Advent CHVNAV2 Manuel utilisateur

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CHVNAV2

Select Chevrolet Vehicles

Components：

Chevrolet T-Harnesses VHB Tape

HDMI Cable Video Output Flash

Cable

GPS Antenna

Video Input Cable

Interface Module

Screw Driver Components Pry Tools

Suggested Installation Tools:

Towel

1: Using a nylon pry tool, carefully remove the trim bezzel

covering the radio screen components.

2: Remove the 4 screws shown and remove the controls

and screen assembly.

3: Remove the dash cover panel to access the factory

speakers. If the vehicle does not have a center chanel

speaker you will use the front left dash speaker for

Nav Audio. If equipped with a center speaker after

dash panel removal, remove the center speaker cover

to access that speaker.

4: Disconnect the wireing from the Radio Module and

remove from the dash by pressing down on the release

hook and pulling toward you.

5: Route the speaker wire connection on the Nav

interface harness up to the area below the dash cover.

If there is a center speaker unplug the speaker

connection and connect the speaker to the harness,

then connect the speaker harness to the nav harness,

this is a T-Harness and requires both connections. If

no center channel speaker is present route the cable

to the left front speaker and connect the same way.

6: Put the radio control module back into it's location.

7: Connect the Nav interface harness to the power

connection of the radio and the radio power wire to

the Nav Harness.

8: On the HMI module below, connect the Nav T-

harness to the power connection as shown.

9: Disconnect the BLUE video connector on the HMI

module and connect to the provided extension cable

that will run to the Nav interface. Connect the

provided Video cable from the HMI Blue port to the

other port on the Nav interface, this completes Video

in and out.

10: The Nav interface module will be located above the

glove box or any other area that you have access to and

can securely mount the module.

11: Route the wire harness white color connectors to the

Nav Module final location.

12: Connect the white color connectors to the Nav

module.

13: Mount the GPS antenna in a location that is not

blocked by metal or glass containing a metalic coating,

then connect to the blue antenna port on the nav module.

If using a GMANTSP splitter, connect per it's instructions

to the blue antenna port, this allows use of the factory on-

star antenna. (Optional).

14: Connect and install the USB and HDMI cable

connections in a location the customer can access to use

these features. The USB connection is used for Map and

System Updates, there is no reason for the customer to

access the Nav module once it is installed. The USB will also

charge a connected device but is not for media use.

The HDMI connection will mirror HDMI compatible

phones, note that most phones require an adapter to

connect to an HDMI input. Contact the Phone provider or

Carrier for an approved adpater.

15: Check all connections and then re-connect the vehicle

battery. Test the system before replacing all dash panels.

The vehicle must be outdoors to obtain a GPS Location

once powered on.