Electrical Accessories-1 Electrical Accessories Reversing Rada Reversing Image .. Central Lock .. Electric Window Anti-Theft System CD Player /Multimedia Player CD Player Outline... Multimedia Player Outline Lighting System Front Combination Light .. Rear Combination Light Front Fog Light and Rear Fog Light ...... Rear Position Light... a Ceiling Light . Reading Light High-Mount Brake Light License Plate LightElectrical Accessories-2 Reversing Radar Operating Principle for Reversing Radar (ultrasonic ranging principle) ‘Sound is a type of wave. The sound frequency range that the human ear can hear is generally between 20Hz to 20kHz. The sound frequency that is higher than 20kHz is called the ultrasonic wave. Since the ultrasonic wave is a type of sound, the velocity of its propagation in the air is equal to the sonic speed (340m/s). Once it encoun- ters a barrier, part of the ultrasonic wave may rebound. Thus, the distance from a barrier can be calculated based ‘on the difference between the time when the acoustic wave is propagated and the time when the rebounded wave is received as well as the sonic speed. Composition of Reversing Radar System The system consists of: 4 probes (SENSOR) and | buzzer Definition of Terminal Blocks and Pins Parameters for Reverse Radar System [Rated operating voltage [Dc 12v, Opertngvoliage range Incov=i6v Operating penta mags [oo a0 [Storage temperature range [-s0"C~ 85°C ection distance segmentation [CCRC 4010015050) |Effective distance }O~(150+5)cm_ |Method of detection [Ultrasonic wave [Surface paint color [The same as the vehicle body's colorElectrical Accessories-3 Description of Functions and Display 1. The system is activated within 1s upon the engagement of the reversing position. The buzzer not sounding indicates that the system is operating normally. If one or more probes are faulty, the buzzer will beep twice: the faulty parts can be determined based on the fault indication sound sent after a 0.3s interval. The types of fault indication sound are as follows: con:40ms ‘on:4Oms/off:160ms te ir tat soured ‘The second fault sound condoms ‘on:40ms/ofl:160ms, | rete con:40ms iLIl ‘The forth faut sound Nove: ‘The first fault sound indicates thatthe sensor atthe left outer side ofthe bumper o it ine is damaged: The second fault sound indicates that the sensor at the lft inner side ofthe bumper or is line is damaged; ‘The third fault sound indicates thatthe sensor atthe right inner side of the bumper or its line is damaged: ‘The forth fault sound indicates tat the sensor at the right outer side of the bumper or its line is damaged a, Iftwo or more faults are detected during the system self-check, the priority ofthe fault indication sound will be inthe following order: from the fist fault indication sound tothe forth. In the event ofa faut, choose one AM type of faut indication sound based on the priority: b.The system will also detet the operation and connection of the system components continuously even un- der normal operation conditions. Inthe event ofa fault, the system will lso remind you of the faulty parts in the same way as described above 2. The system enters the normal detection mode after self-check. The relationship between the distance from a barrier and the frequency of an alarm sound is as follows: Zone B Zone c Zone Altona beep) (4Hz continuous sound) 2He intermittent sound) I} (4085)em (10025}om (15025}om Zone A: ‘The alarm sound is a long beep, and the distance from the barrier is 0 em-~(4025) cm; Zone B: ‘The alarm sound is a 4F{z continuous sound, and the distance from the barrier is (405) cm~(100#5) cm: Zone C: ‘The alarm sound is a 2Hz intermittent sound, and the distance from the barrier is (100=5) em~(150=5) emElectrical Accessories-4 Attention 1, The system may experience interference if close to a vehicle equipped with the same system or a similar one (activated) by another manufacturer, but it can still work normally; 2. If the relative speed between a barrier and the vehicle is less than 1 m/s, the system should be able to operate normally. When the reversing speed Is high, the detection accuracy of the reversing radar system may decrease. Recommended speed: 5 km/h; 3. Sensors are highly precise, and such precision is hard to restore if the system were dismantled pri- vately; 4, The reflected signal may be not be received due to the position, angle and size of an object as well as the reflective material. In addition, the signal reflected from a complex environment may also be incor- rect System Faults, Causes and Troubleshooting 1. If the reversing radar system does not respond, it may be because there is no power supply or the power supply voltage is not enough. Check whether the storage battery voltage is normal and the igni- tion switch wiring is correct, or the connection of wires is correct; 2. Ifthe system power supply is available but does not operate normally, it may be because the socket position is not correct, thus causing it not to operate normally. Connect all sockets correctly: 3. Ifthere is a long buzzer sound, it may be because a sensor is not installed properly, has come off or is, damaged, or the system has detected the vehicle body or the ground. Repair or replace the probes: 4. Ifthe distance from a barrier cannot be displayed, it may be because the storage battery voltage is not normal, the socket position is not correct or the sensor wiring is damaged. Check whether the storage battery voltage is normal, the sensor wiring contacts the exhaust pipe and silencer, or shut the system down and reconnect all sockets correctly. Tips: Detection may fail or not work properly under the following environments! Tt does not mean that the system is abnormal The barrier is a wire net, rope or tiny objet Driving on a grassy or an uneven, winding road: ‘The barrier is snow, cotton or other materials which absorb sound waves easily ‘When foreign substances adhere to a sensor; Ultrasonic wave noise of the same frequency, for example, metal sounds and exhaust sounds of high pres- sure gas, or when the vehicle hom sounds when facing a sensor; £. The barrier is a acute angle reflector or a conical object.Electrical Accessories-5 Reversing Image Operating Principle for Reversing Image ‘The reversing image system displays the image from the camera installed at the tail part of the vehicle with an ‘on-board multimedia player display, and superposes the spoke on the image via the OSD. Function Overview 4. Rear-View Image Display. When the “Reversing” position is engaged, the camera installed at the rear bumper goes into operation and sends the image behind the vehicle for to the display, Drivers can detect the presence of a barrier with an MPS multi- media player display, as shown in the diagram below: eee oe ooo ee <= ‘im from the barrier 2m fom the barrier “Tm from the barrier Tips: ‘The two curves on the screen represents the zone towards which both sides of the vehicle body extends back- wards naturally, which means the outer sides of the two lines are safe 2. Priority of Rear-View Image during Reversing When the multimedia player is playing other sources of program. the one currently playing will be interrupted au- tomatically if the vehicle is reversing, and the system will switch to the rear-view image display for reversing. 3. Definition of Pins. Circuit Signal Definition [py7oas— 18-11 [PINI [PIN2 [PING PING (Color lyellow [White [Red [Black [Function [Signal + |Signal- [Power supply + [Power supply -Electrical Accessories-6 Removal of Camera 1. Disconnect the negative pole of the storage battery. 2. Remove the fixing bolts for the camera. 3. Disconnect the camera connector. 4. Remove the camera, Installation of Camera Remark: The installation sequence is opposite that of the removal.Electrical Accessories-7 Central Lock 4. Locking. Press the LOCK key on the remote controller with the doors closed (when the door is unlocked). At this time, the vehicle lights will flash once and the five doors will be locked. 2. Unlocking. Press the UNLOCK key on the remote controller when the doors are locked, At this time, the vehicle lights will flash twice and the five doors will be unlocked 3. Auto-Rearming Function. Press the UNLOCK Key on the remote controller when the doors are locked to unlock the doors. Ifthe doors are not opened within 30 s, the five doors will be locked automatically 4. Remote Control Paused. ‘When the vehicle key is inserted into the ignition lock, the remote controller will not operate but the host oper- ates normally. 5. Manual Locking and Unlocking. ‘The five doors can also be locked and unlocked through the manual switch control. 6. Clear and register the remote controller's remote control learning function Step 1: Under normal circumstances, open the left front door (do not close it) and insert the original vehicle key into the ignition lock. Switch on/off (ON- LOCK) the vehicle key 5 times within $s and stop at the ON position at the fifth time. The buzzer will beep once and the vehicle lights will flash once, and the system enters the lear ing mode. Step 2: Press any Key on the remote controller within 10s, The buzzer will beep twice and the vehicle lights will flash twice, and the first remote controller is learned. Press any key on the second remote controller. The buzzer will beeps twice and the vehicle lights flash twice, and the second remote controller is learned. Step 3: After learning, lock the vehicle key (ON-LOCK) and exit the learning mode. The system will exit the learning mode if no key has been pressed within 10s. The original remote controller remains unchanged. 7. Ceiling Light Delay Function. (a) The ceiling light is turned on when the doors are open; when the doors are closed, the ceiling light will be tumed off after a delay of 15s. (b) When the doors are closed and the key is turned to ON, the ceiling light will be turned off. (c) When the key is turned from ON to LOCK, the ceiling light will be turned on, and will be turned off after a delay of 15s. 8. Beeping Function. (a) Key-in (low) and not at ON (high); when the left front door is open (low), the buzzer will beep intermit- tently. (b) Key not in (low), small light ON (high); when the left front door is open (low), the buzzer will beep for a longer time. 9. Liftgate Independent Opening Function. (a) Press the key of the lifigate lock on the remote controller to turn on the lifigate switch and the liftgate ac- tuator (or Pin 14 has a positive voltage output), and the liftgate will be opened. If the lifigate fails to open ‘within 60s upon pressing the Key, the liftgate actuator will not be activated when the lifigate switch is turned on (or Pin 14 has no positive voltage output). (b) Press the UNLOCK key on the remote controller or the unlock key of the manual switch to tum on the liftgate switch. The liftgate actuator is activated (or Pin 14 has a voltage output), and the lifigate can be ‘opened.Electrical Accessories-8 Definition of (VA-882) Remote Controller Central Lock Wiring —a— 10) 1 1) cooeoo J Fron View of Convoller Socket Front View of Controller Plug ‘The door light signal and the side window signal are open trade emitter outputs ‘The door light signal and the side window signal are open triode emitter outputs Hom oupar() enact is dow Bes a \_7 Power supply + Head (3) detection east ten |_Headtht (detection __ |g Fntium iprtoapa (VT [Rohtumiantoanareyy F—Poeraeuiey aL Suro postive ouput (TY) (eseNeD Henin ‘Coral locking paiva (12Vjoubut coebs mt [Gerilickncg ponine (Aue ‘erie ken detecton) ae (Door ont sina ton “4, — anvat ook sana Ca “ne anual uneciang sonal pe no Let nt door ten + Te ight oN) em sara Reasng irtnepsive xp ta Powe sue + Faxere uieckng detecion _" | _ ec set tctin sa trs ow ‘ON power supey detection (12V) Carnet ei hy etic do ON Foe SFP PS ole gate meter oo ia a it}? Powersupply + (72), ee ight on door detechon i ara aElectrical Accessories-9 1. Headlight. ‘Connected to the vehicle headlight +; the Line is 12V when the headlight is turned on. 2. Right tum light . ‘Connected to the right turn light +; the line is 12V during operation. 3. Sunroof positive output (reserved). ‘Connected to the vehicle window lifter relay coil end: when the vehicle key is tamed to the electric door ON, the line has a 12V voltage output; when the vehicle key is unplugged, the line will maimtain a 12V voltage within 60s. 4, Side window negative output and electric horn control output ‘Connected to the negative trigger line of the vehicle side window controller; the line provides a 10s negative signal output when the system locks the doors by remote control; transmits the hom ON signal in the anti-theft system. 5. Central unlocking output . ‘Connected fo the unlocking cable of the central lock actuator; the Line provides a 12V voltage output when the unlocking is engaged 6. Central locking output ‘Connected to the locking cable of the central lock actuator locking: the line provides a 12V voltage output when the locking is engaged 7. Vehicle key-in detection, ‘Connected to the vehicle lock detection line; the electric potential of the line will be pulled low when vehicle ‘key-in has been detected 8. Leftturn light ‘Connected to the positive line ofthe left rm light; the Line outputs a 12V voltage during operation 9. Reading light output. ‘Connected fo the negative trigger line of the front reading light; the line outputs a low level during operation to ‘turn the reading light on 10. Fastener unlocking detection ‘Connected to the internal switch of the left front door fastener: when the fastener is unlocked, its internal switch is tumed on and the electric potential of the line will be also be pulled down 11. Vehicle speed signal 500ms low. 12, ON power supply detection. ‘Connected to the vehicle electric door ON line; when the vehicle key is tamed to ON, the line has a 12V voltage. 13. Power supply. ‘The line is grounded (Interference may occur if the line is too long) 14, Liftgate motor. ‘Connected to the liftgate motor; when the unlocking key on the remote controller or the manual unlocking key is pressed, the line has a 12V power supply output 16. Liftgate switch ‘Connected to the liftgate switch: the line is connected to the negative pole of the power supply during operation 46. Power supply +. ‘Connected to the positive pole of the vehicle battery (red live wire) 17. Airbag signal. 18. Door light signal. ‘Connected to the combined instrument door light indicator; the line has a 100mA negative output during opera- tion (when any of the doots is open, the door light indicator will be tumed on) 19. Manual locking signa. ‘Connected to the left front door manual switch locking control cable; the line is connected to the negative pole of the power supply (GND) during operation 20, Manual unlocking signal. ‘Connected to the left front door manual switch unlocking control cable; the line is connected to the negative pole of the power supply (GND) during operation 21. Left front door switch, ‘Connected to the left front door switch control cable; the line is connected to the negative pole of the power sup- ply (GND) during operation 22, Right front door switch. ‘Connected to the right front door switch control cable; the line is connected to the negative pole of the power supply (GND) during operationElectrical Accessories-10 Electric Window The Haval Md electric window lifter is @ non-ant-pinch electric window regulator that consists of a non-anti- pinch motor and a drive mechanism. The regulator forthe front door has a cross-arm structure while that for the ‘ear door has a single-arm structure. Regulator Structure Schematics Left Rear Door Window Regulator Right Rear Door Window RegulatorElectrical Accessories-11 Anti-Theft System Composition of Anti-Theft System ‘The electronic anti-theft system for the vehicle engine consists of an anti-theft ECU assembly, an anti-theft coil assembly and two anti-theft converter assemblies. The anti-tieft coil assembly is sleeved onto the ignition lock cylinder while the other end is connected to the anti-theft ECU assembly. The two anti-theft converter assem- blies are installed in the plastic handles of the two keys respectively. 4. Location’ ‘Other than the anti-theft converter assemblies included in the keys, the other anti-theft system components are installed on the vehicle. They communicate with each other through harnesses. The following diagram shows their location. Anti-Theft Controller Steering Column ——— Anti-Theft Coil 2. Anti-Theft Controller ‘The anti-theft controller assembly consists of a microprocessor and peripheral components. It realizes the com- ‘munications between the password repeater assembly and the engine ECU. The anti-theft controller assembly ‘communicates with the engine ECU via a W wire, and it communicates with the anti-theft repeater assembly via the RF method. The anti-theft controller is connected to the diagnostic unit via a K wire. Matching, status moni- toring and fault diagnosis for the anti-theft system can be performed through the diagnostic unit. 3. Anli-Theft Coil ‘The anti-theft coil assembly is installed on the ignition lock core. The harness plug at the other end is connected to the anti-theft controller assembly. The anti-theft coil assembly generates an induction electromagnetic field to ‘enable the communications between the anti-theft controller assembly and the password repeater. 4. Repeater ‘The anti-theft repeater is installed in the key handle, It does not integrate with any power supply, and is compact and has a long service life. It obtains electrical power under the excitation of the electromagnetic field generated by the anti-theft coil, transmits signals and communicates with the anti-theft controller assembly 5. Wiring of Electronic Anti-Theft System leo YF [1 on a an [Bate a Ignition Switeh no |Go_| | storage Batery e200 co ng |W hs gl Rie | SOW AN ot GAD | 2 ar { MHS _| agnostic TastorElectrical Accessories-12 6. Connecting Plug for Anti-Theft Controller There are two connecting plugs for the anti-theft controller: 8-pin plug A and 3-pin plug B. aaa &-Pin Plug for Anti-Theft Controllor Pin Defintion for Gal 3-Pin Plug B at Pin Pin Definition en | Pirpetnson | Petes Ope| operating cunent ||P |_—__PinDefien la enaecs ihe battery's} 5) Looms a emia ot connector [a2 _[Connectsthe GND [ov [<200mA, [a3 [Connects the LED [12 K) iC MS _?) _ 7 2 Jack Catch Reading Light Removal of Reading Light Tips: Wrap the screwdriver head with adhesive tape before using it 1. Remove 4 jack catches with a screwdriver, and remove the lens cover. 2. Remove 2 bolts. 3. Disconnect the connector and remove the reading light. Installation of Reading Light Note: The order of installation is opposite that of the removal.Electrical Accessories-31 Removal of Reading Light (for superior configuration) Tips: ‘Wrap the screwdriver head with adhesive tape before using it. 1. Open the glass box and remove 2 screws with a screw- driver. 2. Disconnect the connector and remove the reading light. 3. Remove the bulb with bulb base assemblies at both ssides of the reading light by turning it counterclockwise. 4, Remove the 6 jack catches with a screwdriver and re- move the lens cover and the middle bulb assembly. Installation of Reading Light (for superior configura- tion) Remark: ‘The order of installation is opposite that of the removal one.Electrical Accessories-32 High-Mount Brake Light Removal of High-Mount Brake Light Tips: Wrap the screwdriver head with adhesive tape before using it Open the liftgate, 2. Remove the high-mount brake light cover. 3. Disconnect the harness and remove 1 fixing bolt, 4, Remove the high-mount brake light assembly, Installation of High-Mount Brake Light Remark: The order of installation is opposite that of the removalElectrical Accessories-33 License Plate Light Removal of License Plate Light 1. Remove the rear bumper (refer to related section in the Vehicle Body) 2. Disconnect the license plate light harness. 3. Press the hold-down clip and remove the license plate lights (two in total) Installation of License Plate Light Remark: ‘The order of instalation is opposite that of the removalElectrical Accessories-34