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    Teori 7 C56 Sensor Sharing

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    This document provides an exercise for identifying the primary signal sources and destinations ("functions") for each portion of the C56 sensor sharing connector on a vehicle. It lists each connector portion and leaves blanks to be filled in with the relevant information from workshop literature. The goal is to understand how different electronic systems can share signals via the C56 connector. For example, portion A is listed as receiving a PWM signal from S19-3 related to parking lights, which could then be used by systems like ETC, OPTI, ELC and RET. The completed exercise provides this information for each connector portion.

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    Teori 7 C56 Sensor Sharing

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    This document provides an exercise for identifying the primary signal sources and destinations ("functions") for each portion of the C56 sensor sharing connector on a vehicle. It lists each connector portion and leaves blanks to be filled in with the relevant information from workshop literature. The goal is to understand how different electronic systems can share signals via the C56 connector. For example, portion A is listed as receiving a PWM signal from S19-3 related to parking lights, which could then be used by systems like ETC, OPTI, ELC and RET. The completed exercise provides this information for each connector portion.

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    This document provides an exercise for identifying the primary signal sources and destinations ("functions") for each portion of the C56 sensor sharing connector on a vehicle. It lists each connector portion and leaves blanks to be filled in with the relevant information from workshop literature. The goal is to understand how different electronic systems can share signals via the C56 connector. For example, portion A is listed as receiving a PWM signal from S19-3 related to parking lights, which could then be used by systems like ETC, OPTI, ELC and RET. The completed exercise provides this information for each connector portion.

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    Teori 7 C56 Sensor Sharing

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    This document provides an exercise for identifying the primary signal sources and destinations ("functions") for each portion of the C56 sensor sharing connector on a vehicle. It lists each connector portion and leaves blanks to be filled in with the relevant information from workshop literature. The goal is to understand how different electronic systems can share signals via the C56 connector. For example, portion A is listed as receiving a PWM signal from S19-3 related to parking lights, which could then be used by systems like ETC, OPTI, ELC and RET. The completed exercise provides this information for each connector portion.

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    Theoretical exercise

    Technical Training

    Reg. No.

    TEC 00.16.51.06-07 en

    Date

    2002-11-01

    Pre. date

    20021101

    Page

    1(3)

    Electrical system, stage 3:

    Theoretical Exercise 7: C56 Sensor Sharing


    Each strip connector on C56 can be said to have a specific function. As an introduction
    into the concept of Sensor sharing, use the workshop literature to identify the Prime signal
    source or destination (the Function) of each portion of C56.
    Further identify possible systems which may make use of each function.

    Connector

    Primary
    source or
    destination

    Function
    Code

    Signal
    Type

    Signal Active?

    Electronic systems sharing the


    signal via C56

    S19-3

    58BA

    PWM

    Parking Lights On

    ETC, OPTI, ELC, RET, etc

    Theoretical exercise

    Technical Training

    Reg. No.

    TEC 00.16.51.06-07 en

    Date

    2002-11-01

    Pre. date

    20021101

    Page

    2(3)

    Connector

    Primary
    source or
    destination

    Function
    Code

    Signal
    Type

    Signal Active?

    Electronic systems sharing the


    signal via C56

    (ABS/EBS)

    DBR

    (Earth)

    (ABS Active)

    EXB, OPTI, ELC, RET,

    (T20)

    SS

    Frequency

    Vehicle moving

    OPTI, ELC

    (D18)

    (EDC)

    (24V)

    (To Disconnect Cruise


    Control)

    EXB, EEB, RET

    Theoretical exercise

    Technical Training

    Reg. No.

    TEC 00.16.51.06-07 en

    Date

    2002-11-01

    Pre. date

    20021101

    Page

    3(3)

    COMPLETED EXERCISE FOR INSTRUCTORS USE


    Connector

    Primary
    source or
    destination

    Function
    Code

    Signal Type

    Signal Active?

    Electronic systems sharing the signal via


    C56

    S19-3

    58BA

    PWM

    Parking Lights On

    ETC, OPTI, ELC, RET, etc

    B1-3

    BRS

    Earth

    Brake Pedal Pressed

    EDC

    B32-2

    CP

    Earth

    Clutch Pedal Pressed

    OPTI, EDC, RET

    B25-2

    Earth

    Accelerator Pedal
    Pressed

    EDC, RET

    P3-W
    (or E30-18)

    Frequency

    Engine Running

    ETC, RET, EEB

    (ABS/EBS)

    DBR

    (Earth)

    (ABS Active)

    EXB, OPTI, ELC, RET,

    (T20)

    SS

    Frequency

    Vehicle moving

    OPTI, ELC

    (D18)

    (EDC)

    (24V)

    (To Disconnect Cruise


    Control)

    EXB, EEB, RET

    S4 / F4

    15D

    24V

    Key (15) Live

    (E12(EDC))

    (PWM)

    (PWM)

    (Throttle Actuation)

    RET,

    (E8 / OPTI)

    (GS)

    Frequency

    Propshaft Turning

    RET

    (ABS/EBS)

    (WL)

    (Earth)

    (ABS Fault)

    RET, EEB

    T3-1

    PB

    Earth

    Park Brake On

    WSL, EDC (EBS)

    T4-1

    BP

    Earth

    Low Park Tank


    Pressure

    EBS

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