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How to adjust the LDW camera image

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CAUTION:
  • When the LDW-ECU is replaced, initialize the LDW camera before adjusting the LDW camera image.
  • Before the LDW camera image is adjusted, check the LDW camera mounted surface on the windshield for scratch, cracks, contamination or drain drops and check that the LDW-ECU is installed correctly.


This procedure describes how to adjust the LDW camera input image.

NOTE:
  • The LDW camera image cannot be adjusted under unfavorable conditions such as snowfall. In such a case, you can eliminate a warning message in the combination meter by pressing the LDW switch for at least five seconds until the conditions improve. (A DTC will not be erased.)
  • To recover the display, press the LDW switch for at least five seconds again.
  1. Turn the ignition switch "OFF" and then connect the scan tool (M.U.T.-III) to the data link connector (For how to connect the scan tool (M.U.T.-III), refer to DIAGNOSIS FUNCTION ).
  2. Turn the ignition switch to the "ON" position. (Start the engine.)
  3. Select the scan tool (M.U.T.-III) screen menu as follows.
    1. Select "Lane Keep" displayed on the "System selection" screen.
    2. Select "Special function."
    3. Select "Learning."
    4. Select "Calibration: Image adjustment."
  4. The LDW indicator light in the combination meter will flash until the step below completes.
  5. Drive the vehicle for at least five minutes cumulative at 40 km/h or more under the conditions below.
    NOTE: The ideal vehicle speed is 70 km/h or more. If you can drive the vehicle on a dry, stable and straight road at 70 km/h or more during day time, the image adjustment will be complete more quickly.
    1. Road and environmental conditions should be so that the lane division lines should be clear.
    2. A cornering radius of the road should be 300 m or more.
  6. Then it should go out once and then come on again.
  7. After checking the step above, turn the ignition switch "ON". If DTC No. C1706 is stored, stored again the LDW camera image compensation value, and then repeat the procedure.
  8. The LDW camera image adjustment is complete.
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