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Body Control Module

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Objectives To understand the function of Body Control Module. To understand the control function and operation condition. To understand the troubleshooting method.

The BCM supplies various conveniences for drivers and is applied to many vehicles. It is well familiar with us for many aspects including functional questions and malfunction examples. The BCM controls the body electrical system. New functions controlled by the BCM are, for example, the driver seat belt warning control, turn signal lamp control, head lamp control are supplemented. In addition, “User’s option” by which conveniences can be set to driver’s inclination items for easy checking using Hi-scan pro. Therefore, it will be possible to perform maintenances by more accurate diagnosis.

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Switch illumination control

Wiper control

Warning lampcontrol

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1. BCM General information 1.1 Block diagram

B C M

Battery (Back-up Voltage) Ignition 1 & 2(Power Voltage) Alternator “ L “ terminal IGN. Key door warning switch All door switches Driver’s door unlock switch Passenger’s door unlock switch Central door lock/ unlock switch Tailgate switch Hood switch Driver door key lock/unlock switch Passenger door key lock/unlock switch Front window deicer switch Washer switch Wiper intermittent switch Wiper INT. Volume Resistor S/W Rear window washer switch Rear window wiper switch Rear window defogger switch Tail lamp switch Driver seat belt switch Vehicle crash signal (from A/BCM) Vehicle speed sensor Headlamp switch Fog lamp switch Tailgate handle switch Code saving signal Rear left/right door unlock switch Remote Controller Lock/Unlock Switch Auto light sensor signal Auto light switch Passenger seat SBR signal

Wiper motor relay Rear wiper & washer

Defogger relay Seat belt warning indicator Chime bell Power window relay Door lock/unlock relay IGN. key hoe Illumination Tail lamp relay Head lamp relay Room lamp

Fog lamp relay Rear fog lamp relay

Cluster Burglar alarm horn relay

Burglar alarm relay

Tailgate open relay Front window dicer relay Rear defogger relay Hazard relay

Security indicator

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1.2 BCM Control function items Function With KEYLESS NON-KEYLESS

1 Washer operating together INT. wiper O O 2 Variable INT wiper O O 3

Wiper control

Wiper mist O O 4 Rear wiper & washer (non - variable) O O 5 Chime buzzer Seat belt reminder O O 6 Rear defogger timer O O 7 Front deicer timer O O 8 Delay room lamp O O 9 Tail lamp auto cut O O

10 Key hole illumination O O 11 Rear fog lamp control O O 12 Central door lock/unlock O O 13 Lock O O

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Driver door key

Unlock O O

15 Lock X O

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Assist door key

Unlock X O

17 Lock O X 18

Keyless

Unlock O X 19 Ignition key reminder O O 20 Impact sensing door unlock O O 21 Speed sensing auto door lock O O 22 Door unlock when key out O O 23 Auto light control system O X 24 DRL O O 25 Keyless entry & anti theft O X 26 Dead lock O O 27 Power window timer O O 28 Front fog lamp control O O 29 Security indicator O X 30 Diagnosis O O 31 Key arm / disarm O X 32 Head lamp escort O X

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1.3 BCM Circuit diagram

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2. BCM Control Function 2.1 Front /Rear wiper and washer control 2.1.1 Front wiper and washer linkage control (1) When the washer switch is ON for T1 at IGN SW = ON state, the wiper relay is ON after T2 from

washer switch = ON state, and wiper relay is OFF after T3. (2) If the washer switch is ON over than T1 at IGN SW = ON state, the wiper relay is ON after T2 from

washer switch = ON state, and wiper relay is OFF after T3 from washer switch= OFF.

T1: 0.2sec. T2: 03±01 sec. T3: 2.5 ~ 3.8 sec. (2~3 rotate)

On Off

Wiper relay

Off On

Washer switch

On Off

IGN. switch

(3) If washer switch is ON over than T1 during operating by INT. switch the operation mentioned in (2) is performed. If it is ON for T6, then the operation mentioned in (1) is performed.

Washer

switch

Off On

Wiper

relay

On Off

T1: 0.2 sec.(Min) T2: 03±0.1 sec. T3: 2.5 ~ 3.8 sec. (2~3 rotate) T5: INT. time T6: 0.2±0.59 sec. T7: 0.7±0.1sec.

- If Ignition is OFF during T3 output, then operation is terminated. - It is prior to the INT. wiper function responding to the vehicle speed.

- At cranking (IGN1 ON& IGN2 OFF state), washer switch input is ignored.

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2.1.2 Variable intermittent wiper

T1: 0.3sec Max. T2: 0.7±01 sec. T3: INT time 2.2±0.2sec(VR=0KΩ)Min ~ 10±1sec (VR 50KΩ)Max

T2

On Off

On Off

.Wiper relay

IGN 2 On Off

T1

T3

INT. wiper switch

2.1.3 Rear wiper and washer control

(1) When rear washer switch Input is 0.3 seconds or more at ignition switch is on condition, rear wiper

relay is turned on directly after 0.6 seconds at the time that rear washer switch is on and is turned

OFF after operating 2.5s~3.8s(2~3 Times) from rear washer switch is turned off.

IN

IGN. switch

Wiper relay

Washer switch

Wiper rel

IGN

T. wiper swit

On Off

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T1: 0.6sec. T2: 03±01 sec. T3: 2~3 rotate

On Off

Off On

On Off

On Off

.ay

2 On Off

T1

T2

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2.2. Seatbelt reminder function (1) Warning lamp is turned on when (2) In the above (1), warning lamp is

(But warning lamp continues on fWarning lamp is turned on contin

(3) In the above (2), warning lamp isbelt is not fastened.

(4) In the above (3), warning lamp isbelt is not fastened

(5) In the above (3), the warning lamfastened. The warning lamp conThe buzzer does not make outoutput once completion.

(6) In the above (3), (4), (5), the warn(7) In the above (6), and driver seat

when vehicle speed is betweenvehicle speed is 20KPH or more,Further, IGN1 is turned on convehicle speed becomes 20KPHstopped when seatbelt is fastene

(8) In the above (6), seatbelt is fast9KPH, warning lamp is turn on.

(9) In the above (3), (4), (5), warning

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T1: 0.7±01 sec. T2: 7.5±1 sec.

(driver and passenger seat) IGN1 switch is turned on and seat belt is not fastened. turned off when seat belt is fastened. or 6sec. if seat belt is fastened within 6sec.) ually if seat belt is not fastened. turned on when the vehicle speed is higher than 9KPH and seat

turned off when the vehicle speed is lower than 6KPH and seat

p continues to flash and buzzer sounds once and seat belt is not tinues to flash and buzzer is turned off after output completion.

put when the vehicle speed is higher than 20KPH after buzzer

ing lamp and buzzer are turned off when seat belt is fastened. belt switch become unfasten, warning lamp is turned on and off 9KPH and 20KPH. After, when seatbelt is not fastened and warning lamp and buzzer are turn on at once. dition and driver seat belt is fastened unfastened and when or more, buzzer sounds once. During this period the output is d. ened unfastened and when vehicle speed becomes lower than

lamp and buzzer are turned off when ignition switch is turned off.

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2.3 Rear Window Defogger Timer (1) The defogger relay is "on" for 20min when the defogger switch is pressed in case alternator “L”

terminal signal is in the "charging voltages high" position. (2) The defogger relay is "off" if the defogger switch is pressed again when the output is still "on" state.

T1: 60±20ms T2: 20±1 min

Ignition Switch

On Off

Alternator “L” Signal

On Off

Defogger Switch

On Off

Defogger Relay

On Off

2.4 Front deicer function (1) Deicer relay is turned for T1 if deicer switch is turned on under ALT "L" = ON. (2) Deicer relay is turned off if deicer switch is turned on again under deicer outputs on condition or

alternator L signal is turned off.

Front deicer relay

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On Off

On Off

Alternator “L” signal

On Off

T1 T1

Front deicer switch

T1: 20±1 Mi

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2.5 Delay out room lamp 1) As soon as door is closed, the room lamp is on 30 seconds and dims for 2 seconds and turned off. 2) Room lamp is turned off as soon as the ignition switch is turned on.

Initial Condition Event Room Lamp

* Room lamp : Off * Ignition key : Remove * All doors : Close

All doors : Open → Close

Room lamp turned on 30 sec, dims 2sec and turned off.

* Room lamp : Off * Ignition key : Remove * All doors : Close

All doors : Open → Not close

Room lamp is turned on 20 minutes and delayed out.

* Room lamp : Off * Ignition key : Remove * All doors : Close

Transmitter signal : Unlock Room lamp is turned on 30 sec.

* Room lamp on 30 sec. (After door is closed.)

* Ignition switch : On or * Arm wait mode or * All doors : Lock

Off

2.6 Tail lamp (parking lamp) auto cut function (1) In case of the tail lamp switch is turned on after ignition switch is on status, if the driver door is

opened after ignition switch is turned off, the tail lamp is extinguished automatically. (2) In addition, the ignition switch is turned off after driver door is opened with ignition switch on

condition, the tail lamp will be extinguished automatically too. (3) After automatic extinguish, if the tail lamp switch is turned on again, then, the tail lamp will be on

(illuminating) and the auto cut function will be released.

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Ignition switch

Off

On

Tail lamp switch

Off

Open

Driver doorswitch Close

On Off

Tail lamp relay

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2.7 Ignition keyhole illumination (1) Ignition keyhole illumination is turned on when driver door or front passenger door is opened (at

Ignition switch "off"). (2) Make sure that the output is "off' after delaying "on" state of ignition key hole illumination for 30 sec

when the driver door is closed. (3) Make sure that the ignition key hole illumination is turned off if the ignition switch signal or

transmitter lock signal (arm wait) input is accepted.

On Off

On Off

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Ignition switch

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Driver or passengeroor switch

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On Off

Keyhole illumination

T1: 30±1 seconds

ar fog lamp control

r fog relay is turned on if rear fog switch is pushed under head lamp is turned on or front fog

p is turned on after ignition switch is on and tail lamp is turned on condition.

r fog lamp is turned off if rear fog lamp switch is pushed again.

r fog relay is turned off unless the condition of “IGN=on, tail lamp=on & head lamp=on (or front lamp=on)” is met.

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Off On

Off

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Off

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Rear fog lamp

On

Off

2.9 Door lock / unlock control 2.9.1 Central door lock (1) When driver door key switch is turned to lock, the door lock relay is controlled to lock from BCM. (2) When driver door key switch is turned unlock, the door unlock relay is controlled from BCM. (3) The BCM receives “Lock/Unlock” signal from the transmitter, and outputs door “Lock or Unlock. (4) If door lock switch is turned to Lock/Unlock, all door lock/unlock output is on.

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On Off

Door lock indicator

On Off

Door unlock relay

Transmitter Lock Unlock

Driver door key lock switch

On Off

Driver door key unlock

switch

On Off

Central door lock switch On Off

Central door unlo witch

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Door lock relay

Off ck sOn

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T1: 0.5 sec

2.9.2 The reminder unlock function by central door lock switch, keyless or door key

(1) When door unlock switch is turned to Lock when ignition key is removed from the key cylinder and

driver door is opened by central door lock / unlock switch, keyless or door key switch, the door unlock relay outputs for 1sec after 0.5sec.

On Off

Unlock output

Unlock Lock

Door lock switch

T1

T2

T1

T4

T1

T2 T2

T4

Open Close

Door switch

In Out

Key warning switch

296.3 Ignition key re(1) This function is no(2) At ignition switch

door lock switch i(3) During unlock out

performed 3-time

Driver, Passenger

door lock switch

Driver, Passenger door switch

IGN Key Warning Switch

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T1:0 5s ±0 1s T2:1s ±0 1s T4:0 5s MAXminder t operated when the vehicle speed is faster than 3km/h.

is on, driver door or front passenger door are open and driver door or passenger s on, all door unlock output is performed for 1second after 0.5s. put is working for 1s by 2), if the lock state is maintained, then unlock output is s at most.

Unlock Lock

Open Close

On Off

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On Off

Unlock relay

2.9.4 Crash door unlock (1) If the airbag signal is inputte

immediately for safety. (2) During unlock output, even if

performed during remained (3) If driver or passenger, rear d

unlock output is performed d(4) At crash door unlock conditio

Ignition Switch

On Off

On Off

Unlock Relay

Normal Deployment

Air Bag Signal

2.9.5 Speed sensing auto doo(1) If the vehicle speed is faster

if all doors are locked alread(2) If any one door is unlocking

performed at most 3 times. (3) After the 3 times outputs, if it is

when ignition switch is off.

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Over 40kmUnder 40k

Vehicle Speed

OO

Ignition Switch

T1:0.5sec T2: 1±0.2sec T3:0.5±0.1s T4 : 0.5±0.1s4 times

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ignition switch is chatime. oor lock switch is chauring T3 (5sec). n, the Auto Door Loc

r lock than 40km/h over 1sey or all doors are in fastate after the lock ou

still in unlock state, the d

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e door is locked, the unlock signal is outputted

nged on to off, the unlock output will be

nged unlock to lock after unlock output, the

k function is not performed.

T1: 200ms T2: 40 ms T3: 5±0.5S

c, then door lock output is performed. However, ilure, then the lock output is not performed. tput of 1) is performed, the lock output is

oor is treated as in failure. The failure door is clear

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All Door Lock Switch

On Off

T1: 2~3sec

2.9.6 Dead lock /unlock control (1) Central door lock signal is output for 0.5s if Central door lock is performed with driver door key

switch or transmitter. Then, dead lock signal is output for 0.5s after checking the state (after 200msec).

(2) Not dead lock but only central door lock is performed after central door lock output for 0.5s when all doors are locked by central door lock switch.

(3) Central door unlock signal is output for 0.5s after dead unlock is output for 0.5s and after 200ms when central door unlock switch is turned on by door key switch or transmitter after dead lock is output for 0.5s.

(4) Not dead unlock but only central door unlock is performed when central door unlock is turned on by central door lock switch. (The driver door is performed door unlock & dead unlock mechanically when the driver door is unlock by key.)

(5) Dead lock/unlock is performed when only door is closed. (But, exception is the state of dead lock by TX or door key. All doors unlock signal is output when door open by reminder function by TX or door key.)

(6) Lock function is performed first when both lock/ unlock functions are performed at the same Time.

(7) Priority is decided in order of TX> key > door lock switch in case of simultaneous input with Key / TX / door lock switch. If (7), (8) is happened simultaneously, priority is given to (8).

(8) Dead lock is canceled at ignition key is inserted in the key cylinder and ignition key is on position. (9) In the condition of IGN ON, dead lock is not output when door key switch is turned to lock. (10) Door lock/unlock signal output is ignored by central door lock / unlock switch during dead

lock/unlock signal output.

* Functional relay output condition

Relay output function

Relay 1 Relay 2 Relay 3

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Central door lock On Off Off

Dead lock Off Off On

Dead unlock On On Off

Central door unlock Off On On

Relay 3

Relay 2

Relay 1

Key switch or TX signal

Central door locswitch

2.10 Power Win(1) Turn the outp(2) Stop outputtin(3) As soon as dr

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Door Switch

Ignition Switch

Lock

On Off

On Off

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T1 On Off

Unlock

T1

T1

T1

T2

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On Off

Open Close

On Off

T2:0.2s±0.05s

Unlock/unloc

Lock

T1:0 5s±0 1s

w on when the ignition switch is "on.” taining for 30sec when the ignition switch is "off", r door is opened, the output come to "off" in No (2) state

Power Window Relay

g Center 18 T1: 30±3 sec

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2.11 Front fog lamp control (1) IGN 1 switch & tail lamp relay are turned on condition, if front fog switch is turned on then front fog

lamp relay is on. (2) Above (1), front fog switch is turned on then front fog lamp relay is off. (3) Above (1), when IGN 1 switch is turned off then front fog lamp relay is off.

On Off

On Off

On Off

F

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Tail lamp relay

IGN 1 signal

2.1(1)

(2) (3)

(7)

(8)

(9)

(10

Front fog

amp switch

ront fog lamp relay On Off

2 Auto light control Light is turned on after 2sec±0.2sec when auto light sensor value is same as light on input value. Light on value of sensor is based on the below table. After head lamp is turned off, headlamp signal output is kept if headlamp & tail lamp on luminance condition is met at auto light switch is turned on. After head lamp is turned off, head lamp signal output is immediately stopped if head lamp & tail lamp off luminance condition is met at auto light switch is turned on. After head lamp is turned off, head lamp signal output is immediately stopped at tail lamp switch signal input. After head lamp is turned off, head lamp signal output is stopped if there is no input of auto light switch or tail lamp switch. )Headlamp signal output is stopped when switch position is changed from auto to headlamp switch during head lamp on with auto light.

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Headlamp & tail lamp

On 4.33V

Off 3.23V

2.13 Headlamp escort function (1) If headlamp is lighting by headlamp switch or auto light, headlamp lighting is maintained when

IGN1 is changed on to off. (2) Following state, headlamp lighting is turned off. (The condition of tail lamp lighting off follows tail lamp auto cut function.) * When driver door is open and close after 30sec. * When headlamp switch is turned on or not the case of auto light switch is turned on. * When driver door open state is maintained after 5minute. * When IGN1 ON IGN OFF and after 5minute. * When received TX door lock signal two times during output. < Case 1 >

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On IGN1 SW Off

H/Lamp On

Switch Off

Open Driver door switch

Close

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On H/Lamp

relay Off

< Case 2 >

On IGN 1 SW Off

Auto light On

switch Off

Open Driver door switch Close

On H/Lamp

relay Off

< Case 3 >

On IGN1 SW Off

H/Lamp SW On

Off

Open Driver door switch Close

On H/Lamp

relay Off

< Case 4 >

On IGN1 SW Off

Auto light On

switch Off

Open Driver door switch Close

30 ±

30sec±3sec

30 ±3

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On H/Lamp

relay Off

5Min < 5Min

< Case 5 >

On IGN1 SW Off

Auto light On switch Off

Open Driver door switch Close

On H/Lamp

relay Off

5 Min

2.14 Daytime running light (1) Tail lamp relay and head lamp relay are turned on, if IGN 2 & alternator “L” signal is turned on

when head lamp & tail lamp switch are off condition. (2) After above 1), head lamp relay output is off when tail lamp switch is turned on. (3) After above 2), head lamp relay output is on when head lamp switch is turned on again. (4) If tail lamp switch is turned on condition and IGN 2 & alternator "L" signal is changed from off to on,

only tail lamp relay is on. (5) Headlamp escort is performed when lamp is turn on by headlamp switch after IGN 1 is turned off,

but head lamp escort is not performed when lamp is turn on by DRL function after IGN 1 off. (6) DRL is not performed when DRL deactivation condition is inputted. (Ground)

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When DRL deactivation input =Off(Open)

On

Off IGN 2

On

Off Alternator “L”

On

Off Headlamp relay

On

Off

T/Lamp switch

On

Off H/Lamp switch

On

Off Tail lamp relay

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When DRL deactivation input = On(GND)

On

Off IGN 2

On

Off Alternator “L”

On

Off

Headlamp Relay

On

Off

T/Lamp switch

On

Off

H/Lamp switch

On

Off

Tail lamp relay

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2.15. Anti-theft warning system (ATWS) 2.15.1 Disarm

2.15.2 Arm Mode

Initial Condition Event Action

Alarm Mode Or Arm Mode

* Open the driver door after pressing transmitter unlock button.

* Open the driver door using key.

Goes to disarm mode. (Hazard lamp: blinks 2 times.)

Arm Wait Mode * Insert the key in the key box. * Door lock knob is moved. * Open the driver door.

Goes to disarm mode. (Hazard lamp: No blinking)

Auto Lock Timer 1 * Any door is opened. * Insert the key in the key box. * If door lock is failed (30sec later).

Goes to disarm mode. (Hazard lamp: No blinking)

Auto Lock Timer 2 * Any door is opened. * Insert the key in the key box. * If door lock is failed (30sec later).

Goes to disarm mode. (Hazard lamp: No blinking)

Auto Lock Timer 3 * Any door is opened. * Insert the key in the key box. * If door lock is failed (30sec later).

Goes to disarm mode. (Hazard lamp: No blinking)

Alarm * If IGN switch is turned on 30

seconds. * Open the door using key.

Goes to disarm mode. (Hazard lamp: Stop blinking)

Rearm * If IGN switch is turned on 30

seconds. * Open the door using key.

Goes to disarm mode. (Hazard lamp: Stop blinking)

(Inhibitor relay: Stop operating)

Pre arm

* Any door is opened or locked. * Insert the key in the key box. * Any door is unlocked when all

doors are closed.

Goes to disarm mode. (Hazard lamp: Stop blinking)

Initial Condition Event Action

Arm Mode * When transmitter lock button is pressed.

No state changes of ATWS. (Hazard lamp: blinks 1 times.)

Arm Wait Mode * Arm waiting timer is expired. (30 sec)

Goes to arm mode.

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2.15.3 Alarm Mode

Initial Condition Event Action

Arm Mode * Any door is opened. Goes to alarm mode.

* Start inhibit relay is on to prohibit the starting engine.

Rearm * Any door is opened. Goes to alarm mode.

* Start inhibit relay is on to prohibit the starting engine.

Open Close

Alarm modeOn Off

Mode

Ch

All door switches

On Off

Start inhibitrelay

On Off

Burglar alarmhorn relay

On Off

Hazard lamp relay

T1:27±2 sec T2 : 10±1sec

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2.15.4 Arm wait

Event Action

* All doors are closed (includes hood and tailgate). * Pressed transmitter door lock button.

* Vehicle goes to arm mode 30 sec later. * Horn & hazard lamp: works 1time

2.15.5 Auto lock timer 1

Event

* All doors are closed (includes ho* Pressed transmitter door unlock

ARM 30 sec. later

DISARMn

within 30 sec.

ARM WAIT

Door, Hood or tailgate: ope

• All doors are locked. • Hazard lamp and Horn

are working.

• All doors are closed.• Hood & tailgate are

closed.

Action

od and tailgate). button.

* After 30 sec. later, all doors will be locked (relock) and the vehicle goes to arm wait.

* Hazard lamp: blinks 1time

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30 sec. later

30 sec. la

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ARM WAIT

• All doors are unlocked.

• Hazard lamp blinks 2 times.

• All doors are closed.• Hood & tailgate are

closed.

• All doors are locked. • Hazard lamp blinks 1 time.

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2.15.6 Auto lock timer 2

Event Action

* All doors are closed * Hood and tailgate are opened. * Pressed transmitter door unlock button.

* After 30 sec. later, all doors will be locked (relock) and the vehicle goes to arm wait if hood or tailgate closed.

ARM

AUTO LOCKIMER 2

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2.15.7 Auto lock timer 3

Initial Condition Event

Arm mode Tail gate is unlocked.

* Tail gate is opened. * Auto lock timer 3 is expired.

Auto lock timer 3. * Pressed transmitter unlock butt* Any door is opened. * Ignition key switch is turned on.

Pre arm * Tail gate is closed. (Hood and tail gate is closed

condition)

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30 sec. late

All doors: lock

PREARM

• All doors are closed.• Hood or tailgate is

opened.

• H

T• All doors are unlocked. azard lamp blinks 2 times.

Action

Goes to Auto lock timer 3

Goes to pre arm mode.

on.

Goes to disarm mode.

Goes to arm wait mode.

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2.15.8 Pre arm

2.15.9 Rearm

Initial Condition Event Action

Auto lock timer 2 All doors are locked by auto door lock timer function. Goes go pre arm mode

* Disarm or alarm mode * Ignition key is removed

from the key cylinder. * Any door is opened.

* All doors are locked. (Transmitter lock button is pressed.) (Door key switch is turned to lock.)

Goes go pre arm mode.

Event Action

* After alarm mode is finished. * All doors are closed.

* If any entrance is open, vehicle goes to alarm mode. (27 sec : On, 10 sec: Off / 3 times)

• Vehicle is in Arm mode • Any door is opened

3 times PREARM

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2.15.10 The restricted function

(1) Ignition key switch is turned o

doors are locked & closed wh(2) Ignition key switch is turned o

doors are locked & closed wh(3) The restricted function of unl

function of central door lock s(4) The restricted function of unlo

function of central door lock s

azard lamp & Hornre working.

of unlock by central door lo

ff condition, door unlock is re

en transmitter lock button wasff condition, door unlock is reen driver door was turned to lock is canceled when TX unwitch. ck is canceled when door unlwitch.

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• All doors are closed.

ck switch

stricted by central door lock switch if all

pressed. stricted by central door lock switch if all ock by driver door key switch. lock signal output during the restricted

ock signal output during the restricted

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All door states

Central door lock

switch

Door lock relay On Off T1 s

Lock Unlock

Transmitter or key Lock Unlock

Lock Unlock

2.15.11 Security indicator (1) The security LED indicate

is in arm mode. (2) At ignition key insert state (3) Indicator operation condi

Condition

Disarm

Arm Alarm Arm wait Rearm Auto lock timer 1 Auto lock timer 2 Auto lock timer 3 Pre arm

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T1 : 0.5s±0.1

s that the vehicle security system

, the security indicator is off.

tion

Security indicator action

At ignition key is removed from the key cylinder state, the security Indicator will be operated with on and off. The indicator will be on for 0.3 seconds and off for 2 seconds. The indicator will be on for 0.3 seconds and off for 2 seconds. The security indicator will be on. The indicator will be on for 0.3 seconds and off for 2 seconds. The indicator will be on for 0.3 seconds and off for 2 seconds. The indicator will be on for 0.3 seconds and off for 2 seconds. The indicator will be on for 0.3 seconds and off for 2 seconds. The indicator will be on for 0.3 seconds and off for 2 seconds.

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