Hyundai Genesis: Auto Head Lamp Leveling Device / Auto Head Lamp Leveling Unit Description and Operation
According to driving environment and loading state of
vehicle, head lamp lighting direction is changed to keep the driver's
visibility range and to protect the driver's vision from glare, aiming
at safety driving.
Sensor integrated ECU mounting on the rear center arm drives
the actuator mounting on the head lamp since sensing the input signal
following the vehicle's statically changes.
Head lamp beam is automatically operated by chassis tilt.
Operating Procedure
1. |
Suspension angle change resulted from vehicle's load change. |
3. |
Microprocessor calculates necessary head lamp angle change amount. |
4. |
Sending a proper signal to head lamp leveling device and driving actuator. |
Operating Condition
3. |
On stop : If sensor lever change is 0.3° and above, head lamp is operated after max. 1.5 sec. |
4. |
On driving : If vehicle velocity is over 4km/h(2.48mile/h),
velocity change is not over 0.8-1.6km/h(0.5 ~ 1.0mile/h) per second, and
loading condition is changed, then head lamp is operated. |
Components
1. |
Auto head lamp leveling unit
1. Leveling unit & sensor
2. Sensor mounting bracket
3. Sensor linkage
A. |
Using a Micro-processor, percept the operation lever's mechanical angle change or speed signal. |
B. |
As an actuator control device of inner control program, mounting on the rear center arm. |
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Inspection
1.
Ignition "ON".
2.
Turn on the head lamp switch.
3.
Check that the aim of the head lamp changes smoothly when the head lamp leveling device switch is turned on.
4.
If it ...
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Circuit Diagram
Input / Output Terminal Voltage
No.SignalDescriptionlevel1ACCACCOFF(Less than 1V), ON(More than 8V)4C-CAN-LHigh Speed CAN low-11V-OUTVideo Out-13IGNIGN SignalON(More than 9V) / OFF(Less than 1V)16C-CAN-HHigh Speed CAN high-18GND-RRear Camera GND-19REAR-POWERVCC-REARON(6~7V) / ...
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