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    3.5.2 Architecture of Iso/Iec 15118 V2Iog:: Figure 6: Pilot Signal States

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    The document discusses the pilot signal states that indicate the voltage level and charging status of an electric vehicle. It includes a table that lists six different vehicle states - A through F - defined by the voltage and whether charging is possible. It also provides an overview of the architecture and standards for ISO/IEC 15118, which defines the communication between electric vehicles and charging stations, and notes that parts 1-2 have been released as international standards while parts 3-8 are still in progress.

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    The document discusses the pilot signal states that indicate the voltage level and charging status of an electric vehicle. It includes a table that lists six different vehicle states - A through F - defined by the voltage and whether charging is possible. It also provides an overview of the architecture and standards for ISO/IEC 15118, which defines the communication between electric vehicles and charging stations, and notes that parts 1-2 have been released as international standards while parts 3-8 are still in progress.

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    Figure 6: Pilot Signal States

    The function that displays these pilot signal states is called the vehicle state.

    Vehicle state Voltage Status Charging possibility


    A 12 V Vehicle is not connected Not possible
    B 9V Vehicle is connected Not possible
    C 6V Charging is possible. Ventilation unnecessary Possible
    D 3V Charging is possible. Ventilation necessary Possible
    E 0V Vehicle is not connected --‐ supply--‐ Not possible
    F -12 V side situation
    Vehicle is not connected --‐charger situation Not possible

    Table 1: List of vehicle states

    3.5.2 Architecture of ISO/IEC 15118 V2IoG:

    As on April 2014, both 15118-1(general information and use case definition) and 15118-2 (network
    and application protocol requirements) had already been issued as international standards. The rest
    of the list of ISO/IEC 15118 international standards are currently in progress, 15118-3 (physical
    layer and data link layer requirements), 15118-4 network and application protocol conformance
    test), 15118-5 (physical and data link layer conformance tests), 15118-6 (general information and
    use case definition for wireless communication) and 15118-7 (Network and application protocol
    requirements for wireless communication) and 15118-8 (physical layer and data link layer
    requirements for wireless communication).

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