Invision G9 Installation Instructions

TOYOTA 2005/6 HIGHLANDER MOONROOF 9” OVERHEAD VIDEO (AUTOCINEMA) Document # GRA Created: 7/5/2006 Part Number: - Accessory Code:

Kit Contents

Item # Qty Component Description1 1 MONITOR ASSEMBLY2 1 TRIM RING3 1 BRACKET ASSEMBLY4 1 HARDWARE BAG5 1 PAPER CUTOUT TEMPLETE6 1 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS7 1 ANTENNA ASSEMBLY8 1 WIRE PULLER

Hardware Bag Contents

Item # Qty Component Description1 5 Red T-Taps2 1 Blue Male Spade3 4 1/4" X 20 Nuts4 1 1/2" Phillips Screw5 4 Barrel Nuts6 8 1/4" Phillips Screws7 4 1/4" X 1" Washers8 3 6" Wire Ties9 2 11" Wire Ties10 1 4" x 8" Foam Tape11 4 Monitor Bracket T-Studs12 1 Alcohol Pad

Additional Items Required For Installation

Item # Qty DescriptionElectrical Tape

Recommended Tools

Seat/Floor Covers Blankets

Pliers 4mm Allen DriverNylon Removal Tool 10mm Socket#2 Phillips Screwdriver Wire Crimper#1 Phillips Screwdriver Marker7/16" Socket Utility Knife14mm Socket Wire Cutters3/32" Drill Bit/Stop

Safety Tools

Installation Tools

Special Tools

Special Chemicals

Color Applicability/Trim Level

Vehicle Trim Color

Gray

Beige

XX

Accessory C

olor

AshIvory

General Applicability All Highlander Moonroof Vehicles Conflicts None Recommended Sequence of Application

Item # Accessory1 Install Wiring2 Install Modulator3 Install Monitor

*Mandatory Legend

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TOYOTA 2005/6 HIGHLANDER MOONROOF 9” OVERHEAD VIDEO (AUTOCINEMA)

SPECIAL NOTE:

Installation Sequences After Safety mandated preparatory steps have been

taken, the installation sequence is the suggested

method for completing the accessory installation. In

some instances the suggested sequence is written for

one associate to install and in others the sequence is

given as part of a team accessory installation. Unless

otherwise stated in the document, the associates may

perform the installation steps in any order to make the

installation as efficient as possible while maintaining

consistent quality.

A. Pre-installation Precaution 1. Use Seat and Floor Protectors to avoid damage

to surfaces.

2. If the vehicle is equipped with an Anti-theft

radio, the radio code must be written down prior

to disconnecting the battery cable. The code

must be re-entered when the negative battery

cable is reconnected. Disconnecting the

battery may cause certain vehicle settings to be

lost. Manufacturer’s recommendations for

battery removal should be followed.

Disconnecting the battery is recommended.

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B. Battery Disconnect

1. NOTE: be sure to open the rear hatch, PRIOR

to disconnecting the battery.

2. Remove the NEGATIVE (-) battery terminal

using a 10mm socket before starting any

disassembly. (Fig. B2)

C. Mark Monitor Cutout

1. Align template with rear edge of moonroof

opening on headliner. (Fig. C1)

2. Carefully mark monitor cutout with marker.

(Fig C2)

D. Cutout Monitor Opening

1. Be sure sunshade is closed before step D2 to

prevent damage.

2. Carefully cut out monitor opening using a sharp

utility knife. (Fig. D2)

Fig. B2 Fig. C1 Fig. C2 Fig. D2

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E. Remove Center Finish Panel

1. Carefully pry center finish panel from dash using

fingers or NRT if needed. (Fig. E1)

F. Remove Radio/HVAC Controls

1. Remove (6) bolts using a 10mm socket. (Fig. F1)

2. Remove (6) connectors from rear of radio/HVAC

control assembly. (Fig. F2)

3. Remove antenna connector from rear of radio.

(Fig. F3)

G. Lower Glove Box

1. Remove dampner attachment screw under dash

using a #1 phillips head screwdriver. (Fig. G1)

2. Remove dampner attachment by pulling it from

the bracket.

Fig. E1 Fig. F1 Fig. F2 Fig. F3 Fig. G1

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3. Squeeze upper sides of glove box compartment

with hands to lower. (Fig. G3)

H. Remove Passenger Side Visor

1. Carefully remove visor screw cover by prying

with NRT. (Fig. H1)

2. Remove (2) phillips head screws using #2

phillips head screwdriver. (Fig. H2)

I. Remove Grab Handle

1. Carefully open passenger side grab handle

screw covers by hand. (Fig. I1)

2. Remove (2) bolts using a 10mm socket. (Fig. I2)

Fig. G3 Fig. H1 Fig. H2 Fig. I1 Fig. I2

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J. Remove Door Seal Trim

1. Carefully pull door seal trim from upper half of

passenger door opening. (Fig. J1)

K. Remove A-pillar Garnish Molding

1. Pry A-pillar molding on passenger side,

beginning at top (underside), using a NRT.

(Fig. K1)

2. Remove molding from vehicle.

L. Remove B-pillar Molding

1. Remove passenger seatbelt cover by prying with

a NRT. (Fig. L1)

2. Remove seatbelt bolt with a 14mm socket.

(Fig. L2)

3. Pull B-pillar molding back from top (by hand) far

enough to allow headliner to drop slightly.

(Fig. L3)

Fig. J1 Fig. K1 Fig. L1 Fig. L2 Fig. L3

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M. Route Wiring from Monitor Opening to A-pillar

1. Feed wire puller above headliner, starting from

A-pillar. (Fig. M1)

2. Feed wire puller until it’s exposed in monitor

cutout. (Fig. M2)

3. Attach main harness and antenna harness to

wire puller at end near A-pillar. (Fig. M3)

4. Be sure to attach end of main harness with

snaps on sides to wire puller. Use electrical tape

to secure antenna coax to cable to avoid

damage to cable end.

5. Carefully pull harnesses from monitor cutout until

approximately 12” is exposed through monitor

opening. (Fig. M5)

6. Remove tape and wire puller.

Fig. M1 Fig. M2 Fig. M3 Fig. M5

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N. Install Monitor Bracket

1. Insert (2) T-studs in forward crossmember.

(Fig. N1)

2. Install bracket, aligning it with the forward (2) T-

studs. (Fig. N2)

3. Install (2) washers and ¼”-20 nuts onto forward

T-studs and leave loose.

4. Install (2) T-studs into the rear crossmember.

(Fig. N4)

5. Install (2) washers and ¼”-20 nuts onto the rear

T-studs.

6. Tighten (4) ¼”-20 nuts with 7/16” socket.

(Fig. N6)

Fig. N1 Fig. N2 Fig. N4 Fig. N6

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O. Install Monitor Wiring

1. Drill pilot hole with 3/32” drill bit (with stop ¼”

from end of bit) in vehicle crossmember as

shown. (Fig. O1)

2. Attach eyelet on main harness to crossmember

with ½” phillips head screw. (Fig. O2)

3. Install (1) T-tap to the red wire and (2) T-taps on

the black wire of the main harness. (Fig. O3)

4. Attach each of the blue spade clips from the 12”

domelamp harness to each of the T-taps in the

following sequence:

Domelamp Harness Main Harness

Black/Red Stripe Wire Red Wire

Red/Black Stripe Wire Black Wire

Purple/Brown Stripe Wire Black Wire

P. Install Monitor Trim Ring

1. Cut hole in fabric of trim ring approximately 1”

smaller than inner hole in trim ring. (Fig. P1)

2. Attach trim ring to monitor with (8) ¼” phillips

head screws using #1 phillips screwdriver.

(Fig. P2)

Fig. O1 Fig. O2 Fig. O3 Fig. P1 Fig. P2

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Q. Install Monitor

1. Open monitor screen.

2. Connect white connectors together and then

connect black connectors together. (Fig. Q2)

3. Attach power cable and antenna connectors to

monitor (hand tighten antenna lead).

4. Tuck wires above headliner. (Fig. Q4)

5. Locate monitor onto (4) studs attached to

monitor bracket.

6. Install (4) barrel nuts and tighten with 4mm hex

(Allen) driver. (Fig. Q6)

R. Install TV Antenna to Windshield

1. Clean windshield with alcohol pad.

2. Peel red adhesive backing from antenna base

and partially peel back paper backing. (Fig. R2)

3. Attach antenna base to center of windshield near

top, inserting harness above headliner (locate

base off center if equipped with EC mirror).

(Fig. R3)

Fig Q2 Fig. Q4 Fig. Q6 Fig.R2 Fig. R3

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4. Tuck harness above headliner, working from

center towards A-pillar on passenger side.

(Fig. R4)

5. Peel remaining paper backing and attach to

windshield from center towards A-pillars.

(Fig. R5)

6. Cut any excess antenna at A-pillars, if

necessary.

S. Route Wire Harness to Radio

1. Feed wire puller between A-pillar and I/P, pull

through glove box opening. (Fig. S1)

2. Attach main harness to wire puller at A-pillar.

3. Pull harness through glove box opening.

(Fig. S3)

4. Pull main harness through radio opening using

wire puller. (Fig. S4)

5. Remove wire puller.

Fig. R4 Fig. R5 Fig. S1 Fig. S3 Fig. S4

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T. Connect Wiring at Radio

1. Attach red T-tap to gray wire (PIN #3 on

connector R3 for 6 speaker audio circuit, PIN

#11 on connector R4 for 8 speaker audio circuit)

using pliers. (Fig. T1)

2. Attach red wire from main harness (with blue

spade clip) to red T-tap on gray wire. (Fig. T2)

3. Connect male antenna lead (vehicle) to female

antenna lead (FM Modulator). (Fig. T3)

4. Connect main harness connector to FM

Modulator harness. (Fig. T4)

5. Wrap FM Modulator with foam tape.

6. Attach FM Modulator to I/P bracket using (2) 11”

wire ties. (Fig. T6)

7. Trim excess material from wire ties.

Fig. T1 Fig. T2 Fig. T3 Fig. T4 Fig T6

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U. Fix A-pillar Wiring

1. Fix main harness to black factory wiring along A-

pillar with (3) 6” wire ties. (Fig. U1)

2. Trim excess material from wire ties.

V. Reassemble Components

1. Reassemble trim, radio, glove box, visor, handle,

and door seal by reversing steps E-L.

2. Reconnect vehicle battery by reversing step B.

Torque terminal connectors to 36 in-lbs.

W. Complete Installation

1. Install 2 AAA batteries in remote control.

2. Install 2 AAA batteries in each headphone

headset.

3. After testing system, store owners manual in

glove box. Store remote and headphones in

rear of center console.

Fig. U1

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Wiring Diagram

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Functional Verification:

Check

Accessory Function checks:

Look For:

Turn vehicle ignition to ON, depress power button on remote control for monitor.

Monitor should power on, start up screen should appear on screen.

Insert DVD into monitor, press enter.

DVD should begin playing.

Depress “sound around” on remote control. Tune vehicle FM radio station to channel displayed on screen.

“Sound around “ON” and FM channel displayed on screen.

Depress source button until “TV” is displayed scroll channel up/down until TV channel is observed.

TV tuner reception. (Reception may be poor in areas where signal may be blocked.)

Depress “sound around” on remote control. Tune vehicle FM radio station to channel displayed on screen.

“Sound around OFF” and FM channel displayed on screen. Vehicle radio should operate normal

Turn power “ON” wireless headphones (turn Volume dial up slightly on headphones).

Program on G9 monitor should be audible through wireless headphones.

Slide dome lamp switch on monitor to “ON”.

Both lights on monitor should turn on.

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Troubleshooting: Condition:

Check For:

Unit does not power "ON"

1. Is ignition turned "ON”? 2. Are batteries installed in remote control? 3. Are power connections and ground secured? 4. Check power on the vehicle side of power

connection. 5. Check power on the accessory side of power

connection. 6. Is vehicle fuse blown? If yes, check to see that

there is not a short circuit. 7. Check overhead video unit for continuity to ground

on black wire and power at red wire on 4 pin connector (Fig. 1). Use eyelet as ground connection for all voltage checks. If continuity and power exist, the problem lies in the overhead unit.

Sound is not heard through vehicle radio 1. Is “sound around” turned on?

2. Does vehicle radio station match radio station displayed when “sound around” is turned “ON”?

3. Check that FM Modulator is receiving power. Test G9 main harness for continuity at 8 pin connector on each side. All pins should be continuous (Fig. 1). Test for power at PIN #8, ground at PIN #1, and audio voltage of .02 V at PIN #3 and PIN #4. If voltages are not present, the problem lies in the overhead unit.

Sound is not heard through wireless headphones 1. Are batteries installed? 2. Is power "ON" (headphones)? 3. Is volume turned "UP" (on headphones)? 4. Is anything blocking signal between monitor and

headphones?

Vehicle has poor sound 1. Turn off “sound around” on monitor

Interference caused by local radio station 1. Use FM Model Select to choose a different channel.

IR Sensor inoperative 1. Verify that the batteries in the remote are fresh. 2. Verify that the remote sensor eye is not

obstructed. 3. Verify that the infrared transmitter is affixed over

the sensor eye of the component to be controlled. No picture 1. Verify the correct video input mode is used on TV.

2. Verify the video cable is plugged into jack securely.

Unit powers up but no audio and/or video 1. Try another disc format (Note: not all DVD formats are compatible with player

Television picture poor or no reception 1. Verify TV station is local. 2. Check antenna input connection.

If problem persists contact INViSiON Technical Assistance at 1-866-869-7888

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