Bayerische Motoren Werke PGS Automotive Inductive Comfort Access System User Manual BMW PGS2 E8x Homolog e

Bayerische Motoren Werke AG Automotive Inductive Comfort Access System BMW PGS2 E8x Homolog e

Users Manual

  BMW_PGS2_E8x_Homolog_e.doc                          Page 1 / 5                                                   SV C BC P2 HW Pase 01.03.2004                                                               CONFIDENTIAL                                                    H.Schmittschmitt           Functional Description /  User Manual    for   SIEMENS VDO   Comfort Access System   Type PGS2 5WK4 9135
  BMW_PGS2_E8x_Homolog_e.doc                          Page 2 / 5                                                   SV C BC P2 HW Pase 01.03.2004                                                               CONFIDENTIAL                                                    H.Schmittschmitt           1. Functional Description - Comfort Access System (CA)   1.1  General functional description  The CA-system enables convenient utilization of the vehicle. To use the vehicle, the driver only needs to take the key along with him/her. The vehicle communicates with the system inductively via antennas. These antennas are located in the rear bumper, in the trunk, of the backlite shelf and in the interior. These antennas are driven inductively with a frequency of 125 kHz. The system's range is limited in a defined fashion by damping the body sheet metal. In the vehicle interior, the ranges of the various antennas overlap, which enables location of the key.   1.2  Passive access control  Controlled by TAGE (outside door handles electronic)    1.3  Passive Go (start/stop)   The system provides the function which enables starting/stopping the engine without key actuation.  The prerequisite for starting the vehicle is a key allocated to the vehicle, which is taken along by the user and is clearly inside the vehicle. By actuating the starting device, the driver starts the identification process, i.e. the PGS control unit issues a request for a valid key inside the vehicle. The key returns an appropriate response to the PGS control unit. In case of successful identification of the key, the vehicle is started and the immobilizer is deactivated.   2.  List of variants  5WK4 9135  PGS2 - control unit  5WK4 9132  interior antennas / trunk antenna 5WK4 9133  bumper antenna
  BMW_PGS2_E8x_Homolog_e.doc                          Page 3 / 5                                                   SV C BC P2 HW Pase 01.03.2004                                                               CONFIDENTIAL                                                    H.Schmittschmitt     A1A2A3A4TAGE_FTTAGE_BFTPGS2 BMW E8xA2LFLFPGS2TAGERFID- Geber  3.  Operating range of the inductive field (LF)                          A1 - A2  interior antennas A3  trunk antenna A4  bumper antenna     4.  Technical parameters   Carrier frequency  125kHz Band width  123,75 kHz - 126,25 kHz Field strength  < 42 dBµA/m at 10m Type of modulation  100% ASK  Method of frequency generation  digital sinus generator Number of channels  1 Baud rate 4 kBd Power supply  14 Volt Type of battery  Car battery  inductive Transmission range  < 2m
  BMW_PGS2_E8x_Homolog_e.doc                          Page 4 / 5                                                   SV C BC P2 HW Pase 01.03.2004                                                               CONFIDENTIAL                                                    H.Schmittschmitt       5.  Typical usage pattern  27 start / stop operations in 24 hours (10.000 operations / year) with a typical transmission duration of 39 milliseconds.  Transmitter ON  1,053    seconds / 24 hours  Transmitter OFF 86.398,95 seconds / 24 hours  Duty Cycle: TON / T (ON+OFF)  x 100% = 1,053 / 86.399 x 100 % = 0,0012 %    6.  Block diagram of CA System                7.  Label Design                    41mm 59 mm CA Master  CAS2 Control unit       PGS2 LF antennas 2 x interior LF antenna 1 x bumper  LF antenna 1 x trunk
  BMW_PGS2_E8x_Homolog_e.doc                          Page 5 / 5                                                   SV C BC P2 HW Pase 01.03.2004                                                               CONFIDENTIAL                                                    H.Schmittschmitt       7.1  FCC Declaration  FCC ID LX8PGS This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.    8.  Power up of test samples  The test setup consists of the following components:  • Control unit:    PGS2; 5WK4 9135 • Wiring harness:    Control unit ↔ bumper antenna and power supply •  Antennas:    1 bumper antenna 5WK4 9133 •  Power Supply:     14VDC or car battery (not supplied)  The bumper antenna will represent the max. allowed inductive load, which the control unit can supply.   8.1  Test configuration and operation  Connect the wiring harness to the control and the bumper antenna. More precise allocation of connector - socket is not necessary, as all connections are mechanical or color-coded. The entire test setup is connected to power via the two banana jacks on the wiring harness.       Banana jack, red   = 14VDC or car battery     Banana jack, blue   = GND (ground)  The power consumption in case of operation amounts to max. 10A.  If the power supply is connected the control unit begins to operate.  The connected antenna will transmit the carrier frequency with a duration of approximately 40ms at intervals of 500ms. The transmitter power of the control unit is adjust by 100%.       This procedure does not correspond to the standard mode of operation! This procedure is only used to simplify emission measurements.  Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible forcompliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

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