connector to the Trip Interface board as shown ...

Page 29: ... Guide VERSION 1 4 PAGE 29 Information Manual Copyright 2013 UNAVI USA Inc All rights reserved Date 1 31 2013 Connect the 10 pin control keypad cable to the Trip Interface board as shown Plug in the 3 pin TELLTALE LAMP cable to the Passenger Airbag Seat Belt indicator lamp located behind the UNAVI fascia kit as shown ...

Page 30: ...allation Guide VERSION 1 4 PAGE 30 Information Manual Copyright 2013 UNAVI USA Inc All rights reserved Date 1 31 2013 Plug in the remaining cables to the back of the LCD panel as shown INSTALLATION COMPLETE For additional support and information please visit us at www buyunavi com Thank you for choosing UNAVI ...

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