Maps Update V9 now shipping

[Nikgen]

Cool. Did it fix the problem? That's what I have as an issue right now.

Yes, it fixed the XM issue but screwed up the rear view camera - it added a second set of guides with green/yellow/red colors (along with the normal yellow/red guides that are supposed to be there). These "bonus" guides are wrong (you'd hit something if you used them) and don't turn as the wheel is turned. I also no longer have the alternate look-down over the bumper view. Waiting to hear back from dealer, but I suspect another new head unit is in order? Makes one concerned about the quality of these pricey electronics and what will happen once they are out of warranty - I'll be buying the extended warranty now as a result!

 

[Aquineas]

Yes, it fixed the XM issue but screwed up the rear view camera - it added a second set of guides with green/yellow/red colors (along with the normal yellow/red guides that are supposed to be there). These "bonus" guides are wrong (you'd hit something if you used them) and don't turn as the wheel is turned. I also no longer have the alternate look-down over the bumper view. Waiting to hear back from dealer, but I suspect another new head unit is in order? Makes one concerned about the quality of these pricey electronics and what will happen once they are out of warranty - I'll be buying the extended warranty now as a result!

No it doesn't need to be replaced; the same thing happened to me when my head-unit was replaced (due to a crappy Bluetooth chip). This is just a software setting on the car. The tech at the dealer where I purchased my car fixed it by pulling out this tablet-based software that interfaced to a BT dongle plugged into my ODB port. I would have loved to see all the things that can be tweaked (because it looked like a lot), or even be able to tell you which parameter it was. In any case, once he reset that, the backup camera worked fine. I'm sorry to say I don't know what parameter he changed.

 

[Nikgen]

No it doesn't need to be replaced; the same thing happened to me when my head-unit was replaced (due to a crappy Bluetooth chip). This is just a software setting on the car. The tech at the dealer where I purchased my car fixed it by pulling out this tablet-based software that interfaced to a BT dongle plugged into my ODB port. I would have loved to see all the things that can be tweaked (because it looked like a lot), or even be able to tell you which parameter it was. In any case, once he reset that, the backup camera worked fine. I'm sorry to say I don't know what parameter he changed.

Thanks - good to know it's not a hardware issue.

 

[Aquineas]

Thanks - good to know it's not a hardware issue.

Be persistent though; it took about 15 minutes of fiddling by the tech to fix it (and he is a Master Hyundai Technician who is also my dealer's electronic's specialist). As for the extended warranty, I concur. It's why I won't buy a car without one. For illustration purposes, ask the parts department how much that head-unit would have cost you if you had to replace it. If you didn't need convincing, that number (~3800) should convince most people.

 

[srobak]

So the 591 update did not resolve my issue with losing subscription. In fact - it wouldn't even load onto the radio. They tried twice. The dealer has ordered a new unit...